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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

Gov. SHANNoN.-It seems that the Presi-
dent has at last given the Missouri mobiles, a
Governor for Kanzas, sufficiently servile to do
their dirty work While on his way to the
territory, Gov. S. stopped at Westport, Mo.
Before he landed from the boat, he was wait
ed on by SONS Of the leaders in the Kanzas
outrages, and was sounded upon the question
was escorted to the hotel, treated with mark
ed attention, and in the evening was serenad-
ed, and called on for speech. He began by
thanking the audience for their courteous re-
ception. 1T gratifed him." he said mot
because it was personally fattering. but be,
cause it showed him that they were not dispo-
sed to decide on his official career in advance.
Most amiable and kind hearted Missourlans,
thus to place SO much confidence in North
ern doushface. II showed him that he
might RELY ON YOUR AID, IN endeavoring to
overcome obstacles which he was aware exis-
ted, but hoped were not insurmountable." \
voice in the crowd responded, Yes you shall
have our aid"
The obstacles" referred TO, We suppose is
the decided majority of actual settlers in Kan
zas who are determined to resist the introduc-
ton of slavery in that territory; they must be
overcome by the aid of Misscurisns.
Gov. S went on further to say that he
would enforce the laws OF the mob Legislature,
though he protested not 10 know what they
were. but he had no doubt they were wise
and ludicious," which he inferred from the
ability and patriotism { , Of the gentleman
composing the legislature which passed them .
and wound up by declaring that '.hs seas fer
Slavery ia Kansas" This announcement was
received with loud cheers But the reasons
given for this decision is worthy of dough-
face--that Missouri and kanzss were adjoining
states and the commerce and intercourse be-
tween them would necessarily be great. there
fore their institutions ought to harmonizel
This Gov Shannon is one Of the -four mem
bers from Ohio. the initials of whose names
spell zoos, be being at the taa end, who
basely betrayed their constituents by voting
for the repeal Of the Missouri compromise.
and being repudiased BY his people, has ever
since been dogginS the President FOR reward
for his treason.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
RICHMOND PALLADIUM.
Wayne County Fair.

We publish in this paper list Of the pre-
mium- awarded at the late County Fair. The
almost Unprecedented bad state Of the weather
operated most disa.trously upon the Exhibi-
ton. The favorable indications Of the wealth
er on Tuesday morning, the first day Of the
Fair. induced us to speak favorably of the
prospect OF success; but we regret to say. that
in many particulars. our anslcipa.ions were
not realized. On Tuesday the entries of stock,
both horses and cattle, were As large, if not
larger than at any previous Fair; but the rain
on Tuesday evening and Wednesday, was =
severe draw back to the affair. The grounds
were we'll enclosed, and the convenences in
other respects well arranged. Too much
credit cannot given to Messrs. Commons and
Maxwell, members Of the Executive Commit
tee, for the attention they gave to preparations.
They were assisted by a few persons to whom
due credit is given, but almost the entire labor
devolved upon them. They are entitled to the
labors.
The great feature Of the exhibition was
the Horses, Cattle. Sheep and Swine. There
were some one hundred and twenty entries
Of Horses. and the competition was close a
mong many Of them. 1t is but seldom SO
many fine animals are seen, as were exhibited
on Thursday last
We risk but little in saying that the Cattle
rho" was AS good rs ever made IN this coun-
ty, and never exceIed in any county in the
west We have not room to par,icularize. but
our people have great cause to congratulate
themselves upon the benefits the enterprise of
few Of our farmers have brought them
Our stock men are now enabled to furnish a.
good animals as can be found in the country
The exhibition of Sheep was very large
NJ Meredith had quite a number, received
on the second day of the Fair, directly from
Europe.
A large number of Hogs were on the
grounds. and generally of the most pc pular
breeds
In the Mechanical department. the exhibit
ton was not as large as desired, but the bad
weather doubtless deprived many mechanics
from attending. Under the Glass Of Farm
ing Tools, Messrs. Bead & Sinex. and Hor-
ney y Co., made a very fine display. Both
establishments are doing . very extensive
business, and their competition is for the su-
periority Of the articles manufactured by
them, rather than to secure sales-peither
House being able to supply all demands for
their work
We should like to notice in detail many Of
the articles exhibited, but We have not the
room to do SO; and our readers who were not
present at the Fair, must look at the premium
list, for information as to what was there ex-
hibited.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

HARD TO SArIsFY-About the time the
nominating election came off in this county,
the JEFF. was very indig nant at the probability
that ]. B. Julian, ESQ., would be the candid
ate. The editor Of that sheet then denounced
him as q dishonest man. political dema-
gogue, who resorted to the most disrepu'able
and groveling tricks 10 gain party nomina-
ton" and for these reasons his bowels of COM
passion towards the fusionists. about 10 assem-
bic in convention, caused hirn 70 suggest that
every honest man ought to use his best efforts
to prevent his elevation TO the Bench Of this
Circuit" The convention met and Mr.. Julian
was defeated for the nomination. by who
had not engaged in the coniest--Mr. Elliott.
The Jeff is not yet satisfied with the course
pursued by the iusionists in selecting d candid
ate. and he now thinks great mi Justice was
done by thst body towards the man whom he
had 80 bitterly denounced--his sympa .hetic
soul i. bursting with unutterable words OF
sorrow, at the gloomy prospects of the fusion
party succeeding with Mr.. Elliott! His loDsen-
taticns over the prospects of the Republican
nominee. is pitiful. yea. ''wondrous pitiful"'
Now he expresses his deliberate and candid
opinion, that the Republican PARTY 'at this
hour mould be better united either on Julian
or Crosse than on Elliott! Jeemes weepeth,
waileth. gnasheth his teeth. and is not comfort
ed, What an awful condition to be in, to be-
sure!
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

n1- Basil Brightwell. who has been en-.
gagged in the mercantile business in this place
for near thirty years. has disposed of his stock
to James NJ. Hays, who will continue busi-
ness in the old stand. Mr.. Brightwell will
continue in the City Mills; and it may not b
amiss to say that the flour to which was award
ed the premium at our late County Fair, was
made at his mill-and speaking Of his mill
and flour, we are reminded that this same flour.
which took the premium was bolied by the
steel wire bolt Of Messrs. Nordyke, Ham 4
Co, Of this city.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

''ln the city Of Richmond the polls were
taken possession of on the outside and block
ed up by set of Know Nothing DULLES and
backguards. and those who could not give the
signs had 70 run the gauntlet in order TO get
10 vote. Nsturslized citizens were insulted.
and their votes challenged. without regard TO
their standing or the length of time they had
been here. That this devilish conduct WAS
not resented is the only reason there was not
disturbance here--know- Nothingism was
ripe for it."--Jefersonian.
Esr- A more Infamous falsehood was never
penned by any of the numerous writers Of
editorials for the Jeffersonian. than the above;
and we call upon Mr.. Elder TO substantia,e
these wholesale charges by the evidence of
one respectable "old line" democrat in this
community, or one naturalized citizen, who,
he asserts was "insulted" 1T the election allu
ded TO. We dare him TO the proof.
Ii there 10 any conduct especially entitled
to be called "devilish," il is just such ISLANDERS
on his fellow-citixens as the above extract cor.
'sins' and all the vile epithets he has FUSED
up against the know Nothings' himself,
and permitted others to indulge in towards
them in his columns. are but his own Just de-
serts for base lying and slsndering. and should
be heaped like Goals Of. fire upon his head.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
E~ We surpest that orr neighbo

L@ We suggest that our neighbor keep
it before the people" that the Judges dispens-
ed with the ballot 6orss in Kentucky, and re-
quired the voter to read aloud the names OF
his candidates.! Amongst all the items Of
Know Nothing rascality' he has from time
to time given publicity to, this "devilish fact
Ito use his own ''disinterested, fair and hence
most valuable language is well calculated
to arose the indignation of the people! We
shouldn't wonder, if his huge efferts contn-
We, that his readers will soon be prepared to
march to Old kaintuek in solid phi!anx, and,
taking the citizens thereof aside, talk TO 'em
about ballot boxes and present 'em = few to
try!! Go it, Jeemesi
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20


Are our friends Of the Republican party
fully aware Of the Importance of the election
which is to take place on the second Tuesday OF
Oct next? True, the offices to be filed are un
important in a political point OF view, yet 1t is
necessary they be filed by good and true men.
aad that too by majorites that will sustain the
popular majority Of the great Republican par
~ in this county. Our opponents have but
one candidate in the field. that we have heard
of, and that is A. f. Scott. for the office OF
Clerk. They will doubtless have others on
the track. either publicly or privately. but with
no hope of success No nominations will be
made, and yet the party lines will be drawn
rs closely as ever they were drawn in heat
ed contest. Strong efforts will be made to
retain Judge Smith rs candidate for Judge,
and although he and his friends will disclsim
being party candidate, every old liner in the
Circuit will vote for him. The orgsn Of the
party has already commenced his low abuse
of Judge Elliott 1t will not prevent any
mans voting for him however; bat may serve
upon the contrary. to arouse q disposition in
the Republicans to defend their candidate for
Judge from the false and Infamous SANDERS
that have been heaped upon him.
We simply invite the attention OF our politi-
cal friends to the necessity of full vote at
the next election A good ticket for judy
and county officers has been nominated, and
we hope every Republican will vote the full
ticket.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

Ev The New York Mirror says that Oh
one day Of last week there were three thou
sand nine hundred and eighty guests at nine
Of the principal hotels-one thousand at the
St. Nicholas alone. Trade is equally good
Many houses are selling double the usual
quantity of goods. On Friday last Messrs.
A. t. STEWART d Co sold goods 10 the amount
Of 500 900
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

New YORK CASH SToRE-The far famed
Dry Goods House of Mr.. Jackson, is again
GRAINED full Of new goods. comprising in
quality the elegant, the useful. AID the durA-
bic The conceded popularity Of the pro-
prietor and clerks, is one reason Of the sue
cess of this House, but their cheap goods
the great cause. An early call will Be requi-
site to secure the best selections. Pitch IN
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
T. Wright & Co.

RE in receipt, arrivals from New York and
Philadelphia large and comprehensive stock Of
Fail and Winter Goods.
Embracing almost style and selected
reference trade and
the of the which invite the attention
OF purchasers
As il IS taste to enter into competition in the GAS
there being organized for that
viii
have than brought TO Indiana
that 50 below neghbors; but
pledge ours.lve. show friends inferior
IN the market. and at prices low the lowest.
Small profits and quick pay is motto.
Please a call the old 10 Main
the Big Pump. t. WRIGHT co.
Richmond September 20. 1853 loft
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

How TO GET IT uP.-Ths JEFF 10 referred "a
ar first page, for similar plan to the one he
'lrensed. The manner of getting up that rio, in
y Albany. looks very much like his imaginary
'lthcultles that took place At the polls in this
'iy-there is as much truth in one % in the
her. Tryit again. neighbor.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

Col. KINNEY, OF GREYTowS.-This entst
prising individual announces to his friends
that he has purchased of Messrs- Shepard d
Haley, merchants of Greytwon, their entire
right title and interest in the celebrated Mus
quito grant Of thirty millions OF acres, for
$500, 900. This is the consummation of the
sale upon which the Kinney expedition was
projected. Tobring about this state of things
Greytown was bombarded and DESTROYED
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

ALrvE-Theman who lost his 'o.no-I'H-
never-mention- ems noticed last week, is not
dead-he called and got them. He. in COM
pany with the former President Of the Sag
Nichts,' and others, went 'a-fshing' and his
clothing drop'd out of the wagon-having
taken them off and put on others more suiss-
bic for SEEMING. No mystery after all!
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20


New AND RARE BooKs.-By reference to
the advertisements of Messr.. Burbank d Bro,
it will be seen that they have made large ad-
ditions to their former stock Of Books. Sta
tionery and Miscellaneous articles. Tho
Messrs. Burbanks have taken much pains in
the selection Of their stock, and are prepared
10 furnish almost any work that may Be de-
sired. They have laid upon our table the
Know Nothing" An interesting story illus
trative of the principles and objects of that
far famed Order We hope to see these men
sustained in their efforts to establish Book
store that will supply the wants of all. Such
an establishment has long been desired in our
city, and the Messrs. Burbanks eminsnty
qualified for the business. Call and look
through their stock.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
NOTICE.


LeCtu res 10 tadies..-A course Of six Lectures a
Anatomy, fhy sieogy and Hs giene will delivered
ladies OF Richmond, by RkBkCCA b. THOMAS, of Phila.
delphia in the Lyceum Hail. h A Passs store,
uaeneing this Thursday afternoon, az 4 o'clock
September 70 <o-n
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

Eess- The highest Premium on Flows for
general purposes. was. at the late County Fair.
awarded to Messrs. Beard a. Sinex for their
"Greot Western Steel Piosc." for sod and
stubble. Also, the first premium for the best
Two Horse Plow. made III the same style Of
the Great Western
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

~The Philadelphia SAN sayes that Pas
sMoRk WIlLIAMsoN. now in Jail in that city by
the arbitrary decree of Judge Kane, is not sn
old man IS many suppose. He is about 35
years Of ags-
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

OFFICE is barely t4@s Of sstscaEsai yas
issued undersigned the 18th day Of August
Ic55. the goods ehattegs rghts eEsss Ess saa
Marquis, 1850 = Pf-seosi-
dollars xn4Usxsy sFe rsn.s IN
aezs3 the aznSs Of caE1rl ftsc
r e.auxEx 70 Aarg4ls ~hch held under sIisea
rsn. the ssh dsy OF oets "a
aelseks r A. before a, s.s szee =
ned StHS Sa-ei--
a5chaoEl. s~ut.rah.r 80. is55- ~s
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

vKENrUcKY.-The Legislature of Ken
lucky will stand from 10 to ! ma jorty for the
American party in the Senate. and in the
House the American party will have 81 and
the Democrats 80 members
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

WATsoS's DAGUEsRIEAs ROCKS, are opsn
every day. without regard 10 weather for the
purpose Of taking those life-like licensees. tot
which he is famed. Remember his rooms
are opposite the Citizens Bank.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

gWhilst the excitement is up in regard
to the arrival of New Goods. no one forgessO
drop into Scott d Crawford's. "WhGa
man DOES is the thing And they Do sol
Goods CHEAP: Large silk handkerchisi'
for quarter and all other goods in proper
toni! Sign Of the Pet Lamb. and opPos'''
the Big Pump, is the place for bargains!
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

JUDGE REsIGNEp.-Hon. John Petit, Judge
of the TPpecanoe Circuit, has resigned his
office, on account of the small salary. Hon.
G. S. Orth has been nominated by the Re-
publican party as their candidate for the place.
A bettar choice could not have been made.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.

1--WE authorized to announce JAMES RAsinxx
Esq candidate for Judge of this Judicial circuit
I We are authorized to announce ANDREW r. Scorr
a candidate for Clerk of the awe county
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

SEsTEscED.-Joseph Pendroy. who "s
charged with burglary and an attempt to roo
the iewelry store Of J. b. Hunnicu' OF INN
city. was brought before the court last "es.
and pleading guilty, be was sentenced 70 ~
Penitentiary for the term OF three years ~
was not arraigned the second indicimen''
charging him with similar offence At anosn-
time That will be reserved Tor trial 81 ins
expiration of his present term of service 10 -
employ Of the state.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
cell
Teachers Association

The meeting Of the Wayne County Teachers ASCOT
held Cambridge City, the Saturday
n M IN, the goth inst
D. IL RoHERrs Pre,s.,,
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see ere.

~ zr~ sefIinz 81 EvsT Fz<Ts - - =
VI -x--.-.s-.~...-. a. 1. csoss-restsr tAs1a
* - I. RIGHT & GO
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
OCTOBER ELEClION.
Wayne Couafy Republican Ticket.

FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
JEHU L. ELLIOTT.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
THOS. Nj. BROWNE.
CLERK OF THE COURTS.
NJ . : f 5 ID. ZEE s ON.
FOR AUDITOR
BENZ AMIN l.. MARTIN.
FOR RECORDER.
ii E NRY ETHEL.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
JOHN III. HUTTON.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
DOMESTIC GOODS.

5eoOy Nader Prints. good eeiors marked o.
jhe cheapest goods ever sold in the State,
yards beautiful Prints, bein the Eerriac
and Cocheso irand.;
50. eco yards tieached HUsiins from
Ioho yards red white and yellow Fl1pnes from poe
ALsU-BroSu sheetir and .hirtIufs; pillow Mus
lU4 hieachsd BusllHs; Irish Linens linen Damasks
Crash Crash Tabie Covers Crash linen Diaper fine
II-r. DaeT lanIes3 e. It4 and iz<twiiid
French Cioih black and fl
Cas,rerss b, Twesd. Jeans Liuseys Tickinss
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

D5~a.-on Fourth dap evening. Aa-ass ss.s y ~
s.js Iswa LAWS Mess4z Only ehilf 81 Lsvti
Amanda VI. Taylor. aged u months AMI 2 asys- !.
The choicest, ssiress Cos earliest st7pes " =
ruSe siasss Of Aztzazn.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
THE NEW YORK
D RY GOODS ST @ r f
receiving their Fall Of Dry Goods, which
L when received will amount to
10000 Dollars.

Among which viii be found bargains before offered
the community. stock Dress Goods unusually
large comprising all the latest and most beautiful style. to
be found the Eastern viii be sold
that will defy all attempts competition IL Is impossible
1.-THE
hut oud call the the public the follow
:
iu.0eo ards plain black silks. rich lus,re At %
800 do heavy Gro de Rhines do, 15as15.c:
1000 do super oil boiled do. 81;
5000 Do Eg'd Brocad~ silk. 15e, cheap At 81 =:
lo.oco sup.r0 black Brocade, 81, we'll worth u So
400 90 plain chargeabIe silks
- French Nerino 81, bargain;
5eG0 Eng German Nerinos. all cello shades
. eco do tine Cashmer~s 25c warranted worth b
AL>OPrirted DeIaines; rich six Poplins cnildreu's
plaid esamines SIX Eioues French all wool
DeLaues striped Ginghams rich Ch-ns entirely plaid
NH aa LII.
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Nsaslsisgtou Camp No. 2. ,. = OF 80
.ssr Fsslxy evening". segssaser lstA- the ree-s1
ss ,hf. .aup viz he hsa II. Of sstsss sse
- o.As rEKxT, Rrst
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Drawer Goods and Trimming Department.

Plain and ViSA JaceEeLsi plain ana PLAZA s-ss Eusns
and SEiss Fl0aE cings Of every
xrde Eeede Coars from loc 70 81 plain
lines lIGEfs; aides
an rot;o Hosiery thread Lsce.; HoE5ioa do siIk
Cashmere Cloves black lace feiis black
black Belts: black zac tg Aor
zrtszcs Ribsonsi black WE'VE: Ribbons;
81. I4ces; FrInxes for zaant4ilas
In eprCGgson he public ne ny and sell
Goods cash know that otter il.
d1r.zts t.t found elsewhere AID kss
enE York, HbDfaxes zdTantsss Of all forced
..ss ia market, this szsbie. 20 sell great
goods sheir g1nal though
g. h- or z4lar roz Our sSssa4 Of business. 10 Cash
.asai s-r.ce-th- eEd cheap las
s-i-lcs9
new oTk Dry Goods Store!
l. JACKSON. Proprietor
~ coaatry Merchant. Who buy for cash, viii fad
their iHter-sst . call.
szylezaS-r 20. less s0n
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Be-, BEE Hive.
Best 10 pounds Honey,
ID i % 10 do,
isess Bsessax.
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Local Matters. ca,o.
THURSDAY MORNING. SxprKxsr. On ,e-
Richmond k'ump. Sash. Blind 4
Door NlauufacSOry.

JOSEPH DICKINSON has bought the stock on hsaa
q the sash and Door Factory carried ON hereGofos,
his faap ManaiactoEy, and has employed CONNIE
tent Norkmea ia the line, snd will hereafter carry On
shat business in al its branches in with III.
Pump husiPes=. Orders for Sash, Blinds DoorFrams.
Pumps Lead ~ eei Piping will be properly attended
TO at reasonable prices.
-Al work froIn his establishment, will be warranted
give satisfaction. considerable the abov.
articles nowou hand. ID mo 18th, 1888
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JACKS AND MULES.
Best Jack of any age Caleb y. Jackson, Sill. Gob't
Do Jennet do, David Commons. 90
Best Nue, years and over, Ambrose Rubey. 90
I'd do do, year and over, Ambrose Rubey, 5 90
Best Mule, do, do, John bair, 90
Best Sucking Mule. Thomas furl, 90
I'd do do. lsom Wickerrhsm, 90
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

FThe subscriptions for the relief OF the
elbow fever sufferers in Virginia amount 10
lpwards OF s6s. ouO. In addition 20 this
mount of money. large contributions have
cen made In goods. provisions, &c