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SIEETsIEE-S SALE.

!. ~ virtue Of decree and execution 10 me d.
ID rected, from the " ayne circuit court, will
expose at public sale at the court house door IN
Centreviiie. Wayne county, Indiana, IN the 18th
day of October, loI7, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock. "a n., and 4o'ciock. p m, of said day,
the following property, to-w.:
a certain parcel of land. lying and being in the
county of Wayne and State Of Indiana, aud
known by being the north east quarter Of section
eight : in tow nshp fourteenf l4l, in range one
], west of the principal meridian line drawn
from the mouth of the Great Miami River. Also,
another tract parcel of land, lying and being in
the county and state aforesaid, known by being
part of section numbered nine ia township
and range aforesaid, and bou aided as follows, to-
wit: Beginning the west line of said section
at the half mile stakc; running the nee north
said line seventy 40 perches; thence east TWEEN
ty-two % percbes TO small creek. called west
fork OF the east fork of Whitewater; the nee
south west, with said creek to the centre Of said
section; thence west, six s. perches to the place
Of beginning containing ten 10 acres, be the
same more or less
Taken the property OF Mahlon Clawson, to
satisfy said decree and execution in favor Of Jas
Brown, Administrator ct ais. heirs of William
Brown, deceased.
DAVID GENTRY, Shift W. G..
September 2lst, le4l. - ISIS
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THOMAS CORWIN.
Mcssrs. d. p. HOLLOWAY g. others.

OMNIBUS LINE TO CiNcINNATI.-Messr
Gilbert and Millikan have completed their
arrangements. and nro running daily line
Of Omnibuses from :hs place to Cincinnati.
They run from tho city to Cambridge in
a day-leaving the former about daylight
and arriving at tho latter place about night.
fall. We made trip with thom last week
and found every thing in good order-the
drivers careful and attentive, and the ON
nibuses particularly pleasant to rido in.
Thoy have reduced the fare to nearly one
half what was formerly charged, and as
opposition Is the soul Of business, we hope
they will be sustained.
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Correspondence of tho Palladium.

CIscISsArI. Saturday Evening, Sept Is. 1877.
Gents:-Last nights Telegraph brings a
rumor from New Orleans that the Com
missioners had agreed on terms Of peace.
This. although very much Of ''Sal told
Kate that Nancy herd it" kind Of auihori-
ty, yet in connection with the previous
accounts Of similar purport. i; seems to
receive good degree Of credit. as is evil
dent by its being the theme of conversa-
ton hero, and it seems Treasury notes
have advanced to Al por cent. premium in
Now York on tho strength Of It.
have just returned from tho Wing
convention at Carthage whore had the
pleasure, for tho first time, Of hearing the
Hon. r. CoRwIN. had taken somo notes
with . view of giving you sketch of his
speech, bu, it viii no doubt be reported by
these who arc batter capable Of doing him
justice. and besides his opinions are already
20 cell known that shall not atiomp: it.
He is decidedly in favor of the Wings
Withholding supplies and thus compelling
tho President 10 withdraw the army from
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Daring ROBBERY.

Between 7 aud 8 o'c'ocl, las, evening.
during the temporary absence of the pro
prictor, the Watch aud Jewcirv store Of
Mr.. +. Collins, at the corner of Nam and
Pearl streets, VAS entered. Watches and
Jewctry to the va'ao of seven or oighi
thousand dollars taken. Mr.. Collins had
no. been absent one hour, At lis sjdcncc,
when opening tho door he found his dog
which had been lcf, at tho store had como
home. suspecting something wrong. hnr-
RED down to his store and toani nil his
most valuable goods taken oNcaptn few
articles tho rogucs had. III llcir hasle,
overlooked. aud dropped on the dsof.-
Gin. Gazette.
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Marriages.

MaERIED-0n FRIDAY evening. i0th
INST. a, Carriage, by Wm. II. II. Glass,
Esq. Mr.. Ira Fussclnon of PERI. Mam,
Co., to Miss E.fntnclino Gordon of the for
MGR place.
MARRIED--On tho 9th instant. Amcri-
can House, In Ccntrevil!c, by Alexander
c. Dill, Esq. Mr. HENRY Robinson, Of
Milton. to Miss RAcHEAL CoAMAck, OF
Washington township.
On tho 18Th instant. by the Row w. l..
Huffman. Mr.. THOMAS ADAMS and Mrs.
DEBORAH SHAW, all of CentrevIIc.
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Glassware, ONeensvSarc. Hard
ware. and Groceries, Of thC
best <ll:slitics.
Pv fsLIa SALE.

gNT I'LL be sold OH Fifth day Thursday tn,
w seventh of tenth month lOctober) next.
at the residence of the subsc riber two and IA half
miles south east OF icimond, the foil 10 W ing prop
erty: One two horse Carriage and Harness,
two horse Wagon and Harness, Ploughs. Haf-
rows, CuliiYators, one Revolving Horse Rake
Hand Rakes. Shoveis, Hoes, Forks, Soy thes, Graz
dies, &c. &c, two work Horses, two Colts, four
head Of Cattle, thirty-iyc head Of fittening ani
Stock Hogs. Corn IN the field, Oats aud Hay.
several articles of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, when
due attendance will be given and terms Of sale
made known by EDWARD KIRBY.
9Th mo. Ilst, !S41.
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IGNORE "NEW GOODS We refer our
readers this week again to advertising col
umns. Messrs. Paige & Wilson, Brightwell.
and Scott & Co.. have all got their "new fall and
winter Goods" Our merchants have nearly
al got "fresh supplies and you can scarcely go
smiss in purchasing the best of goods cheap Now
10 the time, Ladies, to make your husbands put
ses lighter! II ,re hadn't four outs. we'd buy en,
al OUT; but unfortunately we're out OF cash -
out Of credit-out Of pocket, and out at the ell
bows
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Valuable Property For Sale.

ME excellent FARM, belonging to the
heirs of Israel FRENcir. will be sold by tn.
undersigned at private sale. The Farm, is about
four miles North East of this city the middle
fork of Whitewater. AMI contains ii acres
under good misunderstanding House Orch
arf-goni watcr-power--springs of the best OF
water. &c Aiso,-Several Eighty acre Lots,
OF good, unnprovel LA y ID. situated mar
Camden, Jay county, Indiana. viii he sold on
good terms. For further particulars and prices
apply 10 ROBERT MORRISON, iyeat
Richmond, 9th mo-, Dist, lSI7. 39,f
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e. 4 L t 10 n.

vEIIE Undersigned cautions the public a.ains,
purchasing certain note given by him 10
William Shields, dated Aug lith, lSI6,-lu- IN
be fore the 10Th Dee, of the year. for b
The note is endorsed, Issued on Jan. -. lSl7
The note will not b. paid consideration wa.
given it; and the note having been sued by
Mr.. Shields before j. VI Poe. Esq the case de-
cided in my favor--appe 10 the Circuit Cour,
and the p!iiutf there non-suiteI, Their Is bat lit,
tie probability that the note can be collected b.
law. ANDREW WOODS.
Sept 20ih, lS47.
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PTRLIE SALE.

WILL be sold on ss,nraay, ~, the 18th ms
six miles north of Richmond the following pro-
perty; good mnk-Cows, 2 Colts; . Hog.
stock Hogs: Corn in the field; Household snd
Kitchen Furniture. Farming Utensils, &c DC
Sale TO commence a, 10 o'clock. Nine months
credit on ali SUMS over three dollars
ABRAHAM HAMPTON
Sc pteasber 81, lsis. 5ss
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LATEST FROM EUaorE.--Thc French
steamer Union al New York on tho lG.h
inst. y; London on the 23rd of August
ito Corn market had declined and the
suspension Of the Ncssrs. W. Robinson s
Co., Premier Of tho Bank of Eoglond, had
a very injurious cdacs upon business.
Sevcra! other houses had failHd. VI the
latest dates. the provision market was de-
Ginning
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61Since tho death Of tho Hon. Silas
Wright, the locofocos arc talking Of making
Levi Woodbury. their candidate for the
Presidency. and Mr.. Walker of the Trea-
sury Department their candidate for Vice
President.
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LIGHTNING LINE.
10000 1EEN3TANS KILLED.
IIys. nnEg tDS srs-t,- sDnsV

- TOLFS from the subscriber the 9th inst
i small Y YELLOW Bull PUP, with black
and face, short tall and what cal'ed hair
lip, about or 6 weeks old The above reward
VIII be given for the pup or thief.
D. ID. SLOAN
Richmond, Ind, Sept. II, IeI7.
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rDr. Pussoy and his associates are
preparing n commentary on tho Bible, IN
accordance with their peculiar views.
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v4TE avn IMPORTANT FROM
NJ F XICO.

GJverameD. GespatcEcs nave THIS mo-
mont been received by Express. The
news heretofore received IS fully confirm :
ed Ga the 2Oth ult. the American for
ces, consisting Of 1000 men, met the enc
nv a, Cnarbusco, three or four miles from
the Capital. The Mexicans were fully
81 Of0 men strong. protected by an I'M
mense battery of heavy artillery. but af-
ter two hours of bloody conflict OUR
GALLANT TROOPS SWEPT EVERY
THING BEFORE THEN. and mainly
a, the point of tho bavonct. Ihc Aineri-
can less than 900, and tina. of the Mex
leans fully 5000, among whom were y
number of Distinguished men-Gonefa Is
ami Civilians.
The armis,ice was ngree by tho ap-
pointment of commissioners on tho NeNi-
can side. ut the head Of whom was Her
rera. They had Two meetings and woro
to hold n third to-day. > lth August. al
enciu escaped with two comp1neins 10 To-
Iuca. and there pronounced against Santa
Anna aud peace.
Our pony express 2i hours in advance
of tho mail, has arrived here this evening.
bringing the New Orleans Ptcaynnc OF
the S,h inst. The steamer Mary Kings
land arrived on tho 7th with later dates
from Vera Cruz. She brings accounts Of
the two victorious battles OF Con!rcras
and Charbusco, 80 called from the fold
works Of tho enemy.
On tho 10th Of August Gen. Worth
marched a. Tar as me flac,o"i' "' > NJ
t'ereVia, "noh 4 .''. was u'''o'oN ~
Scott, as Con. Twiggs had mat largo
force of the enemy 1t lIllcoa. Cen,
l"Ig9s promptly ofuefeh 'lle ae'' IT
10 % oh',"'o1fs''' am az : ''| ~
charges the enemy woro ui'r3r73i "''''
the loss o. SIX A''en'
on mo ~, si'n, - "'' 7.'''''' ~
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-21

right. ana mus CI' Oh Ie'"''ie
which might be sent to Naiencia from, the
city. An incessan. fro was opened on
Colonel Smiths command. ard soon tho
rifles we're ged with the plci-e's of the
enemy. driving them in. The IL pound
or batteries of Capt. Mcclure. and the
Mountain howitzer batteries. commanded
By Lieut.. CallanIcr. of the Ordnance de-
partment, was passed forward anl opened
on the enemy. bn, was much exposed
to a fire from heavier guas, that they were
soon silenced.
I Licu,s. Johnson and Callenlor were
! badly wounded.
1 At 3 O'Clock Gen Caiwailoder was or
dereI ont 10 supnor, Cot. Ritcv's hsovy
reinfnrcements. having been seen on ,heir
wav on, from the CITY, whilst Gen. Pierce
was sent to sist1in Gen. Smith. md ut n
bou, O'Clock tho firing from tho enemy
batteries was incessaTt. Gen. Scott mr.
rived AMI saoing tho immense strength OF
the Haxicaas, ordered Gen. Shields hrl-
gaIo 10 support Rilov and Cadwa'lader.
ani prevent if possible function of tho
forces coming on. of the City.
Coming ont Of the city with Naloniao.
bat few of the movements of our troops
could BE- seen, bat every movement of the
enemy was visible. and the order Of b1ttio
of Valencia was mos. imposing. lnf7ntry
was seen drawn ~ y supp or. the hHttc-
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,,lI,cc,ca ,h,t Valencia hol hoan com.
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On his death bed, q distinguished humor-
ist requested that no one might be invited
to his funeral. because sobbed out the
lying man, i is civi'itv can never re-
pay
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-21

NIThe extensive banking firm Of Prime,
Ward g. Co., Of Now York. has failed.
II was considered one Of tho wealthiost in
the United States.
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~The highest price at which Amerl
can -four was sold in London this year
was &l3. II is now worth about 36.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-21

1Tho report that Thoms w. Dorr Is
dead, appears by late dates not to DO true
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-21

THE BRtpGE AGAIs-Tho bridge over
White water cost tho general government
about $4,000. 1t is now going to de-
Iapidation, and unloss repaired and that:
speedily too. will fall down. 1t Is to be
hoped our citizens, or tho town council,
will! take tho matter in hand and secure
tho abutnen.s at an early day.
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at Cincinnati prices. Also. hand, good sup
ply Of PLAIN HATS, OF the best quality In
general terms, his assortment il equal TO any IN
the place, embracing almost every article IN M.
line He asks that purchasers NAV call before
buy ing eisew JOHN sur RlSS
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nTSomc Of our loco friends appear
quito uneasy from the expectation that Mr..
Corwin is about to address tho people at
this place on tho 9th inst. Some Of the
moro rnbid, for the purpose of de;ering tho
people from attending tho meeting, declare
that no will not be present. They need
not be unoesy--it will not be ns they wish.
Mr.. Corwin will be here. We copy his
lotter below:
Lebanon, 18th Sept. 1917.
Gentlemen-I received day or two
since, your letter inviting mo to be present
At meeting of the people. at Richmond
on the 9th Of this month. know Of no.
thing which is likely to prevent mo from
complying with your request. shall
therefore he with you on tho 9Th, unless
some unforeseen and inevitable accident,
shall prevent mo.
Worry truly, yo' obo't sent.
THOMAS CORWIN.
Mossrs. d. p. HOLLOWAY g. others.
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RuMoKs OF PEAcE.-The editor of the
Now Orleans Delta. Of tho 9th inst. says:
I'VE are informed that our neighbors Of
tho LA Pa:ria" are in possession of late
and important news from Mexico. to the
effec, that articles of peace had been signed
by Mr.. Trist and tho Mexican commission
crs.'' Even if it be true, ,hn. articles of
peace have been signed, may i. not require
another WAR 10 maintain that PEACE!
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION AT Dublin
The Sons Of Temperance are to have a
public celebration and procession at Dub
lin. IN this county. on Saturday next
The friends Of the cause and the public
generally are respectfully invited to at
tend.
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MASS MEETING.


The people Of Wayne and the
surrounding counties are respect
fully informed that there will be
a Mass Meeting in the city Of
Richmond, on
MONDAY, the 27tla Of september,
tor the purpose Of manifesting the
will of the sovereign people rcla-
tive to the course of our govern
ment in tho Mexican war. The
HON. THOMAS CORWIN Of Ohio.
Hon. Robert e. Schemck.
and several other eminent and
distinguished Orators will POSI-
lively be present and address
the meeting. Let all come that
will GOMEZ!
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RICHMOND, Va. s p:. Is.

Tho papers received 10 day contain very
lit e from the sea, of war.
SaIas blamed Torriion for having Il "a
The field; and a;,ri butes 10 him the causes
of their dcfea..-Ho also SAYS ,hat Va
lencia run of n. the commencement OF the
fight.
The banner of the foreign Legion was
captured, and is in possession of tho 18th
infantry.
Mr.. Iris, appears to 30 much pleased
with tho peace negotiations. "A far as
they had progressed. it was said that every
thing sent on smoothly and tho Commission
ers and others. indulge in tho hope that .hav
will agreo upon tho Neuccs as tho boanda-
rv.
A train of wagons entered the city on
tho 2S.h. when thcv wern attacked by the
rabblo with stonrs AMI driven out. The
Mexican guard did not interfere, although
the terms Of peace wero known. Santa
Anna apoligjscd TO Gen. Scott. and there
the matter rests.
Maj. Gains. VII, recently escaped from
! Mexico. was 10 the staff Of Gen. Scott. in
tho hattie. ani Midshipn1n Rogers in TIM,
Of Gen. Pillow. Mai. Boran1 made his
escape and shoullcrcd mu-le, in the bat
tie. Cav and all the prisoners, were
about 10 DO released.
The Picayune recalls tho opinion that it
has given. that the City no; in the pow
or Of Gen. Scott, and saws. /, serms to have
bccn entirely optional with him. whether
to march in and take possession. or not.
The SPEA6EGsuiP-C. Is. SN1TH.-Fho
editors Of tho Baltimore Patriot, IN CO.
pying an article from the Indiana Journal
relating TO tho Speakcrship of next Con
gress, says:
The gentleman whose namn II suggests
Is of unqucslioncd ability. An accom-
plishcd dcbater, firm and roiahlo under
every circumstances. ami. withal, coaf,e
Gus and conciiia,orv. thero are few more
worthy of the confidence and trust of tbs
Wing party. Without. therefore. prcsum
ing 70 give counsel for the action of o.hars
or 10 lessen tho prctensions Of tho many
good y higs named in the same connexion
We may at least be permitted. wo suppose
: IN Introducing The remarks Of our Whil
contemporary. 10 bear testimony TO III,
worth Of a faithful public servant. \
such wo regard CALEB B. SAITH, of ludt
ana.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-25

i'm. 49, iecy that ~ the wounded H. ~ho
has the hvnoi g. cruuAu', sub traS, J.
dicrs should tank iim..li hap', to dc
9TH 'b'm W have .'ill ,vo guns l,'i.
and 'c~ b ,es - Crap -1'' afc sln' :,
through tias, ~ ns rank ',r idsi =.
fort :"
Ard ,Soy dii lose up asi move lu,rcp.
vi, into III, hr- BIT the last o, IL, am
muniion va. sou gnnc. All nothing va.
'cn bn, the Is, nuct Bu, jus, thea cl, =
bur, on ,L,.i ears. over the . al o. tie
a''l'--'h' q 80 e approaching . "
'.e' answered y 1nAi .nout was lite
to tho deal. and tia, torn and mau .lcd
r,mnan, q, a colamn closed up ioI a hnsl
charge
The Russians few up .ilc valley before
the onset. and with She shout, u rance.
France YOU have saved Us that wear,
heroic band rushed into the arm. of their
icli,crcrs 4 loud hurr ar rent III. air. aud
the bloody conflict w. done. Nearly liz
Thousand mcu Ia, piled up in rhas,ly heap
along the road Will, broken muskots AM
hayoncts scattered here and there. showed
how closo and hcrcc the struggle had been
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-25
The Fallen Ilrroes Of Monterey, It

The remain = The galiant oaiecrs who ie' Al
" er'tfes &c. in Nc,ieo. have been ,rougit I.
h'r home t. D. mingled With their kindred du,,
nler thcIr ma - ,hlc..
Son ,wei', the bur',.rote
I.,~ra.l. th. mi,ae drum
Nsasur'i sui s'"~ TIE lcfvv T. al
That bear ttom 10 thor home.
IT, i4'''e'. din W. ce,s,l
Proui victory shout ts lu4hrl
But ."rrow nnurIr. ~ thaiJYN
Irmsn! h'lc o crl'hcI
Stressed Ger that ~srrihg field
Manglei and cold iha, lay
TIL tri', ,hc Young our country .lna't,
All iesrfnl "a. tae fIsy-
Late r>d smil,i tho, iinrs
W. .,~ the phAlaus .tani
Win ~asing hann.r.-lArccf Li,l,
lmpat,n' ~ cou,h.ud.
There ~ss no heart that luAnsl-
y steel renamed uuci.'Ied
Iat ',,rA eye flashed forth 40 real.
And every Nit va gr,slei'
Am.i,t that dreadful strife
IhsN Z 10 49, Warriors fall
Teeir bfs 49, e. tier country flsis,t
It, banner !, Their pal
W,h lev, hke'tn,~i.eh r~.
Within = brother. lrrsst
ILrr reursiss ,eek thor loved romans
tni buns tn bore Go ret.
on t~.a urnful tax
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