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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

Mr.. Clay's speech.-Ths speeeh efAr.
cls On NJ COMPOUNDS Resolutions y eonader-
a 20 Be one Of The greatest efforts Of his lie.
/, wa. Iissrned TO win profound attention By the
sensse, snd BY an i,nmenss eonoourse Of visitors,
including msst Of The members e The House Of
Representatives. The speech flb nsls Than 81
teen Of the broad columns Of The National Inisllt
grnceG we have preferred. therefore. 10 furnish ou'
readers with IN ssirset q ID, copied from The Re
public. Il viii s< read with no ordinssy degree q
lniewst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

[Reportea Cor the int<lIaxesssnl
"Wednesday. fss ~, is5o.
TosAcoo.-Ths breaks sssr~ge iTom
60 10 100 hogshezds per day. sd prices
are veil sustained. I.ugs range from 81
. s5. extra 6ae working I.ugs being Is
high rs o5l Leaf Is ~.
Csr7ox.-c onlinness without Iehange
al IL I2i cas-. None bal prime brings
The lssses 6zures.
FIouK.-Ws are ssil without export
demand. The Tswn trade is supplied al
e5 a s5l 6r super6ae. Ca 81 of fsmi-
ly.
wnrAT.-We have ~ rAssss 10 nsie.
Red sriis al 50 . f02 els Whsss 100 .
los
coRx.-The demand IL good Al So CITE,
Pas AND BEASs.-Blaekeye Peas 81
q SIS els Beans so 90 ris.
Baces-vs. cured. hog round. 2 Al
sis.
LAap.-7a7l cts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

The Washington correspondent Of The
N. Y. Journal of Commerce writes:
think lha, one very essential obstacle
to The adjustment Of the Slavery question
is 10 be removed BY the probable abandon
ment by the Noril, Of the policy Of the
Wiimot proviso. The North has got the
suhstance--lhe actual exclusion Of slavery
from Cslifurnia--and cannot deem il
necessary 10 igh. for the shallow be-
sides. Much Of The excitement and agi,a-
ton on the subject, and The chief cause ol
the movements Of The South for South.
ern Convention. are to be found in The
pertiuacious assertion by fifteen Northen
State Legislatures, Of the principle Of the
Wilmot 'prnviso. The Northern State
Legislatures took their stand before they
were apprised Of the fact that California
',au' by her State Constitution, excluded
slavery.
ne memeers Of the House Of Repre-
senla'lrfs and Of ,he!Sena,e also now feel
Observation-Disclosures from ,he.pressure Of
that sentiment. in favor or dlrec, act 81
Congress prohibiting slavery in The terri.
tories. Therefore, il has happened. ,ha,
the House yesterday refused. iby decided
msjori,y. to entertain the proviso. as intro
ducel By Mr.. Rool. /! has llossf fore hap.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

%. no,s 8 Ntssu. Bnrnis Houtri sHl
Jahnson. Tie seeond proposition uas
adopted. n MI: lhsi C0nErsa has ihs
poser. and shoald apply he Jnlinsncs
Il 1857. % Gar - ssialrs 10 slzrery. 70 ell
The Teni,osrs Of The Unilfd Slaies--syes
2ls noes7. :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

Col. BentOn.-At meeting Of the Demo
Gratis Of 81. Louis, one the Sih instant re-
solutions were adopted approving Of the
course Of Col. Benton on the slavery
question. and pointing To him as the pro-
liable candidate of,ihe Democrats for the
Presidency in 1852.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

Alabama.-In the Senate Of this Stale,
on The 2Slh ul,., resolutions were adopted
unanimously. directing the return Of the
resolutions Of the Connecticut Legislature
on slavery TO the Governor Of that Stale.
with respectful declaration that they
were insulting to Alabama.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

new Post-O0ces.-A new Poss-oflcs
n. h<rn estzblished q Graham. Ia AIsmasce
syvpsy. and JzHsss .. Seed s1Sinssd Psstas.s-
Ter.
hlsc Of hsdtsse. Rapdslph county. On the
jamestown rosss. saa John :. Blown appoiaird
Posinszser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York csnfisr xiiiss:
intelligence wss rfcrised from an Ame-
ric.n gentleman efrhsr.rsrr and disiine-
sson. who L. srsseiiing ia Europe. Hnd
holds No Official position, stating hal he
had had lnnx and Interesting interview
with NJ. De Torquer'Ile. The late Minister
81 Foreign Affairs in FIsnee. in lie eoafse
OF n hieh 81. DE ToequevilIe. sdsniiled
thar he had eona,iilrd serious error in
his correspondence with our government.
having been nislrdb by information ~rvised
from The lhsa Minister OF Marine. az is
the accepted usage 81 nations IN rezsfd To
ihs laws 81 salvage. whirh was. The ques-
ZION involved in the case Of Commander
Carpenter. snd concerning whieh~ M.
Poussin undertook 10 reflect upoa shs
honor sflhs American Navy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

Senator Houston. lit is said that Se>
mater Houston will start for Texas this
week, to meet the attacks that are being
made on him al home relative 10 the slave
nv question. His speach in the Senate
did not give satisfaction to the Southern
Senators.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20
mg.nsa5novGEs &c o.


ryB. PALMER. esg.. Of PhisdtIpkia.
: a. ssfksri<ed AdpvflsinE <szzf lor fkx 20
- ~ ne Northern csfaa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

The Raleigh Star has made H. sp-
persnce la an entirely new dres and an enlarged
Ena. II now ranks rmosg els largest papers ia
he state. Mr.. Lemsy has associatet his son.
I.conidss b. Lsmay. in the b'ssiness with him.
sai their united industry viii doulalsss give 70
their columns an increased interest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

Tennessee and the uniOn.--The Nashville
Banner, in publishing SO much OF the re-
cent admirable message Of Gov. Crilienden,
Of Kentucky, as relates 10 the excitement
which Mr.. Calhoun and other Southern
politicians have raised about the (" Wilmoi
Proviso" and the new Territories. ac-
companies it with The strongest possible
expressions of commentator, and says,
in conclusion: t" We do not speak with.
out our host when we say, should that
time ever come (may Heaven avert the
'dlreful. awful hour > when this Union
shall be- placed in jeopardy. Tennessee.
!. too. side BY side with Kentucky, aill
stand by aud abide with The Union 10 the
last"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

TIE Modal srririy e ol.ngt IN Res. q
= lhs nEuzl Plssr IN Hilsbdls1gh On Tlssdsy
lhs s6<h ls<- a ois4sek P. A. p1nrisals ~
ssadanrs = esnn~iy rsss<ssed. - bszins~ q
impovtssrs wnl b. urn~eaed.
By ssd<r q IL president
w. A. NORWOOD. Secy.
Tebusy ~. is-su
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20
DIR. KUHL'S
AbVSSinian Mixture,

For Colds, Influenza, Costiveness, Piles,
Affection Of the Kidney B Bladder,
Gravel, &c., Fluor Alhus, Weakness,
and other Female Complaints.
COMMUNICATIONS
Chapel Hill. Nov. 9, Is4s.
DR. ]. KrHI, Dear Sir.-You lcif with us
some time back lot Of your Abyssinia Mixture,
all Of which we have sold. Since our people have
tried, they find it to be Just the article they want.
We have frequent calls fol it, and have none to
supply the demand. viii you please send US
another lot AZ soon as you conveniently can!
Respectfully. yours, &c.
JONES WATSON & Co.
CASTOR, N. G. Nov. ls, Is4s.
Dear Doctor: have sold out all the Abyssi-
MIA Mixture. and it has given entire satisfaction
TO all that have used il, and made cures in every
instance. As have several cases under treat
ment, and want more immediately. wish you
would try and send me some dozen hy the uail
train, it will come safe.
With sentiments Of high regss,s. rarrs.;l.. very
respectfully, G. q. fIGH.
DR.. J. KuHI, Richmond, Va.
AGENTS.
Dennis Heart, P. M, Hilsboroneh.
Major Thos. Howerton. do,
Col. VIM. +. Shields. Orange.
James T. Pratt. Pra,isburg, do.
James s. Ieaihers & Co. West Point, do.
David Umsled, Bridge Way, do,
r. J. Mitchell. Druggist. Oxford,
Rev. II. G.. Maynard, Franklint.n,
). r. q J. Sloan, Greensborongh.
DR.. Weg. do.
| Feb. IL. Is-sm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

Hon. John @. Calhoun. healil,
of Mr.. Calhoun is said To be sill in most
critical and precarious condition, nolwiih.
standing The announcement. in some of The
papers Of his convalescence. His physi.
clans regard il as matter Of extreme ,loub,
whether he will be able TO do more than
reach home. His return to public life is
regarded as an impossibllily, through a
letter to the Tribune says he has declared
10 some Of his political friends that he is
determined to address the Senate again,
though he nigh, not survive The attempt.
Bali. CLIP.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20
nhio and Slauarv Sen,

Ohio and Slavery. -a'he SENATE Of
Ohio recently had The subject Of Slavery
before 1t. The result, is thus stated :--
i" Resolved, Tina. the sentiments OF the
fIeemen Of Ohio is !" no more Slave States.
no more Slave Territory Carricd--syss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

psned ihai ihfns & nou 5srids1 nsjolIl,
"a lhs Ssnzls sgsins, ne pra.iss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20
The Governor Of Alabama on the Mexican

The Governor Of Alabama on the Mexican
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Collier, Of Alabama,
in hls Inaugural address, thus expresses
his views in regard TO slavery in the
Mexican territories:
But il the people Of the States which
may be formed Of this territory (Mexican)
shall elec, 10 exclude slavery. we shall
mos, cheerfuly acqniesce and extend to
them the right hand Of fellowship. All
We ask of Congress is not To interfere and
attempt To deci;e for them in advance"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

Defeat Of the Rail Road Bill In. Tennessee. -
We learn from The Knoxville Register oI
the Both ull that the bill Tor constructing
a railroad from Knoxville To the Virginia
line. was defeated in the Tennessee
House If Representatives on the 23d ult..
BY so,e Of 80 yeas 10 80 nays.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20
New COpartnerShip.

kvOW OUp01 ClAO1 OIAAPs
vENHE late firm Of McIlwaine & Brownley hav-
u ing been dissolved (Mr. Brownley retiring
from business,) we have thsday entered into part
nership. and will continue the
Grocery and Commission Business
in the same manner as heretofore, under the firm
and style Of
nc flsCaine, RrOaCMTey q Co.
We hope by constant and faithful attention TO
the interests Of our friends. to merit a continue
ance of that patronage, so long and so literally
extended to our predecessors.
Our Stock of Groceries will be large and COM
manding, embracing a general assortment Of
Goods in our line Intoxicating Liquors except
ed)
We shall give strict attention 10 the sale Of
Produce on Commission, and will be at oil times
prepared to make liberal advances, when desira-
bic.
A. G. MclLWAINE,
WIN. s. BROW NI.EY,
RIO. d. MclI.WAlNE,
RO. A. MARTIN,
JOSEPH B. DUNN.
Petersburg, Jan. l, 1850. l7-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02

But oy Railroad directly east, the
whole operation is reversed. II his
place We should be as neer the Atlantic
cities. IN point of.distanee. time. an cost
or carriage. as is Cincinnati. Hsre. ,Aen
the whole produce OF the surrounding
country would be disposed OF, and for
wardet directly TO the eastern market Is
ultimate destination. whatever channel il
may take Here. also. that same portion
Of country would receive lis supplies e
merchandise. and mechanical produc
lions: and that enormous amount Of pros
lis, and commissions now paid INTO Inc
hands Of Cincinnati merchants. 70 DO that
portion of our business for US. would be
retained in the pockets our own people.
y It regards the future growth and pros
perity OF our town. the Cincinnati road
Viii operate upon Us 5{eeler, the cas-
tern road as feeder The one draws
from Us the elements Of our grow,h,-onr
trade, and our capital, anil leaves u
struggling iDr eNisi,nce The other.
pours IN upon Us capital and commerce.
builds up our town, mul.;plies and eN-
tends our business. WHY then. | ak. !
this Jintd. tAi~ fataI policy. - pef'.na-
ciousIy perscvered in BY our commission
ers! " ny 50 recklessiv di~rfgqrd the
Instructions Of the stockholders. whose
money. and whose intcl1> they have con-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02
INDIANA CENTRAL.
~ &: PIG Al H.E.E,4. "a,

A<ESSIDN for $3.50 81 This institution v II
tCcommenee its next session OF. Monday. DC
tober - l~J3, and close the LIST of March
ensuing, under the following arrangements:
Daniel Necker. VI. D, Professor OF General
and Special Anatomy
II Curran. VI. - Professor of Physiology, and
General Pathology.
J. :. Harrison, VI p. Professor Of Natera
Nediea, Therapeutics, and Medical Juri~pru-
G. W. Nsars, ". y Professor of Obstetrics,
and Diseases Of W on and Children.
Charles &. Dovney, 4. VI, Professor of Chem
i>try and Pharmacy.
l.. Dunlap, VI. D.. Professor of Theory aud
Practice
John :. Bobhs, VI y. Professor Of the rrincI-
pies and Practice Of Surgery.
l.. prming. NJ -, Professor Of special Pathol-
oGy and Institutes Of Medicines.
y. Funkhouser, NJ d, Demonstration Of Anat-
ouy.
The Charges are ten dollars for each tict,e, 81
seventy collars for the full course. Mdtrlcai4-
ton five dollars Ia he paId once only. The ui,-
seeting ticket five dollars, ard may b. taken al
the first or second course
Boarding eau be hid for $500 per week in
cluoiug ghts aud fuel. Further information
Will be gwen on application 10 the Dean.
j :. BO3BS.
Dan o fbc FqcuHp
Indianapolis. Oct ,, I>51. 4l-2w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02

liz very spirited and appropriate man
ner DR.. Cook. OF Pendle.on. next took
the floor; and from his great experience
and acknowledged ability. excited much
interest in the feeling Of all present for the
prosecution Of the Road; after the Doctor
concluded his speech and some other
miscellaneous remarks from other gentle
men present. the following Resolutions
were offered and unanimously passed.
On motion Of Col. Murphy it was
Resolved That ten suitable persons be
appointed bv this meeting for the purpose
IF soliciting stock for which service they
shall be paid %l,2j cents per day. - be
paid 50 soon as organization is complete
and funds collected. aud in case auv one
appointed by this meeting TO take stock
: fail 70 attend 70 the call of this meeting
the Directors Of said Company are here
by requested to fill his place.
On motion Of Judge Elliott. i
Resolved. That that the Board be re-
questcl to meet on the / lth day Of Octo-
Der next, for the purpose Of appointing a
time and providing for an election Of a
Board Of Directors under the provisions
Of the charter and that all persons hav-
ing stock books in charge be requested 10
bring the same to said meeting.
Resolved. That It is The sense II this
meeting that the said Richmond and New
Castle Railroad IS 10 extend from New
Castle to Pend.e'on 10 intersect the Belle
tontane and Indianapolis Road at that
point provided an extension Of said
charter can be procured.
On motion Of Dr. Cook. it was
Resolved. That il is the sense Of this
meeting that tbs line Of Road should be
considered a section Of the Cincinnati
and Chicago Rail Road.
On motion of Judge Elliott. it was
Resolved. that a committee be APP
pointed by the chair to prepare. aud il
possible 10 procure a charter for the ex-
tension Of said Road p Pendleton IN
Madison County at the approaching Sess-
ION Of the Legislature Of this State
ON motion Of Col Murphy. il was
Resolved. That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the New Castle
Courier. ond the respective papers Of
other counties and Of Cincinnati be re-
luested TO copy.
The committee appointed to procure an
extension OF the charter for said Road
was, Judge Elliott, ". l.. Bundy. and
John Powell, Of New Castle
Persons to solicit stock. James \ Nc
Means and Dc. Woodward OF New Cas-
tie. John Miracle Of Pend!eton. John e.
Harris. Geo Grabcclt and Judge Curtis
Of IIagcr~town. ]. ~ Scott. l.. +. Holt
day and stephen Elliott. Washing ton =
One TO be supplied at Richmond. The
meeting adjourned sine dir.
JACOB ELLIOTT, Pres't.
J. VI. Williamson, Sec'v.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02

Pursuant 10 the call of the President O!
the Directors OF the Richmond and New
Castle Railroad Company. a lumber OF
citizens convened at Hagerstown. WAYNE
County. Indiana. Sept. 18th. 1850. and
heing but three of the Directors present.
the friends Of the Road opened the meet.
ing for general consultation.
Whereupon Jacob Elliott. Of New Cas-
tie. was called to the chair and J. w. VIII
hanson, Secretary. Judge Elliott of
New Castle. now addressed the meeting
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02

.SiiH Wraihy The governor OF Gcor-
gia has issued a proclamation calling a
convention of the people Of that State TO
take into consideration the estate Of the
Union" and TO define the position Of
Georgia. lie SAYS: The institutions are
in danger, your feelings outraged Your
social organ izaiion derided; your honor
deeply wounded. and the federal consti-
tuition violated by a series Of aggressive
measures, all tending to the consumrna-
ton Of one ol,ject-the abolition Of Sla-
very"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02

New PHbiicGfioas.-We are indebted
to Messrs. Dewitt < Davenport for copy
of an original Romance by Major Rich
ardson. entitled Monk Knight Of s.. John.
We have not yet read il sufficiently to
speak of the literary merits of the work
but the typographical style Of the book
IS very TAR superior to most other pub
locations. They publish work every
month. and their catalogue now embraces
some Of the most popular publications OF
the day. Our friends who desire lirh,
reading can order.per mail, from Messrs.
Dewitt Il Davenport. Tribune Buildings
New York. almost any work of late date.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02
Uriiten for Me R,cImond Patladiu,n.
Geas, ;h,cai AcrosticaI Enigma ---So

o y0HH1 SfUdPHfS IN fsfOgTIDhy.
| am composed of twelve letters.
Ny , 4 = - county in Ohio;
My , q : IL 10 3 is a town in Pennsyvania;
Ny 3 ! > 10 : is island in the Pacific;
My > II 10 3 is "A town in New Hampshire.
My = = , 4 : is a CITY in France;
Nv 3 . 10 ; is n town IN France;
N.Y. 6 , . q ; II ) is a count IA rtnnsyl'a
Ny - is a cape on tile coast OF Europe:
Ny D , Is cape on the coast of Europe
My 10 ) II ! q ! is cape IL Europe;
My II 10 , ) ! IS river IN Europe;
Ny II IS town in Africa:
Ny whole is the name Of Il distinguished Office :
IN the late with Mexico. G..
Answer next week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02
stoves. Castings. Tinyyare. Copper
xs.Er. a G. Nc. Ac.

iIe has the-Improvea. Double Oven stranb
Cooking Stove,
Prpsn.uia stoves. 81 vaIious s,vles am szes;
New York Atr-ii- ht Parlor Stoves, iour sizes,
A.r-I GIT lIai Stove. three sues,
SeIf-Re gu3siog, Art sht, Cast-fron farior.
four
90 90. Shee,-Iron DO.
\ general assortment Of HOLLOW svtR r.:
-u,a is sauce. Pans. W si-lrons. =. * c,
ituua5- o. - htud>. plan an4 sApannei---
~to.r I trimmings. oi Tn aud Copper His stock
i warranted 10 H. or the best quality, ANA viii
BE- so a. low a. Il can poS> bly, he aifarsea
Approved country produce Wi! be taken ~
He hs> also Ter >lle a new Oh LAP - 4,
Of n.s oV "a invention. " Uch wa4I pro-uco Batter
H ifum tsar - fifteen H4u0ie>. .t.ls. -'theFs the
Batter ia good of.cT II can he tufnra hv 4
small chllt. ait8 nn.re II has been t-stea gives
fu.l s4ttst a.tlon- The public invited TO cal!
aI4u examine 1t.
...0la Copper, Brass aud Pewter, bought or
taken IA exchange Tor work
We append tie following certificates Of per
sons who hove used stranJ's ImProse4 Cooking
stove:
H.M,troN, Sept. lii',, 1854.
We tie undersigned, do hereby certify, thai
we have purchased anu are now using the I'm
proved aoub4e-t}vrn >traub Stove. ulanufactur-
81 ~ owens. i<.,trt y Dyer Of TINS place. ans
having tisorou -tN tested ana carefully 'r1ati"sd
The same. take pleasure IA saving that we are
s5t,~tlrl tttt the principie upon winch the he At
Is ..aplIr.. 10 tn arm PERI &c +. aad that
the rapscttv Of the Stove aud conveR3eHce IN
cooking, Is gFetter thtn ANY other OF At SIC,
ana that, an the SAVING OF luel. It cannot br sur
passed. iIEWGA ; EARHE.Kr,
JESSE ttoKutN.
Jou< II. A41likI~,
W NJ. II. C..siFRGiL,
J lHE> y rgl =,
joNNu s-c1Tr.
lhave carefully examined the stove manu-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02
x S E TIE up F!

rs|EEE unde ssigmed. having disposed OF his
! stocA g; t.ooAs, desires II Close his out
stlncing accounts, " IN little delay as pos~i-
bic AT persons Indebted 10 Iina, are earnestly
.rcuested 10 come forward and settle their ac-
counts ther hv CASH or NOTE
/ shah De IN readiness st all times to make
settlements aad hope no aEe tr{H trgf for Sec
nj i.r.ssf.9a. Delays arr dangerous.
JESSE MEEK
Richmond Oct. ,, lisa. 4ls.e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02

Richie Laid on the .Sheif.-Ed. Burke
Union office. and will hereafter publish
that paper. Nr. Riichc rctircs 10 private
life. Success TO his privacy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02
Wednesday, October =, 1850.

ia considerable amour, Of Editorial
matter prepared for this number of our
paper is crowded out 10 make room for
our advertising friends. They must be
heard-hence we stand back
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02
REI.ltsfGl 5 NOTICE.
Holm tII.E\ II uiyerSaIistA "

JOHN ALLEN. t niversaisD viii
preach in the arner Building. Oh ssatur-
ia. evening ne VI. tire 9th instant. and on
Sunday morning at ! o'clock. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
Other speakers OF the same denomination
are expected 10 be present
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02

DlED,-At the residence OF her father al
Middle borough. in this county. on Wednr~t. y
evening, September i-th, MARIA. daughter oil
'IHoMAs aud M,RiA POWELL, in the IG.h year OF
her age.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02
Rates Of TaxaliON:

lux IfFVT'
oId. sept harbored. . 80
ACHILLES WILLIAMS,
Ireasuyfr al Wayne Cannfp
ceniresilie Sept. 9th mo- 18th. 1880.
IN B. Those who have not paid their Taxes
fer i~.9. will please fail 10 DO so before the
Ist OF October. By SO doing. they Will say.
themselves the expense of advertising, who, IS
a heavy tic m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02

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