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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21
SWAIN 4 POE, No. =, Mai. street.

SWAIN 4 POE, No. Z, Main street,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of
II their friends and the public generally to
their Stock Of Fresh
Srh"dly @rDoBrdBS
comprising almost every article In The line
Having purchased the old stock OF Dung u
Mcclure, aud just received large additional
supply, they prepared to furnish their Gus
toner with every thing in the GROCERY line
OH as good terms d any other establishment III
the City. Their stock consists. III part OF
Coffee, Spices, ground and uhgrouhu
Sugar, Tobacco,
Teas, Dried Peaches,
Moasses, Raslus,
Lake Fish, Dates,
Cod L lsi, Herring,
w indow Glass, Nails,
CAncies-a general assortment,
Brooms, Buckets, Baskets, W ash Boards,
Tubs, Churns, Pitch Forks, Hoes, Hatchets,
NackereI, No. , 3, Cheese, &c &c.
All of which they Ill SELL for CASH, or exchange
for country produce, on terms which cannot, mol
shall not fail to please customers The hughes
market price viii be paid at all times for all BINDS
of available country produce Call and examine
Stock; and il pleased, BUY.
( Sept. 10, i-4J. 2o-f
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THE NATlONAg. HOTEL.
RICHMOND, INDIANA
TGV!IE subsc riber wishes to call the attention
Of the travelling public to the fact that he
still occupies his old stand,
THE Alto NAE.

that he has put the House. sell a. the whole
t.1tahi t>hrlrnt fIrst rate tor The Irfo1l-
mediation OF the travelling public, WI th the deter
niu;ttion that he will not be outdone IN the
west for kind and close attention To those that
may favor him with call. No pains shall be
sptr,u for Ia confer; and enjoyment OF his
gucSts-In short. he Is determined to keep IA
good and orderly house, and make every per-
son that cails on him at home His charge shall
be a. low ; any house Of the kind in the west
no man shall 90 away dissatisfied if in his pow
er to prevent. Feeling thankful for past favors,
h.. hopes to be sustained by his old friends and
customers. ANY favor Will be thankfully re-
ceiyed and in his hum bic way, shall be returned.
DANIEL u. SLOAN.
Richmond Feb. 9, : -. 43-'I5tf
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DRING on YOUR OLD LOOKING G.
ID GLASS FRAMES, and get h.ern
fiied.-A new lot Of Looking Glass Plates just
Notwithstanding my stock complete, 50 that
can fl any sized frame;--at
Dr. IOWELLS' Drug Store,
Oct le4o No. is, Main st
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THERMOMETERS, Surgical Instrume nts
and Trusses Of all kinds, for sale by
Oct 3, 1870. I.REED.
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"IINDOW GLASS Of all sizes, and best
w brands. Also machine made putty, for
sale at DR. Howells Drug Store, No, Is Main $.
Oct 3, 1919
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City Bakery. Candle Factory. &c.
PAXSON, LEWIS & Co, No. 50,
South East Corner Of Main and Marion streets =;
RIcHNoNp, INDIANA;
HAEE just opened splendid assortme Mt OF
III FAMILY GROCERIES, which they are
prepared to sell cheap for Cash exchange for
approved country produce, either wholesale or
retail
IL Raisins, Figs. Cheese, Herring, Sugar,
Candies, &c. &c, for sale cheap
I5They are prepared to furnish "weddng
filings in the shape of Pound Cake to all who
may apply. Call and see them.
DTC.NpLEs for sale by the Box or Pound
and the highest price in ash paid for BEEVES
and T4LLOW
Bread. Cakes. Crackers. &C..
Fresh and Good, hands all times; also,
FRESH MEATS:
Such Beef. Pork, Veal. &c, will be served
up every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday NOR
nings.
They respectfully invite the citizens Of Rich
mond, and vicinity to call and them; and if
they 60 away dissatisfied empty-handed, it
shall not be the fault of
PAXSON, LEWIS s. CO.
Sept. 10, 1S49. stiff
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S TON E GU TIN

> - n r. 4 \ j Il l n G..
ME subscriber respectfully infosms the psb-
lie and mis- friends, that he still costisues
the Stone Cutting business in Richmo nd Pearl
street ne ar the Market House, where he will b
pleased to furnish cut stone OF every descrpsssD.
on the most accommodating terms. He hes lev
on hand and expec tt shortly 10 receive IN adj
,ionai SUPPLY complete assortment Of.
AMERICAN MiRBLE / OHIO GRAVE STONES
which he vii! sell cheaper, for cash, than shsy
have ever before been sold in this city.
Plain and OSnamenial Lettering.
done in good style and to order Call asd sz-
ami ne his assortme Mt asd prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, June s, lS49. 3stf'41
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TO SEE HIS STOCK

before buying elsewhere No charges tor look
ing at his books, nor comparing the price witil
that of those sold cheaper than the cheapest
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Writing. Wrapping and Printing
DA 1DBEHEe
BOARDS, &c.
DR.. WIN. R. WEBSTER,
49, @
SURGEON TIST,

W. OULD respectfully give notice 10 the
w citizens Of Richmond and vicinity, that
he is now permanently located and fully pre-
pare TO nd to all calls in his profe $50 n.
from The extraction OF tooth to the iuse rtion
Of an entire set. He Will assure the public
tina, he wli in all cases make use Of the best
material and warrant his work 10 be done in a
1T !e. Tat shal not be exceiled by any in his
profession, and on the latest and most approved
principles.
His charges in all shall he reasonable
Advice given freely If required) when not . n :
gagged Office on Main street, up stairs over
Reed Drug store, and nearly opposite ,be
Gilbert House.
Richmond, Sept. II, l949. 35:tf
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND
p % S1 IH R

@I % aI ~ I2 x .
in good variety, aud Of superior quality, con
stantiy kept hand and sold wholesale and
retail. All of which may be bought low for
cash. Also, an excellent lot of
FRIENDS BOOKS
Look ing glasses, Band boxes and Wall paper
constantly kept on hand Arrangements are
made by which any book that may be in mar
ket, can be procured with but little delay. Small
orders will be attended to with promptness as
we'll as larger ones. Teachers desired 10
call and examine many new books Just coming
to hand. For sale also
ASTRONOMICAL AND OUTLINE MAPS,
SCHOOL APPARATCS, GLOBES, &c.
lPParents, Teachers, Book Sellers, Stude nis
and every one that would be Interested IN good
Books, are invited to buy them at the NEW
STORE of
p. c. HOBBS. No. 10. Main st.
Richmond Ind. 10Th mo. 3lst, lS49. IDLY
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RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 81. 1849.
TERMS OF SUBS RIPTION
One yesr payable in adUGnee,. .-.-.-S2.OO
Afte, the year expires, .--.....--.-S.OO
For sig months, in adc0nee. ...... ...s 80
] copy Of the Palladium and Lady's Book 400
DO. do. Sartain's Magazine, 4, 90
I-The subscription price Of the above mag
azines 10 80 per year, advance.
LCNo paper diseonfinued until all arrearages
ere paid, sxeepf at the option offhe editors.
Posssye must be paid, by eorresDondents, 10
issSSe attention.
NAy1rodSdn EBrunss
" Adoertisemenfs ciH be eonsp,euousty in
serted in the "PaIludiua'' atthe following rates.
Oae square Of ~ lines, l to 3 Ueeks, ISL 90
Eoeh eOnfiS0anee, %
Ono square for three mouths 30
90 - six " ---.-..--------1, 90
twelve ----6, 90
Three squares six "o"tls.--.----- -.--.---..6, 90
- one year.-...-..-..-.-.--..-.- 90
Half column six months ..-..-.---. .-.--l2,00
" one year.--.. 90, 90
One column six months 90
" one year ---.-.--- 80, 90
Professional card, not exceeding five lines,
for subscribers, per 2, 90
Do. for non-subscribers.-. .----------3 :, 90
NOtices OF Marriages and Deaths, when fur
nished by those Interested, or when sent over
some responsible signature, are inserted free Of
charge. Obituaries, over six lines, are charged
- cents per square for the Gverplus
The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly in ahv..1e. All other legal adver-
..se,ne nts inserted on the pecuniary responsible
ty Of the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, 81 per square will invariably be exacted
in advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege Of changing their adye every
three months.
Candidates for office, who are subsc ribe rs c a u
A.,s- 49,
Those who not su bsc ribers, one dollar will
invariably be charged.
Administrators advertisements. being part Of
the expenses Of taking out letters Of Admins
tFhtioD, are expected to be paid out of the first
monies collected for the estate.
bWe expect to adhere strictly to the above
terms.
NV. H. PALMr-, our agent at New York.
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All of which have been carefully selected, and
can be reconIrlie nded for their neatneSS, vdIu-
able instruction, ana reduced price. The sub
scrber will make a liberal disc cunt to Country
Merchants ana Teachers, who buy to sell again
1t will be to the Interest of every one
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WAGONS FOR SALE.
CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

TTNHREE Rockaway-. double a,ed, finish
] ed in the best style: hand and for sale
CHEAP. Also second hand carriage, for
sale or hire Call at the Old stand on South
Fifth Street, south of the Starr House
JONATHAN MATHS
Richmond. Sept. l9. 1919. 3aff
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{ nee>cHnslm'S Ara b1:l N Bal a m -.
y The character of this very ebrated rem
coy. Is 50 wei! known, as to require no parade
OF certificates 10 MAKE it sell and of course nm
necessary TO say anything more than that IT is
for sale at DR.. Howelis Drug Store, No. IS
Main street Gail and get bottle before i, is
gone
Oct "a. 1919. Aft
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q L. LEWIS attorney slsw, formerly Of Virginia, but for
-, clerk the Adutant Generals Oce, Washing
ton, his services Virginia volunteers their friends,
the collection of their dues from the government
THE widows children OF soldiers who died In Mexico
emitted 70 pension)
An claims especially OF who served in Mexico viii be
price, be pressed for the claimants
Department. with the utmost despatch He nat
tiers himself that Washington, his connexon with
Adjuant Generals Once, his scguantance with e depart
ent his experience, viii AFFORD great facilities In he speedy
adjustment Of business conhded 20 him.
He respectfully refers all the members o. The last Congress rom
Virginia, Hon John Y, Mason, Richmond Val Major Gen.
H. Jones' Washington city.
"h affords great pleasure recommend Major Lewis
s--'''' : ar JONES'"
Any editor who will procure GOOD claim In his vicinity pub
Aug io-sm - - :" 8. l.. LEWIS.
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gsaiion and special privileges viii make united,
and concerted and determined effort to establish the
ofien-coademned American system bank to msnuac-
ture fictitious capital protective tariff to plumber labor
and wasteful system Of improvements to swallow up
the substance OF the people In the great battle which is
TO be fought, there is no TO whom we look with
more confidence than to New York correspondents
confidence which he has richly earned by his past
vices in the cause OF truth and justice We consider him.
with stone in his sling perfectly competent 10
throw the great Zachary in all his views OF notifications
and specifics, well any Of the champions who may
rush to the field with the "repeal OF the tariff Of 46"
embazoned on their banner
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rRoposALs FOR RATIoSs.
HxApouARrERs MARrnK CoRps,

HEApeUARrgRs MARINE CoRPs,
QUARrERAAsrEHs oFEoK, Washington, October :, 1919
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be until 10
~ O'Clock M, Monday, the l2t day OF November for
furnishing the United States marines the following
lions for the year 1859, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Chariestown, Massachusetts.
"a Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
#t Philadelphia, Pennsy yania Ea
Gosport Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida; and
Washington, District OF Columbia.
Each ration consist Of and quarter fresh beef
three quarters OF pound OF pork bread
made OF superne -FOUR superne -four option the
The best New Orleans eight of the white beans
four vinegar hard
brown soap and and half pounds OF good dipped iow
candles, each ration.
required the order OF the
officer OF each either bulk ration,
shall consist Of the best and choice
pork be No. prime pork and the quail
lily OF the kinds named, subject 10 inspection No bid will be
this Office unless accompanied
sucieney Of the BY ocia
To be endorsed Proposals for Raiions for 1882
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Oct lO-3tawtd Quarermaster Marine Corps.
The Union Republic, Washington American, Sentinel
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia the Gazette,
Hampshire Boston Post and Boston Times
York Herald New York Evening Post New York nnd En-
que New York Sun; the Baltimore Daily Advertiser, Ba
Republican, and Baltimore Norfolk Beacon, Norfolk
Gazette, Alexandria, vrgnai Pensacola Gazette,
the above three insertions
accompanied by printed OF the ADVERTISEMENT this Office
4
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The Department of State ought to be best acquainted
with its own duties; but would il not be more cour.
teous TO give timely notice to the incumbents Of their
removals, General Armstrong for instance, did no,
officially know Of his recall from the consulate Of
Liverpool, until he suddenly apprzed Of II through
the letter which was presented in person by his sue.
cessor, Mr. Crittenden; and we understand that Mr.
Rush had received official notice Of his having been
superseded by Mr. Rves, when the last passengers who
have arrived in the United States left Paris Per.
haps Mr. Rves may be the first to announce officially the
fact Of his removal.
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inner 8 SOM. unlted state. Type Foundry.

TINE subscribers excellent
Book Newspaper and Ornamental Type, Bordering &c which
reduced approved
discount Of for cash. The series Of
Scotch much admired approved Of by the trade and
general be exceled either
beauty nsh Founder All type manufactured BY
of Of metals different proportions those used
generally by which durability Toour assortment
adding
Wood Type Stands Bass and Wood Rules Impo
Stones Composing Brass Wood Galeys Cuts
Closet Racks Rgle, and every article necessary for complete
with despatch Specimen sheets Of Scotch
&c. ready delivery Old type taken in exchange
per pound Publishers OF who
and forward paper,
LIST Of January 1880 will be paid in materials
by purchasing four times the amount Of their bill for
the advertisement -
JAMES CONNER 4 SON,
Corner Of Ann and Nassau sts., New York city.
NJ BA Specimen Book will be issued and ready for dcy
eyab lst Of November, lsig g.. ...
q. sunW m w3m u
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ADDITIONAL PARTIAL RETURNS.
Sehsvikil eounfv.

SchsyikiH county.
PUTrsvnLE, October 10.--Msj rites for FuIeri Pow
1873 Fuller will have a small majority. O1e wing andog
democrat probably elected the legislature The soep
very close probably part OF each ticket IL elected
Bucks ooanfy.
DoYLEsro~, October 10 -Doyleston township M,os'
wing candidate iot senate, major y. New Hope IE
loss Of votes Buckingham, Malone Isl majority Vs.
rngton, wing gain of2l Tincum, whig gain offs noI
stead wing gain o. Rock Hin wn ssa Long
Malone 75-beng wing gain OF votes.
Delaware county.
Fulers majority 400; Gen Taylor's do. sH
FURTHER coMMENrARY--The Philadelphia Bulleu'
twhig) Of We dnesday says
In the ~ the democratic assembly ticket has y,
elected Spring Garden chooses k9agh sna ms'ss
the Northern Liberties have gone for the democrats ~
Rough and Ready candidates. for county treasured Glen
orphans court and county commissioner, appear 70 Y
chosen hui the democratic sheriff. register oi wills 90
auditor have probably beaten the Rough and Ready ~
didates The defeat Of Rothernsl the Rough and kssg
native candidate, Mr.. Far, was in the Held, ts.s
was not complete Nj Deal IL the 6rst democratic card
date for sheriff who has been elected ia the city and e
y of philadelphia, foe twenty years. A.. n.,,,,. bs
been elected BY majority ranging from 1900 % ~ ~.
The House Of Representatives s also democratic this ys
Great apparent changes have taken place IN the lns
counties but those changes were predcated the Pe
detail election last fall For instance, the democrse ~
reality, have only restored to that county iu usual Po
character.
VIII no disaster shock the administration into "'l
sensesl Will no rebuke, no reaction OF the PopaI
sentiment, however great and however uniform, rec
them from their bunders-arrest their rage Of posor
tion-and make them reflect in some degree the pu''
sentiment, which they have 90 egregiousy mlen,
culaed, and the great principles which they 0a''
grossly violated We have fought this battle 10 ~
face Of the Presidents victory last fall; in the az
Of his tour, whilst the eloquence Of his specie,
is still resounding in the ears Of the people 'p'
amid the panic Of the tariff the alarm Of the iron w
coal in Allegsny and the other districts which D."
made an issue on the tariff at this election. And W
already do we collect In Allegany, where Nv
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To the most excellent Minister Pleuipoentary OF the
U. 8. N. A., at Nicaragua, L. Geo Squier
C;ovRRNMENr HOUSE,
LION, July q, 1919
have had the honor to receive by the hands Of your
exceencys secretary valuable letter of
in This civ and requests me TO fix day and your
excellency's reception This important intelligence gives
erceIlency Tor Ibis post To manifest this hope have
the receive excellency at noon Monday
he moi incon venient to your excellency.
am. with all YOU eSeeepeys
Another decree makes all arms and munitions Of war
contraband IN Nicaragua, and subjects persons violating
remonsirance has been addressed 10 the English Con-
sui General Mr. Chafed. in relation to the forcble oc
cupaton Of the mouth Of the St. John. and new inves.
tigatl0n OF the circumstances OF the case
In Mr. Chathelds reply, he places the occupation oil
the mouth Of the ryer not the basis OF the claims Of
the Mosquito King, but an alleged hypothecaon of
the coast for bond debt To the company OF Reid and
Irving British subjects and states that until that shall be
paid, any advantages which may accrue will be consider
ed The property OF that company,
fects the right Of the State OF Nicaragua to make any
arrangement in the point OF view OF sovereignty IN rela
lion to this territory and ntimates that the State OF Nj
caragua will act under this view OF the matter.
The Consul General replies. that any steps which Nj
caragua may take initiating with the Mosquito King will
be visited with severe punishment from Great Britain
Senior Salinas, man oil evident GOODNESS replies in a
long letter. in which he informs her Britannia Majesty
consul, that not only Nicaragua but the whole Central
republic has than been treated in dscourteous
manner by foreign governments; that Nicaragua has
made no aggressions, but simply maintains her own
rights, which Great Britain. patron Of chief Of band
Of savages, has invaded The threats which Mr. Chat
field makes he is informed looked upon altogether
uncalled for and unauthorized by his powers. and he is
notified that the government will proceed to discharge its
| sacred duties fully and conscentously.
Altogether the Senior Salinas has the best OF the argu-
ment; his notes being firm and polite, while the Consul
General exhibits great arrogance The notes writ
ten between the cd and 9th OF August
The Correo in an editorial this question, quotes
article in The l59lh page Of the 2slh volume of the
Quarterly Review, on the Mosquito coast in which il
is stated We had any right to that coast eve
translate from the version OF the Correo There appears
be determination the part OF all the people to
tain their government in the stand has taken and seems
resolved to pursue.
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LtsRARr or CoseRrss, Oct ., 1919.
NOTICE = hereby given, that en-. Library OF Com
viii be closed on Tuesday, 10Th Instant will
again be opened until Thursday, the Ism Of November
oct3-eodim JOHN 3. MEEHAN, Librarian,
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ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF Mechanical Philosophy, com
II png mechanics, hydrcdynsmcs, pneumscs sound, light
Barlow HerscheI quarto vol
ume, very numerous engraving London, ls4e.
Octd FRANCK TAYLOR
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yenient for present myself and exhibit my creden-
ials. and assure You Of my personal consideration
have the honor 10 be, with the greatest consideration,
your obedient servant, Il. GEO. SQUlER
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Northampton Counfy.
State Senator-Tbe borough Of Easton gives Aeis,es
K. Brown, twhig 2l6 majority being whig gain Of D.
In South Easion brown has rs msjoriiy-beng wing g
Of -.
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Musical Instruction In the art Singing Playing
III on the Piano Forte, Organ, Flute and VIOLIN &c, ScH
BERLYN, professor OF music from Germany,
lessons In any Of the above branches Of music whether At his
the residence OF devote
irely the proficiency Of ntusted care.
BMr. BKRIys has the best Of Mon.
rea where he has resided several professor He
be found Mr. Kahl forte south side
Pennsylvania avenue, between ION and lh streets, Fishers
ststioners' Hail.
2-2nwlms
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The STATE or ARKANSAS, WILttAM RussELL and al.
BADGER, the plaintiffs having suggest
NJ the death Of Chester Ashley the
last continuance this moved the
der under the 2 rule OF court make tho
Chester Ashley, deceased,
consideration Whereof here ordered by this court
proper representatives, Of the said Chester Ashley
first days Of the ensuing term OF tins court then THAI the said
shall be entitled open record
have reversed IL IL be Propded
copy shall printed newspaper
government which the the United printed
by authority for three successive weeks least sixty days before
the beginning Of the next term Of this court
Test; WIN. THOS. CARROLL, G. 8. G. U. y.
tent 4-law3w
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o. FOR RENT, that large and commodious dwell
M;a Twentieth street and
Q1 street ON The first floor large parlors and large
dining with buffers pantry On the
three chambers dressing
buffers supplied with hot and cold mantels
throughout; Kitchen and large chamber build
The kitchen has cooking and forcing pump, supplied
from large cistern In the cellar large
heat the building There conservatory
joining one Of the pariors. Apply 10
H 8. M. McKEAN,
Oct l0-eodinw 18th street, Navy Department
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To the excellent Minister Plenipoientiary Of the
u. 8. N. A., at Nicaragua, Z. Geo Squer.
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