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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

Ice IN LoNDoN.-Thcre is an enterpris-
ing Yankee in London who manages the
ice business with immense profit to HIM
self and the company with which he Is
connected. He presented himself as the
agent Of the American Ice Company; he
has q patented Ice Safe. which hs leaves
throughout tho city at the houses OF the
gentry and others. from whom he receives
sor each safe one or two guineas year.
supplying them also with ice. which he re.
ccives from company in the United
States He is coming money.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
Ley REouEsrl
Infant Dam, nation.

The of-refu,ed SANDER. tina, the Cal.
vinls's believe and preach infan, damn.
ton. has been OF late revived BY Fra..
VIII Baptist paper in New Hampshire.
and the congregational Journa! ha, been
publishing the testimony Of a sres, nn,,.
Der o: the oldest and most respee,.l,I.
ministers Of the state. TO the essec, i'm r.n.
eral. thu, they never heard the doctrine
preached. aud never knew Caivini,,
preacher thai held il. Yet in spite oil al
This. the courageous editor rcGE rg.s Tie
caf"faRR ,rliaOus an astemp. a proof
y bile iats contest IS passing in the North.
the like war IS raging in the South nr.
Hamilton Of Mobile. has been charged
with recently holding forth The same doc
trine. He recently published Il denis, OF
the charge in the Southern PRESBYTERIAN,
not knowing the source from which the
SANDER originated. This l.ronsh, o,r.
the author OF the charge. who reats.med
wha, he had said. and gave ~ names Of
HIS witnesses 10 subsiantiac IL, ana claina-
cd the privilege OF publication of his
sta,emcn, in lha, paper. But the editor
preferred 10 call him and his Witnesses be-
fore 4 cour. and give him an opportunity
To prove II there; and SO refused the pub.
licaiion We think this is much the bet.
Ter way Of mee,i~e~t6s species of NAL.
icnant defamation, when il comes in a!oum
.. M i~..'i, sty~~...e admit of ii. For
rarely Is any form of defamation committed
with less excuse an! VITA worse intent
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

Anon. other improvements of the day for ia
cili,a.inG the acquisition of knowledge. Nay
lor's system Of teaching Geography is becoming
quite popular A gentleman is now in this city
end,avsring to get up class. lie has had sew
eral exhibitions Of tn. system and those who
have attended speak Of it in high terms of COM
me ndst,on. lie lectures again this evening in
the Warmer Building. and the public are respect
fully invited to attend. We hope he may sue
coed in procuring a class.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

Tail Foremot- iocos Of Bartho-
lomew county have nominated Major
Tannehill as their candidate for the senate,
and IL. II. Barbour Esq. for the House. II
this is not placing the tail where the head
should be, we are mistaken
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
Erc>h Arriyals!-GEOR M'CUL

Il LOUGII. is constantly making additions to
his stock of Family Groceries, and general use
full articles. HIS assortment now embraces al
most every thing called for, and few that are not
of that description. Their object IS keep every
thing of the hes, quality, and sell at the low
eS, possible rates. Call and examine bcfo-e pay
chasing else where
May l., lSiS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

Sons Of Temperance.-The Grand
Division Of the Order in this State met in
New Albany on last Wednesday, and after
harmonious session Of two days adjourn
ed in ''Lovc. Purity. and Fidelity" The
returns Of the Subordinate Divisions. so
far as received. and embodied in the Re-
port of the Grand Scribe, furnish the fol-
lowing statistics:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

Celebration at BoSton-The sons OF
Temperance propose hol,lng public pro-
ccssion at that place on the 9th inst
\ Bible will be presented TO the Division
by the ladies of that place and vicinity
lhro Oh Mrs. DR.. Evans. VIII be received
on behalf Of the Division by Joseph Rulla
Esq. Several speakers have been invited
TO attend and address the meeting. II i,
hoped the members of the order and
the friends ofthe cause Of Temperance
will attend. The Temperance rcfo.na-
ton is worthy the countcnaucc and sup
port of all good men. 1t has been said
las goes Boston so goes the State" II
Boston is 10 be an index of the great NOR
al character Of our STATE. as Il s said To,
IN political matters. it is hoped there viii
be a demonstration on the Gath which
will make Boston truly beacon Ugh: tc
the State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

HoEErBLE CRUELrY.-A soldier in the
British army stationed in Ireland. few
weeks ago, was prohibited from attending
the sick vi Of his wife. She died in
childbed. and on receiving the melancholy
intelligence he blew his brains out with his
musket. English soldiers having Irish
wives arc not permitted to see them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

Masonic Fcstiral-Thc members OF
the Masonic Lodge at Connersville pro-
pose celebrating the great anniversary OF
the Order, the cath Of June, at that place.
II is expected there will be large atten-
dance Of members of the craft. Ample
accommodations will be made for all who
attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

JOSHUA HARVEY, Esq, is our a.
gent in Cincinnati. His office is opposite
the post Office, on Third street. Any en-.
gageincnts made by him relative to advcr.
tsing will be fulfilled by us.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

The Nashville Union announces that
all the siock in the Nashville. and Chat.
i,nosa Railroad Company. TO connect that
place with Charleston. S. c., has been
taken.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

DEsPo11c RrLE-The levy Of recruits.
in Poland is made during the night. and,
in order more safely 10 take all persons
that are destined 10 recrui; the armies OF
Russia. the houses are surrounded. and
married and single are torn from their
homes 10 serve for twenty years.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

HoSoElNG PRIyaTn.-A very consi.
derable demonstration is 10 be made at
Snithsburs. W ashing,on county. Md. in
honor of Mr.. James a. Furley. wounded
volunteer. recently rctutnl from MEXICO.
when public dinner viii be given him.
1t is surprising tina, heretofore the honors
have been bestowed only on the cpauleicd
GentrV.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
nRsTRIrCTIONS.-The

OBSTRUCTIONS.-The Mayor re-
ouests US TO call the attention Of those
Of our citizens who are building. or re-
pairing their houses, &C.. to the SSH page,
Sec. i,h, Of revised Ordinances. relative
TO .sob.tructicns.' a word TO-" &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

The frs, Railroad in the State Of ME-
souri, will be one Of four miles in length.
from the town OF independence TO the
river. near which it is situated.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
SENATORIAL ELECToss.

sESA1OEAL ELECToes-
JOSEF g MARSHALL, Of Jefferson.
GODLOEE S. ORTIZ, Of Tippecanoe.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
lst Dist rict-JoHs PITCHER. Of Po.-y,
2d JoHS :. DAVIS, Of FIoyd,
81 MILTON GREGG, Of Dearborn.
4th DAVID r. holloway, Of Wayne.
5ih Thomas d. WALroLE, OF Hancock
9th LovEL Ii. Rousseau, of Greene.
It'll Ep w. M-GAuoHY, of Putnam.
Eth JAMES F. SUir, Of Clinton.
9Th DANIEL ID. PRArr. Of Csss.
10th DAVID kiLGoRE. Of Delaware.
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AUG CST ELEC TON

WING NOMINATION.
For Representatives.:
J. p. JULIAN, Sol. MEREDITH,
DAVID Commons, s. B. STANTON.
For sheriff:
john &. PAGES
For Prosecuting Attorney:
NIMRoD JoHSsM,
For c0anty Commissioned.
DILLON nAYwoRrH.
For school Commissioner.
JOHN PRIcHEr.
For Associate Judge:
a. ". BRADBURY.
For Coroner:
CLABoRN II. WILSON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

The Boston papers announce the death
Of Mrs Julia Webster Appleton. wife OF
Samuel appleton. Esq. and only daughter
Of Hon. Daniel Webster.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

- Ar A-Ot: POWDERS. for making Cos.
1. GREss STRING or SAsArooA WArra; for sale
by DR. HOW Ellis.
Richmond. May Il. lsiS alu
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PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL.
RIcHmoND. Nav 2. 1915.


.,..ore al r-asa,,, a,ea,,.:,-. AZ III,
ms 81 ~
pr ~ 'i9' - '''e e'ofie" iof
me pF,n ''e u p"'i'iii9 ic'ice arFo>S
y ~.'U'h - ~ 'S''f'4i. tat 'ie
ooanci oF"eF . ! :, "1 rTiin'e"' anu
tF' no'io,' O ,'i' 'io"e''s' Sai' fe'iles'
was granted OH ''', above common
pr. .ia't'"' 't'''' ','e S'5-,' committee
70 "nieh was referred an .,r'''1ance en-
'fie'i an ''r'i''t''ce pro'a'ih9 'or me
opening o. Streets an" AL,eES' ana ief
improving 94'i,-"'.hS ana ',is' eFS, r.
ported II back WIN 'hiehainenfS he
report was accepted anu sa!d b.ii tNo.
J, .ald on the table
Nr Ho"oil<. from me com. on pubic
buildings and markets 10 which was re-
tarred the subject 81 procuring benches
from Iona. MATHS reported maj the cost
would be SO for seven benches. and rec
onended the council 10 purchase The
ranort was accepted. and. on Mr. How
ellis motion. and an order for that am I
was directed tn be gwen 10 Nr NattS
Mr. {. i. Huff. offered the following
reso'nt'on:
LFSofrcd. That the com. on streets be.
and they arc. hereby Instructed t. have
the north end OF fi.ih St. near the tam
yard. repaired as soon as practicable.
On motion of nr Hu''on' ~ 81
Ton was amended SO rs - s.F-Ne 'u' al
amer ne "off's instructed - ~. i''>e''
inquire iilfo me pfacucab't'N o' ""'ti@
OH 81 repaired. or grated. ACCORDING 70
survey made by IL. Sh'lta ana report n'N'
Council Said resolution, as amended.
was then passed
Mr. tuition. submitted 'he ioAo"lh@
resolution which was adopted:
Eesofred. That the street commissions
er be. and he is. hereby instructed 10 have
tho road in the creek bottom. near the ford
at 'Finley's mill dam, repaired
MIR. IIowells offered the following rcso-
luton:
RrSo7reI. hg the Common C'HacH Of
the City Of R'chmona. That tho com on
fire companies be. and il is, hereby auihn-
rized - purchase FIVE hundred inct Of
Hose. for II" use Of the fire department.
and thar without delav.
MIR. Hutton. novel that said resolution
be 50 an1"ndcd rs 70 instruct IN" commit
tee to inquire INTO the cxPodlency OF
procuring 800 feet OF Hose. and report Is
soon as practicable The amendment
was adopted and the resolution as atnend-
ed was then passed.
Mr.. Scott. offered the following resoin-
ton. which was adopted. to-wlt
hcSoIred. That the committee on pub
l'c buildings and markets be requested
10 ascertain what amount OF rent IS no"
neih@ received '2f me arhNr "uilaih@ Or
any part 'nereof; ana a'So. VIVA, amount
has been received since 1923; aiso' what
amount - due on rent. ana rom whom
duo; ana report as soon as pf'chcabie.
Mr. Eowciis' moved that inc '"nnch
take UP tho resolution relative 10 removing
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
4 NEW MAP
OF THE
UNITED STi TES and MEXICO.

OF THE
UNITED STiTE.S and MEXICO.
4 WILLIAMS. Agent for the sale Of the
IA above Map for Wayne County, would re-
specially notify the citizens thereof, that lie has
Tor saie, splencld slap Of the L. States ana
Mexico, Just published b. Messrs. Monk s. Sheer
Cincinnati. 1t EXHIBITS the whole country, from
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific Ocean, .efser with
the Canadas and West India Islands. The price
is Only FOUR DOLLARS. lie has, also, the
Agency for the sale Of
JEFFRIEs, L UNIVERSAL CHART,
comprising full and authentic account OF the
rise and fail Of nations. the churches, Fhiioso-
pliers, &c, heather d-iiics, orators poets, great
statesmen heroes, battles, remarkable events,
disc oyeries inventions, curfosI'ies, iripostcrs,
monsters, and great men and women, from the
time of the d-iug- TO the present. all of which
j. so plain and SIMPLE that II IS we'll adapted for
The use Of Children, wei instructive 10
adults.
The Map Of the L. States and Mexico, is for
sale only by subscription, and the Agent will
wait on the ciize for their names irnme Ia,el
ana the Map VIII be delivered 10 lac IN abou, the
9th Of June.
Wanfe9.-S sub 4 -e nts. to canvass
the different Townships in tins County and pro-
cure names, to v non. liberia! compensation will
be pait,-appiy soon.
krhr.cad, May II, ls4s el:3s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

BALDWIN'S UNIVERS AL FRONOUNCING
GAZETTEER, (5IxrH EDIrioN) tAt Ap-
pendir containing more than ten thousand add
1i0nal names.
This is a work that has long been needed. and
is regarded a standard of sufficient auth
GRITTY, 20 settle all disputed points in the pronun-
citation Of geographical names. and embraces all
the more important places in the known world
The interesting state of affairs throughout Eu-
rope, as well as immediate connection with
Mexico, fill our papers and publications., with
geographical names. that many OF our scholars
are sadly deficient in the right pronunciation Of
1t should be i'm the hands of every teacher, and
every private family in our country; for no work
has higher authorities for its correctness, or bet
ter testimonials to give it the confidence of the
public.
Just received and for sale at the Book-sto Of
D. 2. HOLLOWAY, at the Philadelphia price.
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Nav II, 1919


c., NAY = iefo.
pursuant 10 aoJ"uFii';ieh',
:,
- '''etS'' t''e ,'i'e"'h~ Fesolu-
''1t.s' - W adopted ''-"I:
ha' 'ie com On streets he
fH>i,ue's'' - procure estimates i@r the
-, ~ ,',.''s - i, we sec
IONS :" , ana !. on son'1-PeaTi -;
a'Sn' i'F .faaiag ana gfaFtihng ~ II.
"'"e'' see > ! ana D On TON " "Nne
venue: asp. grading ana gfaNei!ing go
J, "i"e' aSi!.hS'oh AEHhoe; ana "ra-
Hlhs ana .raVeihn@ - It, "tdc.l section
No. J. on I'm ST. ana report al next NEE
ting oil council.
hcN'trefI, nat Inc clerk b instructed
70 advertise. 10 receive scaled prop"~ ais
uilft. the y day Of Juno. Tor 'hc orHd3ng
and graveliing Of n" following sections,
10y" Nos. >. and /. on sonhPearl 81 :;
W. CO.. e. = - "> nv ~
1,.a, ''i''' = o'i
~, - -,
''' ''''''" ''.S 'eS',,
','''' - 49, y >o'N''o"' ali
=, ''o,' 10
'sS'''ef' t'at ''it' '''''','i''''e OH ways
',' mans De ,'',''o',e" - ">cel an
''''s c"u'" t' '"'n q rom ',iFee
nuoarrd ~ ave huhofeu dollars ot'2'ncd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
Nav Q. 1913.

Pursuar1: - Adjournment the council met
all present excepting Mr.. Howells.
Mr.. John H. Hutton. from the com on
streets. reported that ..ihev have procured
surveys Of Front. Pearl and north Marion
Avenues -profiles OF all which is here
with submitted.
..The committee have not had calcula-
tons made upon any of the work, except
that portion Of it which appeared t. them
almost absolutely necessary TO be DONE
including the north end Of Filth street. un-
der more recent Instructions. Il will be
observed that on Pearl ST.. south of Wal
nat. there Will be 498 cubic wards Of ex-
cavation. and 1856 #. Of gravel, proyi-
ded It's put on 80 feet wide.
ION Washington Avenue. there viii be
! Cos vds. excavation. and IL 500 II. OF
gravel. 10 make the road % f. wide; we
then propose to pave a gutter IN The south
side Of said Avenue. 49, #. wide. which
will require 4o2 perch Of stone.
"On 1t. Wayne Avenue. from It's juno
ton with Front st. 70 corporation line. will
have in It ;. 800 vds Of excavation and s.
800 vds. Observation-Disclosures will be re-
qaircd on this 1906 #. of gravel. % Fl
wide. There will be on 80 rods of the
north end Of Fifth ST. 1900 yds exc and
and 1929 #. emb.. and 81 $50 IL gravel
"Who,e amour; Of excavation on the four
several pieces. 1871
Ennbankment, 1926
Making in all. exc. and enab.. 49, 81
Whole amount Of gravel. 145. 42l feet.
Il our committee have not the means Of
determining the cost Of fae work desert
bed above. but they are satisfied that it
will not be less than s. 600 or 5000. In
view Of the foregoing facts. your commit
tee are of the opinion. that large major
lty of the citizens would approve Of the
council issuing six per cent City Bonds.
10 an amount not exceeding twelve or
fifteen hundred dollars-pavableo one year
from the 1st day Of Nov. next-the said
Bonds TO be used in part payment for
work done this year. The committee, be-
ing impressed with the importance Of all
the work reviewed in the foregoing. think
that the interests Of the town would be best
subserved, by making the width Of the
grave. on The several streets but twenty H.
wide. thereby lessening the cost material
| y, sc much so as to bring it within the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
The TcgNDsc of Honor.

TIT. institution bears about the sar,e
relation 10 the Order of the Sons Of Tenn.
Perance. that the Encampmen, does &c
the subordinate lodg &c of the Independent,
Order Of Odd fellows It's sole object IS
the promotion OF the cause Of Tempe.
rance. and It's attendant virtues. I'll Sons,
in good standing. are eligible TO member.
ship, but none others, and if expelled
from the Division. cannot retain seal in
the Temple. Il embraces three decree.
Lore. Purity and Ftdelty. The
charge for comforting these degrees. is
@6.-for the first s3-second So-,hird
81. The lectures of this order contain
sentiments of the most elevated character
and sublimiry of language seldom excel.
ed. and are calculated to impress every in.
telligent mind with lasting impressions o
the beauty of those great virtues. Tempe
rance Benevolence and Brotherlv Love
-1bIGcti0n CdSe.--A female named
Mrs. futile, notorious in the city of New
York as the keeper Of house iil-fame
recently went 10 Portland Maine. where
she had daughter who had been raised
and educated in amost respectable family:
and who was much admired for her beauty,
accomplishments and many virtues. The
mother took the daughter with her to New
\ ok. and as soon as il became known 10
the public. mob attacked the house Of
the gentleman with whom the Young lady
had resided, and destroyed considerable
furniture. 1t was charged that the guar
dian had received bride from the mother
and il was her intention to sacrifice tha
daughter. \ constable Of the city Q,
Portland was also, accused Of being ac-
cessary 20 the abduction. and his house
was anacked by the mob, and he chased
from the city. The excitement became
50 great that a meeting was held. and a
committee appointed TO proceed to New
York, and if possible obtain the youn"
lady and bring her back. The committee
found the mother and daughter at very
respectable hotel, the former stating her
only object being 10 take her daughter to
a convent TO finish her education. and to
break off her marriage with a young man,
whose only object she believed was to OBJ
tain the wealth possessed by her, when she
should die. The daughter. however was
gived up and taken back to Portland -
The Umpire published in that city says:
son Tuesday last. Miss futile return
cd; the arrival Of the cars were looked for
here, with great solictude. The public
mind was Oh the stretch Thousands oil
people gathered at the depot before the ar
rival. and when il was ascer,aincd that
she was returned. the shouts weE, Up. and
cannon on the hill side near, was fired
several times
She is now the child Of the people. :hcv
having manifested an interest for her well
fare, seldom Witnessed in this CITY
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MAJ OF THE UNITED STATES s. MEXICO.
Our readers are referred 20 the notice in
Their column, Of Mr.. A. Williams, agent for the
sale of tho above Map for Wayne county. Mr..
W. is now procuring subscribers for this work,
and, TO those who wish substantial ornament
as well use full, to decorate their parors WITH
we commend it. We find the following descrip
ton Of the Map in 4 late No. of the Georgetown
Herald:
This Map comprises the country from the Al
Iantc 10 the Pacific, including the United States.
Mexico, the West India Isl,nls and Canada; it
exhibits the boundaries Of all the new States ana
Territories, and all the railroads, canals and
turnpike roads clearly de fined; and the lis
tances between the different points. marked in
figures all the various routes; convenience
Of no little Importance. The emigrant's route
to Oregon, tcg Their with the stopping places on
the route, the forts and Missionary stations in
Oregon, and the names Of the various lndian
tribes. 1t also shows the boundary of the lands
allotted to the different Indian tribes that have
been removed by our Government west of the
Mississippi, with the names OF the States rom
which they were removed and their population.
1t also exhibits Fremont's route TO California:
and the route pursued by the celebrated Santa
Fe expedition.
Mexico, will. all her different States, colored.
separately, are exhibited with great advantage
the names OF til. towns, their location, popuia-
ton, roads, &c. together with the distances are
also shown. Also, the routes of our armies,
" it'll the American dag pointing out the various
battle grounds. The boundary line of Texas; as
obtained by her, aud the line acknowledged by
Mexico. also shown.
I We understand that the Map has boon exa,niu-
ed by those who have visited Mexico. and Is pro-
nounced full and accurate. so far their knowi-
edge extends. Being compiled from Tie best au-
thorities it could not be otherw ise.
The whole of the United States, Mexico, &c,
being presented at one view, enables all to form
a correct idea Of their relation. situation and
true extent. Aud this map i'll be most useful
reference when reading the war news and du-
ring the neg citations for peaee as II gives full
and correct nlea Of what will be the future shape
and extent cf the country.
/ The Map is elegantly ana beautifully finished;
| Of large size, and would make Il handsome deco
ration for the library office of any gentleman.
besides being very valuable matter OF refer
/ ence. Our institutions oflearuipg should avail
themselves Of the present opportunity OF furnish
ing themselves v it'll copy eli what we believe
to be one Of the most correct mapsof the l uI;eo
States and Mexico now extant.
i. Mas. FLouRSor, wife of Thomas s
. Flournoy. Esq. the representative in Con.
gress from the Halifax district, Va, died
suddenly on the 31st ult.. from spasms
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H EsPEfTrCLf.Y inform their friends and
Ia the public generally that the have ia stere
one Of the most tcI.iyc ar-Or me fiiE Of

IsTeam Of NeceaF.-This delighted -
~ L-aitbfai beverage % nov served p in go
style at GEO. M'CCLLOCCHS.
Nsy II, ls1e,
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Loose. " tou.Sii 90
Bale, " 100 lbs, .Ofa )
i,.tsr1.
IN comb, III l5Ed 29c
.Strained, u gallon, Doe
VI STOCK:
Hogs, 3'Iu0 III - -et7
Ijeeses, 4 sra > ~
sheep, q, oH95 . %,
Cows & Calves SlGGd2N
LUMBER:
Logs atriycr va Sab
Boards DO clear VI go
DO do com. g
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17

Mas. FLouRNor, wife of Thomas s
Flournoy. Esq. the representative in Con-
gress from the Halifax district, Va, died
suddenly on the 31st ult.. from spasms
brough, on by Witnessing the agonies Of a
little negro who was checked.
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means of the council. provided il deter
mines 10 use the credit OF thc city 10 a
reasonable extent; They therefore submit
the following resolution
''ReSoired. Tha, the com on streets be
instructed 10 have the estimates made for
the gravel hut 20 fee, wide. on the several
streets referred 10 in the foregoing report
On motion Of Mr.. Huff. the repoI, was
accepted and laid on the table.
Ola motion of Mr.. Conlev. the council
adjourned to Thursday. al . clock. p n