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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

LIGHT rSA DARK PLAcE-Brovn county
old Democratic Brown-which iast year gave
Al old line majority of $50. this year elected
. Republican clerk By $50 majority. Who
will now say that the world does not noyes
-lGreensbarg Press
E~A New York paper. speaking of the
report on gentlemen's fashions, says: There
is not much eAanae in genilsman's pansaloons
this monA6-"
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As Good az Pr'at5tory Lau.-FFe learn that Nose
ley who last week commenced incculang Of cur
citizens with Pertains such extent tina: numbers Of
them at least aie has been notified by Aess-s.
Parry Ras5ack theowners Of the house he occupies,
to ~vanouss the rancho immediately If uot sooner
Coed. say we. This he rgas way to operate. Give
every enc who attempt 10 sell intoxicating liquors
beverage dose Of Isti>g alone Neither rent them
house, or buy any thingfro them. long they sell
the sccu-sed thing It's ioetr;ne : goed Prohb
tory law, frisn. Of tsa2eraes VII lraatiee il
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and Chicago Railroad.


yUNHE sale exchange the undivided
half three Brick House the west end OF
Main the of Main and Washington streets
n occupied by r. w Robinson = Machine SHOP The
building about 60 feet eat " 40 deep together with
building the hack of tie lot Tbs house -
nearly u.whe about 90 ~ l3s feet, seod oca-
Tor business-a sides and alley
property will be sold reasonable
third hand, third
years. eSehan ged for farm roved
city property one. all one at time
have bargain, feE particulars. ap
plication be made ty mail or in person.
OF have number Of other pieces OF city property 70
dispose prices suit the quality Please give
call No. l6l Main I'd feer OF Lyndes hutd
IL D. FAME.
Richmond. December IL. 1885. a-3m
IndianA Weekly Journal please months and SEND
MI 10 this once
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PeNiaSlaua-

"a On Friday nigh; lss-As ear police we've roaming
round, friend Of Perks they found ten-foo.
pavsmsEt his bed, Nth Shows s:sae-step beneath
his hssd@and then hkdnends they did him hail. and
seor conveyed him TO thsaiii-they but IRE then 70
ws-ra him, and there he noozed until next nsrail
k95 Last Monday niss whilst under shc iniaence Of
Perkins, German undctook tae railroad bird
hut owing the fact shf his vision very much i-
paired BY the ravAges Of he disease and his knees weak
and lettering he missed his fooho.i and sunbled Oh
the west end Of hrage-aiing ten fifteen feet
He was considerably trussi but 10 bones broken.
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DRcEAsK OF JUpGE SAMrLK.-We learn,
with much regret, that Hon. Samuel C. Sam
ple died at his residence near South Bend, on
last Sabbath evening. Dec. ed Judge Sam
pie had been in feeble health for several
months. and for some weeks past confined 1t
home. He had filed with great credit the
important stations Of Judge Of the Circuit
Court, Member Of Congress, and President
gentlsmanly bearing and excellent judgement
had drawn towards him universal esteem. His
decsase isa public loss. while it is sd be-
resyeuent 10 his Afflicted end sstim sble family.
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CAN'r APPRECIATE. The Lafayette Amer.
lean says that the Did line Democracy of Indi-
ana cannot appreciate the fact tina. the major
part of the government printing in New ork
is given 10 the Evening Post. merely because
that paper is now ike the Indiana Democracy
were short time snce, opposed to the extern
sion of slavery in any Of the Territories. So
we 90
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CONGRESSIONAL Ballotinos
have been continued from day to day, and UT
up to the adjournment on Tuesday evening,
. Speaker had not been elected The votes
Of the democrats were uniformly cast for Rich
ardson. varying from 10 10 "a. Campbell
continued to receive the highest vote on the
Republican side. varying from so to 81. un ii
the twenty third baoting, when he withdrew
from the contest in few neat and patriotic
remarks:
Mr. CAMPBELL. asked the indulgence of the
House for a few moments. The country he
said Is looking upon our proceedings with
deep anxiety. and every member is ready to
acknowledge the Importance of speedy or
ganization of this body. We have now been
voting five days. and already twenty three
votes have been taken. ind tnat, through
the partiality of friends, have received, in six
of these votes, higher number than any can
date before the House. and in sll OF them
greater number than any gentleman plae I'D in
nomination by the opponents of the Admin
istration. Yet, sir. it is obvious to me that it
is impossible for my friends to succeed unless
| can perform one Of two things, viz:-either
repudiats my well principles with re-
ference 10 slavery and Americanism, or in
some way, directly or indirectly. make pledges
with respect to the organization Of my self-re
sPect, and, in my judgement, render me a fit
object for public contempt. Under these cir
cumstances, and feeling that the interests of
the country require an organization of the
House, and regarding those interests as para
mount to every other consideration, l with
draw my name as a candidate for Speaker;
and. in taking my seat, desire to return to
my friends. who have evinced so much fidelity
to me, my sincere gratitude. and to my polit-
ical opponents who have exhibited evidence
of personal regard. my thanks.
On the next bslloting. Mr. Banks vote rose
to Al and steadily advanced up to the thirty
ninth. on Monday evening. when he received
lot. within six votes of majority. The vo-
ting continued on Tuesday, and the most
strenuous efforts were made to unite the
northern republicans on Banks, but without
success; on the forty fifth and last trial Banks
received loo votes, Fuller 81, Zoiicoffer 4.
Orr ?, Scattering 10-ll2 necessary to a
choice II still continues uncertain as ever,
who will be the Speaker. when an orgsni-
zatian will ha affactad
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Western man-othe.s because he il net sufficient
y identified with the American party-o,hers,
perhaps, fear that he would not give them such
prominence in committees IS they desire. This
state Of affairs is deeply to be regretted bat can
not be helped.
Our friends from Massachusetts, present the name
Of Nathaniel p. Banks He was originally
democrat, but was elected by that party and the
Know Nethings. Some of our tariff friends in
Pennsylvania object to him because he is in favor
of free trade, and will net vote for him. Mr.
Banks commenced life by working ia a cotton
factory, then learned the trade of maeh;nist-
subsequently, studidied law and in 1888 was ad-
mitted to the bar. In tat year the Democrats
elected him to the Legislature. He was the friend
Of Van Buren,, Cass Polk and Pierce. He voted
in the last Congress against the Nebraska BILL but
received the entire American vote of his district,
and large number Of Democrats
Humphrey Marshall, Of Kentucky, was an
nounced as the can lidate of the Southern wing of
the American party, and received their entire
vote. No Anti Administration membe. from the
South he's voted for Northern man; bat our
Democratic friends knowing neither North
South-nothing but the spoils of Office and politi
Cal power; are D "NOItnern MAJ WIN
Southern principles Their candidate is Mr.
Richardson Of Illinois the god father and engineer
Of the Nebraska iniquity. There ID. however, no
probability of his election. The whole thing will
probably assume q new shape tomorrow, and
members will vote from motives of policy. The
object Of majority Of the Northern members is
to elect reliable Anti-N ebraska speaker, and so
far as l Individually concerned, / care but 1t
tie what bis antecedents have been SO he can be
relied upon
This city is crowded with v;sitors-on pleasure
and Office seeking The delay in the organization
of the House interferes materially with the latter
class, their business is lost sight of in the uncer
tainty Of who is to preside.
The Senate, of ceurse, transact bat little bust
ness. They meet and adjourn. The gaety of the
city will not commence before New Years. Then
the President will give his weekly evees and par
ties will be the order of nights cad but little le
gisiative business VIII be done during the day
The new buiidings Of the Capitol in sue Of
which is TO meet the House of Representative
and the other the senate, is rap dly progressing.
They are entirely detached from the old building,
and are splendid specimens of architectural skill
II viii require years yet to complete them. The
grounds are also being improved and are hand
somev orna-rrrtad
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Change Of Time.

THE Township Library will hereafter be kept open
Il Saturday Of each week, instead Of "Wednesday, be-
tween a. NJ, aud 3 z. NJ ; w LYNOE.
December 6, Isa5. Librarian.
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE
WAsHINGToS, Dec. 3, 1855.

WAsBIxGToS, Dec. 3, 1855.
\ bri.itaud glorious sun beams forth this
morning; we trust, suspicious Of the opening
4 the 3ith Congress. A large number Of
he members are in the city and the roll call of
,-day. will lad much more general atten-
lance than is common. There is, too, more
han ordinary excitemen. in regsrl TO the or
ganization of the House; and conectures at
.Ais early hour, rs to the result. would be idle.
Speaker may be elected to-day, or not for
week. All depends upon the degree of har
inony tina. may exist among the opponents of
the Naturalization. The election ought to be
made BY the anti Nebraska bill members. but
they are divided to some extent on the Ameri-
can question. And the members of the
American party ara also divided upon the
slavery question. This latter question. will.
however, control the election. as it should
The Speaker elected will not. in our opinion.
receive one vote south OF Mason aud Dixon's
me. II a true man is elected. do not care
/ such should be the fact. But the telegraph.
'sill give YOU the news, and my scribbling is
only speculation.
The ''magnifcen. distances" Of this city as
-elerred TO by Mr.. Randolph are fast disap-
earring before the march Of improvement:
ous whether the ether characteristics given to
Is city by that eccentric statesman, 10 pass
NJ away, l am not prepared 10 say. 1t is
cared not Washington has improved very
much since my last visit, aud is now assu-
sliag the appearance of a city in fiourishing
untry. Ii formerly resembled cross-rosd
en, upon grand scale. The visitors are
rseted with cordially by the citizens, but it
apostolic 10 keep down the impression that
asishness is a. the bottom of their cordial
eztneat-we mean the trsdesmen. There
gli be 10 objection to this, for if We are to
humbugsed, We prefer to have it done by 8
ling face instead Of a repulsive looking
5ateuaace. -Politeness will give smooth
10 Al saw.
have seen but little of lie e;ty or its lions,
;ag been busily engaged in preparing .
nc. II is in the true bachelor style. No
aad children to make il pleasant and hap
y. But enough of this. More hereafter. H.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6, 1885.
Tour days have been spent in useless bauoting
speaker Of the House, and We are now about
.erc we commenced This state Of Affairs may
~ strange to those who are not here to see the
aa,ces which have created and sustain these
ssensions With . clear Anti-Nsbr>ska major
ne are unable to agree upon . man to carry
i, sur principles The entire Anti-Nebrssks
ssation from Indiana have voted uniformly fer
:. Campbell He . our neigber. bold and
l-icss, and 1t the same time an able advocate Of
. hershsd principles friend to Western in
-, and in every respect eminsntly qualified
ne station. But IL probability d hat be
sao. be elected Whys Soma Of our Eastern
fais object IN the 6zst place, becauss be , .
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< The Pope hs addressed letter 10 the
Archbishops and Bishops Of New York. re-
commencing the Ctholies Of this country to
establish . College Rome for the purpose Of
educating Priests or America. The Pope
fears if Priests REEVE an education il this
free land. they WILDE less likely 70 carry on.
his suggestion to Bishop Hughes-aid in
crushing out Repolioanism" in this Country.
k@TocrrxA Bay Tin mer's Couvh
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MARKING A PRED1c1IoN.-Friend Bentley.
of the Brookvile Democrat seems to be still
elated with his FIRST choice" for Governor
John L. Robinson. and thus whispers in our
ear one Of the secrets of the forthcoming old
line Cow ention:
"The nomination Of John L. Robinson is
among the fixed facts, and his election is as
sure as the Cd Tuesday of October arrives"
The fla, has gone forth that the
Democracy of Indiana are bound to win the
day at the coming annual election. Mark our
prediction
We assure Bro. Bentley that he need not
apprehend any serious consequences resulting
to US from the doings Of the 9Th of January
Convention, whether his redoubtable candi-
date is incubated at the sitting thereof or not,
as we are perfectly indifferent as to the choice
that party shall make, believing any one NOM
mated by it, is sure to be defeated-but more
particularly Bro. Bentley's first choice. >
We have marked our friends prediction. and
conUuenuy believe that the result will
show that he al least is neither a prophet or
the son of a prophet.
Judging from the way Bro. Bentley felc.
tates himself on the favor" his suggestion of
al oleagsaons champion was received by his
party, we should rot be at all surprised if tie
Convention should now nominate him. that a
'serious and fatal disaster would occur in the
locality of Brookville-for we think Bro b. is
quite enthusiastic enough on this subject. to
attempt to do the same thing our neighbor of
the jeff did when lie was elected to the legis-
lature-hold himself out at arms length by
the sea. Of his breeches
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GREAT BARGAINS!

FEE Gnders rred offers FOR sale st the old Auction
sloan House building, larsey.ock of COTTAGE BED
sTEADS, embracing almost every variety the modern
will sell wholesale retail
prices low that any person wanting article
kind either sell their fail
be satisfied. Call c RUSSELL Agent
irna Dec
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Aitsst. b. W DAVIS. CIer.

EMsa. EMrS!
vCsT large iss q ssoz<s AID hs
- and fox sale very Lev ~ SAsOS hAA.
llsk zosta lss. le6S -
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OLD LINE MExrrSG.-The old liners IN this
county held meeting at Ceatrerille on
Thursday last, for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to the State Convention on the 8'h
of January We learn from one who was
present, that not more than two hundred were
in attendance. and yet the State Sentinel says.
1.-The meeting was one of the largest OF the
kind ever held by the Democracy Of this
county However. let the number be great
or small the ..embodinens'' were addressed
by John L. Rehssson, in his usual style-she
subject matter of which We are informed was
denuncialions Of preachers. fusion" Black
Republican know Nothing" and "Aboh
ton" parties-commenjasions of old line De
mocrscy and Whiggery, Squatser Sovereign
ty, and 'judieious'' liquor law-one tina, the
democracy could approve of, he declared the
present Prohibi,ory Law nullity. and pledg
ed himself that before .'ten days" the Su-
preme Cour. would declare 1t unconsutu,ion-
al contended tina. the South had perfect
right to plant slavery in any of our territories.
whenever they could command a major
ltv OF voters IN Sucn tSTritOrics-appip Tor
admission as Slave States. and the North. for
the sake of peace and the Union, should qui-
city acquiesce; said that Passmore William
son had purged himself Of contempt (by say
ing precisely the same thing when he was
taken on. of jail that ne did when he was put
in by Judge Ksse,} indicated the character
of that unjust Judge. told an anecdote about
preachers enticing away from the old line fold
the lambs of the flock, and asking them if
they had seen SAM and if they had no.,
directing them where TO find that ubiquitous
individual, &c.
A Mr.. Lowry followed Lard Or by way
of exhortation. and so well pleased were the
audience with his effort. that each wanted a
lock Of his hair, as memento of his services
twas a naouing one. The meeting nomins-
ted Jesse d. Bright for President; Gen. Charles
Raymond was recommended for Secretary Of
State-delegates were appont and. for fur
Their particulars, see Jetfsrsonian.
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Mighty Acres Good Land o the saiimony gu.,
Ia Southwest quarter. section 10. nsAip -.
county, four miles south sasi Of Camden.
DENNIS KING.
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VIouse aud Lot near Washington Avenue Lot
u three acres. large house, rooms, uiik
spring stable and durable sprnr
Lot sabdiyidsi AdvantAgsossly. snug cottage
pleasantly situated will be taken N exchange.
DENNIS KING
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Dennis & Kings Column.

DEN Is g KING.
Auctioneers, Brokers and Commss.,o,
Merchants
AT The OLD STAND OF W. 7. DENNIS Co
No. "a Haia street, Richmond. Iai..
DUY .aa sell Real Estate and Personal p,,,...
iDSroeks, boads md Notes. ?'
Dealers II Improved stock. Tsruiaz Tai. -,
Machinery. of every description. Also Gr.;r -
duce and Grass SeeGs Of al Kinds
Agents for the purchase .a9 sale of v.,a,h,.
II LOANS negotiAted, and CASH adv saee. an go
signmsnts.
John Hunt Esq. Banker, Richnoni;
Lewis Eark Esq
Brown s Morraw.
Riehnaad, Oct 1, 1855, xa,f
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GRAINi GRAINi! GRAINmi

WE want FRY sasa.aha ba.heisc Corn;
" TseE.y 8h.As;
Forty :" Gate.
FOR rkleA cash and tie hi prices Will be 5aic
November DENNIS KING "a Main street
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ErI6HTY acres % land, Ees % kieh-nsaa. near
tke junction Of klssai and EAton pike, viii be sold
hArS.ia d. AK.
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George A. Prince 4 Cos Me10Aeooe.
Of tkis character has given szss
~ uniform s>sirfaesioa. oves three thousand hsss
sold annually fo- the past three years. In 20 =.
stance has seen rssarasc tessessse. Whcssass
and retail dspo, No. 5 Wet Fourth street. Clec.ans-
W. 3. CoLBUkN.
Decenbers. Piano and Aeiodeon Dealer
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Cteam saw Will sIa six Of good lana seven
STnes north Of knishtsasn. Henry county, Good
DIV engs and ont buildings Mill in good viii
SAnrie Machine and Corn Crusher all Complete Engtas
ample power and plrny OF poplar timber close tie
mill Will &c sold very low. DENNIS KING.
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improved Lot on Main eet. " it'll all the
Assry eonvenenees for Livery Business. Lot 81 and
As by l65 feet in good order. Terms low and easy
with payuents or i'll be exchanged for good western
lanos DENNIS KING.
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AN ORDINANCE 70 repeal Ordnance entitled
..AE Ordinarce ex.ssd Fifth street 20 CsnSs
street. passed December IS. 1885
SEcTzos l. Be II ordained OF the Mayor SO on
ouneii Of she City Of Riehmop1, that said ORA
nance be and the ssns 10 hereby repealed.
SIC. q This Ordnance 10 take effect and ss 10 osss
from nj after It's passage
Passed October "a, 1858.
Attest: 3. W. E4rIs. Cisrk
December 6. 1855.
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A GOOD house and lot on Pearl street, 40 el2 feet
"a front by 1872 feet deep. IN good order. and will b
sold low easy terms DENNIS KING
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1Nl6HTf ACRES gess lard On the Ne~sss;e Railroad.
- seid lew. DIX
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nNE hundr ed and sixty OF splendid land IN
" Polk county, Iowa, seven miles from DssMoinss.
| and one-hslf mile from nesAiones river-foriy to
sixty acres in timber Well wstered and good dry
soil. Terms moderate. DENNIS & KING.
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nNE thouss nd dollar mortgage new and valuable
Oproperty, tn thre times this amount, viii 10
soldto pay the purchaser ten per cent,
Novs Den MS KING
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A New Frame Cottage on seventh street. near
"A Mairvery snug and rtAbie in first order
will be sold DENNIS q KING.
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! A FINE brick store and dwelling Main street. all
"A in good ORDER and of the very best business
locations in the city. Possession given immed.tsly
! Nov. DENNIS KING.
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vU>hree Thousand Dollars in Richmond CITY
II Bonds, bearing per cent, for sale ON fair terms.
DENNIs& KING
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we prepared furnish AcPAsrsSn 5 Co.'S pa
" tent hay and cattle 20 all these wanting a. ove
aud article than has offered In the
market These Scales require pit ssiis easily t.
and removed And always light and rss
Bile n Territory for the gsss Of
pared seiI, and 1t furnishes ch4acs aay
W III fes sharp ideas, to make = fortune
For further particulars, enquire Of
DENNIS & KING.
November sele Agsats for i.tisas
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HIGHrY OF fine land in Delaware county,
IL iowa, five miles from the county seat. Delhi J
Will be exchanged tor good house and LOT in Rich
u,ond DENNIS KING.
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~ God Water Power, Saw Mil and forty ave acres
~ splendid land, three miles from Richmond. I've
ellings. and able springs
first order-geed stone and lime kiln
premises. VIII be sold at bargain.
DENNIS & KING.
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q House and Let n Main street. between Franklin
~ ~ feet front by 100 deep The ell
gisle property the for profitable improvement
DENNIS KING.
, 1855-07-06
From Salt Lake.


The DEsEREF NEws-We are indebted
to Mr.. S. W. Sullivan, for flies Of the Dcs-
eret Nc,os for April
The Mormons held General Conference
on the 9th, 1th, aud 9th Of May. The
Ne,cs describes the meeting as large and
harmonious.
The names Of one hundred and fifty-six
persons are given Of those who will go on
missions this year. N ~
The statistics presented are given be-
low .--s Z, =. /, ~. .3 .-'
by compiling the late reports nom the
several Bishops, there are now in this Ter
riiory, First Presidency. Apostles, I
Seventies, 20S6 High Priests, IT'S Ell
ders, 994 Teachers, All; peaeons, 22T
besides he-usadf ratio u persons not yet
ordained to the ministry. fftel a1T
Missionaries now sent, and already in
the field, from Utah Territory, to different
portions Of the earth. 331.
During tue last six months there have
been born in Utah Territory, 965; died,
26S; baptized, AIS; accommodated, S5.q
From all accounts the missionaries b.
the Mormons arc pfoselyting vigorously in1
Europe just now. We are informed that
more than FIVE hundred Latter Day Saints
arrived at Philadelphia, from Liverpool,
on Saturday 9Th inst, in the ship Juventa;
and four hundred md twenty-fonr other
zealois reached the same port q few days
previous, oil bound direct for Salt Lake
City. .,-'' -