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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23
Fer the Palladium
judicial Convention Il. HaseTs:oWn.

Pursuant 10 arrangement previously ma1e.
a convention Of delegates from the several
counties composing the Ism Juiiciai tirclis
or the Safe OF Indiana, assembled a. haSrr~-
town. on Thursday. August 10, l6oo. ioE the
purpose Of nomin atin- suitable candiia'eS 10
be supported By the Republican party OF sad
Circuit for the offices ot Judge ana frosecu-
ting Attorney, for said Circuit, at Tie general
election in October next.
The Convention was ORGANIZED BY the elec-
ton Of Hon. NJ. L. Bundy, OF Henry county.
a. President. and Chas IL Burchenal Q!
Wayne. and J. R. Perdieu, OF Jay. as Sec
re,aries.
Upon taking the chair. Judge Bunay. made
few remarks explanatory OF the objects OF
the Convention
Mr. Doughty. OF Wayne, moved that com
mittee of one from each county DC appointed
10 determine " ether the vote OF this Conven
ton be cast BY counties or townships Lall
on the table. :,
The following resolution. offered by Mr.
Hudileston, OF Henry, was unanimous!
adopted. viz:
Resolved. That the vote of this Convention
be cast BY townships; and that committee
of one from each county be appointed to de
,.rmine the number OF votes 70 which each
township is entitled, upon basis OF one 'o,'
for every 50 votes, and one Tor every frac'ioi
of e5 votes east 8. the last Sac election D!
the Republican party.
Msssrs. J c. Ha,idles.on, OF Henry; j. ID
Lo,z. OF JAY; G w Monks, of Randolph: an:
d. P. Holloway. of Wayne, were appointed
said committee.
On motion OF Mr. Siddall Of Wayne. 1t wa
Resolved. That il shall require maJorit,
of all the votes cas-. at any balloting TO max
a nomination.
On motion of E. B. Martindale. OF Henry
Thomas NJ Brown. Of Randolph county wa
unanimously declared the nominee OF TN
Convention for Prosecuting Attorney, Tor th
! 18Th Circuit.
On motion Of Mr.. Col5rove, OF Randolph
it was
Resolved. That the delegates present from
each county. be entitled TO east The votes o
those townships in their respective countie
which may not be represented IL the Con
ventlon.
On motion, the Convention adjourned Il!
121 o'clock.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

Bs5- Our friend Of the Lafayette Ameri-
can says we are mistaken N imputing to him
opposition to the Prohib.:ory Law and parti-
atty to Catholic policy. We cheerfully give
place to this disclaimer In speaking of the
Liquor Law. he says: 1--WE are decidedly in
favor Of such measure. and have always
hoped that the one nov in existence would be
declared constitutional. and that it would fin
ally become settled law Of the State" Does
our brother believe it TO be constitutional, OF
does he simply norE the Supreme Court will
SO decide it? The editor Of the American
has opinions of his own. The decision OF the
Court cannot influence those opinions. except
to submit to them in the Courts of the coun-
try. Will he tell us whether he believes the
present law in accordance with the letter and
spirit of our constitution? We inferred from
what we conceived to be bitter opposition
10 the Order of Know Nothings. that he had
gone over TO the support and defense Of the
political influence Of the Catholics in this
country. The order was established TO coun-
teraot this influence. hence opposSsion 60 rho
order is not far from a support OF Catholic
policy. Still our friend may be. and he says
he is, and we respect him too highly, to in,i
mate TO the contrary, opposed TO this foreign
influence, aud only resists the means adopted
by the Order to manifest that opposition. We
shall be pleased to hail oar brother of the
American rs . defender of the Prohibitory
principle of the present liquor law. 4, is now
feared that the influence of all its friends viii
be required to sustain it against the present
members Of the Supreme Court And we
shall with equal pleasure mark the opposition
encs Of the Pope Of Rome. and his emissaries.
In attempting to control the politics of this
country.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

After the 4ih ballo,lng, Mr.. johnson an
nounced that the vote of several OF the town
ships of Wayne county. which had given him
a malor V at the nominating election in that
county, on the Saturday preceding, having
been changed and cast against him without
his consent. and without authorit% from those
townships, withdrew his name, and he was no
longer candidate before the Convention.
Mr.. Grose. in few remarks. thanked his
friends for the support they had given him.
and stated that he was no longer a candidate
for the nomination, believing. as lie did, that
the excited state OF feeling which existed
among the friends Of the several candidates
now before the Convention. would prove I'M
favorable ID the election Of either of them, If
nominated.
Mr. Thomas G. Noble. Of Wayne. then
moved that Hon. Jehu I. Elliott, OF Henry
county. be nominated for Judge, By acclsna-
ton.
dressed the Coasen,ion.r. !,5 t a;ui hr;-ay ad
circumstances which had induced him TO be
come candidate and stated that IN view u
those circumstances. he could not consent to
the withdrawal Of his name, and he Therefore
still remalne. before the Convention as can
dIdate for the nomination.
After the conclusion Of Mr., Julian's remarks.
the motion Of Mr. Noble was put and carried
by a large majority.
Whereupon, the Hon JEHU t. ELLIOTT. OF
Henry county, was declared TO be ii'e nomi-
nee OF the Convention for Judge OF the ID
Circuit
On motion, the Convention then adjourned,
sine de NJ L. BUNDY, Prest-
7. ID buRoHEsALl S-e'vs.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23
IsMowrey. the parar.,our Of Mrs. Raran.

Et-Mowrey. the paramount of Mrs Raglan.
arrested on the charge of al ling her in pois
oning her husband has been released no bill
being fund against him. Suspicion fell up.
on him in consequence of le,ler sent 10 him
ihro' the Post Office by Mrs. Ra IAN in which
she called hun Dear Jimmy" and suggested
ways Of putting her husband out Of existence;
from which il WAS inferred that her designs
were well known by him. Mowrey had been
"a lover Of Mrs. r, before her marriage and
though both parties had families. it seems
thes. ties were insufficient to deter them from
guilt.
The Grand Jury found bill against Mrs.
r. but as she is enciente she will not be tried
this term.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23
Inspection of Liquors Terrible Develop
meuts.


1t will be remembered that late State law
created the Office of Liquor Inspector. DR..
H. Cox has been appointed Inspector of this
county, but as his authority to inspect with
out the consent Of the owners Is some what
doubtful, he has confined his duties entirely
to called inspect ons.
Since he has been in office he has inspected
seventy SIX quantities of various liquors. In
tile city He has found some pure liquor,
but great deal of low per cenage. and some
most pernicious fluids. In domestic brandy
and port Wine. he has found the following in
gradients in large quantities viz: Prussic acid.
smphuric acid. cider, alum, beet root Juice.
(coloring) nitric acid lo9leoo2, teal and cop
per-
He inspected one cask Of liquor represen-
ted domestic brandy, which was very
strongly tincturcd with sulphuric and nitric
acids, SO much So tia the drinking OF a reas
enable quantity OF il, would produce serious
injury. There was not particle Of alcohol
in 1t. In this case. but one man had parta-
ken of the liquor in the ca,k. and he was i'm
medately taken sick after doing SO.
As limited as the inspection has been. it
is sufficient 10 show that liquors are manufac-
tured and sold in this city which are sheer poi
son. and il is a matter of regret that the law
does not enforce stict inspection of all liz
uors. Il would be well for those who drink
10. ''look well to their glasses. - Cincinnati
Times.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

SsWe learn that Mr.. Fillmore IS having
the most brilliant success in English Society.
His fine personal appearance and graceful and
dignihed manners contribute quite as much
TO this as his political distinction. Queen Vic
toria SAYS he Is the politest American she ever
saw. and all manner of Dukes and Earls are
inviting him to their country seas He IS
accompanied. as Private Secretary. by Henry
E. Davies, Esq. formerly Council to the Cor
poration of New York. and author of Legal
work on the Corporation ordinances The
Know Nothing journals of the South are nom
inadny NJ. Fillmore tor President.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

A REApY-wIrrED MADNaN.-A gentleman
by the name Of Man, residing near mad
house met one OF lis poor inmates who had
broken from his keeper. The maniac sudden
" stopped and. resting upon a large stick.
exclaimed: Nv no are YOU. sir?'' The gen
tieman was rather alarmed. but thinking to
divert his attention by pun. he replied: Il
am . do,s5ge man: l am man BY name and a
man bv nature" Are YOU SOP relcined the
other: why. l am = man beside myself; SO re
two will fight you two
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

No BANK-Judge Bicknell this forenoon
granted an injunction restraining the State
Bank Commissioners from proceeding to or
sanise the New Albany Branch OF the new
STATE Bank From this decision the defendants
took an appeal TO the Supreme Court: but1
this cannot be decided by that Court ill after
the meeting Of the SAFE Board we SHALL for
the present at least. have Bank here. and
not Til after the other branches are organized.
Whether We get one then will depend upon
the disposition of our rivais-Madison. Rush
vile, Bedford, Vincennes, &c.-New albany
Leayer.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

DkArH OF Hon. ABBor LAw,xScx-rhis
distinguished citizen of Massachusetts, depar-
ted this life on Saturday morning last A
meeting of the merchants and others of Bos-
ton, was held in Fanisul Hall 1T an early hour
to take appropriate notice Of his DEATH
Speeches were made by Hon. r. c. Winthrop.
all the stores in the city. IS tribute of respec,
on the day Of the funeral.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23
AFTERNOON SESSION.

At the appointed time, the Convention re-
assembled and was called to order
Mr.. Holloway, from the committee to de-
termne the manner Of voting. submitted IA re-
port showing the number of vote, 10 which
each of the townships of Wayne. Henry and
r .ndolph counties was entitled, upon the basis
adopted BY the Convention; which gave IN the
aggre gate, 10 Wayne county, 62 votes: Henry,
43 vo rs. and Rand rlph, 80 woes. RuL being
unable TO ascertain the woe of the different
townships in JAY county. the committee re-
commended that the delegates present from
that county be authorized 10 determine for
themselves the manner in which their votes
should be cast. Which report was unani-
mously adopted.
The delegates from Jay county being una
bic to agree as to the manner in which the
vote of the unrepresented townships should
be east, determined TO cast the vote OF those
townships only which were represented in the
Convention, the same being four IN number,
and anritlad, in the aggregate, to 8 votes
On motion, the Convention then proceeded
to ballot for candidate .or Judge of the 18Th
Judicial Circuit.
Four successive balln.ings were had, which
resulted as follows. The whole number oil
votes being l43-necessary to 4 choice 70.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

\ PARAGRAPH We WISH CorIED BIZ Orr
EXCHANGES. Some of the ami American or
gans continue 10 reiterate The false and absurd
statement that if full vote had been poled
in this city Col Preston and the anti Ameri-
can ticket would have received a majority
We have exposed the entire falsity of this
statement, heretofore, and now refute il again.
The largest vote ever cast in this city was
considerably less than 6 900 The American
Rarity q fs aha as5 seslR ion psafra ga for
the vote OF PorLIaiIu- oetFty HtoTt >
~ Of any rote ever poiied in his city. After
two O'Clock in the afternoon hardly any votes
were given by either party, but up 10 this
time the majority for the Know Nothing par
" was steadily increasing. and there be
no doubt that If there hal been no disturbsn-
ces the ro g Of that party would have risen 10
AZ least 8 $40 or 2. go votes; and by no pos
>ibity could the anti Know Nothing vote
have exceeded 2 $40 votes. The attempt oil
the anti Know Nothing organs here to masnl-
fy a minority OF a; least ,OOO votes into a
majority Is too impudenl and barefaced Tor toll
eragion. Ii the ballot box had been carried
70 every legal voter in Louisville on Monday
last. the majority OF the Know Nothing ticket
would have been al leas, one thousand votes
Ii none but votes of native born citizens had
been counted tie vote would have been as 6
or to /. OF the $3.50 votes We have esti
mated for the anil Know Nolhings in this city
. fullv three-fo urths are foreisners.- srllh
Journal
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

CANDIDATE FOR JUpGE.-By reference to
the proceedings of the judicial Convention. It
will be seen that the Hon. JEHU t. ELLIOTT. OF
New Castle. has been nominated as the Re
publis an candidate for Judge of the 18th Ju-
dcial Circuit OF the qualifications of Judge
Elliott it is useless for us TO speak The PEG
pie all know him. and his nomination will give
general satisfaction to the Circuit
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

iELLow FEVER AT NORFOLK Il PoRrsMoU TIL.
VIKcINIA.-There appears TO be no decrease
in the virulence of this fatal disease in either
of these cities. There were 90 new cases re-
ported in Portsmouth, on Saturday last. The
Philadelphians have sent $4,000 to their re-
lief Baltimore has sent $40. goo New York
and other cities large sums
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

FIRE IN Lewiston, MA1SE.-A fire occur
red in this place, Monday morning last.
which destroyed the whole of the business
portion of the town. including the Auburn
Bank building. with all the books aud docu-
ments belonging to it. The loss is upwards
of 100000 and is but partially covered by
insurance
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

IS Hon. Thomas Corwin, ..Whig of a
fer years standing" and the venerable John
Johnson, fully endorse the nomination of Sen
ator Chase.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

EThe Missouri-kansss Legislature has
designated Lecompton, (named for Judge
Lecompte. of the Supreme Court of Kansas.
as the Capital of the Territory 1t is situs-
ted on Ksnsa. River. and IS about about sixty
miles from Weston, Missouri.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

EE-A locomotive built 10 burn anthracite
has been running hundred miles a day on
the Reading railroad for the pas, four weeks
Her performance is perfectly satisfactory
Good Judges on the road think her the best
for passengers they have ever known: has
abundance of steam. and throws no dirt or
sparks. Il will be, if entirely successful. an
economy of 43 per cent.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

yellow FxvKR IN NV ORIxASs.-Ths
fever il rapidly increasing in the Crescent city.
The deaths for last week were from this dis
esss S94. and from other sickpsss 1873.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

EWhy are the French and English like
the jeff 20 illustrations of Whigrery?''
Dye give it up. Because they are ALLIES
(allies)!
We accused our devil with being an imp
ertinent scamp for prescribing such an ally
psthic dose.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

ALABAx. Observation-Disclosures WIssToS
dem. is re el,-csed. The Legislature IS also
Democratic. According 10 The latest reports
the following gentlemen have been elected to
Congress:
/ Percy Walker K y. 5. wm- Smith; n;
2 Eli -bor Den- s. w X W : toSs' lelI-
8 J. r Dosa=.l Den- I. 5 '" HArFiss DS"
Syde1haGn Moore Dem
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

ESThe Richmond Examiner. the mos. a.
ira and frantic of all the southern journals.
comes out boldly in favor Of the repeal Of the
law which makes the foreign slave trade pifs'
cy. Ii says this has become necessary In Or
der TO the proper occupation oil the new ter
ritories opened to slavery, and 10 the success
Of the scheme for its further extension.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

Eg Wilson Shannon has accepted the OF
fee of Governor of Kansas. and gone TO tia
Territory.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

eighteen mohtns uiu, anu ia. -~l.a.. lid H.
at the caves Of the roof. sitting in the gutter.
and his feet dangling over the edge AZ I'M.
minent peril, she insanity slipped dowa the
roof. seized her child and succeeded 10 reach
ing the attic, when being in safety she fain:el
from tie terror and exertion.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

JUNCTION RAILRoAp--Hon. samuel w
Parker. has been elected President oi ms
road. vice. Hon John Woods deceased Mr,
Parker will make an energetic efaces' ano
worthily Eli tie place CT his predecessor.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

Governor Clark. Of New York. has com.
muied the sentence of death passed on Mrs.
Robinson, the veiled murd~ress. TO imprIson-
ment FOR life in the Sing Sing prison.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23
Ague Killer.

oaly IS cents per box. three boxss fsr fvo 1''
lars, EgERSOS 90 Proprietor.
Nc. -oush SIKH street PsaisceaFa's
Fer sale BY g. Potts snt VI c Leuis. RssAssoases-'
~ Srsxx and Dealers zrnersIiy. -
W. W ROBERTS S co ln1isssros. n
G-asrsi Wholesale SCENTS fer the stAss se se~
orders shoais be Addressed -
sSnz -. less.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA

7. as.troS. and removes all impurities irora' aas
-,rirhe. nj. pleed IL gives and energy 70 -
Muscle. and Nerves. and iavigor.tes me Sheas
TEN Il ~iiI prevent the disease q. eii Is 80 !.
- :. ..t.rn.,s AGAINST coa.zxion 50 9th fe~ers"
IN d. cold and issgaid states % Hs
s.;aa.-zaa IA IA os.e diseases dsPeaesng nfoA
:. i.,D,freA coalition Of the Blood or Nerves
sttIo4xs not iSin.ify intended for vet expsrise
a,.urovea !, 30 re II powerful rorreetos o.
g,.z..-, of kiaaey. Perio3Iczi Uterine 6fhcsitsss
ma re SEX or Servcas Headache. pecuGisr 20 =
MALES. ever known from 10 three boxes g.
-raIiy sF-<fsag . cure ssd but one ia sgas HOE
,ains 20 Mercury. Arsenic S2ginns-H Goes - :,
rurge yon4it sweat. sut silently makes yea 80
II according airections. it never fails to p's
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

SUPREME CoCRr-There has been report
in circulation that the Supreme Court had de
cided the Prohibtory Law unconstitutional,
No such decision has yet been made, but it is
no, known how soon it will be The opinion
is becoming very prevalent that such will be
the decision when made We wait in sus
pense the action Of this Court
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-23

TEsSEssgE-Thcre is no doubt Of the cleo
ton Of Johnson Dem 70 the Goyernor>hip
of Tenn. Tie American party viii have
majority in the Legislature and Of the mem
bers OF Congress. We fear that Gentry has
been defeated by the old Wings no. voting for
him. They could net forgive him for his op-
position TO Grneral Scott in 1852, and have
therefore left him in glorious retirement, upon
that beautiful farm, with It's cooling brooks
and bubbling fountains Of which he spoke
so eioquently in his ami Scott speech Congress,
! We are sorry, however. that he has been
defeated. for be is warm hearted. impulsive.
eloquent gentleman. and would have made a
capital Governor. We should Ike to know
if Gen. Cullum is elected. The Nashville
papers are silent in regard TO him.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-28


enclose The money checks tickets certificates
OF which send what 70 ordered by
Official schss, cacuy scned IN
and shc day re lottery draws We %
the Official drawing, ccrtihed by me connhfonr wM
expsnson OF The vssut Of e purchase rsase write
your ps,n the q pour post once county,
viii be paid BY drafts on the nearest ciues or
purchasers direct. -. ...,.,..
commssionsr i1 the following paper ~
Uninn," Of washington D. -
ese Iofcres public and carried on With the most
scrupuous integrity and being ~ and olde
the survsiance the appointed ofce supeinos
drawings the various oicrrs aod sumc'sht 10
the public u fairness with which ihsy are drawn.
responsibility Of The nanasen o. these osetes aho me
the Of all pzcs VII insure me
support approval Of all who feel dposcd 70 en-
baf in these enterprises. as =. !. sSa2, tN.,
is draw lottery OF this masniiuae,
desire 70 10
asked for ckets and c~iiea
chance Of 0bsaang Of these nngncfps
prixes .
bavns s orders promptly hsd aud The sc'ess confidence OBJ
served.
Thr d.n daily IN which we aways have
4 and ceuncssss o packages OF hoes from
S4 s3n Halves and qastrn IN pfopoHicn The Prices ~
which vay u 70 go % according 10 the price OF
cirsuiar eontasnine Maryland isaes
va" " ~ s Adarcc.s A. AZ ~ osdars n b II X. Brennan,
No. Calyen street, Baltimore, Maryland
Oct l4-dtQ3dNov ~ te
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Washington Aqueduct.

WasuINGroH AauEpucT,
Washington, March 2, 1859
DROP02ALS invited graduation and brick
ef inc Washington nqGeduct
Proposals. c 9Th OF May, will be opened at noon OF
that day. .
Maps profles specifications work will be ready for
and 10Th day Of Aprii
of particular culvcrts
bridges, &c described ia the plans and specifications
Portions bs completed under the
all unfinished work VIII
be subject appropriations Congress The engineer
the work IN be dnne and
appropriation and IN case
holding sufficiently decide when and
stopped funds become available.
will paid the Judgment OF
engineer properly executed so far as has
Payments cheeks The United Staten
monthly
per cent? will ion of all contracts that se work
men be paid monthly, and in specie
sealed and endorsed Proposas for work
Washington Aqucductp
United right reject all the bids
deemed 10
conducive the progress OF the
work. So .
Every written signed by
responsible the effect thai ne or cy under
enter mo obligation with good and sufficient
nndertaken said
United States district
Judge district agent officer OF
general individual known the Engineer or De
Of War; that the guaanors able 10 MAKE good ier
guarantee.
ehooe ehoe y y P'c NJ C. MEIGs
Capt Of Enzneers in charge
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The Of person viii be upon books, rness
The rsymeas of the sahscrpuoa be made advance.
distant subscribers may money eueE postage
Of which VIII be paid BY and all assumed by ourselves
saie uansmissioa.
The COUNTRY fAfER is pablisbed t weekly during the
sons OF Congress, aud sem ky during the
Subscriptions for period less than viii be received
terms propotiiors to The above annual
Uf-POsTMAsTERs authorized agents and,
BY sending DAILY sabcsbsrs, $50 enclosed;
titled copy srahs. y @e8 tet3