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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEAN


CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS October ~, 1852.
By virtue of the thirty seventh section of the
act of the Legislature of the State Louisiana, entitled "An
Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and provide for the
and administration of s ars" approved February 49, 1851 and Of
the fifth section of the act supplementary thereto and providing for the
incorporation of the City of Lafayette with the City Of New Orleans
approved the day. and the purpose funding the debt Of
the old city, of the late First Second Third Municipalities City
Of Iafayette--
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this the
just and equitable computation interest," ali
and other obligations of the old city, and OF the late First
Third Municipalities city of Lafayette, BONDS
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, dated FIRST JULY, 1881 FORTY
YEARS. for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable the
OF the City Treasurer with interest attached thereto At the
rnte of SIX PER CEN payable the city of Newfork
LIST January and Let July in each yah interest obligations
offered in exchange above be calculated the LIST January
1853, which time the Bonds will
The Proposals. be endorsed Offer for exchange Bonds"
will be opened and acted the fourth Monday in each month";
commencing Monday the 92d of November next 1882
The Commissioners themselves right rejecting any
or all bids
.u.CoMMIs SIONERS...
A. D. CRoSsMAN, Mayor
o. DgBuYS, Comptroller.
VIM. H. GARLAND, Treasurer
WIN. p CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee.
Board Of Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
VET
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Thanks to the George Collier, Capt Goslees fine boa
for late Memphis papers
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We indebted to the clerk of the steamer Delta fo
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Modern British Essaytsts.

Modern British Essayisfs.
MAcAULAYS M1SCElLANIEs-l vol,
CARLYLE's GISCELLANIEs-l vol.
LORD JEFFRtY's MSCELLANIEs-l vol.
ALLIsoN's MIsCELLANIEs--I vol.
WILSON'S 8IsCELLANGES-l VOL
SIDNEY SMITHS MlsCELLANIEs-1v vol.
MACKINTOsH'S NIsCELLANIEs-l vol.
TALFOURDs SHsCELLANIEs-l vol.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVoIUTIoN-?v vols.
MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF MARIA ANTOINETTE QUEEN
OF FRANCE-By Madame Canpan.
SECRET AND HISTORICAL MEMOIRS OF THE EMPRESS 10
SEPHINE,
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS.
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF ANNE BoLEYN QUEEN OF HENRY
THE EIGHTH.
THEIRS NAPOLE0N-ov0a
LORD BACON'S WORKS. VIOLA.
LAMARrINEs HISTORY OF THE GIRONDIsTs-3v vols.
LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE or ROBERT SouTHY.
MISS PARDoE's LOUIS FOURTEENTH ETC.. gro.
]. c. MORGAN,
2t2pw Exchange Pa-e, adjoining Post-ofice.
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The WAX FIGuREs.-The exhibition of wax figures and
the beautiful doramas in the Hail Of Commercial Elk.
change st Charles street. is daily attracting more at
tention To the doraas has recent been added splen.
did picture representing portion Of the interior of the
great Crystal Palace Its well worta 4 visit
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Cook FOR sALE.-A gentleman, whose representations
are entirely reliable adyertses in columns fine cook
for sale The servant has been cook for several years
and he is a healthy and valuable negro.
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rs CLAY MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION - A
meeting this will held
the Company EVENING" December 49,
at Z O'Clock. BY order: j. B. WALTON, !
r. w. ADAMS SSecretaries.
dee13 WIN. M0SAGHAN,)
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~" SOUTH wEsTERN BIBLE SOCIETY OF NEW
ORLEANSA meeting the members of the SOUTHWESTERN
BIBLE SOCIETY OF NEW ORLEANS election Of officers agree
ably charter will be held the DEPOSITORY Odd Fellows Hall
TUESDAY December a. o'clock All interested in
vi.ed to attend. By order of the BOardof Directors
Il. u. SHEPARD.
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Park Benjamin is lecturng large audiences in Cincin-
natl.
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GRAND CoNcERT.-Nrs lindop, vocalist of great ex
celence gives grand concert at the Hall OF the Me
chancs' Institute, on Wednesday evening next. The
concert is given under the immediate patronage of th
Mechanics Society and Mrs L. will be assisted by
the best talent in the city. The programme is wei
selected and we antcipate pleasant entertainment
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A1sssetuEs, Gift BOOKS,

"fesSttNsSs UtfG nOORSs
JUVENILE BOOKS,
Standard Prose, Poetical and Floral Works,
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED AND sPLENDIDLY BOUND,
suitable for Presents for the Holydnys,
e9r FOR sALEBY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
So CANAL STREET, NEW NO. 105.
ANIMALS. 1853
BOOK OF THE fIEART-wh Thirty three Steel Engravipgs
THE KEEPsAKE-A Gift Book for the Holydays.
THE RIs-Edited by Professor j. S. Hart
THE GIFT REMEMBRANCE.
SOUVENIR GALLERY
GEMS OF THE SEASON.
ODD FELLOWS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEASON. The article. CON-
trbu'rd chiefly by Members of the Order.
GEMS OF BEAUTY,
FRIENDSHIPS OFF ERING-Gft of Friendship
TEMPERANCE OFFERING.
Illustrated Works 3"
THE HOMES OF AMERICAN AuTHoRsluatrated By Nineteen
Fine Engrarngs Steel in vol. square octave, Turkey Mo-
binding.
HARRIS FEMALE PROSE WRITER'S OF AMERICA,
REEDS FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA.
TuPPER's pRovERBAL PHILOSOPHY
THE PRoVERBIALST AND THE POET.
MACAuLAY'S LAYS OF ROME
WATTStS LYRICS OF THE HEART
RECORDS OF WOMEN-By Mrs IIe1ans,
MooRE'S MELODIES. MloRES POLITICAL WORKS.
ROGERS CAMPBELL AND EDITH MAYS POLITICAL WORKS.
FLORAL BOOK.
MlLLER'S LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS
FLORAS INTERPRETER.
MRS WIRT'S FLORAL DICTIONARY.
FLOWERS FROM SHAKESPEARE.
POETRY OF FLOWERS AND FLoWETs OF POETRY.
Standard Works Illustrated.
sEAKSPEARE's BOSTON ROYAL OCTAVE EDTIoN-Beauftaly
Bound.
BYRON, MOORE, SCOTT and LoNGFELIow,s PoEMs-Beau,i
fully Bound.
sTRICKLANDS QUEENS OF ENGLAND
MRS. JAAiIESON'S CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN.
COURT OF CHARLES H.
CHAMBERs'S CYcLoPEDIA OF LITERATURE.
lRYING's WoRKS-octavo Edition, splendidly bound
ALso...
WRITING DESKS, PORT FOI.oS PAINTS CHESS MEN AND
BOARDS, GAMES, PUZzl.ES GOLD PENS AND CASES, and
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RaEs~ To THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST REPRE-
SENTATIVE DSTRICTAt the solicitation of friends upon ths
argument my candidacy forwarding your
interests withdraw previously announced decnaon and
the
rendered me. iecT II Respectfully, H. NJ. SUMMERS.
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FITS .atsCays GUARANTEED
ALFRED MUNROE s. co.

n ~ L ~ "a " vi U IN ~ " Il o. v ". D,
"a Magazine street, corner of Gravier.
ES The immense stock of Clothing fully warrants
satisfaction The following principles them doing
they be and exchanged money will be cheeray
varied FROM" Mandatory AL Broadway York Fresh
per every steamer.
0VERC0ATS of every description
WALKING COATS of all kinds.
BUSINESS COATS Of all kinds.
DRESS AND FRocK COATS Of all kinds.
CLOTH CLoAKs of various qualities.
TALMA AND KHABAN cLoAKs, new article.
PANTALooNS Of all kinds.
VESTS of all kinds.
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS of all kinds.
HALF HOSE AND GLOVES Of all kinds.
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS of all kinds.
CRAVATS and SCARFs-mag dfccn mt assortment.
HANDKERCHIEFs AND sUsPENDERs.
a very superb assortment of
BOYS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING.
TO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS, PILOTS, ETC
3 Your particular attention invited large
oVERC0ATs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FUR Beavers HIMALtYA CLOTHS, HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS,
DEVoNsHRE KERSEYs, SUPERIOR BLANKETS,
NOTIFIED BEAVERS, WHITNEY CLOTHS, Etc.
In all of which goods We have some
EXTRA LONG COATS,
manufactured expressly for usc
III You had better call and purchase you omethog
Portable. ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO..
decS TIP "a Magazine street, corner Of Grsver
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We are indebted to the Clerk of the steamer Crescent
for st. Louis papers.
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Eay and BOARDING Schoo

Hay and Boarding School
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CONDUCTED
MRS. DIMITRY ANDABLE ASSISTANTS.
School has opened TENTH ANNUAL SESSION
nc lie now ready receive Pupils.
Strict attention paid well the training as to tho
lectual development and physical veal of the Pupil.
E$ For terms apply person, letter. Institute TIvoI
CIRCLE, BETWEEN pELoRD AND NAYADEs sTs oetIl 9m9p
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lS" For ALDERMEN--To serve the unex PRED
obb and James Stockton resigned, p N. WOOD and
SAMUEL JONES, Jr deel
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Thanks to the clerk of the fine steamer Reindeer for
Louisville papers
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Thompson s .n'iroa,

AVUNgl15VEQ y t.CVgNs
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
opposite City Hotel,
tY- Are in receipt of large and varied stock of
FINE CLOTHING,
manufactured by themselves expressly for the RETAIL TRADE and
embracing every vareyof
OVER COATS;
CLoAKS;
FRocK COATS;
DRESS COATS;
pALEToTS;
SAC CoATs
PANTALOONS
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StatiONeTy.
CORSON g. ARMSTRONG;,
NO. SO CAMP STREET,
B Reapectuy attention serviceab
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS,
to their LARGE COMPLETE ENTIRELY NEW STOCK which
they offer reasonable TERMS Their
BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE
being located the same building enabled give their special
attention to all orders in their line. stock Of
P PER
WE ASK ESPECIAL REFERENCE.
ocs 9ptf CORSON d ARMSTRONG satoners, 80 Gamma,
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rs To PERSONS RUPTuRED. The many per-
Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his advertisement
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"a Boots and Shoes. mAse
~ The undersigned have received within the last few NSV
weeks, and have the way, 100000 worth of tG
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROdANS,
every description and quality with great
various OF Boston, NewYork and Philadelphia
THIS STOCK is ONE OF LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED
EVER OFFERED CITY, and country merchants cit,
before purchasing elsewhere
low and accommodating
country merchants particularly who contemplate laying
uppe confidently this stock ask
to call and FAMINE themselves.
DAVID TAYLOR s. CO.,
(Successors OF Taylor Rayne,)
sepl3 Custombsuse street
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hee-OpeneR.
NO r RIS & AY,
CLOTHIERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS, under City Hotel
G Have just opened their recently improved store
NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
- CoNsisTING
OVER COATS;
DRESS COATS;
FR0CK COATS;
BUSINESS COATS,
DERBY COATS, etc.
TOGETHER WITH
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
FALL AND WINTER VESTS
OF the Latest and most beautiful styles. Their stock of
GENTLEAIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
also being large and pe they prepared to furnish
their friends and the public orally with
EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING To A GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE.
Being constantly receipt OF tho by every arrival from
the North, they will maintain, throughout the season.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
octs 9ptf NORRIS Il WAY under CITY Hotel
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
OF all the latest anil bes. styles.
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF HOSG-of Silk AIen
Cashmere, Lambs Wool and Coon
SCAEFS, CRAVATS, TIES AND STOCKS;
PORTE MoNNAIES POCKET BOOKS CIGAR CASES;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS--Of Silk and White and gorerea
Cambria;
uAIBRELLAS-Of Silk Bingham and Cotton;
DRESSING ROBSON Cashmere, Mouene Lne and Cotton
PERFUMERY;
COMBS;
BRUSHES;
COAT LINKS;
SHOULDER BRACES ETC
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-10-13
Pierce in Ess=iIml Great I-n:aniElity Of
Al! ClasScs im his Favor:

The LONDON Despatch Of Sept. 9th, brin-s
the following hopeful things for the American
Democracy and its can iiiate
.'The tvo parties of the Republic, Wing
AMI Democrat-that is conservative and pro-
cressye, Protectionjsi AMI Free Trader-aPpe al
have marshallei their forces, ard select ed
their candidates for the coming election. Every
En.l >hman, of almost every class, reiocics in
the expectation of success for the Democratic.
Progressive, Free Trade party
Throw up your hats all shout aloud, We
toiling Democrats, for the success Of Franklin
Pierce the Baltimore Locofoco nominee, is
cer,ain--in England. "Erery Englishman,
Of almost erery ciass'-Lorl, Duke, Earl, OF
Operative-"rejoice in the expectation or
success for the Democratic, Progressive. Free
Trade party" The Queen herself ard the
Royal Hinfants' not exceptions to the
general rejoicing at the expectation" that
Pierce and Free-Trade will triumph over Scot,
and Protection. The work on Her Majesty
new Palace which is to cost 100000 will be
commenced at once for it the British manufac,u
rers, By the success Of Pierce and Free Trade
can break down our American mechanics and
close up American work shops, they will
then sell us goods at their own prices and enrich
the royal Golfers. No wonder Pierce is popular
in England; wonder the Despatch the Times
AMI other British journals boil over with 10Y
at his nomination, and pray for his success; and
lastly, no wonder strong suspicion exists thai
British gold is a, work to carry his election!
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OFFICIAL Es..TS rms


WAis: Loco: Free democrat
,IcCarv 81, WIi rs a7.s Robinson 5s3
Tor Iie,te,,ant Governor.
Williams aIGt With lis NiiI,jL,n SCI
~. ~,,.rr OF
= a"d'i"r "f SIT.
Mcguire 2lG. Damn l.l5 Semans 500
oh o,.oI, : : - Of : %, wa. &c,
- So. ., = sa2e,.-@ 1t
os'o'" 10 - =, ; .a-e :. -. !.
Stretch oI~3 Hqarb ,7.}i
20 i, ms i, nm s.f...st, ,orRr,
Howe 22y4 pcrkins 1912
Dewey 2ls1 toachc 1892
McDon'd PHO Dtvis,n 1925
Goolns 2l.o Stuart 1886
:, For = 'r @rnien Of eo.'n"'a S-l""'s'
"ood ~ i-'r'"oee 'ne 900
.. 900 l:., ., ,I.,t,tri goa
ta ,'I.s''tLae >(~sat1 ,. '5,r,,I |9.r,,I
Julian 23l5 Anthony 1892
tor RS en.i4g n o,ssy.
Colgrove 2ooi Griffin e21G
o.., ;, f"f senator. = - r.
'o'i'' '''' t,'.'.e,....,',... I'm 90
Hunt olGl Brooks 1855 cool Go6
Shnnon o1Ss r,mlineon 1903 DunLam A.,
ua 900 Il,'nat,a ,oo1p., az
F,r >hop.
Pare 2llS NJ done 1916 Meredith 542
iiiia!ns -a'' Cnio'Ts iopJ ,'afA '''
f,' lnf<e-t" on no" fle"s
Johnson 1870 Means 100 cry ~. lf<o
Renton 1000 kan 1854 Williams !,37
70, Ca.o,sq comn,.ss oner,.
Hutton 2i21 Crawford l749 Reed 500
Tyncr 1881 NJ Murray l7oG Sicily 5l8
Far Coroner.
Jones iii 3oS9s l1Ui lhonas ""l
rroa - 80, ''1 K;h ln1re 1910 s,,. ,oa,
80,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-10-13

!Spirtf1"t ZdegraIh- 1.-The editor Of this paper
has commenced IN his last number, "a deeply
interesting discussion of the great question
which wolves the facts and origin Of the phe-
nomena known as Spiritual Manifestations.
Dr. + w Richmond. will defend their earthly
origin, and the e,iitor will sindcaic the Spirit
nal theory This j. giving tiro SIDES OF the
question There j. perhaps another sid when
i would be we'll for some one 10 take
80 'W omens r. sht- Convention. is now
in session in city.
ses- James Whitcomh, l. 5. Senator from
this Siaie. Aiei at Y \. city on The 4lh inst
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Lumber for Sale.
An Excellent Speculation.

VUNHE subsc rb-r offr for sale the Right OF Preh
County Ohio, for '.Stanton's Self Setting Sac
Mill Dogs" This great Improvement is becoming
well known for comment. In the Eastern States
tand wherever the invention has been applied it is
comm into universal We refer those rested
and particularly such manufacturing lumber TO
the following gentlemen IN this vicinity Who have
awaited themselves OF his great labor saving machiue
viz. Messrs kinworthy, Thistieth waite and Bua.
Terms ibeIs for purchasers-one two good
horses would be received in payment.
SAMUEL ELTZROTH
Richmond, Ia. Oct. 1852 1915
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Dissolution.

'f>HE copartnership heretofore existing ssdss -
] name Of Bells & Co. between the ssdessigueA.
in the Clothing and Tailoring bu.in~ss Riehmond.
has been dissolved By mutusl consent this dav-
EDWARD BELLS.
SAMUEL BELLS
The business will b. confused . the old ss.sA ~
the und~ rsigned who books Of the late kfm
and will settle all accounts Sc.
Richmond, 10 mo. 9Th. 1852.
SAMUEL BELLS
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE - hereby given that the personal prop
ery Of Fanny Nichols deceased. Will be sold
on the premises South END Of Front Street in the
CITY of Richmond, on the 9th fav Of November next
The property consists part of Household kiich
Furniture, l Mare and two colts, COW, / light
wagon. watches, hogs, IN the fila. &c. Terms
mad- known the day Of sale and sale to commence
at 10 O'Clock A NJ. JOHN FINLEY, Adm'r.
R.etNond. Oct. 18th, 1852.
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Elders -Nendacity--The public satisfied
doubt, with the evidence which has been
submitted. the mendseity of Bro. Elder,
IN his attacks upon Mr. Meredith It has been
such that no sane man dare dispute lis correct
ness; We therefore leave him in his unenviable
position with but this one wort Of advice, ana
that IS: hereafter tell the truth James. anil save
yourself deal Of troutle
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Notice.

hereby given to the Stockholders n The waisas-
] husG & GeptreviIie Turnpike compssy, thas shsss
will be an Eiectiou held Saturday the 9Th day n
Nov next, at tbs residence Of John aiissIemss in
Centre nshp. for the purpose Of Ei-ctisR sevew
directors Tor sad company for the ensuing yesr pes
order Of the board. OLIVER s. Jones 49,
Oct. 4th, 1852. Ay-31
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SAMUEL BELLS.
Administrasor's Notice.

VHNHF nndersignsd having taken nut Letters Of Al
i ministr.iion on the estate Of Fanny Michele e
Of color late Of the city Of Ri-hmond Iseeas
ed Requests all persons indebted said laho
immediate payment TO him: and all thoae hsvssD
claims against the to Is them in the soe - ~
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pieas, Within 80 yoae
from this date. The estate - probably soivsnG
JOHN FINLEY, AdmiaisarGsv.
Richmond, Oct. 9Th, 1852. "a
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Agricultural Meeting.

VUNHE members of the Wayne County Agricultural
Society respectfully requested to meet at
Csntreville Saturday. III" 9TH day of November
next. Every ember of the Society. and all persons
DESTROYS Of becoming members solicited TO attenh
An election Of office will be made that day. and
much other business Of Importance will be transacted.
u. 7. HOLLOW Presf.
TG NOBLE, See'y.
Richmond, Oct. IL, 1852.
B'Papers in the county are requested to copy the
above.
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Notice.

LII persons violating the law prohibiting the sale
~ Of Intoxicating drinks mixtures, preparations
thin the corporate iimiia Of the city ef Rchmead.
FROM aud after the 9th inst will be
ding to the Ordinance made and provided.
JOHN FINLEY, MsyeS.
CHARLES A. CLARK, Aseevopw
Richmond, Oct. IL 1852. l3af
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-10-13

Es%We are under obligations to our veneer
able friend William Bula for some very large
apples They weighed about lbs each
Rg- VIM. L. TAYLOR left OF our office, on his
return from the fair, biz turnips-one OF
which weighed 3 lbs. He had one al the fair
that weighed - lbs. Wen take hasty plate
Of turnip. sure. of of one on EN-
HIS W1FE.--At Middleboro'. in this county
there is said TO be a pole raised by the Freesoil
Party, upon which floats banner bearing the
names Of "Hale and Julian That distin
guished individual generally known as the man
who don't take the papers, was passing ,hro'
the said village few days since. and as said
pole and flag IS the most conspicuous item in
the town. his attention naturally attracted
to IT, He inquired, .'who is Hale7' He was
told that he candidate for President.
The reply seemed to be satisfactory, when be
remarked, well, | suppose, Julian is his
wife ain, She"
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WAYNE COUNTY Fair.

The reader is referred 10 the letter of our cor
respondent ..Lc~:cr" for detailed notice oil
the Far ur time was taken up in such a
manner as to prevent our taking. the neceS Sary
notes from which to give full account Of the
articles exhibited
There was one feature of the Fair, Which at,
trac,cd large attendance. We refr to that oil
the exhibition Of Horses under the mana-cemen nj
Of Mr.. d. b. Abrams. \ large II mbe under
the various classes were exhibited and smong
others admired particularly the noble Stallion
Of MR TRaIS CALDWELL Of Favctte COUNTY
He is rich mahogany bay, OF fine size. noble
bearing. good style, and great muscular action.
There j, about him. itappcars to Us, almost
perfect symmetry Of foIn. and adaptation OF
part to part. The rules of The society Irevente
the granting OF premium 10 Mr.. Caldwell,
bu. diploma was presented him b the jul ;es
by unanimous ard hearty consent
The drau.ht stallion entered and cxLibi.c /
BY Me~~r~. II. 4 L. Ferguson, appeared to be
much admired FOR his 9rea: muscle AMI smooth
ness, and com actncss Of form. He is a rich
bay, without vhitc and has a fine coat He is
modelled for a drauyht horse, possessing all the
points which distinguish horses of tins class.
Il Will be seen by reference to the Premium
"S'' 'ha' NesSrS' r-'e'' spinning TOOK 'h'
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-10-13

tn Meeting on -Nonday last, was one of
the outpourings of the people, not unlike those
which characterized the campaign of 1910
The people truly here, with their music
flags and banners Not less than one thousand
came from the west side of the county In
the procession was Wagon drawn BY six
horses, containing 81 Misses dressed in white
and each bearin, a banner inscribed with the
the respective States. Another Wagon con
tanned several little girls and ladies'. The Mil
ton, Paris. and the Cambridge Bands added
much to the spirit Of the occasion.
The procession passed through the principal
streets of our city, and adjourned fer dinner.
About two o'clock the immense concourSe
convened in the lot adjoining the Warner build
ing, where Mr. Parker addressed the people
upon the important political questions of the
dav.
Il had been announced that c. B. Smith
would be present and address the meeting; bur
TO the great regret Of all he did not arrive \
letter however, has since been received from
him, in which he says his health was such that
he could not possibly be present. This was
much regretted. as our people were anxious to
hear him; but ill-healih is of course sufficient
apology for his absence. We hope our people
will Yet have an opportunity to hear Mr.. Smith
before the presidential election.