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DEATH or Mr.. BoSHAM.
C,susLE. rs, Mach 2O-J. Ellis nOnllaInr
CLstmlR Il tie D4nEfAlle Sisle Ceattal Con-
lhittpe, died yesterday tyeaNs, Vi COsgtsll9 Of
lie lungs,
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Charlottesville opening II nlyi gat'on vas
t.,b1lsI al Pltlb0t.6 an Satmdd ~, bYa tie,
i,saI1, Is "ltss 6Ehlp 0aths MoaOns lhela WHAT,
uas ,gau was sstioueIy Tut, and ano het stabbed,
'tls Jtlyasn and i'm invll 'plIcltJ In" Mt,
Gnalst, tl,tk Of he South AGsttrh was tettbIy
JllkteJ, oul dttlala nalaed 'MUally was
up GsnttWg'IY 'tabUtd III tile tssiOh Of tie Kid.
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ToLLs on RAlLROAD FREIGHT.

My. Match % Ill is Sisted tue tiOYsliCt will
send message to TIE Legislature 'p.day IseVRl.
Intending tue lup0slttOn9i Tolls upon Rail Road
lIeigM, lot tue benefit Of tbs Canal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-21

Faro'ir 1Artr c0Ass.p.-.-rCe eh.gts tot
f,i.bt uortpoItsiOn Oh The BllUalots anil Ohio
aedRe0nsinSttu Genital R.utOads. Sete alts;ed
IN aud attt Stonday, lion The wlaet TO lie sum.
ntESGG.
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ARnIy4f. OF TUE COLuNBUS,

NoRroLS. IS. " tch Cole Rrlsale Coiuin
bus, lie dag ship Of the Home Squsd'otb aIE'eS
on Sunday. Size lad CITY cases u yellow lsvrI
OH OJatj.
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a,.rlL,-rhtts,s sty o,tt 100 arrivals a, the
Srtitgtloue Yesterday, among lNea, Gen, Shields
allsuiie.
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CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES q. I 6. S
Rr,saol ), WI lap, ISL, l@l'

Yt,.yI, Ns,liNtr A NtsttEg! $500.
CEN i ave bttN lattted Nih tue RI "a Tor AeEe
Itttt slJ cora eel aJ4iE. 10 Ltlp wat td'
tHsi ne ~ try lIsnFton'S Stsfiths w III
Ma entilely GU, Cd VI iLiS t4t cube 0as
Sko 1tt plsSLt WITH " eS Hegt 10 VEL ~ BlSftEa
lILktuIe tittl iQattt tttt stllg
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Fur n. Genital IsSid Wit f. tteivsi al TIE waIfo9;
Of VuItyt e., Al at kUl,s between .. NJ, AMI y IL :
ReteipiL .trH delivery 10 al stations On iEs Z, o. IL
H., md 10 CiIGiurIi'.
MIentn.. La Il ISI inl9lf
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WOO En- SOCKS.
~ Srii IS H. MOl'IEG ERnS'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-21

CUSSkllsrILLE NulIoAp LIN the Sur'sme
CouttM Pennsylvania last wt,k, on injunction
WIS etsnr,d ptOMGNins Z CotnsllsvlIIs I|aiItoad
Company tlom proceeding turtLtt with the work
Of Otebrt llt canal Iete it euIets lie MOnorga,
b,@amu $he injunction WaS asksd & on tie
etouad ltst The defendants Sste psIiio'Iy dlIinEnp
oa Of The ldrGs oil The Sale canal So as TO entire
lyoIsmetlhe use Of Il. The Injunction Is EraHl'
e. until iufluot@ets Of The c0uu. Tie Plus
bath DbPfelt''SH
Tits dtr5ion Will materially iRleIFtfe with the
a scts Of ne tolltOad COuPApy, tsiLe canal d.
'irSiE, pi0Nuy NMrh thty lnlvGd Using lot de.
10 pAtFUtS, snl pntH they Ge Ettthlltsd to tlIi
iInUt atca il, lhett plans nust undstso az enlIte
'i.stNiai.,
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Rtssaotp ., Wt1htsttta 30
imtlI IN 1 lEt.l

crntlsat. rtha'tst ard tbitsp will Pi.lttttylE I.
CUES tostkS, beVshis, ll.Ett "a y VT llalt
sro'us, With eli JtyttRtpithtt OF lie 3t4s1.
cell aid kkl pamphlets, & Oils. - ~
FOR Ntr ST1Y 10, i,egnn s. Coz wtttllrg. ttts.
+ Al ttset,s Jesln u appati, Ia wsltt les ~
SSd IS !p6EfTSkR j NOipBFAY " 40 rtttnop 1t
BallltAit. and ~ III 4lHIy, SaY,
QF'pntt 81 ptr kot.tk IT'S
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K,4EdrLmtOSG--Slts16 U. psiettotl hss 10
PIES, and will sLonly plIlsh, a novel with ths
title, fton The Ten Of Chagss J PettFso0, aushot
of'Ctuislps inthe I.asl Vat ohd ohet spirited
ptodgtlloUs TIE scene i laid In The ReroIutlOht
aul tom The abilities otlhe wtiitt, Which areOt s
,rty lYilb Otdet1 Il may tillly be tt{suneJ Ihsl
Tie wott Nill Ge full Of ip,ttesl urd sIttieirt.
ten, rhs PsClio LSlsetssYt Of it,
,PfonwhslhkUogHO VI tue 5ulhors ability,
aUatspectlly 0fhIs llIeHt tot psefeatug Bsyolu.
Ilon3tY temnsee1ees Ia The NEST iastsSIiuy fotn,
We sxneeipl arch iteal in this Gcllont as well as
: laiihfll EN- bollneAlo Of Tie h8loty1t The feIU.
S gse5ot Ss% Jttiey. Not haze we teen 6is1i.
POINTED. HE htlol9o Is tksleAtd aV3l ttltslical.
II, sud stands bttoie lie tttdet a tllLu8 Of lies
Que ollie Ftat GttNllts Of TIDE tltty u, Vie char.
atietaotS atteluna1lUtplS not the Inc EeRts lR'
ptobsb.ei and yel Ton ihe minute heltlip|iVll
ihfo&H ploVd thsn, The aittl thtllins taitItSl Is
aFaksHsd. i'hs Bsuiyts StoSs mote and mole
ltttM0t also 8ippioesels. ltls0n all h9tli
PsSaOl1e,d ttt attest VllIlasl potsl published lo'
.@AsrIstttI fS4iss
81 tAtst -
EREg9k NJ
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Ell creditors, -nnhirs.
LOSsrS I'd use ard iG4, -Eoae.
10 al no. dJs., ISG So
LuSseS uWtdhfsed Az In sUS.
NJ 80. tS, lilt al IutIher poo :. 81, ?jf 81
lstir.l ils rOnPIly slt smal sEeh ON
Is AZ tTiNhn.,Ht .,ah1N
ti,tSg,utI nt,itl In any Guy, town, o. Village de
,.siT u,On the Ituaeie, mlc,iIi, aud e9nsl,1'ol
b li,rss lie width VI smeeiS tile IT CiY % W!sG Ai
cUml lion o, tie EHs Ds!"ttnieHi, Aid 0tiel St'u"'
he srrnin, rtI sln bIUcM O bmtln's IaHeti lhrn
sigI il la limit lie 10 by any ULe ire 1oo eS
ISL ~ tho. y, ALE&ANU.R, SCI
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,"lllNoiy too Ittsn 5etlaIe.,
I hat ALIKE p0iSTy teiunj
Tssi nsmeeI ~ IobANs Etsa iet'

lIopet loo tttllOl 10 make lLt leaders Of the
ipteiisepcst look ot The test with longing eyes,
zihgt. iietart.
ltyol Vtil tot lbe TEST Of that epic in out col.
umn,, you will &tii long tilne, Tie Above is
enough in oil conscience, Cut NeiehbO', hOwev.
ct may 1ad that this Isa subject Of lrote Truth
than pd,lty, and thai the 4. MS may PtoSs f0y
mi.G.ou ,ltons, ot apsRl 10 kaoE'
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,rurlias Of lie sl4uCenrille sad faJIaoa Rail-
ro.5 has bten completed lf6n s,s46sNsills to
Nssstk, end aeS,wtck passenger itsins will CON.
msnes running Ltlrsenths points,
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Ify. ~, Baird Of New Yoli. Will deliver tWo
l,t.u., on RaS,ll5nd Tatkey. or tdn Alay and ThVr,.
I,,ty.JCg lie 9t,tshd 99l lasp, Ia Taihbsiol Hall
Ttu,, 9jttaC 70 h bad a tbe SooS-ssotes, or Tie
t,tf. laus5-gH
NV BosS1r TIE trsI Of JulYis
,,r,l ~ 0ms Of The Observation-Disclosures
II, ,stitst,ty At which n will BE potNbe totl The
C5naaion.t Of Pensions 10 make 4 btglhnl0st In
ii, iuur Of lhsnew LthlWaHant,l under t6ste.
e,ai lilttal act Of Constsss stanlias bnunles 10
"a ,,lirrt aNi teaIafR employed in lhe WIT SET,
we II ,Ae country f'on 1870 10 thr pteseat tiue.
~, sitithatilv COMMISSIONER and his chief
en- ate pushing The preliminary Arrangements to
t.tOii.s;. Hanks have teen PtlnieJ, plates en-.
,.,,d, ans1tta fOtes Of cIstGs 10 10 Employed,
..aioiLst indispensable Preparations o be tnale,
L,t,lr the eyitehttS VI lie ihhUmetdLtg claimants
ntLs,y Gounlits can b. tcted upon.
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NJ, SAkSIuN,
n F MI 0'!'s.s - S'''.' s''s = ~ REILLY.
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statement % Jaaaaty tst, 1888,

Ts ntuA Of lie totp0ta,Qnls".R AZ lGtafa1tS Com
letalel al liaiteTJ, Gun kc1iteTed " l5lg
e t6PIll il flte lIvtl,ed Fh99&lE4 uV.latSt and u
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The.l.NW sfNsNspapst..

4 Subtthbsra Hk0 do a6G tlte express Totltt 10 lie
kiftlop!. 4, y. 90
.rtit ~ aly t0hlluve ttnL tltn until eli
,rsiiises tte I'Iid
nom lhe IL NhIeh they oTf dIetttd, theS ave
"A trspoasbe TIL LEY lie Bill AID OheI ID
irfn archaeological,
g.'b. ObiAkeSi AMI tie Eareu are sent TO lie toret
5'tsil6n, iEfy aLe keSL ttlyot4ibe,
Ist iOaIS hltt dettled HAT IetrtDs 10 IFtTlOlt
~, nom bs ONCE OF ennylS atd SiaI the0i Autall
4 tT.iiPllna tttla sviatlEe Of lnthllOptllrJpd,
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Errhs whselig lu;elllg.neet gives The 81.
hWns as The COMMENCEMENT VI q great IL. ~
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III. 1..ei4 Of ihe ConranI trtt
''s1g s SIS otter ere Tsf,oI...,.... sM9&
Real tsIat uhiia uinbt td.... ..,..,.,,,.,, lf5i
Is ulOrlEtFe hoi,d', tAld I pc Cta interest :,
I1yibe % Il tuRutilT......t a..t...... 10y
lkbIs i 4 the cOmla VI 4etu'el b. taolle.at III
s .%' ~ 49,
1IfnsiR ~ iTlitAS. Yift
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
From California.

NEW YORK. Oct 30.
The L. s. mail steamer. Geo Law. arrived
this evening At O'Clock from Aspinwall.
bringing So passengers and 3 $4,000 in
treasure. She brings the California mails to
tie 9TH inst.
She connected at the Isthmus with the
steamer John S. Stephens. which brough.
down nearly 900 900 in treasure.
The whole Know Nothing State ticke. Was
elected. Johnson's majority for Governor
over 5000.
The whole number OF votes polled was
96 600.
The Legislature is composed Of - Know
Nothlngs, 80 Democrats and 2 Wings
The prohibi.ory law was defeated BY COCO
msJority.
tx Governor foo:e. and Ex Congressrnea
Marshall and Patton. are the prominent Ka9.
Nothing candidates Tor L. S. Senator, to sue.
coed Mr.. Gw.nn.
General Denver. the Secretary Of STATE.
had left for the Atlantic States. to claim BIS
seat in the House Of Representatives Of the
neAt Congress. ssMs efa#E
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
DANIEL L. DOWNING.

SERIOUS RIoT-FIvE MES KrLLKp.-On
THURSDAY last = party OF Irishmen, who had
been At work on the Delaware railroad, below
Aiddletown. were proceeding through War
wick. Cecil Co. Md. to inter deceased com
rads az tie Catholic Chapel, when they called
at the sore Of Mr. Jump, and procured sup
ply Of liquor. On their return from tie grave,
they again called fo- more grog. which Mr..
J. declined selling. One man made use al
some unbecoming language, when Mr.. J. or
dered him TO leave the store: and on hi. not
doing so. Mr.. j. put him out. In short
time the elected man returned with two OF his
comrades. who commenced using very abusive
language, when Mr. HAYES. the clerk, threw
a.swo pound weight winch struck one of them
On the forehead The party. after this. lsfs
the store, and after proceeding some two or
three hundred Yards. the man laid down and
died The party. abou. thirty In number,
then rallied and attacked the store. demoiishing
she windows and DESTROYING the goods- Mr..
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

We Rad the honor of addressing our agri-
cultural frends OF Iowa 1t their late State Fair.
In tho remarks there made, we referred to the
great injustice done the agricultural interests
of this country by the adoption Of the celebra-
ted Reciprocity Treaty. BY which the agricul-
fural productsof Canada, are admitted into
The IT, arkeis of the manufacturing districts OF
this c.uH.ry, free of duty. coming in comPe-
.it;ori with the wheat raisers Of the northern
States, while the manufacturing interests Of
New England were left with all the protection
the present tariff OF duties gives that interest.
We also stated emrlis,ically and distinctly.
that during the tendency Of this treaty in
Congress, there was not one member. Wing
or Democrat, TO raise his voice in defence o!
the great agricultural interests Of the country.
Some Of our friends Of Tie democratic
press in Iowa. are charging that We made an
attack upon the administration; and this charge
comes from Col. Walker, OF Fort Des Moines.
man approached us. and remarked You were
invited l,ers to make an agricultural! and not
a political speech" Some gentleman made
sreply, which We do not now recollect. We
subsequently, were introduced 70 Mr.. Walker.
and expressed a regret that lie misunderstood
our remarks, and asked linn. if. from our re
marks, be could tell to what political party we
belonged? lie hesisted moment, and said he
guessed We were Wing. TWAS mere guess
work in our friend Col. Walker, for neither he
nor any else coald from our speech have
told our political affinity with party.
To settle this matter with our friends OF tho
democratic press Of Iowa. we will, perhaps,
next week. publish copy of that sPeechrs6d
shall then leave it to their magnanimity to do
us justice, or act rs they see proper.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
Museum OF Curiosities.

1t is, perhaps. not generally known TO the
mass of our readers that viii Woods the Book
Store Man. is fitting up the 4tli story Of )ohu
Taylor's new block. on the north west corner
Of the square. for permanent Museum.
Picture Gallery, and Theatre Such is the
case. however, and the work Of fitting up
rooms ia progressing rapidly. Woods has
already large variety of natural curios,tes.
some Of which were obtained a, heavy expen-
Sc, and be is making additions as fast as op.
painted the celebrated panorama Of Mlton's
Paradise Lost, and several other panoranas
now on exhibition in this country, is now
engaged ~ scene painter for this new Hall,
and We learn will have a permanent interest
in the establishment. As scenic artist, Mr..
Beard excels most Of the profession, and we
look forward to the opening Of Taylor's Hail,
for the purpose for which it is being fitted up
as amarked era in the history of the Star CITY
II energy, enterprise. and talent com bined,
can effect the purpose. we are certain of
good thing III Woods Museum, as there is no
man anon. Us in which these qualities are
more perfectly combined. than in the person
of Will Woods. The rooms will be opened
about Christmas or New Years
We clip the above notice of two OF our
former citizens. from the Lafayette Courier
We are pleased to hear of the prosperity OF
any and ali men. and particularly those who
are native to the manor born" Messrs
Woods aad Beard lived in this place many
years. and we wish the N all success in their
sa.erprises
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

THANkservIse-Gov Wright has recon-
mepded that Thursday the goth instant, be
set apart by the citizens of this state, as a day
which shall be specially devoted to thanks
giving to the Ruler of the Universe for the
blessings SO boun,ifully bestowed upon US,
and suggests that the people suspend all
ordinary avoea;ions, and assemble at their
usual places Of worship for religious exercises
on that day.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
For the Palladium


MEssRs. EDITORS: I saw in the Palladium
statement in respect to the yield of peach
orchard, and have frequently visited one
about one mile east Of Dayton. for the pur-
pore of getting buds. Said orchard was
planted in the fall Of l849, and contained about
ten acres. Since that lime there has been q
stree. laid GU; through it, and an extensive
brick yard that has taken Two acres, perLars
more. I suppose near acres are left Ii
was planted BY John Vancleaye: he has sold
perhaps two-tbirds OF said ch2rd. it now
having three proPrietors. Last year the crop
was very good, but not equal TO the present.,
according % tiaeir statements. Tie sales
amounted to abou, s.. 800. They did no.
sell for less than 50 per bushel. and sold al
there. without hauling them away. There
are several rows of trees marked seedlings
these. Vancieave says he was particular in
getting choice seed, such as White Heath
free, ditto cling. large white cling. and diff
fsrent kinds cling and free stone. and be doe.
not know Of bu, one tree that the fruit is no:
IS good As the original; and think very fne
-as good as I ever saw. The location is a
bad one, on the bottom land; the hills are sa-
preferable. The part tina. Fancleve still re-
tains. lie has p-uned and headed down. that
he trees are more healthy, and have not been
allowed 10 over bear as some Of the others
have TIE peach crop through here was IN
usually large, and prices kept up. A very
large crop Of pears and apples; vegetables
abundant. and prices fair. Our peach tree.
of this years growth are average of four
feet. aud very stocky-some six feet. have
just commenced planting more raspberries-
have ! ! acres.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

IIIISors SrArE FArR.-We find ia the Chi
cago Democrat. the following notice by q
committee Of the Illinois State Fair. Of the
new and improved Flour Bolt invented BY
Messrs. Nordyke l. Hunt OF this city, and
exhibited BY Nordyks. Ham Co.:
TESTIMONIAL TO 4 Nxw Flour BoIr.-The
new patent Hour bolt manufactured BY Nor
dyke, Ham l. Co.. which was exhibited 1t the
Fair, was submitted to . special committee
for examination. who have discharged the
duty assigned them. and make the folio wing
report in its favor.
That il the trial by the small model can BE-
taken a. fair test of what the full machine
will perform, the Flour Bolt viii undoubtedly
sspercsde the use Of the large Bolts through
out this country. The device for the adjust
mont Of the brushes aud the arrangement of
slides 20 As TO separate the different qualities
flour, We deem TO be Ingenious. convenient
and important A diploma 10 recommended
(Sgnsd:)
GAGE 4 HAIxxs. Chicago Mills.
FrIroN l. PERKISs. Hillrights.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

QuAKKR WHEAT.-This excellent variety
of Wheat has become vastly popular among
the farmers in this and other parts of Ohio
so great is the demand for j, for sowing thai,
notwithstanding the product of this season is
pretty large little if any seem. kelly to 60 in
to market for general consumption. Gen. Geo
D. Hendricks who resides near this place has
raised q heavy crop this season, and is selling
il 70 neighbcring farmers for seeding purpo-
sss-Eatos Register, Ohio.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
A SENSIBLE PsoposIrIoS.-Th editor

A SENSIBLE PRoPosIrIoS-The editor of
the Lebanon, Ohio, Star, publishes the fol-
lowing call for an Editorial Convention. 1t
contains so much truth that we take the liber-
ty of calling the attention of our editorial
brethren in Indiana to it:
"Ths Editors of the COUNTRY PRESS
of Southern Ohio, are requested to meet in
Convention in LEBANON, on the 9sd day of
November, inst. for the purpose Of taking in
to consideration matters vitality affecting their
interests as Publishers. There are abuses TO
which the Country Press is subjected, which
can be only remedied BY combined, concer-
ted action, and the time for that action has ar
rived! In too many instances the Country
Editor is made the pack horse for every pur-
pose and while others sleep. lie spends the
midnight hours in mental toll and the day
time in physical labor. for which he receives
more kicks than eoppers and becomes prema-
turely old because of the drain upon the men
tai and physical constitution. and miserably
poor because he is not remunerated for his Ia
Dor by those who reap what he sows! This
has been endured too long and as We have
the remedy in our own hands lie: Us apply it
and by combined. concerted action make it
effective! Let every Editor who feels the
grievances, and few there are who do net. give
one day to the public good in general and his
o.sn in particular. The freedom of the city is
extended to those who may be in attendance
and we hope to see goodly number present
and have good time generally. Come al.
Our brethren Of tie Press will please notice.
aad make their arran gennen.s SO as to be pres
ent."
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

ANoTHKR SILVER CUP.-In the list OF pre-
NUNS. We published last week, as having
been awarded to citizens Of this county At the
Safe Fair, we omitted one of Silver Cup of
SEQ. given to Jabez Hiatt. as the second pre-
MUM on Sweepstakes for the best mare. The
outsiders pretty generally thought she de-
served the hrst premium. and had it been left
to them the red ribbon would have graced her
bride. but the committee decided otherwise,
We are not disposed to End fauls with tie de-
elsions Of committees. but We must be per-
mitted to say that Mr.. HATS mare has sell
dom been excelled in horse flesh in this coun-
~ or State.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

The Democrats of Ohio have made q great
ado about the election in Pennsylvania The
official vote shows that PLrHks, their candi
date for Canal Commissioner. has only plu-
raliiy in the State There is At least 600
majority against him. Had the opposite uni
ted upon one candidate. he would not have
been elected
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

Jump sent 70 sor:e of his neishtors Tor sss;s
lance, and number OF the Villagers 60
with clubs, axe handles, bars Of inn So
stones. soon assembled. and a;iacAe. tsa Ii
with sach impetuosity as 10 speedily r.
them from the premises. IL the melee mar.
were wounded, snd four so badly TIA. 81.
died that night or the succeeding asr. nna.;s'.
FIVE deaths in sn. None of tie Villagers w.
seriously hurt. We have not heari w.,
steps have been taken in regard to the matt,
Dic,nere Republican, Oct se
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From w ashingfou-
XAsHIxGIoS, Oct. 2

AsHIAG IOS, OCT 70.
The President has decided that the resolu-
ton of February. 1855. providing for the
breves rank of Lieutenant General, under
which General Scott received that appoint
msnt gives him additional pay and allowance.
and that it 10 restrictive in its operation from
Nay 29sA. l847.
This decision has been communicated to
Gen. Scott
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E%Hon. Mr.. Cullom, of Tennessee. 10
spoken Of rs prominent candidate for the
Clerkship ofu.e U. 8. House Of Representa-
Gves.-StatsJ ossnA1
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TQuite an excitement occurred at Nj

~Quite an excitement occurred as Mil
waukie on Thursday night last. which had its
origin in mos; singular freak Of lady who
had died. and who being of Russian birth re
quested tina, her body should be burned. and
her ashes returned 10 her native land Ac-
eordingly. her husband, who is a man OF
wealth. got a couple of cords of wood, and
placing the coffin on funeral pyre prepared
fer the occasion. proceeded to burn the body
The authorities, however. getting wind OF he
affair. determined 70 put stop TO II. and
ordered the body removed. This was rssisied
by some one hundred of the relatives sad
friends Of the man, and presently an immense
crowd gathering terrible riot vas feared.
The Sheriff called out the posse com1Aios'
and things at one time looked quite ser'ooa
The authorities, however. succeeded IN prev
enting any outbreak, and the body rs
taken to the cemetery and properly snsefss-
Milwauke is getting to be quite . notorious
piace for little affairs of this kind but think
The origin of this affsir is one Of the most
extraordinary we have ever heard off,
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