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9restsn 3'pelftsr tiberHu9en meroen bon ben
punoerboren Suaenoen pcn Or Smapne8 su.
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8tsn uno Noeeifrosr Yblobelpbia, uno
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tDarfbalL N9enten fir 9teabn9.
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Stnterlahenihaft Der periforbenen
Gliiabctb Sert, ltebn BON
SretnOf Saunfbip, Ser e SauntD.

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eurb bic 9Sailsnecurt BON SerfS @amtp, sur
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gsrtbeIun9 Der SilanS in ben Jcdnpsn pcn 2ts
brobam Jcers, &ominitrator Der eria9tsn
perlforbsnsn SIfabetb I9srg, miro fir psisn
.3ped am WittUcb Den 90 ndcbifen October
in isiner 2(mtsitubs, in Der Rorb 5tsn @trass,
in Nsaoin9, ss9snwdrtiS fsm um llbr Nats
mtta96. II. ). t1Iiller, Nubior.
September %. lS47. 3m.
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$50 SboIcr SelDbnnno.

Die cbiae Brlcbnun9 wirb BON ben Com:
miftoners BON Seyfe gauntp bsBablt mers
crn, an einise Derlcn oper pWIonen, Die
ben Serilter ces ibdnpibcn W1orps, mel.
der all ocr pericn eines Srsmbinas began.
gen ,poreen, cen man etlpa Dor 10 Sa9en M:
terbalb 8eatins i'm Scbuplfia: SluIs fanp,
arretirt unp 5ur lteberfibruns trinst.
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Neapln9, Sept. Is. lSept. Gil BIN
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2ln Die freten uno unabbGnoioen
e GtlmlnAeber OOn Serfs Sanntn.

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Ie9Enteit Die Gbre aebabt bate, cutb tpdbrenO
oret Satren aIe "S tberif" BON Seres
eountp 3n picncn, 60 fible ict MID peran.
loft, mlth 'picoerum als ganpicat tei fcms
lnenper 2Sahl an5utieten. SD erlucbe eueb
Daber atbtun9spca I'm sure Gtilnmen, uue
wCrrr, wenn crwiblt, bcu Dfihtcn res Nm.
tes, pls lth mIcb fcbmcib(e pa6 es Uorbin ae-
'fbcbrR 1T, sur 3nfrleDenbeit pes putIfums
uatbFcmmcn, gusr O1tthracr
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@uDitDrs SSocltrics,f.

Die llnterSstbnstsm an8sifsat burb bie0Eae
teneourt non Ssrf6 @auntm iur Gertbeluna
Der Silanj in ben S3dnosn BON Oanel Deepen,
Nomnlifratcr BON ALIEN uno sinfadb ppn Den
@htsrn uno bsme9Ihem 8srn69en, Medbtsn
uno Sreotsn peltbe Dem perftcrbenen Saeob
9sppen, lsstbin BON Ioeiosbsr9 Saunfbip,
SsrfS Sountp, 9eb6rtsn, wsrbsn in Der 9(mtss
fube bon 0SiQiam 9W. Soire, in Der Staot
&saol9, Sufammsn fommsn am Is. Ortcber
ls47, uni l lbr 0atbmitta9s, fir osn Sired
Die pflibtn brsr Nnifsaun9 su poassbsn, su
weIdsr 3tt uno Ort ale Sntsrsflirtsn bs.pob.
men nlt9en ipenn fs es fir gut BaItsn.
nom. N. Sairo,
Z. y. Bell,
.. 10. D'Srien,
Septenber 2l. 3m. 4uoitoren.
0TSn ben Marftpreifsn 1T feline ,psfentlis
cbs 0erdnpsruns felt porissr wotbs.
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I'm Ole un"bb@nsi9en 5timmseber pon
&crFs Gouutv.

Ga i6 burb Cure 9rosmitbi9s llnterlfits
sung ouf rsn Neturn 9efsst mcrOen bin; BEL
Der lsetsn 1SoDl fir SberiF Don 9erfs
Gauntp, 70 bjete ib MIDI pisosrum an, ais elm
@onbroot fir jene6 2tmt, bs Der bsrannabsns
Den 9Sabl. Sneem ib bSbif banfbar bin fir
Ole llebsrale llntsrfhsun9 uno bas 3utrauen
ws|be6 SIR mir frhber 9s9sbsn, bite id) abe
tun9Spea mieesr um Cure Stimnen, uno mas
de MIDI perbinblicb, oas idb, wsnn erpdblt, Die
Y1t6nn os6 NmtsS 9etrsu unb rsblib srfaasn
Wsrbe.
eusr srssbsnsr 9isnsr unb Weitbirssr.
Jobn .. Sbrioer.
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I'm Die frelen uno unobbdn9ieen Stimm:
aeber BON gerfs Gountp.

W'ittarser lluf9cmuntsrt eurb cine 4n,
5abl melner Sreunoe, blsts i6 mid ais gans
poat an fir oas'amt bon 6 Gaunty g . MS
~ 1 iener BEL fommenoer Spatjabrs.
lSabl unb fcllte icb 70 sltfIieb lcin cine
Mehrbelt eurer Stimmen 5u srbatcn,(o ser.
fprecte ltb bic Dfibten oes ssnannten Hms
tee ebrltb mo gu gurer p6llisen 8efrieips
suns 5a rerri6ten.-erssbenG Der gurise.
George .. geuan.
Ncaoina, Nuault 8. bp.
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Dbtlaoelpbier 8ieb- -Warft.
Union Hisbbof, Geptembsr 19. 1874

ife.-S Sblabtobfen mureen perfouft
Su 81 Bis $62 Die 100 Yfo. Slbe uno Sal.
bsr - Wliltbfubs perfouftsn Su SIS bi5 80,
Sprin9srs $l2 biz % uno trodns Sibs gu Sc
bis IA. Sbmsine parsn itarf in 0abfra9e u,
ollie i'm Marfts wurbsn psrfauft Su 81 biS "A
Die 100 pfune. S6aafs psrfauftsn Su $14 ts
Al uno fdmn'sr 81 81 bis Al jspssi Der Ouas
litdt 9emdb. .....-
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Sefentli(be SSenDu /!

9ie llnterSeitbneten bicten tfsutlib gum
Sertauf IN, auf pein @iaentbum Gelbtt, in
9Basbinstcn 9aunfhip, Serts gauntp, auf
Samltaas psn l6ten ndtbitsn Cetobsr, um l2
llhr Wittass: I'll jene ibasbare
" q atc rel,
leBtbn eae giseutbum oee pcritorbrnen Wils
liam Wfopcr, ssIe9sn in crGa9tcm 9aun1bip,
9reu5enp on >ono bon Ssinridl $anois, In:
crrae SdulB, uaron SuB uno 4nrcree ent
baltrno 6S 9Gcfer uno lO6 S{tttben,
mebr cber penlqer, tllres sanb; cin trtrdtbt
lltber She'll rapcu III suts lBele, purcb mel
de Die QBeit Brand oct Yertomen Grief
fleBt; Der Nct 1T aIle Saulanb, III Uortrctf,
litsm Smnps ber guItur. 9lC Scrbrdtruns
gen tnr: 2~uA
Gin 2ltDfiaeS Wobn6au5, ::::NsAf,
sbrils ltcincrn, tbsifs Sof, netI Essasgsssz Essssssz
@cteuer 9Daacubaus, Sprinabaus, @hmei:
ncital unc anbere glebruactdupe. Gin ucp;
felsBaumaartrn, anNcrc Ottbdume uno ME.
t'blenoee 29afcr befnoet Ittb nactt Den Scs
baupcn.
Slp. Q.
~ elm Stri6 6rlllanD, seleaen @sSsE@fss
III cr'aatem Saanlcbip, arruscnb oil ssssEgss ssssssi2s
>anp rcn Soiepb St9friep, Scban @EFV%@T
ncs MrIder uno 2nprree entbal. --&sss=--
5 2acecr, mebr cpCr wcni9er.
SIp. 8.
81 cin @trieb 6o3lonc, ctrnfals aeIc9cn
i'll eriaarcm 9aunihip, sren5rno an $ano Don
6. &. Gchuf, QBlIllam Sobnicn uno O1ars
tin DterbclBer; GntbaIteno ) 9dcfer, mebr
ppGr ipsniarr.
Bette 6c5lotten Itnb gut init Iebmsrcm
6olje brrpa6Ien.
Obiaee ggenttnm mirr 3ulammcn obcr in
Sbellen pereauft pcrreu. jc natb 8slicbsn Der
Sdnfrr. QBinftbt es Semano in Uuaenlehein
81 nsbmem Der wsnee Ieb an Q8illiam &.
Wcrer, Der auf Dem Y!aBe wcbnt. lluitreis
tiscs Ge6t unc Nsfe fann 9csrtcn rperpen
bic Den litcn ndhltsn 4pril.
Srcm9un9cn &c. om Serfaufstaae, bon
-7faae Z. Mover un0
1Oilliam 4 Mover,
Q9rnten fir bic grbcn.
@cptcmbrr 2l. Am.
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S0eriifss sGanDiDaten.

I'm Die ltimmfebigen er,pabIe Don
o,,.., Serfs Geunty. rc
Wtitbitr9er!
9a db pen elmer erossn ansabl meinsr
SsuHpe oaSu eriubt wcrbsn bin, 70 babe id,
'i'''p snflbleilsn ais Sanbibat fir bas
g bertffs 9lmt
Del Der 2Sabl I'M ndbitsn Oetobsr Dor eud, ~
trttsn. Sollts i6 70 9Iiflib lsin zine NRsbrs
bc't surtr Stimmsn Su smpfanasn, 70 psrpf1ibs
ts tb MIDI bic ObIs9snbsiten oes bsIaatsn gln,s
ttS tnpartsiif6 Su vsrribtsn. - 9fit b6bffsr
Nhtun9, Der Guri9e, |''''
John nIanoerbab.
S9etbsIber9, Septsmbsr 25. b9p
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Jlab ben fpatsitsn Nabribtsn BON 9eu Or:
leans, fcl Der SrispsnStraftat wirflitb unter:
ssidDnst fsin. Sic 8soin9unasn fnc npb nitt
aenau befannt.
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GFesn ben Marftprefsn 1T feline ,psfsntI.
DE @eranpsruns felt pcrissr wotbs.
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tammtlber Namen, obslsit fsines Der penn
fDlvanifbsn Mssimsnter an Der Sblabt sbsl
9snommen bat. " N 81
Gen. Scctt'S 2(rmee bic Ct bon pusbla mad
bsr 6auptrapt futrts, belief fid auf 1880
Wlann, BON nslben nur 1000 an Der Sblabt
fslbit sbsl 9sncn,nen ;u Babsn fteinen.
0sra @run ,. l. Sspt.-@6 ssbt bsuts be.
eas @eribt, bic Msrifaner bdttsn bic Natc:
nalbrdds in bic Cuff sslprsn9t, uno fsien nit
1900 Mann auf Der anosrn Ssite eerislbsn
psribon;t um jseen 9srfub, Die Srads su res
parlren, tu psreitsln.
Sra,os, 5. Sspt. Ger Sri9aoef&en.
Scppins 1T am 1. .. Ntts. i'm Eager Bel Nfisr
9siforbsn. Games Sri9aes fol- iib am g.
BON bier nab Gsra Srus sinibHsn.- Ssnsral
@ufbin9 fammsIt feline Brigade, bic aus Dem
IS. 8samsnte unp cen DaFabustts Srslmils
liaen beifsbt i'm Eager bsi Yolo 9ltc. @r miro
fit sbsnfaas, fc fblsunis ais mtSIib, nab
8era Cru, einfbifTsn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

wifel Oal could you feel. bu: for one
moment, the pang Of keen and piercing
anguish whc5 follows them night and
day Gould YOU iook ba. once, INTO their
care-worn AMI desolate hearts, yoa would
read ;aero dsadiier p.c:are Of the evil
effects Of incompetence than ny pm can
draw. iau "oI,l not. you could not.
hesitate 20 lend every influence YOU pos
sass. IN favor OF t1e temperance cause
The very h1ppjuoss AMI ponce Of yolr
domestic firesIic demands i, Of yoI.-
how do YOU know bI. tl2t these precious
Young Immortais. now sporting upon YOUR
knee. may Yet become the wreiched ana
deluded victims of this lnsatiate monster!
1our in1enco and vour example. Will, IN
a great measure. decide this question:
loa must abide by the light waich your
own iro may kIniio.
Young men AMI naiiens. \ on arc now
ii the hey day of youthful sports and gay
iGIa.g eacies; listen for 4 moment 10 one
who was once the gaYest and happics: OF
YOU all. | couture You. for tao sake Of
all YOU nod sacred IN this life, and all
tina: Is valuable III ciernltv, to banlsa from
yoar presence. hencefoFth and foever. the
Intoxicating giass.-I our hearts are no@
light and unaffected b. lhe b,5gh;inG.
whitening curse of lntcmporancc: s. was
nine. Your prospects for many future
wears Of happiness. ara npw rclelent with
promises: 50 were mlna. Tno morning II
vour life Is now bright and nclondcd: So
was mine. All that il gov in yout' ia
ho2e-ali thal is bright in youthful ina 'n-
ings. The world wi.h
Its sunny smiles, and laughing skies.
IS now before Won. And vet believe me-,
all these prospects, 50 bright and 80 bo1ni-
FOL, cannot save vou from a dark anI =
troa5 cd destiny like mine. The world Is
cold and hollow hcarted onr. nf,or nil
You viii often meet IN 1t those who under
tho plea of friendly mirih. will set before
YOU the sprrkf ~ Inebriating e'ass. II
Won would seal yolr character for tht'
world, md vour destiny for eternity -
drin1-DRIHs. Believe me. Your sum
mer's sun VIII 90 down at noon IN dark
ness and dcsoiation.
Dram-sniIer>! Have you henrts2
Readers. Whoever yol arc. ani what
ever YOU may be. my blessing be npot
vou.-W rlton as thus appeal Is, IN the
midst OF bodiy pun and under circum
stances so full OF anguish. nope Il vii
lind lis wav 10 Your tteari, and exert {
81 ln.ary influence upon your future char
acter. Farewell.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

J-We invite the attention of eur readers 10
the advertisement OF James Bo.ens, in another
column. We hope some one will purchase that
Brick Steam DistI.ery," and convert it into
Cotton Factory, or any thing else tina; will prove
4 beneh, 10 mankind; rather than have the sap
ardtas which The advertiser men. says is Gin
GOOD ORDER used for manufacturing "liauid
ire aud distilled damnation'-that bane which
has proved 10 be truly one of the seven walls of
WRATH curse 10 the human family, We hope
some capitalist will buy il and start Cotton
Faciory-so tina, good may flow from that place
instead OF evil What says our frie nd Of the Ea.
ton Register TO our suggestion
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
April Nominating Election

The following is =. list of Wing candidates for
the Offices attached to their respective sub
ect to the decision Of the Wings at an election to
be held at the usual places of holding elections
in tins county, the first Monday il y prii.
For CoNGREss.-CALEB B. SMITH
FoR THE SEyATE.-GEORGE ". JULIAN.
D. P. HOLLOW AY.
For REPREsESTATIvE.-WM S. ADDLEMAN.
s. B. STANTON.
STEPHEN THOMAS.
SOL'N. MEREDITH.
ROBERT GORDEN.
DAVID COMMONS.
Z. b. SPENCER.
FoR TREAsuRER-ACHILLE WILLIAMS.
FoR AssEssoR.--ELEAZUR HIATT
JOHN " DEAN.
For COUNTY CoMMIssi oyER.--W VI. ELLIOTT.
E. VI. DOUGHTY
To be nominated, one candidate for Congress
one Senator, four RePrese natives, one Treasur
er, one Assessor. ana one Commissioner
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

NoI.HA.isa ELEcrioS.-The Wings OF
this county arc reminded tia, on Monday
mex, tie election for the nomination Of
candidates viii b he'd in the respective
townships. !, is important there should
Be fl.l vote for The purpose of in>urlns
uaanjn,i.y. aad the ultimate success OF
Tho iickc: a: tie August election. The
coming election Is important. as nil oiec.
tons by the people are OF thai character.
\ free Peo2'e have no more sacred dn,y
10 perform than the choosing OF public
servants. l.. them bo selected with 4
view to the interests OF the people and the
prosperity Of the country, and al will be
we'll.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30
I fIE, II AR KE T..

CINCINNATI, March 27.--Flour Si,72-Si,75,
AMI 81 30.
Prorjsions-Tho movements alluded to vcs-
terday manifested IN sundry sales, the fol-
lowing are the partcuiars:-Of Pork I25 brls
Rump at o. 50; 30 and 100 brs Mess at 1880;
SIS brls. . RuInps at 90; 50 Prime at II 80.
26i Mess At sl3; : Clear at ID, 80: for good OTIS
Mess / 2. 80 was freely offered at close. OF Bnik
Pork $4,000 lbs country and Shoulders and Hams
sold at and 61c OF Bacon, the sales were
%, 900 lbs Shoulders at 5sc, hhds Sl.75; 10 hhds
Hams and Shoulders At ! and SIC: hhds Shout
ders at &c, bids 81 p: y 10 at SIC hhds extra:
p hhds Sides at &c, hhds extra. OF Lard, 10,
80 ana 80 bris No l. at SIC, 500 kegs sundry
brands. at SIC; % brs and 30 kegs No at SIC:
% brs poor No ,, at G3c; l45 kegs country rem
dered at : &c.
Whisky--I1sc per gallon.
Cora-55c per bushel.
LjnseeE Oii-1JG -0c per gallon.
Sugar good fair y. o. II.
Coffee: Rio, & be-
Green Apples: 4 sale of - brs Russe,s from
store at 81 10, 100 90 Romantics from river at
$3.50.
Flax Seed-A sale Of 20 brls from store al:
sl,l5 per boshel brls extra.
Beans--A sale Of IA brls mixed White from
store at 1928 per brl.-tGazette.
New YoRk. March a4-No particular stir is
noticeable IN Flour to-day. The sales are mod
crate AMI prices little easier for the buyers
Sales Genessee at -1G7, l24 per brl.
For Corn large and active demand continues.
To-day prime White s Sc, and Yellow same
quality 95c--of the latter sales 81, 900 bushels
PIur.pEG PHI4. March 24-The Flour market
is without change in prices or demand. The sales
are to a moderate extent at So per ori.
Prime White Wheat is selling at I32c per bush.
sales not large.
Corn-White ofprin1e quality is worry 63a &c
with sales.
Smrar-Sales 100 hhds New Orleans at G4ta I
and i25 hhds Porto Rico at tc-al on usual
terms.
Whisky in brls IS selling at 26tc.
Moderate sales New Orleans Moasses at 3. &c
yer gallon.
Sales of Rio Coffee to a fair extent at u IA 4c.
as in quality. Sales also Laguayra at 66Sc.
The market for Cotton is very much depressed
and no sales are making 10 fix prices, which wa'
entirely nosuinaI-it is, in fact, unsaleable at pre-
yIous prices. No change in the price Of provIs
ions, but the market is very dull indeed
BALTIMORE, March 24--The news has not has
much effect in this market. The sales OF How
ard street to-day were 2.500 brls. all a, Sc. Hoi
ders of city mills conte nding for So Holder
of city mills coutendng for %, without ind
ing buyers
Cornmeal IS at 81 so, with but moderate sales
Sale. prime red Wheat at 1900 to a fair exie nj
Corn-Prrne white is S0Gs0c, and prime vel
| ,ow at s49e6c--sales not large.
l Whiskey-2ese IS the Price FOX brs to-day
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

lI-The following is list Of the appointments
made By the Central Committee of the county.
It IS hoped the gentlemen appointed viii attend
to the duties assigned them As it is arrange
ment OF the Wing party alone, none bat Wings
are expected 10 participate therein.
AT meeting Of the Wing Central Committee
OF Wayne County, the following named persons
were By said Committee appointed aud are here
b. requested to act As JUICES ana Inspectors in
their respective townships, al the ensuing nomi-
nation on the first Monday in April, for candi-
dates TO be by The Wings OF Wayne County
at the next August election.
A5ington-afoses Robbins. Nathan Railsback,
Nicholas Smith.
Boston.--Daniei Clark, Joseph Bulla, David
Fouts.
CeHfre.-Jason Ham, Dillon Hayworth, " N.
Commons.
Clay-Stephen Elliott, Thomas Sumner, Dan
lei Bradbury
Frank!in.-Robert Starbuck, 7. J. Ferguson,
Green-Jarnes Harris, Joseph Lewis, Joshua
Baiienger.
HarTison-A VI. Bradbury, James Scott. Mo-
ses D. Leeson.
Jackson-Lot Bloomfield, aeb w. Witt.
John II. Hutchinson
Jeferson.-Andrus Virgins, John II vii
liamsoa. Jesse Thornburgh
Nesc Garden.--John Meredith, Joseph ui-
ghum, Samuel Nixon
Perry.-Wm- Russey, Larkin Ihornburgh,
Barnibas Coffin.
Wappe-Janaes n. Pee, John Sufrins, Jesse
". Hutton.
Uasaiagton-Daniel Sinks, Rober, Murphey
Eli Wright.
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LICENSE N0TE.-On the tic ots printed
for the purpose of being voted at tho April
L.censc.' Those vino are opposed 10 le-
.aIzlng the traffic IN intoxicating liquors
Viii vote the ticket as painted; and those
who wish 70 throw the shield and mantle
Of tho law around that ira iiic, Will erase
the words NO License
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

G5-"THE Moss COVERED BrcKEr''-We have
received the second number of a temperance pa
per, bearing the above beautiful title, published
IN Springfield, Ohio. A. c. Lawrence is editor.
and w. D Runyon publisher. 1t is published
week. y-super royal size, and at 81 per volume:
six copies FOR 50, ami thirteen copies for $40.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

An old tea drinker says the best way
20 make .hnt beverage is. to first pour tho
boiling water in tho pot, and then put 10
the tea, not mixing il at all. Reosoo-
the hotes, wnter is on the top, the tea =
better infused and flavor drawn cut more
properly.
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DeciiuatiOns.

st. n SAY that Lose nj, lewis de-
cl'nes being candidate for Co. Commissioner.
We are directed to announce that John Crum
declines being candidate for c o. Commissioner
Pleasant Johnson declines being candidate
for County Commissioner
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

j. The question of licensing shops forthe retail
of ardent spirits submitted to the voters of
Vermont at the spring election, and the ant-li-
cense majority exceeded 1000 in the State
Eeery county in the State has given a majority
against the traffic.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

The present. is the proper time to transplant
shade trcss. Nothing tends 10 improve
and beautify town than ornamental trees along
the side walks. They add to the health, comfort
and elegance of the place, and improve the val
ue of property. VIII our citizens look TO it.
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p A L / A D [ I N :
RIG q vac y Es. IA,
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TUESDAY, --.--.----. March 30:h, 1917.

u We are authorised to announce JOHN VI.
DEAN, as a candidate for County Assessor sub
isct to tn, decision of the Wings.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

Born to command!--of the l76 appointments
recently made by the President, in his army. I2l
are from the slave States, and IS from the free
States The most of those selected from the
North second lieutenants and those from the
South. captains &c. The South commands the
North How long VIII It be sol
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

VIM. II. Powell. of Cincinnati, has obtsissd
the contract for filing the vacant panel Of u
rotunda of Capitol, with historical painting
The sum Of s 900 was appropriated for the ~
pose.
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WILLIAM DALEY

Wea requested to publish the above card
We DO it with pleasure. Daley the War
The scene will be rich one. Why not make
a appointment in our town, Mr. Daley Our
people would be delighted 10 hear your defence
of Mr.. Polk and his war and they know you can
DO i; up brotrn- lyon cant 90 nothin' else =
By the-by, how comes it, that the democracy
they get foot hold in the State Bank
become political asprants' Does the loco Board
of State Directors furnish the facilities
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

The Wings Of Floyd county, have nominated
THEODORE J BARNETT, for Representative. Mr..
Barnett is we'll known as the able and efficient
editor of the Indiana Journal in II. We hear
lily wish him and lis fe!lowW higs success.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-30

The rate of taxation IN y York city amounts
TO a fraction over one PER cent the assessed
value Of all the real and personal property with
in It's limits The aggregate sum i. pat down a.
two millions and half
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II @ tt C s

/! will deliver speeches upon the
war question at the following pla-
ccs, to-wit: At the court house.
in Conn,rsviIlc. on Saturday. the
Sd 0! April next; at Liberty, I'm
ION county. on the 10Th do: and
at Cenlrcviie. Saturday the l7th
T.. =. Smith, Esq. is requested
10 meet me at each of those pla-
ces. WILLIAM DALEY.