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Boats for Baltimore and Philadelphia

TWICE
The Steamers COLUMBUS and PoCAIIoNTUS
leave Richmond for Baltimore every Tuesday aud Ss-
iuidsy. at O'Clock. p. NJ. the Columbus RAINING
Tuesday, and the Pocahonius Saturday afternoon.
Passage and Fare s. 90
HENRY IJIDIAM A. co
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EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
HAVE this day opened THE EAGLE HorEL
which have fitted Farni'ute AMI svey c,rfr
table aeeorsotao ro,rde BY The Dy. Aonh or year sn
$50 Tor Ttanfent vsrfs A. made 10
rive ssiaeoni hope % BE- ihtaY pannrrd rcfsins visit
~ we ~ Nsah ~ wei ~ sigr 90 6.ge HOoi trsand
p'e haYng hof nay assured that have made tlr La
-'fantea,et'lor hsyug 'hcn eal lisen Gaze ,f
r. sa--'fn May y Cr'ur
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WAVERLY HOUSE,

THE travelling and resident public are respect
- fully inoracd that house lately
occupied by MIR ruiam, Ioets Alley LIST door
Tue undergone repair He
intends keeping the hodfc plan
accommodated all hour' with Of the deAcies
Affords FTcsh Fh Oy,rr Beef s-as, Wild Fowl Ills gene
raj table will be pTovlsd for from
Ear viii be supplied with tue best Of Lqnor-h Rcd
be- furnished Comfortable bedding The location Of
the hluse trail 10 business being With and
TIE Bel Tavern geo yards the EIchaHg 1i
aud Hsreens and other principal Livery nne-
diaieiy the Houses
ruton of the County People especially he spae
gains making all patronage ~
tomiouab.c possible His chass will be moderate cannot
iJi To faction Day boarders omrolied
nh ll-t2w WIN IiOWI.E1T. Arrrt
Ii AMES pINEn 4. n A 81 AAMII nAA- L., =
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SGBOr ALL FOR SALE. Tho a,5,c,ibe,

CABOT HID FOR SADIE. The subscriber
~ Offers private this valuable R.iarr
situated IA Go1shEi County miles Rehnond the
James River kaHawa Canal pasing inng
s7S Of land srabe including 40 Of low
grounds an ~ the beet quay the residue
abundant supply % water each field.
The improvements handsome and spaeous btek
dwelling recently built, with al neeesry appenages the barn
nbles Overeef housa servsuis quarsT order
Those dyOsed 10 purchase invited the et
any time. For Apply snttcher. C. H. CAETER
Goodwoo'. Qucen Ana Prince Georges 60. NJ. eotf
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WARD ELECTIONS.

W The Election for nine persons from each
"aid OF this Cay, 10 Aldermen
sid City, vii be hei the d WEDNESDAY IN APRIL NJ
'he following raccF whrof Jefferson wa,d OF Ward No
al the Ohi"n Hotel For Madison Ward Ward no e at the
columbian Hotel; Fog Mhhros wa'd, Ward az the
shoekoe nm Tavern The Pons viii cpcn.d lock
3D. and closed ut u he pAni. day
. mo 81. FERGUSON. sent
march ID l-fS-h q the CIV nj III
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HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Canal Packets.

Canal Packets.
The Pncket-Bosis SKINNER and JOHN MAR
SHALL leave Richmond for Lynchburz every Monday.
Wednesday. and Friday, at o'clock in the morning.
Passage and Fare SO 90
EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-19

FARM FOR SALE.

F6NHE sniscriter authorized watch Mf
IudAy Gilman Hs.es situated The Tok of the Tnf,e
Chopped std Wcsiham roads and about Wee, of Eh
l4Rd Toe isi eobisias 49, siJh
balance IN woo 30 bushels q What hove teen tsrci duuns
the last ia The buiiinss sorsist o. su jvers hse
ing rooms besides u usual number ofCu. h3Iso,
The terms will be made very accommodating Apply
feb 2l--n w & Dntv
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Anftiou Sales.
THIS DAY.

rms DAY.
NJ lnio~. a sresh~,.
NEW AND SECOND HAM, FURNIIiiRy G.. At
AucTioN.
~ thursday mosnisUp March issh, q no
"eNSk s' o'r ssnse 80 - uulsss~a .~u-~~~ - -.
" "ss-~hoh flraatane. ss -ar&>sesetn - -. ssr--
CANE AND WOOD So ~ CHA1H
~ aer hat-i-o@s csns saa Wcs1 rsu1 Uun1~~
GOLOfATENT LEVER WATCHES
rese. pafsh Lever Cod Watches q. - -.
psi'Sf e~Asfy NH ~ INLOgBa Bn<IH1n 49,
BAROUCHE Ir1
Ae~ esy maas BAsoUcaE 10 - - . - a,
close cousisp
ADDITIONAL
ah".on- 'se'r> hasean st-so.rd w,rs>, .,s,, r. ~.
lining ao- NA gary Chaif-. M,hs~.,, va
ssh". SApe ehsir-s t~tsf 49, ke
suPEkIrE NEss PtAHn1 posrH
- - nan o'As nesSesa 49,, ~ sp<ror tone
anu "''h mn sLnxs . ssornEs. Asesl
900 Ornamental Trees, Shrubs. Roses. NC. Sr
~ " Seioes pfssi"Vs 'hs -.i~ Furn,u. ~. IN ..p
s'tsio eohretlon of Oman nI Trees
ssihs Of aiSssy of Rs Poas poa.l. $500,
rraeh 'hsny ssi Appt: Rel WAT, Lilac J,osn 49,.
hoeh oshs- Caes"'hu; GoL Bon span.h 40 asssh
hrooai '" - 'sss~"
ALso,-A variety Of fr,ais and D,sna Root.
Wv" 20 fALOFS n BROTHER A..t.
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W. GODpIN. Auet.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT FOR SALE
AT AUCTION

NlLi be sod, at Auction. "WEDNESDAY aa.r,oon =, I,
oe e. handonc building Lot situated on the Wrs,er,
tack 1870 Tks located 10 one among tb- mo-,
lie nerhso'boot cf Cy TERMS cash b.lpe. a,
'oa''- Leieired II ~il u d. iei into each raw
ing fron Vi IS feet ny request % IN. Proprie or,
nh u
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j. f. w ORD.

a. T.. w Or ID,
LOTTERY VENDER,
"rfosITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE.
EieuxoSD, vISsIsrl
SLLo Tickets In all Lotres uhder tho rnsn,gr,,.,,
~ OF j. g. GkDSoRT Il Co. on N, .am. ,,,,,s ,h.,
they are sold a, tho Manager Oliee.
March isso.
S6OOOOl
in CAPITALS or 10000,
d as .s'' Ga,. - for is's 70 Be- drawn AsIasa.
Ona.~ $1,000 IS saa.. Of $1,000
a a.,.s 200 zoe zoe
ceraaeA's. o. Packages Of rs wsae.. $3.50 90
10 &: DO :: :: S:1:s; 8 :: :: ::
ALExAsDRIA LOTTERY Gus. No iq. to be draw. IN Ar,
@"-f@ U &. ca Saturday. March 2s,h. 1876
p'H,o Of s,s.oSc 10 pm. Of .a,eoo
atooo 10 400
~ DRAWN BALLOTS our or ID
Csuns.'s' Of Packages Of ~ wsos- $40 Go
Ro Co CO - Halves IS 90
% Order. Tea.. .ns sLsr-. All =, ~
N The above splondd iossre~ on.. that are dawn
the lo- prompt md of each
'''-''-'''' amer " IL over 70 an sse o"st ,om
= 'iNf@toNl o. w., MANAGERS. No.
" ioi Nam street. u~am vs.
IA i'es't Nos 81 al OF. Capital Pine q sIaoO An
''sy STa"n IA Richmond, March AZ Tn, once
Drawn Nos Of the lo,ery-MouohsaIia. No n.
81 81 81 81 Is 10 n 20 IS ~
March. $40.
36O,00Oi
IN q CAPITALS az 100000
heI-ntnA Lottery, Class No. b., Al Al ..Bs,i. IN
u Saturday, 2Ist March. is46
Splendid Scheme,
prizes of $4,000 - pr,,s If 9, ma
1so' -
25IO 100 500
TIekeE only elo. Halves s. Qsarer. So
'e'NneA'ss Of fss'asSs OF . whoss $3.50 90
q halVts
-" - S-'ansfs, - so
AeEastria Lottery. ~ 10 b. dawn IN AIs,,,,, n
e On Saturday, Eareh 2-th. LAG.
PRIZEs
PINE Ct $4,000 10 PsIres Of 5000
ippuo 10 sOO
fOs9 .DS
Sleo 10 500
IL DRAWN BALLOTS OUT or &C.
Tickets $40. Halves 5: ouaItsr. 20
'e'hheAts OF Paekages Of - Whoies, sIIO %
90 - Halves,
VI" - GaanSrs % SO
oidefs for Iteteis and SAre An I'm.
Above Splendid louery will promrt attention. 49,
an account OF the Da~ag wall he requested. TO ali who
orf'F from Us. Adde'S,
l. o.. = C. GREGORY CO. Managers,
Va
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neIN OSH,s
W ii K A TFIEID INN

THIS HOUSE, which ha. been nnJs, II.
mana en'-ht Of the uIie the l.st estrn ao,,
ga ot ue accommodation Of the travelling public
of the Se al patronage heretofore sI,-nhed IN h,
souse' The su6serb'r wall leave nIhlas undone on ia a. -
merit continuance OF pubic favor az r-'A !"
The Table OF the Wh.alheh ,han m an ,,,... A.
N me best the markets afrd every eIeron viii he -
sner he House an sgreeabe place scjoaru no th : 40 -
batinaose either on business pleasure WV '-->
70 AeiSrfsH's Porter iz AWAY. Al IN. n.o0, -
The baggage OF convey IL 10 the o,si
NH 2-ekd3m .. ~ q
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OPINIONS or TIiE PREss.
Do The Philadelphia Saturday Courier OF ths i,th s,,s.
eoniains the fpiosing.
We eAI the attention OF readers To In. floxipx-
Vicm the Bosion Dee.D
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF

. TAR AND WOOD n aPruA,
fof the cure Of Puonay Of the
Throat and Lung.
N not practice popular medicine. Of
thr day satn the induced d@vi.t- %
o"y 'si' non 'hs eorhisBc. have the a.dieis-
s "uh 81 The sstsn'ents IA relation Il wos
-" 10 ss' io' Ne give opison
's"H Nh-n ~e can cite testimony ~
va. manner IN which IN article IL received ahj stands
~hfe oginaes whsr, hon the pabie luer. rs
To do In iofmins ts character remedial
ms rvnp n-ed aud ndsi By Faculty
OF The Medical Core n PhladeIph,
such testimony aIons ep,L q, puhiIe eo,s
usho" Nsain the low prize ~heb - sold within
' ieh every one In -siihaiior this ps.ss-e.
.ae e'H- :" any other madene nhh kBoNiedr. fof
thee fotni.
ms ih'ainsnle Medicine prepared only by
=. r. THOMSON,
=" Northeast corner Of Ssh ana Spruce st Pbls.
rIi'e az cts pei bnti--tit
W For ss- IA kichrirI by DUyAL Q. PURCELL C-nsIAI
ate1i N teirtssurr BY Chs Cs!nS In aOroh by n. A.
lh" "a ,y"chhur ~ Jho a. sssy la FT.enesstufF by Dt
James 'oose aud e. ~ Hunt o. CiappeI
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NHE subscribers offer for sale, uoon oood

VIE subscribers offer for sale, upon good
- r. 49,
~ hhds rev crop Orleans Sugar dry and bright
50 do and hbls crop Orleans and we.t Ips,. ,,.
20 tons well aSsortfd CornIry Iroa
ton American Bls,ersd Steel
~ |NayHis" Cast, German and En=f b Bisas ,ed s,,e,
SO.tOO lbs Old and new Bacon and SAla.I.,.
100 ssets Ashton" saI
20 eSls No aad unnspeeted Hernass sound .Rtsoos
~ oSsirls PRIME aAd p1'e Mountain Clo,ef l.ed
30 bags R'o Java Laguayra ard Mafaeabo con.s
" Asyefs are requested give then, ear me- .. 80
L-'e . i'po- % County Prouee give eroDSt
flatenion To al eoass nzsnIs. r'' '"d'a"H
nah ~
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DIt. CHAPssAR's
Al - HNH AZ on
EOLlAN PIANO FORTE!

G ID II. TAYLOR, 100 Main street,
HS ia opposite the Banks so'e Agent IN the ~ q
Rebmni Va for the sale % Nunrs Pianos
Ieeeved pr schr Coufer fupch Rosewood For " ID
CoienansFaien Hoiian AichWeht which ho At mann
faeturer's price
Among the many Pocssors of Muae in Europa who
have crpsssd Their admiration O. Mr Cocmsns attachment
y IHttnrEo ono ~ the gsa'es ranits the work.
notieein the Music Review
The eminent ratF, THttafRo, T. Pe'er.butrh.
giving sens o. weEe Crnceus ttee hsvc strn place md
e resips ofeachavemRe 500 pounds low given
% Thaibefg % dine % w Paiacc win lhe Empefor
lie writes 70 Nc Cocman Al folows:
Lovpos tsh tanv, 1875.
Nv Dear srIn eLcosng = letter my fOtnd Mr. Erara I
cannot efr om expressing how pease
VITA your hsitn Attachment which consider 9eat
Improvement ean you, that my p1r DO my
utmost 70 make your Invention Known
Believe my dear az yours truly,
nh ~ THALRHRa
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'auanie Real Estate md PeriShsbi- Pro..,-
,or SAFE at Public Auction, I'm The row.,

nh Pron
,1r save. at Public Austios,, In the row,
bN TUESDAY, the 18th day of March next.
AZ u O'clock, NJ viii be soJ, Public Aurtion.
Isl mat Fsy valuable family In which an. lar. A.,
ntehe resi1ed IL consists Of Story nrI,pr con,,i
Es hooms ineiad,uE good AMI sony , s
aS hehen snin-e house Crce Stab.. Carria.. Hem ~
tnofoush 'epa hrgs Front Yard which NAV - ~
'tev OF the whole Richmond ans I've -
arc ptoaae'iEe 6ardens, in a euhiy,,ion
"a Two Vaeart Lott sold aptrt fo,n N, o,.
with ih- above Prrp"ry may hou-h brst ON m. A,
il aud convenient stoe Main tr, ,s,h -,
storage Rooms below aha above Rooa. above m Or, -
Vert-d into comfortable Residence for email family
4V very snaaa
ne above prore'ty will be credit Of g. - and IA mo-
VIA oTproved sEtoTs. nsgp.sabe paper ''
The sAe of the Real Estate vsui,ed aSoy. 4. -
"SN p. b. WILLS, Err
81
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hy davenport Allen Z. Go.
DRY GDnUS A'p AUTSrtax

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, March Isth, o'snes A N -, ~m..u,
our Dfy "oods Moons. ....o..h n
GoGd-; among W
Blue bib and faney eord Coth. ana C.s.irn,r,.
- :. . : sI.h So b'o~a Starting. ana shsrtiur,
-, 70 ana 90 bleacbsd do %
Ts and . = s-psr Long Cath
Brown ard Eleache1 D.inngs
Domestic ,'inehans
uskings ~ ''Ss VI ne'-
Black anJ Cord Canhriss
hTEe and BE- auGfu' ASSORTMENT OF Pan,sIos, s,us.
TO. Do. ao o'~AS
bsauuiuis;yiss " '-' "i"es' aHi Hai
1000 hue Prints
Irish LiEeGs drown poisal.
Union f1tis Apron Chsess Coat Paii.nz
Italian Sis Cfayafs Tweed-
sis md cotton HIS Clildsens' HIS
Buttons Barton Houd. Hooks nd Eyes
Pin7,i .tnent OF iiosiery Giovss &c
ALSO,
y n &c invoice OF mcst heautfc.
ote se~n Va this market and worthy tn. -
uaSe beng selected for and a., o,.,h,
ou-st seasonaor af'ieles not atsda above. 10y
" lot Of Goods damaged the ,eA Coa,,, -,
-oh ior whom it concern 'e'' !" Dc
Tor approved paper. '"'o'hs' cred"
nh ~ DAVENPORT artpS.oo
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

menace ami bTayado sent there BY the Admu,s.,
ton warhawks this side Of the water. il fear =
ii intimidation that the British Government Il, l.
very good natured towards and reproye
iscr resident AT asIngtoa fer peremptorv relecr-
Mr. foLks offer Of the 18th parallel Not bit Of il,
That Government knows what IL is about striking n,
advantageous bargain with Mr. PoLA, we'll la,
ter knows what he IS doing, and what object he has ia
view IA letting has wr-haAs sr the American peoals
up into the belief that hossities are inevitable wh,..
neither he nor has cabinet officers preps-
10 such a crtsss
This whole subject deserves the most Sc ro,tS and so.
reflection Shall ait ties things be done with tmnan,y
by arrant demarogHes TO make political capttal Shall
the country and Its prosperity be SACRIFICED the pece.
cheated. guilea hood wnkcd business and
saddicd " til enormous DIRECT TAX or an .narn,ous
NATIONAL DEBT, to crafty demagogues n purshas.
ing of territory which they themselves
clearly ana PROFESSIONALLY. ana enable them
continue ride the whirwind and direct the storm,
Forbid 1t. PArEIorIsM torhi IT, HoNoK !. Forbid IL
ENERCy POTOMAC
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i,r the Palladium.
VIII Yoa Attend the Writing school

To such OF citizens feel need Of improvement
in PENNANSHlP. let me say--you cannot DO better
than 10 attend Sir r. g. p,IaERs class. And, this
gentleman has acquired mastery the qutH sedosn
excellcG. which az ready admit after hav
ing examined MS sPecine feel free TO remark that
parents should forthwith avail themselves of good
opportunity for their chdren's Improvement in this
branch education But his skill alone the
ag5iity OF has pen, the OF execution. bat
he has with all, the nstng minds his
pupils the faculty and desire improve OF this
need have doubt he takes his scholars on the broad
principle of Improvement pay,
Mr.. P's. female class this, Wednesday
morning hais past o'clock Room Mr. tibert's
Hotel need hardly say the Young ladies Rich
mond I at writing is mean accomplishment of the
femae-they all we'll aPPrised Of It's benefits. But
say they, we hardly prepared 10 under the
tutelae OF entire stranger. admire that humidity
INDUCED fr but for the benefit of those having
such elections et state th,t Er Palmer has long
been resident at the capital Of this and also halls
from of the respectable falnIcs Of that place
This. think is sufficient 0 remove all objections or
fears of being imposed upon.
ONE OF HIS SCHOLARS
1uor J3f.-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

reign in the faces of the Notwithstanding the
state the registry the condition of the food market,
our relations with United States the absence of
excitement except the great question of free trade
we arrive conclusion, not only that Sir Robert
Peel will pass his tariff riumphantly, but that he
will do it the present Parliament,
Tho celebrated DR.. Pusey. OF the expiration Of
his three years suspension, appeared on Sunday
last in the pulpit of tho Ca,hedrn! Church Of Ok
ford; and so great was tho anxiety 10 boar him.
that the struggles at tho door for admission SAVIOUR
ed more Of tho theatre than the house of prayer.
Tho attendance exceeded all previous experience.
Great numbers came purposeiy from London; Il
tho reporters Of tho daily press were sent down
TO place the sermon before the world. DR.. Pusey,
it will DO remembered, was suspended for preach
ing the Roman Catholic doctrine Of tho eucharist.
Tho interval appears to hayo worked change
in his views, for the doctrines of tho prisstly
mission Of sins and of the ''real presence were
rs strongly insisted on the present as in the con-
demncd sermon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04
A Law in regard 20 biers.

The following is copy Of law passed at the late
session of the legislature respect to gamblers.
An HOT amend the Isl article oFte SD chapter
Rertsed taWs OF l3 and for other purposes.
SECTION l. BE it enacted by the general Assembly OF
the State of Indiana. That every person who shall be
the keeper exhibitor Of any gaming table, such
A. II. C. f. .. table, billiard table, roulette shuttle
board, faro bank. nine pm alley pen alley
the purpose OF winning, betting wagering money
other articles property of value shall upon
thereof, be fined IN any not less than
than thousand dollars which NAV be added imprs-
onment the county jail for any term of
ceedng three months at the discretion Of the Jury
ing the
SEC 2. That every person who shall gam his lvcli-
hood by gaming an shall have other visible
ton calling shall he found wandering about from
place TO place without fixed residence
habit practice of gambling shall be deemed and
ken be professional gambler aud shall upon con-
vicon thereof be imprisoned hard labor in State
prison for not less than
years, fined and imprisoned the county ail at the
the discretion Of the Jury trying the
SIC 3. The 3fth Of the article of the sd
chapter of the Revised Statues -i3 be
hereby repealed
SEC l. This act take effect ana be in force from
and after its passage
JOHN 5. SIMONSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Represe natives.
JAMES G. READ,
President Of the Stnatc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

u The following letter from friend soourning for a
uIno at W aShIngton cIy, received until W
days since Last week published letter of a later
gate rom the same person but this giving a synopsis
OF the correspondence between Mr. Pakenha1n and Mr.
buchanan on the Oregon question, may be uninte-
resting to readers
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04
RAIL FOAD MEETING


The public rested in the construction of Rail
Road from this place east respectfully invited TO at
tend 4 meeting TO be- held in Richmond on the first
Monday April next a. o'clock, 2. VI. II - hoped
there will be general all citizens.
The ROAD must be made.
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Meeting Of the wing Central Committee.


AT meeting Of tho Wing Central Committee
for Wayne county, held in Ccntrevillo on Mon
day, tho 23d instant, tho following resolutions
were adopted
Resolved, That We recommend to tho Wings
Of this county, in tho selection Of candidates for
tho next annual election, to pursue the same
plan which was pursued last year. to-wit: That
o poll be opened in each Township, on tho first
Monday Of April noxt undor tho superintendent
Of one Judge and two clerks, and that tho Wings
thore vote for four persons candidates for Re-
personalities. ono for Sheriff, ono FOR Coroner,
ono for Prosecuting Attorney, and for County
Commissioner--thnt tho vote SO cast shall, by the
judges, be returned to tho county scat, on the
Wednesday following the said oloc,ion and the
votes having been counted, tho persons having
received the highest number Of votes shall be de-
clared nominated, and shall be considered the
candidates of the party.
Resolved, That the following named persons
be appointed Judges in ,I.e respective townships
OF tnls county, and that lhoy be requested to APP
point clerks:
Abington--Mosos Robins
Boston-Joseph NJ. Bulla
Contribution Haywor,h
Clay-Stephon Elliott;
Franklin--Henry Dutterow
Green--Joscph Lewis;
Harrison-A. NJ. Bradbury
Jackson-Pressly Hutton
Jeferson-Rchard Gorden
Now Gardon--John Meredith
Perry-William Russey
Washington--Robt. Murphey
Wayne-Job Borton.
J. B. STITT, Chairman.
D. p. HOLLOWAY, Secretary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

UThe Wilmington. N. G. Chronicle of the lith
says: "Spring is fast opening upon the trees put
ting forth their foiagc-fowers gardens bloom
and every thing betokens that the reign of winter is
closing rapidly" In Indiana, two weeks later, have
deepest there has been here for twenty years
The seighng has been good for days and those who
can afford (prners cannot improving the oppor
tunty of enjoying the merry sleigh ride
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

Small Por a Orford-We regret to learn that this
loathsome disease prevailing to considerable extent
among the of Oxford Ohio Several of the stu
dents the Miami University have been attacked, and
most Of those who escaped have left for home un
derstand several have occurred Eaton and II Is
to be feared that will reach city Those who
have not been vaccnated should fl avail them
selves of its preventive power.
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0HrShares of the Boston and Maine Rail Road Com
pany. which sold for s65 few years since. now
mand 4ll2
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Wing STATE Central Committee
In the county of Marion David Wallace, Douglas Ma
guiTe, William Sheets, Hugh O'Nea, and D. Detrees
LIST Circuit, A. S. White, of Tippecanoe;
ID James Collins, r., of Floyd;
Sd John Vawter, of Jennings,
4th Samuel Hall, of Gibson;
5th d. s. Gooding. of Hancock
9th 90 d. p Holloway, of Wayne;
7th - James Farrington, of Nigo,
Sth II p Bddie, of Cass;
9th S. Colfax, of st. Joseph;
10Th George G.. Dunn, of Lawrence;
18th Thomas Bell, of Madison;
l2th Samuel Bigger, of Allen
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

Rail Road from Spring feidtn Columbus legisla-
of Ohio. have incorporated company for the
of Rail Road from Springfield to Columbus
This will Be important link in the groat chain of
Rail Road from the the west. Shall aid in
continuing il west,
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Effects If Iute,nperance-A man named FangboTn, of
Coxackie. n Y. after drinking quart Of liquor, killed
his wife, and burned the body almost TO a cinier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

u \ rich lead mine, yielding - per cent, said
have been discovered IN Eichland county, Ohio.
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District Sehool-Soath Of Main Street.-The school
funds belonging the District South of Main Street in
the city of Richmond, will be paid pre- ratio 10 each
scholar who attend school during the three months
commencing on Monday next. Parents aad guardians
are at liberty send II any sci,2c. city, ana
draw their proportion of the funds
March 3rd. 1916
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

HA Miss Sarah Rider residing Springfield Ohio,
while drawing bucket of water fell headIong tbs
well, and drowned, a few days
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PAIL A DlU Nj .
RlCHMOND IA.
"Wednesday Morning, March 4. isiG.
w lIlG TICK T. =.

WING TICKET.
For Goeernor,
JOSEPH G. MARSHALL, Of Jefferson county.
For Lieutenant Governor,
GODLOVE S. ORTIZ, of Ilppecanoe county