Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
For tho Palladium.
uRewlv 70 the Residents Of Pearl
Street and vicinity.

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intentions respecting the renting Of my
house to one Nicholas Hudson
In reply would say. that when con-
slider the highly respectable source from
which said request emana,ed. think
public explanation best suited to the oc-
casion. On the 5Ist day Of December.
Mr.. Hudson called upon me for the pur-
pose Of procuring house for a residence.
and also for grocery store, ! Informed
him my price for the house and he agreed
to take it. agreeing TO my proposition that
there should not be any spirituous liquors
sold on the premises, accordingly gave
him lease on that day. (3lst Dec. y which
he now holds. did not receive your re-
quest until this afternoon, Jan. 5th) it
would give me pleasure a, all times TO ac
ccde to your wishes, but am sorry to say
that having called upon Mr.. Hudson he
declined giving up the lease; next called
upon an eminent attorney and was adj
vised by him that would lay myself liza
bic to prosecution and have bill of cost
to pay and damages also, (Which by the
way would not be very agreeable these
hard times, if interfere to prevent his
occupying said house. lou will perceive
that when gave the lease | used proper
precaution TO prevent sPirituous liquors
being sold on the premises. and as it was
given several DAYS before received your
request it would be violating contract
upon my part. which | trust none of you
would require me TO do. If had known
your wishes before making the contract
referred 10, ] could then with propriety.
without violating a contract have acccded
to your request.
Very Respectfully. &c,
II. \. DtGDALE
To Thos. Edwards Dr. john S. Watts.
DIR. S. S. Ball and II others.
Jan. 9th. 1859.
Hogs were sclin. in Cincinnati. on the
lh, al 9 500 9 50. Flour. Sl.75ldJ4 80.
+ M.RHIED.-On the first Of Jan. 1880.
by Alfred Moore. Esq. Miss ELrzAEErH
II,rr and Mr. JoEL RArLSsAcK. both OF
this vicinity.
\ happy New Year to the above par
ties, anil may prosperity accompany them
always. The cake was good.
- On "Wednesday evening" q inst.
by w lillian r. Tomlinson. Esq Mr.. Phin-
cas- Thomas, to Miss Ana l.. Freeman:
both Of New Garden township. Wayne
county. Indiana.
DlED-ln this CITY. on the 3rd inst.
ISAAC JAMES ANDERSON. aged ~
wears. 5 months and % days His dis
ease was Typhoid fever with which. he
lay about four weeks, when death releas.
ed him from his mortal suifcrngs.
Thus passed away from our midst,
:or many praise worthy aud valuable traits
Of character-ani esteemed and beloved
by all who knew him The bud ofpronl-
Use. how soon il faded and fell. His
sunset was in the morning. Alas. he is
gone. loved associates are left. and the
scenes which here knew him. shall know
him no more. Ills own hopes. but a
while ago. Frightening up LIES future:
and the an,icipa'ions Of friends on his
behalf for length Of days. and usefulness.
and honor. have found grave in disap-
pointrnei.t. Little did those who so ten
derby and carefully watched Ger his
youth. and who planned with such fond
anxiety. for his prosperity and welfare in
future lile-litt!e did they think that he
around whom their hearts warm alltc-
tons clustered. should be the frs, New
Years offering" to the grave from our
midst. Eat 50 an all-wSe, though in
scrutablc providence ordered. and those
friends are the first to mourn
Let the afflicted friends seek unto Him
who has promised the comforter. Let
them seek that grace which viii enable
them TO say: The Lord gave and the
Lord hath taken away. blessed be the
name of,hc Lord
..Judr- not the Lord by feeble sense,
But trust him for his grace,
Behind frownng providence
lie hides smiling face"
Our young friend was taken in the
morning of life. What a solemn warn.
ing 10 each of his young associates
'.Prepare TO meet thy Cod NJ
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