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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-05-05

Expoars roR ArRIL.-The Journal Of Commerce
publishes the following comparative statement Of
the exports from tho port Of New York for tho last
month, which, IL will be seen, are much larger
for the present than for the corresponding period Of
any previous wear: sea
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-05-05

Totals .$l7, l65746 SOL $50 $44,O12 $l7,3ll ,OOs
s'The deposits Of California gold dust during the
with previous receipts this year, total of Sl3,-
2l9, 500. Annexed are the deposits in each of the
nast fo, yy1ontha. ffaH If.4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

saLMAorsDr-Building materials are in much demand
in this place. Shingles particularly scarce. and bring
good price, when offered for sale. We also hear
siderable inquiry for lirne--Mr. G. w Beard has ia
ken room over the Drug Store of Messrs Reed Co.
where he paints the human face divine in all natural
beauty wishing portraits miniatures would do
well to call.-The cellar Of Dr. Howells' drug
entered few evenings since by persons il Is
posed who wished the medicinal qualities of his
liquors We informed that T. y Young has Iar-
chased house in Stars ana designs going into
general provision business. Success to him---We
learn that old friend, Capt F.. b. spencer Of this
county, who California in the spring of 1919 has
returned hou,e--The Washington Telegraph states
that Secretary Corxin has lost S5IUp) failure
the Columbus Insurance Company--Th, great Meth
church which has recently in
of the church South involved the of $4,000
Two deer. doe and buck attached % a light wagon
containing gen:e attracted much attention in the
streets Of New YORK. few days ago.The eeiebra-
ted elsPhan, Columbus, killed lately by falling ,ro'
bridge in Alap,s Mass He valued a sl5,o)o, an
his propretors intend sueing the for danag
An immense destruction of life has been caused in the
East Indies by freshet the river Indusp) villages
being overwhelmed and swept away.--Ovcr seven
millions Of letters passed through the New York Post Of
fee during the last quarter The bu mess the office
has increased ten per under the law.---Dur-
ing the month of September, the imports exceeded
exports Of the city Of New York to amount d
millions seven hundred thousand dollars That
sooner or later must be paid in specie.Elssi cio-
gsts have decided that the average American pulse
teen beats higher per minute than the English and the
conse Iucnt shortness Of life in the pro,.or
Four Democratic papers III Ohio in favor BsIl
Alien for the Presidency .-'.Im a gone sucker" as
the babe said when it weaned--The Concert Civ
on by Catlar:na Hayes Father Matthew's Benefit re-
allied, clear Of expenses, 81 )--There are Is 900
Norweg,7 ems in Wisconsin. They a5ont orectin. a
Methodist Church there--E Efforts making to OK
tend the Mobile an Chicago Rail Road latter
TO the Corp region OF Lake superior grant
Is to be aske! OF Congrcss---Thc Spanish Minister
dnad III Daniel Webster the 2.) inst from " aicl
it - dcuce that the Spanish ic amrabv ad-
ju>ted.--H. B Conaln was executed at IJtics y Y
the 2Ist inst, for arson--Tha democracy of Ohio
I, hold Convention St OF January next
for party purpos cs.-To-morrow. Thursday the 27t.
inst is the day set apart for Thank giving D,nt forget
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26
" BAKER FAMILY.

This admirable troupe Of musicians gave concert
in this place Saturday evening last and another
Monday evening. Their good name having preceded
them they brought out good audience their first
evening. unusual thing in little "Quaker city. "
On Monday evening the Hall was crowded, and among
the audience noticed sesefa Of cur cergymen and
many of the members OF their respective churches-
All speak in Of cOsn.nsndalioa, only Of the
selection of peices bu, Of the manner in which the
were executed. We connosseur of music, but
have seldom had the pleasure of listening to
more exquisite, or
"Breathd v it'll ho:er language the ear"
We CONNIE nj the Bakers all lovers Of music.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26
Palladium for &1!

THE proprietors Of the Palladium determined, 80
far is their power obvit objections their
account of price, with
and offer low Clubs of 90 any of the
cty papers, and than other paper in the
~, OF Its size and Of contained therein
Their object this il extend the OF their
rer and regard the proper time to make the
effort The coming will be of high and
sAnt interest citizen Of the State and OF
tire country. The presidential election w be held
November Of next year which election involved in
canvass will be commenced early day. The
election Of next year i'll be ordinary
teres Under the Constitution all
ere IN be elected by the people Members Congress
All probability will be elected the The leg
issture which will meet in few weeks will have many
important duties to perform in the revision
and their adaptation to the Constitu on which lit
tie less than reorganization government
me next session Of Congress will have all
OF any former session In relation to all these things
Palladium will be a faithful chronicer
With view Of bringing their paper within the ability
Of every they have reduce price
the Palladium to 81 30 per volume. if paid e..
paid within the year and So 80 il paid until the
piTation Of the Present will entitled
To avail themselves of these by settling all
Tearages, but until then.
We ofos the following Undue Clubs. the
money for arded in advance, will send for
SingIe Copy, 81 so
Fire Copies, 100
Ten Copies, 1900
Fifteen Copies, 1900
TWeniy Copies, 2OOO
Remember the Palladium goes free of nos,,oe IN o.
cry office in Wayne County.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26
The "Isutciscr" Family.

uI'Dur frienis, CONNER PAxsoN ar. tlete rn,ned
10 keep even at least, with their brother Butchers aud
re, beng imparti !ge, would beg leave 10 say
that as good Meat a IfuxGey 'uv was fed with
can be had at their shops; and. f their customers
qulre IT, they willing without waiting for the
arrival of kossu,hJ to sell them Mat ,rifi,ut boae-
provided they II pay the tarif. Call at Parsons Mat
Depot. south of Main and Marion SIS and
r. Corners Market House Pearl street, an tn,
Ola afage OF bror'ng 'the pudding by tuyins an
"cilewing' the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

from the Merchants Exchange Bsoks


rlour-The demand active :. yesterday, hs.
the market remains firm The sales ecmPrised $50. i56
and 2o6 bbs S3oo do $33o and 80 do fancy
Pro,isions-There demand for article. Of
the hog product pretty steady prizes Sales to-day
do do a, .;e loose 1000 green Hams. .iop a, 6;c
do do at eie 40 hbls Mess Pork At si2oO Is Do
Rump So 81 tres prime No Lard At 6se 50 bills No
msr.s, no new .S s.'sss s to, .edy
lbs $3.50: $50 do do 2io lbs At s+5" and SOS do do
Cheese-Salcs fa0 in lots Csc. indicating
an active demand aud full rates.
ButcrSales of 81 hrk'ns at 10 and 10 do At lie Tho
demand is fair and for good to prime roll it is .sve
al hhds good fair st ii and 10 do at &c
Moiasses-Saes 81 hbls crop 81. Is do sugar
house a. 40c and Is do do New orean, at sic.
poor conditions and being sold city dealers.
price, ranging from 81 rs to - ,eeordih; to quality
SutsrLargc receipts of Tennessee Pc. Nut. have
com TO hand the PAST weeks and notice sales
81 .ooto % per hnshel.
Iron James McIIenry's Cireul.rl
Liverpool. October - 1851
Bacon much wanted Beef moves slowly at the very
low prices ruling Pork-iiAms and shoulders are dull
The marke. keeps we'll cleared Of ehee.c at present
ready for increased supplies the early buyers
having found difficulty in quitting their purchases At
Lard is nominal at AS public sale attempted to-
day without The consumption has been serious
ly checked by late high prices.
Quercitron Bark is no, wanted 7.6d for Phl.-
dephia
Tallow remains depressed. In Oils nothing doing. OH
cakes in demand: sol rice Glover seed is quite nomi
nal
The market is very dull and when sales
pressed lower accepted Prime Western canal
-four selling 1854 TO lSs Canadian lSs6i l9s
Philadelphia and Baltimore ISIS to lss6d Sales Of Cana
dian white wheat 5sid ship. and Of Philadelphia
5sSd. Indian corn is neglected
The Louisville Journal of Friday has the follow ing
relative o the Hog market at that place.
the houses 400 head have been killed,
a few hun rcd head a; another house There will be
600 head in the pens this and il IL corstin
cold as it last night operations will be
ed Tho brought yesterday 597 head aud about
1900 were their way IN We can hear of no TRANSACT
tons buyers offering AS net
The st Louis Integcneer of the 18th, Of proviS
..The rket il exceedingly inactive, and the light
rivals of pork and lard meet with little demand
Mos pork is offered Si2 AMI 1880 No lard in bar
res 73c, kegs 81 ana Sac sale to-day OF % terces
picked shoulders t. 81 terces hams At Oh and small
lot of clear dry salted sides at 1ie small lot OF new
rumps sold 90 Beef rounds quoted $40 and $li
Dbl. No other description of beef in demand sale Of
- bbls made DAYS since $40 and Sll for
barrels weighing 22O and 935 lbs In bacon lit
tie is doing AMI the is pretty well cleared Of tho
old stock retail sales os prime clear sides at and Sic"
MARRIED.,
On the ooh instant by Rev g. w stafford, Mr. JosErn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

There begins TO be some considerable con
versation amongst the wire working Democrats
in regard t. the candidates to be nominated bv
Them next FEBRUARY. The grea, contest will be
on Governor. if Gov Wright does not bv thar
time snuff danger in The breeze and decline a
nomination. 10 avoid defeat in the house OF
his political friends. DR.. J. w. DAVIS
former Speaker in Congress has been smoke
of for that office. and also Col Jas Ii lane
the present Lieut. Governor. Mai. A'Cry OF
Laporte county, it is said, would not object To
be Lieut.. Governor. and as he is on the ground
we suppose the declaration is ''by authority ="
1t is considered certain by the Sentinel wing Of
the party. that DIR. Ellis is to be thrown over
board Whether Isaac Smith of this county.
who was next highest to the State Auditor in
the Democratic caucus three years ago. is 10 be
nominated. some else we have not learn
ed. As the present Secretary of State Judge
Fest, has not been in the city for the last two or
three months. it is supposed that he will not be
anxious for denomination; but whether he is
thus endeavoring to gain residence in the
White Water District. to be of the eandi-
dates for Supreme Judge have not learned.
AS Col Drake keeps on the right side of botissaf
the Democratic factions, and is decided
Wright-Bright man. should think hfs
chance for re-nomin alton good. For State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, We have
heard the name of Robert Dale Owen mention
ed but do not know whether he is candidate
or not.-.Sfate JourHnf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

Az ANTED TO purchase. Immediately. for the Uni
w ted States service, from four FIVE hu ndre6
good active, smooth uheadec Dragon Horses perfect
~ sou nd and free from b-mishes every respect-pot
under Tour nor over seven years old past md
der hteen nor over sIxteen hands high under the
dard OF dark coors black brown, so.reI and
grey names and tails to be long, full flowing.
aud all TO be square trotters The officer who puY-
chases the horses be any time during the
day, by enquirng IT STEVENS s. COLES Livery
Stables, in the City 81 Cincinnati, Ohio.
Nov. &c, ISL. 49-2v
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

u q Il e E.
ETTERS testamentary the Last " Iif and Tes-
IL lament of john Hunt late OF Wayne county and
State OF inoana deceased, granted TO the
signed by the WAYNE Probate Court, the 18th Ga
OF November. 1881. The estate is solvent.
POLLY HUNT. Erecutrtss
WILSON HUNT,
NICHOLAS Swiftly 11ee"'r'.
November, 26, 1851. 49-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26
RICHMOND AND MIAMI RAIL ROAD,

~ hALED proposals will be received the law office
~ OF " M A. B'ehIe, in Richmond. Indiana, until
the ith day OF Dec, 1851, for the furaiaiag aud de-
i'rery, by the LIST day of April, 1852, of
II 90 c rOss Ties
on SAID road, OF the following dimensions. to- Wit
$40 , - 10 inches. and l4.l60 - inches and J:
ieet iong-of good, sound. tough uhite Of burr oak
Bidder will state in their BIDS what number of piec-
IS heeed or sG.rsd. what dime nsons and what price
per piece the m contract for, the places Of de-
i'Ferv, also. what per cent they will take in stock
Determinations will be made in favor Of those who
take the largest proportion of stock.
WIN. A. BICkLE, Precedent.
JOHN II. HETToN, Seer.tzry
Nov. Do, 1851. 4a,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26
DIED,

on Snnlay evening last, Amos r nfant OF Lucinda
AMI Bennet B'rmcr aged about Is months.
--At the residence of Anirew Hampton in thi.
place 90 the 18th inst, of pulmonary
ASN hifH aged 70 years, 3 months and IL days
She faded in the spring time Of her youth
v inn Iofy were freshly blooming ro,nd her wAy
AMI her warm heart beating high with truth,
f.neireled by companions lov'd, and gay;
But who can stay the strong. strong Of death
What human power proons the ieeting breaths
Consumptio child IF sorrow sure thou art,
With Suite " lies thou s.esiest swift away
Creations tairest, AMI IN lovely part.
With thy unfolding course. and dire decay;
Nor can affections tears the blow
my Dart once sped, the object is low.
Ah little thought we, but a few short weeks
49, nat one so young so buoyant. and SO CAV,
whose sparkling eye-thc rose-.int whose cheeks.
Did speak OF future life far far away
Put an the cruel spoiier came, and dealt
Ills unreIentins blow where beauty dwelt.
Calmly, and silently, laid thee down G, rest
In the low valley with the Sleeping dead,
he cold da1ap sod upon thy bosom prest,
AMI PLACID the moss grown turf above thy head
There to remain while seasons DER thee roll;
Eat ah what wreck THY immortal soul
Th-re summer flowers may bloom above thy head
And val, their incense the morning air
V'tnie tcir sweet fragrance mourners she'd
III 1t would seem thy spirit fingered there;
And spring birds IS srbie their meiodious Laws.
Filling the soul with harmony and praise
Around thee slurnbers many a long loved ona
;, whose Smiles we're sunshine To the weary heart
But they. like thee, their earthly course hs We run
Received the messags-bidding them to depart
Earth fray longer claim tfseiY st,ssless worth
Death Is the heritage Of all earth
Thy sisters, and thy friends may weep for thee
Est all SILL s,in thee in deaths dark vale:
soon, soon the winding sheet and pail ma be-
ast round the forms who thy loss wall.
hen cease, no longer breathe the borrowing sigh
The spirit dweeth with its God high.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

There will be Nashingtonsn Temperance Meeting
Seia Cenrevile on Saturday evening. the 2rh inst
n foshour aad other speakers will address the meet
~ Wing way ne Noah-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

We remember have been startled at the
Not days ago heard him offer the consultations
Episcopal Minister His voice tremblcd, and tear stood
his eve. When he alluded the ravages of death
his own family, u.terance was denied him But he has
been gathered t" HIS fathers Dust has returned dust.
illness day. attack plcurite pneumo-
MIA. Tuesday the 18th instant he ireatted his last
DR. Willie for years, was President o Col.
iepe in Washington, Penn and while that station
elected President of Indiana College, when he I"
wenty years during its change from College.
to University. he has occupied the Presidential Chair Of
lad ana University. The reputation he has acquired
teacher and profound is national During hs
long cventful and useful life. he closely
fed IN the Of education Some OF the dis.
tng"ished men Of the Union ware his pupils unsmb-
ou, Of popular applause, his life chiefly devoted
the abors of the closet and lecture That air of
deep abstract on which usually pcrvard his appearance.
indicated the close application he gave his avor,e
studies and nised to tn. belief that he cold
and indifferent tn the condition Of his fellows But, in
truth he keeny alive to the nisfotunes and aiic
tons Of those around him. and kinder husband
attectionatc father existed
The state University. in tn. death of DR. Willie has
sustoned loss which we fear cannot easily repair.
ed One more "onvcrs"nt with the articles AMI appiian
of the wori wherein temporary poIuiari,y
un SrrVedly acquired may be readily procured. bat il
will tc long. imagine. the halls Of na
re>nd with the deep vein OF philosophy aud profound
vision which pervaded the place If
is late President The Doctors lectures metaphvs-
les logic RI orc, moral philosophy
iany political economy &c the results of a long
life assiiIon-y elevated t. their clucis,on and argu-
en' md ed by the competent Judges
nnrvailed They confirm IN condensed opin-
ION and arguments Of all noted authors,
upon those subjects, together with his thoughts
ana the result "t HIS experience presented in bold.
original and extremely attractive dress, Astounding in
amusing illustrations. We they may published in
form suitable tor text books Tor Institutions Of learning
They cannot i, prove invaluable .uxiliarcs
st"drn well highly entertaining and instructive to
the scholar We understand the Doctor has for
years past been engaged in preparing his lectures for
Pnfeaton and would confer lasting addition. tl,o
literature of the day. his intentions
competent friend Bloomington Reporter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26
LECTURE,

L. hin r wi ill lecture Relations OF Man
10 me Earth IN the Warner Bulldog frdav evening
next al o o clock The public are invited hear him
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

JACKSON. Michigan February o. 1870
> h Naturalization SIR: | m o IL q Sioan's Con-
Gitioh Powder and Horse Ointment. Iie sale far
ceeds my expectation If you mage to ..ud me
foui dozen OF tI- Powders. aud dozen Outline nj
VIII pay for them the first time YOU are here anG
presume shall be able to sell Isrg. quantity IN tn.
course OF Year 1t will be object You, we'll
as TO IN seli, TO keep constantly supplied.
Very Respectfully Yours,
3. 5. VAUGHAN & Co
- zee Agents names at the head Of SoaD's Col
u'nn- For further particulars and testimonials get
pamphlets of agents.
DT y u. Homes Shaker Sarsap1fiN9 advertised in
another Column. truly good family medicine 1t
purIles The blood, and prevents. web II
Is highly spoken Of in Cincinnati. IL there called
the Poor Mans Friend" See adv- me nj in an
other Column
AYERS CHERRY PECroRaL--W- call after o the
aiVerfseine ut Of this article in paper,
TINS season of the year when colds aud oughs
prevalent the information it contains will be fou
un"elcome The eminent names, !. at TO recomn,e nd
IT, are conclusive proof Of its value. in addition to
these we have been favored with the perusn Of let,-
from many distinguished individual. as we'll as hum BILE
sufferers who acknowledge their eb,edness to TIN.
valuable medicine for the recovery Of their nth from
painful and dangerous diseases. IL cafe and
peasant 10 take. and rainiy powe rfu
hose afcted with coughs. colds, asthma, bronchitis
ness or indeed Of the various
e lungs viii 90 we'll TO try The Cherry P-ctora, and
VIII nave no cause 10 regret the experiment
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

Fri ,htfni CotastropAe.-A tclegraphic dis
patch from the city Of New York, datel Nov
10Th, gives the following account Of a most
heart -rending occurrences:
About , O'Clock this afternoon lust before the
pupils Of the Ward School No 90 on Green.
wich Avenue near Sixth Avenue, We're about
breaking up school, tn principal Of the depart
ment in The third story of the building a Miss
Harrison, seized with a sudden illness, of
paralytic nature.
The singular expression which her counter
ance assumed produced the greatest alarm
amongst the children, the majority of whom
were girls, from SIX eight years of age In
the midst Of the confusion, The alarm of fire
was raised, when the children rushed for the
stairway, and completely blocke il up.
The balustrale gave way ana scores of the
children were preciptated TO the ground a dis
tance Of about thirty feet The scene which
then followed battles description. Parents and
children once assembled and as body after
body was taken out dead, the screams of moth
crs was hcart-rcnding. So far as we have been
able y ascertain, forty ght We're killed. while
there are many more in ured in a greater or
less degree, many of whom cannot recover.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

ONLY TWENTY DAYS ,e fore the following order Mes
srs- Vaughn * Co.. purchased large supply Of Sloan
preparations.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

TIE FoUR MILE VALLEY RAILRoAp.-Active
operations have been commenced between Ross
VILE and Oxford. and the completion of this i'm
porrant avenue is now settled beyond peradven-
ture
We copy the above from the Hamilton In,elli-
cencer. We have learned from one of our c,i-
zens who recently travelled along the line OF
this road. that shanties being erected with
other indications of commencing work. Its
construction, is suppose fixed fact.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26
NJ IklelI:gD
DEATH or PRESIDENT wyLiE

On the 2oth instant by Rev. q ". Stafford Mr. JosEr
:. kHMP to Miss Many SKINNER all of this county
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26
Nail Faitare.-A subscriber living a, W ash

Nail Faitare.-A subscriber living at W ash
ington in this county writes as follows: .'1our
paper failei coming to this Office, the present
and past week. Where is the fault? Is your
paper published sem-monthlv, or are some OF
the post masters at faults"
We kno'c that the packe, for Washington
(Greensfork) was put up and sent 10 the post
office in this place. We 5eliere it was sent
from here, and must have been lost the
route. The Palladium is published every week
and has been for nearly twenty one years, with
but three emissions, that can now be called 10
min VIII our friends of the post offices in
this county do their dutys
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

The Boston Atlas has AT las, received returns
from the whole State. The vote for Governor
is follows:
For Robert c. Winthrop. Wing g. Col
For George s. Boutwell,. Democrat 1929
For John G.. Pal:rey. Free Soil o3.5oa
Scattering 127