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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
sfiOISfOnCS,
Thermometer Churn.
House trimmings

ALWA AVS right, and the best in sale bv
"A February -, W. T. DENNIS.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
Something About schools.

We know a man who last summer hired foui
colts Fasured on . farm some five miles distant
At least once in two weeks he got into wagon,
and drove over to see how his juvenile horses
Jared He made minute inquiries of the keeper
as to their health, their daily watering, &c. he
himself examined the condition of the pasture;
and when dry season came on he made special
arrangements to have a daily allowance of meal,
and he was careful to know that this was regular
ly applied.
This man had four children attending dis
trct school kept in small building erected at
.tha cross roads. Around this building on three
sides is space Of land six feet wide, the fourth
side IS on a line with the street There is not an
out house or shade tree in sight Of the building,
OF the interior Of the school house, we need not
speak. The single room is like too many others.
with all its approved plans for producing curved
spines, compressed lungs, i'll health, &c.
We wish to state one fact only. The owner
Of these colts, the father of those children, has
never been into that school house to inquire at
ter the comfort, health, mental food, daily
dealt out to his offspring. The latter part of the
sumner we CHANGED to ask .who teaches your
school, and his reply was Tho did not know, he
believed her name was Parker, but he had no time
to took after school matters ''-1merican 1gricul
turiR
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

DIsrR4ssISG AFFAIR-TnREE PEsoss FRozEN.
We learn from a source entitled to credit, that
during the recent severe weather in Illinois. a
mother and TWO children were frozen TO death
under the most distressing circumstances A
man was driving between Chicago and Galena.
with an OK team in which were his wife and two
small children. At night the storm upon
them with its snow. wind and cold. They could
no: build fire. because, tie ground being coverd
with snow there Vas no wood to be seen, and
their distance rorn any habitation prevented them
from reaching hospitabe shelter Before morn
Ing tie wife was frozen stiff, and, as a desperate
expedient to save the lives Of his children, the
man killed both his oxen, cut them open, took out
the viscera placed his freezing children in the
cayites But their death was only delayed by
this, as they froze dead also. The man, leayins
the dead bodies Of his wife and children on the
lone prairie, succeeded in reaching a house,
where he was kindly cared for.-St. Louis -Neles.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
The Railroad over the Tsthmus.

The timber used for the purposes of the road had
to be transported, every foot Of it, from the United
States and Carhagena all the houses built for the
use Of the Company which comprise large number
the laborers having large and commodious frame
boarding houses, built at stated intervals upon the
line of the road-serc all transported from the Uni
ted States. The ties or sleepers for the road were
brought from Carthagena, and are of wood called
lguum vita and cost by the time they were laid
down ready for the rails 81 30 each There is not
d foot of timber the whole line Of the road that
could be made available for constructing the road.
All the provisions for the of the laborers and
attaches Of the Company are also brought from the
United States.
The first seven miles of the road after leaving
Aspinwall thro almost mpenetrabls swamp,
the water being from three feet deep the whole
distance. The soil at the bottom is composed of
blue mud, soft and miry. Spiles driven down
the whole distance, and frame work built upon the
same to the height of twelve feet which was sunk
down to a level of the road and then baasted or
filled up with stone and gravel which makes the rood
very substantial and solid The road then takes its
course along the bank of the Chagres River and
crosses that stream at Barbacoa by fine and subsan-
tial bridge which will compare favorably with any
work of a similar nature in the United States.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

White Fish and Mackerel. Cordsge Halter Ropes.
' &c. for sale by l. u. COOK son.
July 90 1851. SLIT
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

amendment Of our State CoHstitutioH.-A joint
resolution has been introduced into the House OF
Representatives amend the Constitution IS follows;
L. To prohibit foreigners from volt who have
not been ilaturalized under the acts of agrees.
2 10 declare that Off -ers in the mil not receiT
ing an annual salary and DeputyP ostmasters whose
pay does not exceed ninety dollars annually may hold
another Office.
g. TO allow annual sessions Of the Legislature,
and 10 be unrestricted as to the length of the session
4. In amending to only require that the section
or act as amended, be set forth.
s. j o strike out Of sec. %, art 4. these words,
"and uniform operation throughout tic State.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
An Internal Report.

Somebody, to the writer of this unknown, tells a
joke that may be worth printing, even after risk oil
its being old;
In a small town in of the counties of Ken
lucky stranger rode up to the door of tavern, and
having dismouned, ordered stall and oats for his
horse 4 crowd of loafers that class of Independent
citizens who are equal to decent men, except
on election day. swarmed about bar room doors and
stand waiting to be invited up to the counter
Among this crowd the strangers business a sub
ject of impertnent speculation. One fellow more
impudent than the rest made free to enquire of the
traveller what occupation he followed, to which the
latter replied that his business secret for the
present, but that he would probably make it known
before leaving town.
Having spent day or two looking around, visiting
places where whskey sold and making various
inquiries the amount retailed the number of ha-
bitual druhkrrds in the place the number of dogs
kept by people whose children went to school
or had enough to eat-after in fact making com
plete moral inventory of the town. ne concluded 10
leave, and having mounted his horse was about to
leave when his inqustive friend stepped up and said:
See here Captain You promised to tell your
business before you left and we'd like to hear from
you on that pint.
We'll said the Stranger, Il am agent for the
Devil-l'm hunting a locatiou for h--, aud glad
I've found place where it will not be necessary to
remove the present inhabitants"
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

Glorifeation at The Passage Of the hpdiana
temperance LaW.-On Saturday evening last
many of our citizens, as if inspired BIZ COM
mon impulse illuminated their business houses
and dwellings, and came out into the streets to
congratulate each other, and whomever they
might meet, upon the passage of the prohibitory
law. Every corner upon Main street was crow
ded by men and women, while the boys occu-
pied the streets with bonfires and lighted turpen
tine balls. The members Of a hose company got
out their carriage, and with lighted torches and
the Brass Band. paraded the streets. The crowd
collected in front Of the store of Messrs Lefevre
and Underwood and directly opposite the noto-
rious drinking house of Mr.. Cassel. Here a
brief speech was made, and three cheers given
for the Indiana Prohibitory law, when the crowd
adjourned 10 their respective homes.
Mr. Cassel from motives best known to him
self, also lighted up the windows Of his house
Il is not the first time the devil was clothed as
angel of light 10 deceive the credulous
Again Wednesday evening. BY previous
arrangement, the Starr Hall was crowded by our
citizens and quite number of the friends OF
temperance from neighboring towns. Speeches
were made by Rev. James B. Finley. Of Ohio.
Rev Mr. Van Cleve, Of Eaton, and Prof Geo.
B Jocelyn. of Centreville 4 Torch Light pro-
cession was then formed. preceded BY the band
and marched through several of the streets of
the city These demonstrations indicate the
feeling of our people in favor of the Prohibitory
law which has just been enacted by our State
legislature. and mean, in unmistakeable terms.
that the law viii be enforced, in its spirit and
letter.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
,ar from gsaEaaa.--S.Feat tommosioa on t1e
Laiet Island.

LINT Island.
Nrw YoRK. Feb. 1.-THE steamer Cahawiia,
-r;-b aIyices from Havana TO the l2th inst, has
TIE illibusters had not yet landed on the Island
b-,t the authorities continued on the alert and
orrests were being constantly made. The day the
Cahawha started. highly di tinguished lawyer,
named Ciiza was arrested; The British Us, steamer
rnloseus left Havana for England. There were
still in port the British ship ofthe-line Bosawen;
The sloop vestal. the brig L'Espiegle, and the
steamer Media.
A report prevailed at Havana that the Cover
nor of Puerto Principe had been arrested as a
partv to the conspiracy against Concha, but Ii
was doubted. A decree had been issued limit
Ing travelling licenses to fifteen days. instead OF
one year as heretofore.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

In the Massachusetts House on Monday it
moved that the Judiciary committee inquire
into the expediency of requiring all Roman
Catholics, on being naturalized to renounce all
allegiance to the Pope of Rome, as a temporal
Prince.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
Later from Texas.

New OaLEAss, Feb. live have Galveston
dates to the 18th inst, by telegraph. The Indl-
ans had committed many depredations on the
frontier, and had killed eleven and captured five
whites The settlers were greatly alarmed. and
had assembled with their families for protection.
Five companies Of troops had been organized at
Fort Chadburne to proceed against the Southern
Camanches. \ general war was deemed inevi-
table
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
New JeWelrv Store

'i'iE unsrsSnet respectfully informs his friends and
TIE rAole that he has orened JewelrF at
Nc 80 MAZE street oPESite Starr Hail. where ready
torepalr ocSs = stedes Jewel Sc. OF short notice
AtSo Engraving tone 70 order te has on h nd
fine assortment Ct Ieweiry Matches Chains Rreaspas
possible rates He sociss share the publics paron
age S +. ESTEIL
February @. IS55. 50,
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

HARD TrMEs.-Cattle are positively dying in
Paris, Charlestown, and other places in the coun-
ty Tor want of food--starving TO death. Farm
ers are, Unexpectedly, unable to get either hay or
grain in sufficient quantity either from its scar
city or high price, To the lives of their cat
tie Portage Democrat.
The same unfortunate condition of things we
learn exists in some of the eastern townships
IN this county and in portions of Ceauga 4; Ashta-
bula The great drouth last season cut off hay.
grass and other crops. and the country is too
cleared up to afford browse for the stock. The
snow has been deep and long on the ground, and
many farmers attempted to winter over stock they
could not dispose of last fall except at very de
preciated prices. One farmer in Mayfield, we
are informed, has 80 head of cattle and not a
lock Of hay TO give them. HAY is held there at
$40 per ton Cierclanf Herald
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
MARRIAGE RECORD.

LICENSES ISSUED SINCE THE l4Tu, FEB. 1888.
Feb. 70, Levi SaaIer 10 Mary Ann 1ohnsonbaagh.
Is, I.arkia G. Turner 10 Sarah Eaislev,
- james Black - Ella Ann hl.,erunan.
Feb 81 1873
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

RELIGIOUS NOTICE-Rev Mr.. CoNBs,
will preach in the II, E. Church, on Sunday next,
IT I0I o'clock, \. VI.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
Music for the Million!

Ut reelection thc price coryreht Music. OF
ers facilities "a the public heretofore enjoyed That
Together with he extremely low uic sell
ing Piano FCrtes viii enable all who cultivate the science Of
music 1t comparatively small exneuditurea0i have
doutte increased el for sheet music viii amply
safe US for This Important change.
is AMI fcrwaTfng
the with advantage
per cent. additional discount Send in orders.
C0LRTR & FIELD.
= West Fourth'st Cincinnati.
T&N--
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

Shadt F.37
h. &. VI. Kern.
vol, l2aao, With p illustrative Prise 81 So
The illustrations for
manuscript IN the hands printer and viii
the volume Froaaee hz8soest style
Tie Advantages which
kncslsase Of his business.
Pisntes Of Paris. Coad
Versailles during the Philippe.
Of his nnes fer exegstng the he has undertaken
while the Postsons he has held
that EEa lie nAzea the charge OF eeis
his capabilities by practical
The book 5 eElnenty practical
Thousands q practical people IN portion Of
who desire hnts aHa Suggestions aid them
their premises The needed help small
co<s-aarrzre4 IN EngiisA
zhheTiag book eer. RENTING 81 ssby "
posllshsd- be
MOORE wILsTaCH. KEYS 8. Co Pugl3zbe-s
3 west Fourth CGz-iura-7
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

e. DECIDEDLY CooL-Onc of the most i'm
pudent impoStions that have ever come to our
knowledge, took place on Saturday last The
following are the facts as they were detailed TO us
IN the Mayors office Yesterday On Saturday
morning last a respectfully dressed Irish woman
residing in the Thirteenth Ward, called upon a
Mrs "A benevolent lady residing on Sixth near
Broadway, and weeping bitterly, stated 10 Mrs
A. that her husband was dead. and that she was
N want OF money to buy coffin and bury him.
Inc earnest appeal of the woman induced Mrs.
n 10 promise immediate relief, and to collect the
necessary funds and bring it down to her house.
Mrs- ~ succeeded IN raising about eleven dollars
and went to the aforesaid woman's residenc on
me door OF which was piece of Grape Mrs
A. entered The wife was seated in an oil chair
CRYING as II her heart would break; ana in ore
corner Of the room. laid out on board, was the
body of her husband. covered with sheet ex
cept the top part of his head The wife rave .
piuful account of her husbands affection and
death, and concluded BY saving that the funeral
would take place on Monday. Mrs A. gave her
the money and left the house. Soon after, she
missed her handkerchief, and returned to get ii
Upon opening the door, 10 her establishment she
found the corpse setting up. counting and ex-
amlning the money, and his wife in fit of laugh
Ter The mans face whitened with flour TO
give tia deathly appearance. Mrs. AS uneS-
Pecled entrance nonpluscd them that the man
SSpraas from his board, and made his escape
through the back door with the money The
we apologized by saving that she Thought one
- ne halt dollars was bogus. and her husband
As only sounding to see If ii was good" Mrs.
a. was 50 completely sold that she left the house
ae,eFmtned never TO be tricked again Cincin-
sata Gazette
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

THE UsA,' paper deroted TO the eleration o.
,eonan, is published in Boston Mass, BY S. c
Hewett, and edited by Mrs PAULISA W. DAVIS
1t is quarto of IS pages and conducted with mucl
ability. Persons who feel interest in the subjec.
to which the Una i devoted cannot fnd more ac-
ceptable paper in the country. Business letter.
must be addressed to the publisher, and communica
tons to the editor at Washington City. Terms, 81
per year.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

After numerous ballottings and protra cted de
bates the election of U. s Senator in Misso uri
has been postponed to the second of March
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
Report Of the Board Of Health

There has but Small Fox reported
o Board Of Hcalth raia the p1zs aI Is it,
-nildesi form. Henry kribbleN
:. r. " It,GINS.
Sacresary of th- Board u Heath.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
Private School.

INN. W. AUSTIN viii session OF his
w school the house the public
the first Monday March
First Department McGueys 9Th and 5h Readers; Rays
smiths NtchefIS
raphy, Wizards United States History ComsocA Philosophy
Rays AlEebr1. !, writing, 50 %
Second Department Chemistry. Cutters Pysi
tronumy, Neieorology and Woods Botany. s. 90.
middle
made
by protractel illness.
February - 1855 1875
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
Cincinnati Market.

WEDNESDAY, February 81.
FLOUR GRATN.-The N of to
bbls from Hamilton Railway 50 1a.
PROFISIONS-The sales included in hulk
65c 1000 do Sides 4ooO DO Shoulders
try at SIP: $50 hhIs No Lard s34c
kegs do and 100 at
tHEESE-A sale of 4G0 boxes
SEED-Sales OF 63 bills Clover at Sc % &C 10
/ OLA sale Of IL bills Luseed at
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

lust Received. Direct from New York,
a Tue styles Of Silk Plush and Cloth Mems and
- Boys and Chldrena Caps Also the latest styles Of
1I.aiies' Fars. JOHN SUFFRISS
October = 1854. 4j-tf
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23


New -Four BoLr-MessrS T b Hunt, and Ellis
Nordyk, Of Richmond, have obtained patent for
Improvement in boiling -four. The .lqerjcan says
# it:
It embraces the expanding aud contracting Of the
otating brushes which raiast the inner surface
the wire cloth OF the bolt and force the -four thro
he meshes these brushes bearing with Z greater or
ess pressure against the wire cloth, according
hey are adjusted Adjustable spours ARE also en-
oloved and so arranged, that the h8ed -four may be
separated, At various points underneath the bolt ac-
ordng to the nature OF the grain that IS being ground
MARRIEp-By Zoe, Esq on slniay eyenfng FEB
1855. Mr. LAREIS 6 TUSER Miss EADsLES,
DIED-In this city inst OF her
William paIty Mrs MARGARET LESTER, IN the s5h
her
On the 9th inst, Morris Daley William Daily,
IN the 18Th year Of his
On Thursday morning, Of infa mmatoty rheumatisln
GEORGE, youngest Of " Il. w. and MARY LYNDE,
aged L years and - months.
II INEALIDS recovering from the effects Of Fever,
Bilious Diseases, long continued illness Of kin
sil find Carriers Spsnsh Mixture the oly remedy which
from the blood excite the liver prompt aud healthy
rction and tonic properties, restore the patient to
life and viEor.
We only say try single bottle worth all the
socalled SarsaParas il existence. contain Aer
Opium. any other naxious poisonous nd
Be given to the youngest infant thout Hesitation
See the certificates OF wonderful cures around the bot
tie More than 500 persons in Richmond Va, testify
TO its good effects.
For sale by a. o G. PoTrs, Richmond.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
school Notice

MISS AMANDA BRG0kINS. viii open n School in the
w cast Of the Warner Building. recently occupied
by the Mayo- Of the city, Monday the 10th inst Read
ing Writing Agithmac Grammer Geography Physiology,
Chemistry and Philosophy. will lie taught. Also. Painting
and Drawing Her viii be those usually charged for the
resncctike hrarnnas.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
Richmond Pump. Sash. Blind q Door
fIanufncIOry.

TOSEPH DICKINSON has bought the stock hand, Of
y and Door Eaeory, carried heretofore
his Pump Mandatory and has employed competent work
the and will hereafter carry that business
all branches in connection with the Pump business. Or
Sash, Blinds Door Frames. Pumps, Lead "
Piping will be properly attended reasonable prices
his establishment. will be warranted
give satisfaction considerable stock the above
ccs on hand. p mo- 10th, 1855.