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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

0-It is said Gen. Taylor has abolished
the Office Of door-keeper to the White
House. Heretofore the Sovereign when
calling upon the servant was met at the
door by an extremely polite gentleman.
to whom card must be given, and it be
presented to the reigning majesty. before
the master could enter the presidential
mansion. "Old Rough and Ready" not
liking such aristocratic etiquette. has abo-
lshed the polite gentleman. and citizens
may now visit the president without the
formality Of Cards, &c. We commend
the change.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

JOHN JONES. Of Centre township is
announced as n candidate for the legisla-
turc, subject 10 the decision of the Wings
owe are authorized TO announce HUGH
d. TAYLOR ns u candidate for Assessor. sub
ject to the Wing nomination.
6TS. w. Parker. Esq. is announced
rs a candidate for Congress. subject to
tho decision Of Wing District Convcn.
ton.
John q. Stiti, is announced rs a can
ilidate for the legislature. in the Wing.
subject to the decision Of the Wing party.
WIN. Thompson, Esq. Of Harrison
township is announced in the same paper
for the same office under the same condi.
tons.
GIVE are authorized to announce
George w. WHITMAN Esq. as a candi-
date for tho legislature, subject to Wing
nomination.
0IWe are authorized to announce
OLIVER BUTLER Esq. as a candidate for
the House Of Representatives. subject to
the Wing nomination.
We are authorized to announce Ezra
T.. Hill as a candidate for County Com.
missioner, subject to the decision Of the
nominating election.
We are authorized to announce Miles
MARSHAL, a. a candidate for the legisla-
tuic, subject to the Wing nominating cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce Viii.
liam Il. Barnes, as a candidate for the
legislature, subject to the nominating
election.
We are requested 10 announce Henry
Duttcrrow, MS candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the Wing NOM
inaion.
We arc authorized to announce STE
PHEN ELLIOTT as a candidate for County
Assessor. subject to Wing nomination.
ErWe arc authorized to announce
JOHN kEpLER as a candidate for the House
Of Representatives subject TO Wing NOM
ination.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

Eo5biHs.-Some burglars entered the
Store of Sirattan K Wrigh, on Sunday
night last, carried the money drawer into
the Warner lot. and took from il all the
money. some ten or twelve dollars. leav-
ing al the papers unmolestcd. They al
. 50 went into tae store Of Jesse Meek. took
ais money drawer 10 the same lot. took
the money. four or five dollars and left the
papers uns'isturbed. They likewise Wis
tied Gr. Citizens es,atl;shm ent. took sew
era. cans of oysters, crackers, and per-
haps other articles. circumstances in
duce the belief that the perpetrators are
ei'zans of oar own town; the CITY coun.
ell should adopt some means 10 ferret ou,
the scampS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

Poiso"ed.--The indianapolis Journal
says:-Some ten days ago Mr.. James
Smither. resident OF this county, died
very suddenly. AMI was buried. \ few
days since his friends suspecting that there
might have been some fou, play in regard
TO his death, they had him taken up. and
from a post m,rtem examination, il APP
pears that he was poisoned. Suspicion
rests upon his wife, she is now in custody.
and undergoing an examination.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

Death Of a Member Of the late Con-
sress.--The Lancaster I'cnn..) Tribune,
says the Hon. John Blanchard, died at
Columbia, on the 10Th inst. lie was a
member of the late Congress. and was on
his way home from Washington at the
time Of his decease
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

CONGRESSIONAL NowiNaTIoN.-rhe in.
qu:ry is frequently made whether there is
% Be vote taken a, the April election
Tor candidate for Congress. |, has been
considered useless 10 take such a vote in
this country. from the fac, tn II none Of the
other counties in the District pursue that
course \ convention is to be acid al
Cam5rilgc in June for the purpose of
IN al>ing ,ae n ON ;na,ioa. and il is expected
meetings viii be held in each township in
the respective counties and delegates ap-
pointed to attend said Convention; or a
county meeting may b. held for the pur-
pose OF appointing delegates. The man
nee has not been definitely determined.
II is understood that the candidate for
Congress viii not be voted tor at the April
election. as other candidates are II be.
We would have preferred a popular vote.
had j, been SO understood.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
yIiddlcSOrO' Il IsicillnOnI Turn
pike Conn D1lny.

\ meeting of al! persons interested in
the construction of turnpike road from
Richmond to marlborough, will be held
at the latter place on Saturday. the eth of
April next. for the purpose of devis;ng
means for the commencement Of the pro-
posed work.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
For the Palladium,

MesSrs. Eiitor<--During the late term Of our
court, was frequently questioned II regard 10
the health Of Georg: w. Whitman. who is a,
present candidate for the leg stature; and |
find that MANY persons laboriny under tn
Impression In At he would be unable to serve if
nominated and elected. THIS impression Is
wrong, and avail myself of Your columns to
correct it. Mr.. Whitman has been confnrd to
his bed for the last four months. by Il At
tack of malignant Erisypelas. an although he
il rapidly convaiesceni, his physicians have al
visod him to remain ia bed, from the fact that his
disease has produced an ulcer in the left groin,
which is rrtated by placing himself in a sitting
posture. His general health is restored. and he
W Ill be able to hold the May term of the Probate
Court Yours, Mn. JOHNSON.
Cambridge City, March &c. 10.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

The ice in some parts Of the Hudson
river was s5inchcs thick. during the past
winter. Attempts were made 10 bow il
up. 10 make path for a steamer. bu, with
OUT succ ess.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
March ooi. p NJ


The Senate confirmed the nomination
of Ex-Governor Pennington as Governor
of the Territory of Minnesota.
All other nomination were also confirm.
ed.
The Mexican Protocol was debated.
Mr.. Foote was very severe OH Mr.. Ben
ton.
The subjec, was finally disposed Of by
LAYING il on the table.
The Senate Will adjourn sine die to-
morrow.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

WAIVE County TrRSPiKE CoHPaNY.-Ne Ike
the spirit OF enterprise and perseverance, which
character izes the operations Of the Board oil Di-
rectors upon this WORK. By an awe basement lii
another column. II will he seen that they have
de run ned have "A letting of ten miles of the
road on the 9th OF April next We are inform
ed that all payments will be IN CASH, and
promptly IN ade no orders difficulty IN OBJ
t,iulur payment. which will enable contractors
10 hire ia,orers at the lowest rates. The re-
Grading auu Craveiing OF ten miles will require
for those VINO " ish such work during tn. sum
nier to secure II.
Alta meeting of the Board Of Directors, held
at Centrevie. on the 2lth instant. among other
business the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That the Road between the
Richmond Turnpike and the Bridge over
the East Fork. shall be completed by the
st Of Sept, and between said Bridge and
Noland's Fork. by the 9TH Of November.
Resolved. further. That SO soon as 900
shares of additional stock are subscribed.
and ten per cent paid thereon. the west
ern portion OF the Road will be put under
contract. and pushed TO completion as fast
as means are furnished.
This looks like doing up the work in earnest .
the boari of Directors the right kinI Of
men ami VIII do Just what they say they mite I'd
~ DC
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

Fatal AGray.-On Monday evening
last two young men. citizens Of Indiana
polls, named Merit Young and Israel
Phillips, got into an aiiay. which resulted
in the former siabbing the latter, killing
him almost Instantly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
Turnpike Letting.

cEALED PROPOSALS, for re- grazing End
- gray-fiuy ten miles Of the Wayne County
Tnrnp,ke. or all Of said road East of Noi.nd's
Fo,k = IN be received at the Secsesasy's O6eo
in Richmond. on the 10th, 18th and lrth of ths
4,h month April; at which time Prohis aa1
specific alton will be exhibited
The Letting will be on me 19th u ms ssms-
yE4 By order q the Beard. aess
r. MORN IooOS, Pfes't
Sd mo. 25th, 1919. 14d
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
WIG NOMINATING ELECTION.

AZ meeting of tho Wing Central Committee
the following named persons were appointed
Judges Of the Nominating election, in the re-
spsciivs Tow nships in which they reside.
ngton-Nicholas Smith.
Boston--J. NJ. BulIa.
Centre-Abel Evans.
Clay-Thomas Sumner.
Dalton--Hugh Black.
Franklin--Elias Ogan.
Gseen--Ezra ScoviIie.
Ilarrison--Jo ohm Beard.
Jackson--Thomas Tyncr.
JsfIsrson-R. Gordon.
rerry-Wm m. Russey.
washington--Robert Murphey.
Wsyne--John A. McMnn.
Assshsr Railroad Cha,1sr.-Thc legislature OF
Ohio. has passed. n charter for company to con-
ssruct q Rail Road from Hamilton Ohio, to the
StSic line between the States Of Ohio and In
diana. on the best and most eligible route TO
Richmond Indiana. with power to connect with
any.etner railroad that may be constructed be-
tween Richmond and Hamilton.
The same legislature gave corporate powers
TO . company TO construct free turnpike road
from New Paris TO Wessvilie.
Also . company to construct plank road
from Eaton - New Madison.
"IIkAps Orr."--Ws have Just he ard that there
has bssn general sweep Of Dsr,ocratic pos,-
masters in this legion. "Gensral Taylor will
not DO prescri1 Free Sod Stnfinel.
ssss "Yns letter containing tho names
msiled on the 9th Feb. was not received till the
night Of tho l5ths Of March--twenty days on
the route. BY the same mail letters wevs
ceived At this postoffics from Greenfield, mailed
on the 26,h Feb. Is days in travelling about 20
miles: Thsre is gross careIessness or something
wosse in some Of the poetof4iccs the route from
this Plses TO Indianapolis. Fer the benefit Of
the public WE HOPE ..Old lack" will sec that
. sefosm 10 effected."-Frse Sell Sentinel
The above quotations ere from the same num-
boz q the Same paper. Hot real should b tenn
psssd vish discsetien.
Wesi Point Ccdets.-Jus; prior to the
retirement Of President Polk ten cadets to
West Point were appointed. OF these
SCREEN were from slave states or districts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

March olSt p. Nix Governor PEN
ington of New Jersey. was nominated
Yesterday for Gov. of Minnesota
Spice has been appointed Postmaster at
DAYTON Ohio.
The Senate attended the funeral of Mr.
Dickinson. President Taylor and Ca
binet were present.
The debate on the Mexican Protoco!
will be continued Tomorrow
1t is uncertain as TO what day the Sen.
ate will adjourn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
For the Palladium


Mrssrs. f itors-.As the time for dominating
candida for tn. leg stature auj county OH
GERS is near at h. an. | hope you viii perfli: ma
to present the claims of II. north west to the
wings for their consideration. In a coanty
where there Is diversity of local interests. - l.
good policy, from Tina 10 time 70 vary the loca-
ton OF the repre- s-nIafiges III 1t in the course
of tine each section sh all have an Opportunity
To secure its share of influence in the legislature
Inc northwest have never hal Il mam5 -r---thev
have as good wings, acquIesced in the wishes of
the more denseiy populated portions of the
county: but they now present one of their
citizens Il candidate, Niles Marshal, and re-
specuuily ask that his claims, well rs those of
the section of the county in which hs resides
may be duly considered. Mr.. Marsiti IS an
intelligent farmer, in every respect worthy the
confidence and respect of the people, ami
treiy qualified for the duties Of a Legislator
We claim for him no superiority over other whig
aspirants hut we DO claim that IN. interests OF
the agrIcuturists Of this comfy should he rep
resented. As an apology for thus prese ming
the nam. of Mr. Marshal, | have only to say
that he is Il cantiiate at the solicitation of hs
friends, not Of his choice and it is not expected
that he Will personality traverse the county for
clrctioReering purposes. PERRY.
Economy, March Phi, 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
A Five Million Lottery.


COxElN d CO.. baltimore, NJ. IN.
Oldest e-t ~bi~aei Lottery and Exchange
Olkice IN tn. Cnitei states.
GREAT MAMMOTH LOTTERY,
Grand Capital Prize $loa.o1a.
> s,ien1id prizes of So. o1J each, amouuti,r
to 100000.
splendid prizes Of SIS 900 each, amounting
10 Sl0e,0ln.
prizes of 81. $40. amounting TO $l01, aan.
% prilcs Of 5000. amounting to $tl1, 900
HE resp-cifal. request the attention Of
w the pab.ic In the anaexri talSa,fcegt
schsns~, which W- Ell r. br,s.ssas u u, b. IN.
best arranged an .,osi mag aatiesnt Lottery
= drawn:
- Numh-r Lottery. l. prawn Ballots.
t.ach package oil - tickets will have II
drawn numbers.
\ package OF - tickets can draw se5l ,0lo.
The lowest three nnsnh-r psi,. - :. SD.
The isi ani ani drawn aataoers ratiIei to
:l.ono
This scheme has been cxa,nia ned AMI appro-
vel by liz. State Lottery 60 u a,iSSfsn-ss. ani
will hc drawn ~ Bstimare city. Asrii -. 1873.
BRILLIANT II. lE.NE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

DIED. On the 25ih instant, in the vicinity
of this city. JOSEPH, infant son OF GEORGE and
Lrcr DAVIDSON, aged ~ months.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
From Washington.

-VlIT,
4 resolution to print 10000 copies Of
the decision of the Supreme Court in re-
lation to Emigrant passengers, was de-
bated and finally adopted.
The President pro tenn announced the
death Of Randolpheus Dickinson. of the
last House. and reelected from Ohio.
4 resolution in regard 10 the funeral
ceremonies. &c. was adopted. and an
eloquent eulogv was pronounced upon the
deceased.
The funeral will take place tomorrow.
nomination was sent in to fill the place
Of Mr.. Gaughey. as Governor OF the
Minnesota Territory.-Nam anne not given.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

Ho' far Cal:or"ia.-On Monday last. the ad-
venturers for the far west, took leave of their
many friends and started their long journey.
The following are the names Of our citizens VII o
have joined the tlrong:
VIM Reynolds, Sam'I Sinix, I. B. Son f "a II,
Frederick FuIghum, Charles Maui, Jos. Siidham,
Peter Stdham, George Parry, Isaac Parry, John
s. Evans, Isaac Evans, William Thatcher, -
Talbot. ze
From Cen'reriHe--Davd b. Woods, Dr. John
Pritchet, Henry Ham Al, w il.ian X. Young. d.
T. w GODS. y latham Gibson. John Frazer, Tho's
Hannah, John T. Bloomfield. Zimrner.
From Du5l:a-fienry King, Albert V4nuxe.n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

you-Swarmimx Bee Hive.

nv APpsIcAriD> 10 me At NV residence
Z near Newport. Wayne county. iniians.
will sell Indiv,dusI or Township Rights fos y.
REYNOLDS Mons warming and Dividtng live
I,- SUPERIOR advaniag~~ other are, ia a. the
Bee. Tnay he d,vitri instead Of b-tng allowed 20
swarm: the Moth bs prevented from 'nInring TN.
Bees: ia. old comb tnay he annually removed.
aud tbs honey taken at ans time without killing
the industrious BE; the Ro.b-r Bees may b.
canph, an1 th- Hive may he closed aud carried
ANY distance without iury tn It's inhabitants
The puulic are iaslt-a to examine IT for th-ia-
selves HENRY CHARLES.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
TESTIMONIALS.

This NAV certify that u--d .. Revnoids' Hive
LAST season. and while the worms killed bees in
my OLD hives each side of IL. the bees IN u
were uumo.sied. I believe it viii fully come
up 10 the reconitne ndaffons giyen Of H.
ISAAC COOK.
M,ddieboroush. b mo. 9th. ioaJ-
had long bee d-siroas to b IN possession Of
Bees. bu, DELAYED to g-; tn-m IN conseque nee OF
the bee moth, until saw o Reynolds Hive
Immediately bought the Right, procured Bees
and put the IN in it, So far, IT has filled the re-
CONNIE naation. and believe all who Try y VIII
he w.,i satisfied witt, il, JOHN HENLEY
Newport, wavne co.. fnt-,t
Sd mo 2-ii, 1c4Y. tS;3~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

From E-onom7-J. y. Williams.
From " Neutrality-suspicious. 3. s;pe ncer, John
Huff AMI two sons.
We regret that have not a list of tlos.
who have gone from other parts Of the comfy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
" lllG TIC X T. Il
ron GOVERNOR

roR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
Thomas =. SfanliclG, Of 81. Joseph Co..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

Wea Point Codrts.-Jus; prior to the
retirement Of President Polk ten cadets to
West Point were appointed. OF these
sereR were from slave states or districts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

~ meeting Of tho Wing Central Committee
the following named persons were appointed
Judges Of the Nominating election, in the re-
spsctivs Tow nships in which they reside:
Abngt on-Ncholas Smith.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-19
The Lottery sim drawing.

The New York Express was the first paper that APP
priced the public OF the fact that the Offices drawn
BY lottery under the administration of the Second WASH
ington" We thought il joke at the time, perpetatsd
for the purpose of conceang the editors chagrn per-
haps, personal disappointment But find is
no joke. We have other wing authority showing that
the lottery is still going on, and draw Offices which
they applied for and dreamed Of obtaining
The two following instances the latest we have
heard Of, in which prizes were drawn. We copy from
The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Clipper,
a Taylor paper. The writer says:
"There be asuperabundance of consuships in the
gift of the Secretary of State. Frenchman applied to
Mr. CoIlamer for situation petty postmaster in Ten
nessee. This refused; and on making known his
grievances and merits Mr. Clayton, he provided
with the Office Of cossul Lyons Mr.. Fenton applied for
the station Of naval storekeeper for Washington and he has
been appointed consul Cosce Mr. Lewis Baker clerk
70 board for the settlement Of claims against Mexico
has been appointed consulship place the Of
which intimately connected with cofee-La Guayra
consushp offered gentleman from Louisiana and
refused We know OF many individuals who have asked
in vain for specified Stations and got nothing but dsap
ponments."
That is to say. they draw blanks
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-19
Late from 81. Dominxo.

The brig L. w. Armstrong l6 days from St Domin-
60, arrived last night brings intelligence that the Hay
cry prospect Of entering when Santana called by
the Dominican government to lead the army. He did So
and totally defeated them The provinces then declared
Jmenes their Pfes dent longer fiji to govern and gave
armed and put in defence the city OF St Domingo against
Santana and his army They arrived at the wallis when
235 fired against them, and the town OF st
Carlos destroyed by fire. The American consul, having
his house full OF females, children and refugees refused
the demand OF Jimenes TO give them up He became in
censed, with large number OF armed men attempted 10
arrest him. but prevented by the interference OF the
French and English consuls. Two IS FOUNDER cannon
directed against his house and under this dilemma
consultation held by three eonsus and the command
ers of French and an English sloop OF
guns called the Hound To the question put them by the
American consul whether he could have their assistance
in case attempted on the women and chill
iren in his house, the French commander, Monsieur
BOYER OF the French corvette Gron. replied that he
could only project his consul and the inmates OF bus
house Upon this, the English commander, Grandville
H. Wood OF II. NJ. sloop Hound. said to the American
consul Sr my force is small, but command as were
mates of your house long as can In the absence Of
one OF your own vessels OF will not see the Amer
can its representative, his house, nsued" The sam.
evening Sir Robert Schomburg the English consul, offered
10 land force for the protection OF our consulate. One
thing is cerian-the house OF consul would have beer
attacked, and much bloodsbed would have ensued, but
for the report brought by schooner from 81 Thomas
that Commodore Parker, in the frigaie Rartan, had 90
under weigh for this port have neglected TO stale tina
our consul had force or guard OF Armenian sailors
night and day, that hi. house well and efficiently
armed and thai a majority OF the citizens and soldier
had determined TO fight Tor him had matters arrived a
that crisis He has received the thanks OF all the gene
rails and principal citizens, members OF Congress, &c.
for noby preserving the lives OF many women ant
children and preventing the bloodshed that was about
ensue.-Ddy Book.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-19

David B. Ogden, Esq, most distinguished member Of
the New York bar. has just breahed his last at his resi-
dence on Staten Island. The Evening Post says:
For more than fifty years Mr. Ogden has been pfom-
inent member Of the bar OF this city, and for a por-
ton Of that period esteemed Of the first law
yer In the United States His practice in the Federal
and Stale brought him into competition with the
leading intellect. Of the nation, where he always
taned himself with honor and His political
Citations have always been with the old federal party. bu
be has borne very prominent part in politics. lack
ing he did both for their abors and their rewards
He had held in the Assembly Of the State and
appointed surrogate Of this city and county BY Governor
Seward in lsf2 believe, which latter Office he held
until the appointment Of Mr. Movean by Governor Bouck
For the last twelve een years Mr.. Ogden has with
drawn from the general practice Of his profession connine
himself Substantially private consultations and h
duties Of the counsel for the corporation Of Trinity
Church Hit death has removed from another Of the
few Surviving contemporaries, and rivals Of Emmett Kent
Wells Harrison, and Jay, whose names have given usus
10 the bar Of New York.
The city Of New York has also just lost, Of the pre-
vaing epidemic distinguished merchant and an excel
lent citizen in James Reyburn, Iishman by birth,
American in his feelings and devotons.