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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-05-01

n, a Of Re II aul .icsr> a. Ia3ianspeli~ ~
~ - ..,,-,., 4 = >, The e,9s5lsra.
t.ea ~ o1T neg sesF-
e" leaders from S.e fsn q i,ate A1'7"'
r,.;eisls.s The prc>.4.. position Of he pro-sAve
:. 4....-.,. =, ,,-.,+-;....- 81 the Is is now
i
'N'''s .>'-e~ -
contrast "I'h h1s former .aeehaeA SEM
rsea.s therein promul gated.
..G-,o,veG. That.he pr,,.,e a Indiana fativ
,.ae.sr Nth lie opinions aaI dos .r;ur~ - tie
Demasra:ic pa~.v of laljara in 1855 aul
1850. as EXPRESSED by their party lealers.
waioh sentiments wy7e declared AM p4o.ssb,
Il - follows
rs iest5.,,.is, If slavery os.-bt MOTTO be
i..r.4,,,ed into any Terrl.o.v where i aa>s
,, r.,ss .x.-..''
ID : tfa I,,.v Of Con --ess IN prevent the
fa,ralac.ia3 II slavery within the5r limits
, JsrxaIaI;o.s or STATE care! ~, 1870.
..C,a.-r,>s can. II my "a l..aaaat, eaa,g..r.
. s.tt S1-.,..,. lie ,qfr..-gt,.I1.,a ~ slavery
~, fE1sa .,ts.,r,.s ..-g.a.x N...s-9sai.
, -. ,ote
~ haya 81, Hesitation IN Saviar Ia, Ca.
.rr4s~ does possess tie rlsusr. ugler lie Con
3: ~li.ufion If nrahsalsia, slavery IN he ;eTrl-
" .ar;-, Of New Mexico aad California. ~ in
n ,,, cher territory. whilst the common pro-
l. .p.rtv Of The con feleracy = Z '3cIri L. Haa
J. .s.fa Dxe 1913
,j5 '"0nr newly acquired territories are now
t. So, ~, tba 81 -taIer curse q negro slave
sr ~ !, !, admitted On al hands in the free
- So "a they shaalJ BE kent -. tleg-
:, 1,NNes' - ~. - ,r,,a
'S'N''o' - 80 .',,..;, 4,s
N rj.-ht 10 exercise p,we- il has al,eady 50 Of
- IN ana 20 uniformly exercised - f. II
lot CIars5er1aia, Pee ia48
Ne Wee in the Congress Of the L 5. l
le- should most az~uredly give my vote and inte
or rest in favor 81 every proposition Tor cxclu-
lot diar slavery from any territory acquired. or
| hereafter 10 be ayQuned by the I ) lsaould
al ,,,,.,ii,,, -, ~ t,,n.,r4~s on
'sa deem any prospective &c ''n u Ing, u
y The subject beSh leaai anu -
joan A1a's A<'
f. 1,;.l.,a =. ,ht! subject OF slavery IN
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Ir Thanks to the kindness Of several of

~ Thanks TO the kindness Of several Of
our friends for procuring the large lists Of
campaign subscribers sent us. There is yet
room on our books for = few more Of the same
sort. We trust our friends throughout tie
county viii help Us to extend the circulation
of the Palladium, and hold up our hands.
whilst we administer through is columns the
soye. eign remedy for curing our pro slavery
opponents Of the llack vonit, which 'hey are
endeasoE:ng to tLEoR Up on The soil dedicated
70 freedom. Le. each subscriber procure Us
one more. and we WI feel strengthened in
our inner man. sufficiently 10 peve to those
uiJGked Hate rial zers Ito infest tie free North,
tha. th4 Union ca,a be saw BIZ extendiug Ike
area Of freedom owe. every FOO: Of our free
territories. instead Of further extending .he
black curse Of slavery and Matchmaking ii,
Cone ahead with your lis.s, friends!
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.ye Quite a large meeting Of the RepubI

~ Q"''e q" '"' = ii'eeei''5 o. 'he Ittt4oIl-
can. was held at Coune-srilie on tie Igsh.-
Hon. Samuel v. Parker and VIM. Gr5se al
dressed the people, aad jrrvduP their NH. i
b. way Of remembrance, in regard to tie
great and ont question now astatins tie
American peqIe throughout tie Uuiaa-
North and Suth-:he far.her extension Of
slavery. 3 ThsPeople are up and do;ngs in
old Faye.:e, ID the cause Of Free Kansas
viii BE triumlan.ly vindica;ed there a. the
haII8. box, ammo mistake
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- We have given up large portion /
our paper this week 10 tie use # cur cores
lonient., and the publication ofJoHs HAMS
Address, on taking final leave Of Green
mount school, Of which school he has been
lie efficient Principal ever since its establish
,utnt
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gJohn 4. Washington. tie present 20
nr;a.o- 81 the Noun. Vernon Estate, says. u
= letter addressed TO the Nstoaa. Intelhgen-
Ger. that IS the general Government and he
STATE Of Virginia had refused 70 give the
rr;ss Be- had set on il. and a ;hey were ths
anIy parties he would sell % II any event
49,, Noun. Vernon was 10: for sale"
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r~The l. 0. 0 F. had grand celeoFa-
ton in Cincinnati, on the e4th. Upwards oil
< 900 Odd Fellows were gathered together y
one procession. from ali parts ofthe lnion' q
celebrate the thirty seventh anniversary q
their order in the United Sts;ss
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Era. the Philadelphia Ledger Fr.l 3.
Trouble Among thu Friends.

ERIENp~' YEARLY NEETING-Ihe ortho-
dox branch Of the Society If Friends are
now holding their Annual Meeting at their
Meeting house, Fourth and Arch streets
This meeting, TO which uorc hat Friends are
admitted, we understand is i.kcly to he
stormy one, in consequence 81 a difference
81 opinion on the tendency Of tie views Il
Joseph Quincy difference which has nc-
easioned a schism IN two # the Yearly Meet.
Is Of the Society, VIZ that Of New Eng
''i i,., ID Ohio
! e .s.-in Of the difficulty occurred some
Getty in Ncw Engt...5 cveali;,4., ~, VA.
bur and several others =, ~ ,,~@,,,.a -
slander5us defamation OF H.. .r,T7rsrto. ~
Quincy HE expelled Fricuas c..5II;sf.aI
early Meeting, and addressed cIi.,Ioe >,
the various bodies Of their denomIlatls.s IN
this country and England. AnuInlcr IF tie
Societies took no notice q tile subject. and
therefore refused to recognize thc Lev Sci
ely ; but the Society here showed n dispo.
sltion to call.n question tie act n tic Ner
England Friends IN expclliue Wiluur and
associates, bat this was resisted by manr Of
the Friends
Noetl.sr early Meeting. czccIt lie one
IA J hilaAclphia, has acknowledged tie VII
bmItc body - a early Nael.f =. la sep
araflon or divisions takes place ii the meet
ing here, the property at Fourth and Arch
would doubtless - to the anti WIlburs. az
the '.iiI vi William Penn gives t. the Soeic-
~ tac srouad under a decd which conveys +
- them fer the use Of and benefit of lie
society Of Friends IN unity with the london
! e'.Ily Meeting tie Wilburife BODY not
lasla. been acknoal ed2cd either Ia En-.
aId or Ireland
/ lie session -. f.tr 141s Iaa,, sl.-e.> -;..E
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be found IN any oAc good eF PAD JudIt
an merely speaking OF certain good ana bad
pojass ia Judges generally. and leave the ap
pllcatiou u the matter 10 others.
To these who iced themselves embraced IN
the description of the good Judge. | reed offer
no apology: and to those (if any such there
h,l who feel themselves included IN the char
acter Of the bad Ial5e, as given, / aa1s no
apology TO offer y
CREscFxr Hal, Kansas. mo. 10. So.
EDS PALLAUIr&:--IiaNingj JUS performed
= Journey OF one hundred and SKY miles.
par,ly in Kansas aui partly IN Missouri. en-
braeing Wcs;port and Kansas City; perhaps
the result Of nav observations may b 81 some
interest = your readers. The impression
seems to l,rsvai. every where. that we are To
have no more AIRED luvasions from Missouri.
The slavery propaganda including the hui.
fans, after venting their wrath IN unmeasured
terms against Emigrant Aid Societies. have
tact about and are going 70 Try how those so
cieties Will work South OF Mason and Dixon
line In short the policy now seems to be TO
send pro- slavery men as settlers to Kansas in
sufficient numbers 10 out vote the rec state
men and carry the territory Tor slavery-
This is all right enough, and should have
been the policy in the first place; no one could
have objected to this. It would lave placed all
4 parties on an equal footing. It would have
I been carving out the principles Of boosted
: sauatter sovrei3nty All We ever asked was
fIs settlers. aud we ieeI eo''. ~, NJ
: have nothing to fear Is 70 az :, c,,,a tn
4,y,gai I.lat:s NIL conan"s ann tie San,h
il wAile many Of these conf fran, ~. S.,,,I
. wilI rcsmn. and o.bsrs Will vote fsr re-.
+, dom. We have found ,hat many who have
agafai from the South, with strong preiuiices
= Jealous aeedom, are now among the mos
r., IN So. ra.,, ,>tes of liberty All tbav noe
- bo Cr2.l from, ,6n ~
- tie liza. 80, -. and receive a lit
n Il a.. =, -: -. -
/ c.rti.~. = '''',II'i. o. -s,,nant :,
= veIv - ''''',i ma ''aN .,,.,,.ae
!. r,.s.,rsfT. -, b -, .ll'e''StS' II i.t
'.'e's D.'Hss. Dat we do not lay anG
F. t.r aa,. f,L 80 our 5oo!'' as to ~ ia
r< arr. = 5..s i't'iil''''S- +elr ga !
p III - 81 'l,t'ai'> ana care YER
-'''7 tlt'gf't ana should their pres
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sg-Judse Lea,i,t, Of the l ;. D's'fi''
Court. liberated Marshal Robinson from euS'o,
dy by a writ of habeas corpus on the sEoun
tia, in refusing to obey the order Of Judge
Burcoyne. h. was acting under tie auihori-
- - law Of the United States
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~ Our neighbor prorounces our charge
that he voted, whilstin the Legislature. 70 Ssa1
liquor sellers totae peniten.iary, a fal9ehool'
and in the same paragraph says that he e'd
vote with the friends Of the bill against Us
indefinite post-onemen., Sometime ago, he
told lis friends that he voted for that bill 10
please his temperance cons;ituents-no" he
says he only voled that way 50 as TO get an
opportunity to a!nsa3 i and make il less stria-
I'm, -. lat = 70 the marines" Jeemes.
. Reid yrant t15aovEF2sy l- and Ina@e John
himself a5aias.~ {; he e'7-rrs;yler il delen1in.
pretty slarp.,'ao and very severe. ana ezaib; Z"
much ang, 4 e be just. When tie paltiv
eool Of little thcy VIII see that Tie moder
doctrine, a1y4tea,ed by the Judge and prac
ticed upon in 'r..is instance, by both these gen
temea tAat man should be .ef, uu.lamI.el
ed by legal RESTRAINT, Is no. tie best ,l.as II
the world ioridevelopiag the manhood o
man
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le.E-r.. Il amusing story i tnll

GgIne II amusing story Is told Of
Judge -, occupying . i-igh post in
the Pennsylvs Safe Government Travel
ing some yekinee by railroad 70 Hams
burg. on a big hot day, with some triel.ts.
the iron horsaI stopped to wa.er. When
suddenly heew his wEl,e handkelc15l. .
from hi pocaad began vigorously VA, az
il III the ar. L same tine boJb.uy lis
head cas u window in . very energetic
manner.
What IL about, judge asked II.
@. wigh>utg from his seas.
.N-Av. Gtuu see, yau,irr3 Tnere's
LAZY wasingai.e handkerchief. ana Iem
returning tafte-
w h. Is a -,e.' iuse-io-as Il n. q.
Is he lornrcoue corner Of tie car. W..
his neither eaies curled up l.ae = i,aa..c
capital z.
Wei, It's, Idoa'texactly kuew;I,ra
quite near -sis and cant recognize her.
bu. she Is drin gray six, stands yoadsr,
under III. free. near M friend JOIN
B's house.
M. Q. hsover to the Jal rs siIe.
and cazsd iI-ec.i3a indicated L4t sa.y
only Liza. lie LaI been exelan- Gag "a
] la.ts Tor teas L II 80 i'm 10y l4ore.
whose long Al. a ]. f49..el say tie
tl:es, lad IS Ken By lin r = n.-l:e
AaadkerchisI II 3 la3y IN gray SIX
Z dress
: Tie bu..srsre sub eqasa.ly picIsi
: ID IL .ha. CT! p ave beer exceeding
E Il rume.oses Jui-e didn't wear. b.
lie changed pc q saw-E7s.is. Tie on
ineligible or which beng tie fre- {
,,--a.--avs h xr-d ss1s-7
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PAlsFrL c4sCALTr--A young man. Geo.
Nearer b. tame, fireman in Nests Mower
& Bandy Seam FIGURING ALL. IN tiis place
was shoehingly mangled On Monday last. BY
beng caught between the crown wheel and
ron frsH1e work, While attempting 70 put
oant On wheel. He Erei only sbou. ore
hour AFR the accident His legs and one
arm were crushed 70 pieces. one ct bis knees
OeiHs completely torn out-Yerr Casfls
Courier, dpriI To-
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AEEsssas News We clip the following
from the Napoleon Sentinel u the 2ist uli
were shown by DR.. Lebraier. 3 day o.
" s'nee. most sigular and remarkable heal
tia; .. Foachee. 2 ce!ebra ~ chief q tie
Creeks The siaguiafity Of The head consists
Pc wopcrl-c. mouths from: and rear mouth.
win doall- s.; 81 mast;cators 70 each /.
q remarkable fact~iha, i: made % differences
IN lis e Ihg Or feeding operations which
mouth IL used. as either answered the same
purpose. but whenever lie inabibed from the
resr mouth drunkenness ensued mach sooner
than il he had taken il by the front, Sach
head j. worthy Of lhs study 0. anatomy Of tie
medical faculty.
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New Garden Ind April 12 1856

E3i'ors OF Tue a'i"u'u'ii
- S'f I'm u y n,ada p @lrr
f. free with the use Of nv name in regard to
"frce whiskey" &c you say have Sold Sey
en- barrels Of bald face Perkins since Christ
mas N"p SIR mat Th IS I've I've ana s"a 'h a";,n my
ng,gnGv' p nnra Franch brandv for ly cts
Der a' Gallon i another I've
l wish to know who your informant is I
wantto See him or her who but black heart
ed pattern tight christian that knows every
poass pusi hays P 9Gs ~ Lf :; To75T
- s-ssss u. an1a Of yoar in.
,cxt paper or st t,rr.ct r,r YOU to account
IT, ro,,r sell
WILLIAM IL ! hh-hN An
- There. we have compiled with MI.
Freensan's request, and rs he quotes <e''i -'''s
10 apply 10 our ln!orh'H'' H. ~,
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~ An ARRAY occurred At Panama on the
18th of April, between lie American transit
passengers and the natives in Which the for
naer Lad 80 killed and ~ wounded.
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".%ai q 'aess qualities which constitute a GO
..-lA = F-a1-rs .s-s- II ob.ee: = .-eaer
hatred an can.e,oa:.
TIE god Jal-e IN Is @, ia, g.
H19"s 2a'7a- ;se nas-,es or Gear a.
.steG4 e- fee. he ,Ai aue ..s.-s. - -.
- .1e Bench his 7e-.ss.is5es ar, -,
al o. ,as@ is tsa often, -, -
ae'a. tsadac,. TIE = en- 80 -,
Is sad ~ sr-unze1s- - ''>. -
a.>-.sss All .usea T. -1'1-'' :
7rSss-3 >, T.. = deals f.srly with counsel
rs ..st41 Ven II Is ar nag b. wrong,
ara ..4-l-to eve 3aom the heayas Of Any eE-
: " sf3sv commit. il he Superior Cea-l-,
* bad one seeks. by gaibahng and Pe.iifos-
rlnr. 10 avid ibis result The eae writes cat
III charges u he 'a~y and reads shem as ierst-
.-a-.he p-srr. ii lie Writes them out nj all,
reads them differently. og changes tAalE IN
7.,r- an. r,eanir- by ve7h5' explanation
:. e good Jul = either has no ''toaalss,' or
j. ar.,. ia,. -ei by them; the bad one d.aws %
HIN g~- or more Of those dclctons creatures
whose wishes and views ae generally con
sn2.s. and against whom lie deems II either
.r~,s<lv wicked. or in violation ef eon.rac; 10
decide
TIE rood Judge j bind 70 every eoasidera
t;aa exc 70 the INV aad lie facts of the ease
TIE bad one looks - tae eifect, poll caAv. o.
otherwise, that his JUDICIAL action will have OF
himself personal y. TIE one is a moral. tenn
pera.e man, and sets good example IS such
AMI in determining cases, regards with strit
indifference sli considerations relative 10 ii,
qualify or quantity of sae liquor KEEP by e'.he
n@r,v. Tie other is TOO often IS good yId :
II nruor as 81 law, aal understands wheT
and haw 10 tnd II quite IS well.
In thus indicating some al the leading cha
aeters Of god and bad Judges. Do not a
sumo il to be true tat have or have n
any Of either kind. With that question ha'
nothing to d.. and shah 10, undertake u d
aide. Nor DO assume that az 81 tic good
bad azalifies above sda'-i Al. viii or viii n
be found in any one good er bad Judge.
an merely speaking OF certain good and b
points in Judges generally. and leave the \
pllca,iou 81 the matter 10 others.
To these who feed themselves embraced
the description OF the good Judge. reed o.t
no apology: and 70 those IF any such The
hal who feel themselves included IN the ch'
ac,er Of the bad ja3ye, as given. l aaos
apology 10 offer. y
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Gny ssesssution.

. u.ay rt>p'a.;ea was adopted ai =
; Of Re Il pal .scsa> a. la3iansg .i~oa
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on our present comparative darkness. Facts are
the foundations Of sciences, and it has been truly
said by great medical philosopher that false facts
are infinitely worse than false theories, because
facts are the bases and generators Of theories
false theory il an evil; false fact is fountain of
evil
Medicine is aspiring to, and fast attaining the po
silion Of an exact science and her votaries should
be 10th 70 receive every theory, and unwilling,
without careful scrutiny, to adopt as true, every
fact that may be offered to them. We are filed
with, and surrounded by sources Of error. Both
the mind au he special senses are continually fall
ing into errors II is true that 10 the march Of in
yestiglion, the observing powers are supposed to
prcceds the rejecting, yet It il kewi,e true that
the mind i continually correcting the errors into
which our seeing AMI perceiving faculties buye led
u. TIE whole realm Of nature is filed with opd-
cal Illusions, which did not our reason demonstrate
theiT fl,ity, would involve ia every step
He should have great confidence both IN his pow
crs Of observation and fecrou, who presumss to
establish theory upon facts Of his own observa>
lion which initiates against the generally received
opinions 0! the day. lie should at any rate be
careful to make good his statements Of facts,
than in opinionative spii to wrausls for his own
Interpretation Of them.
Sincerely devoted as we are TO the progress of
medicine as a SCIENCE, We can do nothing more
than to recommend Dr.. ThomPsou's work to the
medical world for its careful perusal II new and
strange doctrines should be given out uud T sane
ion Of III" highest name in the profession, we
should 90 40 more. Let the touch stone Of truth
be applied TO them, if they undergo the test
ces.iul.y, he will be honored as contributor
10 science, and a bere'actor Of his race; if they
fail, he is az insincrre worshippcr in the Temple if
he llments thpir fate. In order that the merits Of
the WORK shall receive justice, it must be read. We
trust that large edition may be sold, and that its
worthy author may reap the reward due every la
oorer IN the field
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CITY coUN,i,.--itcgurar Icct;ug.

THURSDAY NIGHT, Frb. a..
All D3,3eu presented the report of the Treas, ,
rgr. showing uat that officer hnd received, GA &C
count Of school fund SIg $40 Is. and hal p,i ON,
- g$I So, oa Account of corporation. SIaS7l -
ANA had paid out SO 800 50 The CENT. AID
. expenditure are from December Is lS55 Ia r. l.
rsary } g. 1N5G, % .iu-iyc.
40. Tn report of the Revenue Collector show,
inc collections sine. last report on a.,.uu, Of cor,
p0r,uou, Of Sl495 IS. and su53 55 on a.co.rt of
school turH
Also: TIE report Of che Water Tax Collector,
showing COLLECTIONS, since last report, ,, Styl T3
Also: Ita r.ro,t Of Oh. Il .,.,..i.r Shawn, ,.,l-
,ccrsou- oa h.,r.sc. privileges. fines. &c. amount.
ing 0 -, 0Gs &C.
/ Al-u: ll. l-pu.t OF tla Finance C.un'.ts.. on
.u..ry a.ergl.. 4rnogi.trr..- 10 81 utg ID an o.,
. cumr,rGIn. the rasur,.t. al fh,. ,arns which r,.
. ,o.u..Ia.l. was conquered ia.
A0.u sur.r, account, in lyor Of C " Nance.
. for SOL; f. DOYLE, Tor s.. %: Il q Men ary A
/ co., ler S2l, aai y. II Hawkins, I9r $50 IS. wli.u
. Ntr. allow @ ana ordered O. Boz, maid
Aid Coleman p.c-euted the report of the VII arr
NJ, r, showing that tayre were thuly arrival. o..
7 steamer uym Jan. l3lh 10 Feb. 18th inclusive
Adj. Mo- % presented the report # N, K..epsr
. col re Wos h,u-a, sLosmg That there were Nv, a.
. 'y one cHma.i,lls 70 that ms IJutou from Jan Iuh
/ To F.h. lIul, Inclusive.
AID. pragH, huu the special committee, 10
7 whom, VS. .c,rrri he account Of Lowell Il Gould,
I reported that the committee recommend taar the
. ma.t.r bee referred go the Civ Attorney. aud The
/ accommodation "as concurrea m.
/ AID Coleman, from tac committee TO whom was
r-au,d the communication OF the President Of the
Nashville and Nnrthw, stern Railroad Company,
. asking tar right oi way through the city 10 their
depot grounds ou the bauk OF tho river submitted
r.io,t commanding tue granting OF the petition,
o1 condition taat tAc cars are not ruu az a speed
exceeding iouf miles per hour aud tAat tho com
. ItH2 aIe rcsI ou-.bir TO. all damages tasl NAV
-a- Rom iuunln- tie cas-, aud yly recommendation
$50. conquered iH.
AID. Aai1a, from the committee appointed 20
report % JI creating iae Office 81 Cty Eag. or,
aud defining iue as,'rs 0l said OHs,g, presented q
uill which vac received
AN Nance, irom lhe committee TO whom WIS
r It'f4 ."e F'nacno OF the Tennessee aud Alabama
i a'IuaI company Tor the right o.. way 20 the rv,r
s'-,h OF hrol! street presented a rspuU recon-
"''d''E l"r Fr"l"s oi the rsat OF 1ay, vAI-h
'elo-l Wa received
Az A.''- sH'uiiieI preparation building tie
ss.s.. house o' t~e eom.r oi Line aud sllinsr
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the matter, on motion of All Anderson, was re-
ferred to a special committee
Aid. Coleman offered re olution appointing Maj
A Herman Architect of the School House to be
erected on the corner of Summer and Line streets.
The salary OF the Architect Gxed at 800, and
the resolution was then adopted
The proposals Of SpaiI&and Coleman and ii.
McAnaly for constructing the School House on the
corner Of Sumner and Line streets, were accepted
end the Moyor was or motion of AID Morgan, aC-
thOrised 10 close contract with the parties.
Aid. Bun Ike offered a resolution providing for pay.
ing J. A. Tanksley aud G II Woodward for SER
vices the night watch previous to their disInis-
sal, which was adopted.
Aid Morris offered a resolution suihorsing the
chairman OF the Fire Department 10 have the appa-
ratus Of Capitol Hill Fire Company No T. repaired.
and draw upon the Corporation Treasury for pay,
which was adopted
Aid Chiffon offered a bill TO amend the revenue
laws, by increasing the tax upon shows from $50
to $50 which Ta-s-d FIRST reading.
Aid Cox off red a resolution extending to the
Tennessee and Alabama Rilroad Company the
right OF way TO the river, under similar restriction
a~imposed upon the Nashville aud Northwestern
Railroad Company, which adopted.
The Board then adjourn, d.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-15

- We are an horise1 % Announce C. BRYAN 30 a
nddate for sheriff II David county at tn ensuing
March ee~tion. BIZ
.1y- We authorized 20 annornoe n THIGG a candi.
dat 1r Magistrate, % an III o"e made vgcant by the
d.sth Of u. &. MARCEL IN this the ihvine District.
- We are authorize 70 announce A. McDANI 4
caa1dt r JH,iic o. tde Peace IN the 1t rics, 10 FL
Il. o-cIsioned hy the death q u c MARCH,
- We autbo~z.d arroun'e Y. Z GLASCOCK a
ct1al IT. f1r reelection % he Office % GGnsbe % the
~ Ds riot Of Davidson county, The City Of Nashville.
~ ~ art'ro~ ed 20 announce IRA STOUT cardi-
date for Constable o. the IT. vi " o. Dayi son county the
City Of Nash7i le. at IL ensuing Msrch election.
we are authorized n an1orn-e c. 7 p WHARTON A
candidate for ofc Circuit Court Clerk fr Davidson
county, At The ensuing March election.
- We are author'z d anuourc y C0RRITT a
oaud c Tor tie oni 4 nstsbp the District Of IA
wilson county, 'lre cry Nashville.
~ We auilpr'z-d To Announce JE 81 p PERRY
candidate 'or Constable in the Nashville District
s- We a~s 4uil rr-z-l b annauuce lanes NJ. HINTON
'dfe for reelection it oca of Co'sttIe = Tie
l. District O. .yis % rouaty the cts Of Nas 80
- W. are autho-i-4d {. announce JOVT HUGH SMITH
cznIlfte the of Of Ccra ~ 'he Criminal Court Of
Davidson couasy, az The March election.
We are author sd TO a7pou7cs JOHN SHANE, Jr rs
da'e for Il oEce~f Criminal Court Clerk at tie mex
March election.
80 We are authorize 10 announce GEo. W. CfWAN
- a candid Criminal Court Cl,rk Of Dyidon COM y
al he newt March election. janZ2
- W. ara tharzsi m annorura TnHE X. FrMCED-
son candidate sr sheriff u Davidson crunv. 4 the
ensuing March election d-clt-id
- We are .uthari-eI 10 announce q. W NANCE a.
candidate Er Circuit Court Clerk q the ensuing March
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