Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08

The following list Of the Judges and Prosecuting
Attorneys elected in the several circuits
Frs, Circuit--Jutgs. Alex. c. D.wn.y. Democrats
Prosecuting Attorney. r. r Moore. Dem
Second Crcuit-Jutg-, Georg' A. BIcknel, DEM
Pros. Attorney, Sam'l w Short. Dem
Th,rd Circu,,-Judgc, Alvin =. IIov~y, Dem; Pros
Attorney, A. l. Robinson. Free sol'er
Fourth Circut-Judge. VIM. ". McC"rfy. DEM
Pros. Attorney. Oscar B. tiord. Dem
Fifth Circui--Judgr, W M W Wick, Dem; Pros
Attorney, r.. a. Riley, Dem.
Sixth Circni,-Judge. James Hughes. Indepe ndrnt
Dem; Pros. Attorney. w. +. Mclean. Dem
Seventh Circuit--Judg-. JOS. Anthony. Dem; Pros.
Attorney. Silas CoIgrov Wing.
Ninth CIcut--Judgr. Thomas > Stanh-id, wing;
Pros. Attorney. d J. Woodland. Dem :,
Tenth Circu:--Judg., Eliza A. Nc N"han De"
Pros. Attorney, j. VI. Conn"Il DEM. Ind Sentinel.
Hspecto,shiy- nnkssir,ng.-R Reader, you ever
mcnagerie .nd did notice the Llama throw
back filth posted in its nostrisl
You have we'll. similar deposit Of nastne'' has been
by belonging I" the same genus OF AMI
mails and no presides the editorial columns OF the
the last issue thereof merely because our
Mig friends day Of the Presidential election. Pla
ed us Of Inspector and that accepted the
discharged its duties t" the best of our ability
For this he STYLES Va g" man desh ute II h"n"r"E
and manly yrinoipis" dirfy party hack. &c. The post
was d without knowledge and in accordance
" h therefore, did not ,!s"F into the office
. charged or At the State elect ion by
predecessor. and OF whom the editor did not
deign lain, for the that dun Brown, Esq
was an essential worker the ocoloco and did
valuable reporter of the sayings and doings Of
the Scott iub.-ir could steal into office, and
candidate for the Legislature. be suffered to
take charge Of the ballot box toa home and the Jeer
.onian's wrath remain unstirrcd up, The contrast Is
sonc and " = merely mention it for the sake Of the
and that complain of fraud the ballot
by '.illustrious predecessorit merely showed
modesty in him situated he in taking the
ship-thats all The selection Of Judges and
Clerks duly attcnd to by the InsPectormen Of hon
integrity chosen and that too without
consul,in. the editor Je-r .onian, True they hap
pencd o be all Wings but did try 10 get riond
With tn. Boarlno that the Board ould
fen been honest trust orthy. but that
being it'll might have stopped the flow in de-
gree the slime and filth from the nostrs and mouth OF
the Llama Of Jerer sonian toward,
Governor Wright has designated the 9th instant to be
bv the citizens of In Llama dav of naksyir
in-,his right AMI proper but feel like
ticipating the Governors recommendation to the time
and sincere THINKS Of Indians
humble citizens tina, reputation all prize dear
Your honor man. morally. socially and politically
is placed tn. disposal of fr.il and liable
editor Of the etfer,onan has yrored
be: for, If it were 80 nothing would be left worth
rush Therefore do sincere thanks that
he has yet vested 18th in,lity power.
dcmnins approving conduct least We thank
full very otry it again. Jeemcs u. " DAVIS
.ircia,Dt and Dtoth.--We learn from the y.
Castle Courier. that Nathan Hosicr an old and
highly respectable citizen of Greensboro town
ship Henry county. died on Thursday last from
the effects Of horrd accident that occurred TO
him few days previous. from the bursting of
the cylinder Of thrcshins machine which he
was feeding. The teeth OF the cylinder caught
in the flesh of one Of his legs mangng i, hor-
ribly. and crushing the bone. Ply sicians were
called Immediately, and. we learn, at first
decided on amputation. but on the next day
concluded to try and save it. The patient con-
til. ucd to do well for some days. when suddenly
mortit,eati set in. extending speedily to the
body and causing death. Mr.. Ho,rkK was an
excellent ci,izcp. and his sudden death ha. cast
a deep gloom Owe, large circle of relatives
and friends.
LAkr SuoxE RaI1.o AD-we i,.rn. says the Columbus.
Journal, eleven miles of railroad between
Cleveland and Buffalo the lake shore remains unnish
the receipt the the road i'll open via Erie
Buffalo. BY the lO,h Of November There
pension of business this e,se
of navigation This will be important in
northern winter travel
ILLNESS NAoAvI.v. HIsroa1.x-TheT oron-
Pilot Of the LIST fears that the folio orma-
,ion which from Toronto Leader is too srue
and Justly remaFks that will excite feeling deer
throughout part Of the civilized world
1--WE have private thst MISC
in dying condition II said that he intend. resign
ne representation ct Fd'nSursh