Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

W c hHoF mat the packet Tor W aShlnefon
(Greensfork) was put up and sent TO the post
office in this place. We 5eliere it was sent
from here, and must have been lost on the
route. The Palladium is published every week,
and has been for nearly twenty one years. with
but three omissions, that can be called 10
mini. VIII our friends of the post offices in
this county do their dutys
TIE FoUR MILE VALLEY RAILRoAp.-Active
operations have been commenced between Ross
VILE and Oxford. and the completion OF this inn
porlant avenue is now settled beyond peradven
ture
We copy the above from the Hamilton Intelli-
gencer We have learned from one of our ci,i-
zens who recently travelled along the line of
this road. that shantes are being erected with
other indications of commencing work. Its
construction, is we suppose fixed fact.
Woodruff House, Cincinnati.
This House, kept by Messrs. P. E. s. c. P TurLE,
spoken Of in terms of highest commentator by some
Of our citizens who have been recently so burning
there. We know from experience that while the City
Hotel under the control OF these gentlemen,
of the public Houses in the West;
and doubt not the Woodrutf will be equal to the
best Hotels in the country. The following in
ate 30 of the Cincinnati Pathtinder
WOODRUFF HOUSE, CINCINNATI
This elegant house erected during the past
just open for the reception of guests Its location
on the west side of s sycamore, between Third and
Fourth streets, ntal in respect Mercantile
business OF the city, aud road travel Its d.
mehsIons are fifty feet front on Sycamore, by two
hundred feet deep reaching back to Hammond street
and five stories above the basement. II contains one
hundred and thirty five of which one hundred
are bed rooms Many OF the latter construct
ed as TO be used as suits of rooms for families all large
convenient of access, We'll lighted, well ventilated
and elegantly furnished On the first floor fronting
Sycamore the office and reading room. tho latter
we'll supplied wn papers both local from abroad
On the second floor parlors. spacious and su-
Perbly furnished and constructed with sliding DOORS
that they at any tisue be thrown into one,
pying the entire front OF the 2ud story Directly above
through the third, fourth and fifth stories elegant
suits OF rooms for families Immediately in the rear
of The Office and reading is the dining room, nine
~ ltt by forty ana fifteen feet ceiling ornanrnte
with stHcco work and capable of Sc atiug hundred
guests The fine each side of the house af
iord abundance oil I1ht and air to all the interior apart
inentS and render them pleasant those fronting
the street To speak infinitely of all the apartments
OF this house would lengIen our remarks beyon thu.
ordin try limits of article of this nature We will
therefore at the present only say that FAR the
Kitchen and laundry concerned, all modern i'm
Provenens and appliances in hot Keeping brought
INTO requisItion Every thing is done by she of
steam under the supervision of experienced men or
ing tested its exceences. lis furniture is rich and in
good Taste, OF such mould and finish to be luxury to
the
The vianls corresponds; no hale man enters there
but fms au appetite; departs thence bearing
one away To say more on this point to those who
have experience would seem too much like a
puff But he who visits this house not find it
all have represented call scounircI, impos
any other hard name he pleases The walters
and they only of all the colored are &C,
use and attentive, aud If they can sing half we'll
tneY can wi on n table, they would be a fortune to
such man US Cool White. Every want is anticipat.d
and they seem 10 know nstnctivey every mans taste
The entire house IS TO be heated by Every so-
Is ttnIU f,rr St,al
and Closets of the furniture usual TO bed
rooms and accessible all the inmates of the house
BY this arrangement in ordinary times all can enjoy
the iuAury OF bathing either hot or cold, caprc
health or want OF 1t may dictate; for hot and cold wa
Ter are Carried by means of pipes part Of
house. In the management of the house every thing
seems TO be so conducted effect utmost order
and quiet There is running up and down stairs to
carry messages, they and from every part
OF the house by means of bells and speaking tubes
which - admirable arrng avoid the eternal
CHATTER used IN hotels SO far az security ag nst
&c. Is concerned every precantion is taken. During
Tue 'iy servants are stationed IN every story TO keep
watch and attend to the Of the inmates Du-
ring the night also there is watch kept whose husi-
ness IS to note every movement in every part Of
house from eight o'clock in the evening eight O'Clock
next morning.
In view OF the entire arrangement and management,
of this house. do having visited Io-
tel East West, which affords more convenieuces
comforts and Iuxurits than the one which il the sub
lect of thus article, and under the control Of F. E. &
G. T. Tutle IT canno, fail to be ATTRACTIVE to both ci,
zens and strangers--Ci". Pathfinder.
- The Editor of the JefTerSonian LAS
been on visit to Newcastle, and while there
has, by some act Of JUICE Eliott's got his dan
der up at the Judge, as we'll as those members
OF the Leglsl allure, who, last winter, voted for
han Tor the present office. Hear Mr. Elder on
this head
There IS not more rabid Wing in this
Circuit than Judge Elliott and those Demo
Gratis who aided IN his election will find il diff
hcuit TO satisfy the Democratic people that
their conduct is excuSable in any Hght the mat.
ter can be viewed
Now will Mr.. Elder inform us how many
members from this Circuit voted for Mr.. Ell
OFT, ami how many for Mr. Gross We have
been told that Mr.. Logan, Democratic Senator
from Rush, openly nominated Elliott in the
House, and that every Democrat and Whig in
the circuit voted for him, except one. Mr..
Evans,I from Henry. Such scamps deserve
beng held up TO the scorn of the community.
ami we are glad that Elder is doinrit Onr
Senator, Reid, deserves a severe reprimand for
daring to bolt the caucus nominee and vote for
such man As for Logan, he is past redemp-
ton, AMI ought to be read out Of the party.
Such are our views Of this transaction and
we hope the Editor Of the Jetfersonian will not
let the matter sleep. Democrats voting for a
Wig Judge, " hat a shame -! Jim, take
our hat. We hal thought that Messrs Reid
ami Logan done nothing more than thew should
have done IN this nlatter.-ConnersvilIe Times
RICHMOND AND MIAMI RAIL ROAD,