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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06
She brings dates to the a.sh

this morning. She brings dates to the a.sh
oa' the papers contain no striking news.
All the ENJOYS 10 the conference have n.
rived at Paris. and TIE sessions were 10 open
on ,he ESD.
The confidence in the essablishnen, of
peace continues unGiminishei The exe;.s.
neas in the public mind relative 10 the Amer.
lean difficulty IS sub>iling.
From the Tact ths, the above dispatch nr..
pared in Liverpool. makes no mention OF thu
Pacific. IL is feared ths; no sidings Of her have
been received.
The London Times. announces that e;,h,
regiments and ba,allsons of Rifles arr ~ hs
dispatched to Canada aud sha, several other
regiments will follow
Il WAS rUmorei that almas. every regiment
attached 70 home service have received mi.
nls:ions tbs. their services may be required in
Canada
Money continues extremely ,ishs. the De.
msEd being in excess q the supply
The new loan OF f5ota. coo snnouaoed,
provides Tor tGe funding Of exchequer bills TO
the exten, of $4,000. 600. as these amounts
have % be paid in five instruments in course
o.! two months. dc, demand will doubtless
continue active and the market stringent.
The Rotohilas. Il Is said. propose taking the
whole OF the new loan
Much gossip continues in relation 10 the
peace confer nee.
Con>o.S have improved on account Of the
loan &c 81 but aiters ards declined to a11Gs.
Baron Brunow is reported 10 have said thai
Russia sincerely desired peace. but ii il is
not declared within three or four weeks q,
the fsrthest from the oFeniag of the Confer.
ence. serious difficulties might Interfere with
the final settlement of the question.
Lord Clarendon had private interview
with Napoleon Immediately alter his arrival
at Paris.
The Duke of Norfolk ia dead
A rnulslto girl had been found secreted on
board vessel which had arrived q, Liver
pool. from New Orleans.
An article has appeared in the Asemblee
Nanoaale AZ Paris. touching the defensive
works being constructed at Portsmouth, En-
gland, which has elected some remarks from
the English press, aud Is looked upon as IN
exhibition OF French jealousy
Some additional particulars have trauspired
of tho forthcoming Austrian amnesty. l, will
with a few exceptions. be unconditional, and
be male known individually To those imms-
dia:ely concerned Those who choose can
resume their citizenship =, once. and be put
in possession of their property. and those
who do not choose 10 return immediately may
sell their estates Those who do neither will
be considered as demanding that their proper
ty shall be handed over to their legal heirs.
Advises from Asia say that on the 9th JAM.
six batsllions of Russians surprised . baial.
lion OF Turks near Zaiu. iji, when the Turks
reiterated. leaving their guns and baggage
The Russians subsequently, burned The PashA's
palace and several villages.
Letters from st. Petersburg say that the
Emperor's brother the Grand Duke Nichols.
has been married 10 the Princess of Alden.
burg. Alexandrina Pe.rowna.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06

NOMINATION OF FiLLMoRE-The Alba
ny Register, an able and leading American
journal, speaks as follows of the Philadelphia
nominations:
BY this nomination, we have not only been
harnessed as a party into the service Of a
faction, but we have been committed to rhe
propagandisn of Slavery. We have got to
tight the battles of slavery-tor embodied in
the candidate, is whatever of the pro-slaye-
~ sentiment there is Of the North He is
committed 10 it by his antecedents, hy the
great leading features of his administration
We have got to fight for the Fugitive Slave
Law We have got to sustain the abroga-
ton Of the Missouri Compromise, and the
Kansas Nebraska bill. We are compelled
10 stand in defence Of Squatter Sovereignty,
and uphold the long catalogue OF wrong and
outrage which have followed the breaking
down the barriers against the extension Of
human slavery We have got to stand, from
the beginning to the end Of the campaign,
side by side with Slavery Propagandism:-
for we tell the American people that it was
that power, and that alone, which placed the
nominee Of the American Convention in his
present position. II was because il saw in
the man himself, and in his antecedents, a
platform which answered its purpose. that it
gave him its support.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06
The Cincinnati S,nye Ca.a.

Has been disposed of, by delivering the
fugisives to their masters in kentucky The
decision of Judge Leavtt. in the case of the
Slave mother, who killed her child. amounts TO
this. that the requirements of the Fugitive
Slave Law, is he higher law and mas. be
obeyed, in spite Of the Sovereignty of any
State. or the writ Of ha560s corpi.s either; and
that the salve to be applied to Ohio's wounded
Sovereignty, is TO be made solely out Of
comfy To-be-sure, the Slave mother
didn't flee from justice. and no demand on
,ha: score can be made on the Governor of
Kentucky: but the Judge dearly and forc,(y
points out the remedy: Let the Governor of
Ohio take his ha; in hand, and with the suayi,y
Of manners tina, he is noted for. ask the Ken
lucky Governor TO give her up, and he thanks
il would not be In vain,''
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Baltic.
Large force Of Brifish 7roops Ordered to
Canada.
Arrival Of the Ba
Liverpool JIarket.

Liverpool. Feb i9-P- ~
The cotton market has been dull during the
last three days, aud prices are weak, though
no, quo:able lower. The sales since Saturday
comprise &c, 900 bales. Of which 1000 bales
were taken by exporters. and 5000 do by
SPECTATORS
A. Manchester, the market for both goods
and yarns is steady. aud pr.ces unchanged
There is improved demand for Flour.
and prices are shsLie higher. Western Cansi
is quoted a. 34(935s-. and Ohio 39s. The
market for Corn closed frmer. with 81 I'm
proved demand. without any change in pri-
crs. The closing rates for mixed was 3s(93J
o.. and white 35s. Sd. Whea. advanced Id
Lard is quiet, and prices irregular.
Beef IS IN better demand. ranging from
zoos to 1l2s per sierce for prime mess. accor-
ding 10 brand
Pork quiet at eis Sd for Western
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
The Baltic reached her dock At ] ! o'clock
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06

5r the Ps44z5!IT3-
MEssRs. Eorroas: I oaes was young, bu.
now l an, old. We: have never seen any
composition that has Sd much IN il to attract
attention, as the las. monthly report Of the
Superintendent Of our Model School" It's
delicate hints and extreme modessy. canao.
b. eaualed, and the citizens Of our city should
be very grateful 70 our Trustees for securing
the services of such an even tempered and
great moral teacher for the youth OF this
community; and trus. that By his un.irins
energy. our sons and daughters nay be rein
stated in those paths Of virtue which they
have deserted in consequence 81 the home
example" and that. By nexs report. lie viii
have the satisfaction of announcing that his
scholars have further progressed IN morality.
in spite of the example" -. them By thar
PARENTS. and viii neither "lie swear or steal"
all TO Be attributed 10 his extraordinary ex-
eraoas Is Superintendent. Vivs Ia humbag,
On HUHPansY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06

OHIo SENATOR ELEcrED.-Yesterdsy after
noon the two houses of the Legislature met
in joint convention, and elected Benjamin F.
Wade Z. s. Senator for six years from the
4sh Of March 1857. We refer our readers
to our Legislative reports for the details. Again
We congratulate the people of Ohio upon this
suspicious result. If there is any enc fact
demonstrated by the popular voice. it is tina,
the freemen of this State are strongly opposed
10 the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise
and 20 the extension OF slavery into the terri
tories heretofore free. They demand the res
tora,ion of that restriction. and they viii re-
pudiaie every man vino is willing te acquiesee
in tina: gross breach of plightsd faith In Mr.
Wade they know they have true. fearless
and faithful champion. and with Us the PEG
pie of Ohio viii rejoice when they learn that
he is again elected TO the high position he
now SO ably and accep:ably ills Oaio SsGse
journal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06

% Csssius NJ. Clay, has assigned his
property TO his brother. Brutus ]. Clay. and
NJ. C. johnson, Esq, of Lexington. The
Louisville Courier gives IS reason OF his
failure. his having been engaged in sPecu,a-
ting in hogs, and the recea, heavy decline IN
hog products.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06

TEMPERANCE IN kANsas--The citizens Of
Kansas are making right stslt in regard to
the great question of Temperance The To-
peka Tribune of TIE i8th ult., has the follow
ing:
I'VE are glad 10 oar citizens taking a
decided stand on the side of Temperance 1t
is gratifying 10 us, TO be able to say that the
citizens Of Topeka, are \ temperate ana moral
people. and take enlightened and enlarged
views upon all questions which have a ten
dency to reform. And knowing the tenden-
dency of new settlements. in new country
towards INDUCING in social glass. they have
;aaea the necessary steps to throw around
themselves and their children a restraining
influence. And We are pledged to see in the
van OF the move, our most worthy and infiu-
entail citzcus''
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06

For the Palladium.
MEssRs. EDrroRs: | noticed an article in
your paper. from the Vincennes Gazette.
which | thought deserved a passing notice
Though had almos. forgotten i, and perhaps
this may be too late for an insertion in your
paper for this week; bu. the secre. therein
contained being too good to keep [ viii ask
that you publish i. sometime
l do no. know whether the Peru paper
spoken OF. referred TO the correspondence Of
the Richmond ladies' with the Judges Of the
Supreme Court. or 10 their uniform and con =
tinued action In this best OF causes-the tenn
perance cause. II the former, | wish to say
only, that the ladies # Richmond. prompted
by sincere desire to ind some reElsdy for the
evil which had come upon them by the decIs-
ion of these Judges. finally hit upon the idea
of writing to some good lawyer, one well
acquainted with tie law in order to ascertain
whether any thing was lef. in the law or in
the records Of our State laws. that could be of
avail in stopping up the whisky holes in their
town. and thus redeem their husbands and
bro hers from the speedy ruin that threatened
many OF them An old lire Democrat being
present az temperance meeting where this
idea was being discussed by the ladies'. togeth
er with some gentlemen. whispered 70 one OF
the ladies. aud suggested that they should ad-
dress Perkins himself. SO this 50 called cats
paw" moved by the old lns wire palers."
Immediately proposed |. 10 the company,
when il at once agreed that they shs uld
address all the. Judges of the Bench in order
to make sure OF co-rec. answer.
Blu. le, me state that the Aforesaid wire
puer' IS and has for many years been an up
right and staunch advocate for temperance
a lover Of sobriety. and the Maine Law, or one
equally as good-for instance, the now
lost to State.
Let Us thank heaven tbs. one Lat Is found
among the doomed Sodomites OF old lineism.
Il were better for them could many more be
found beside our esteemed friend We have spo-
ken Of. The cats paws" Of r. as thai cdi
tor is pleased to STYLE our ladies', can scratch
vet. whether moved BY wires or not, and We
bid them God speed in their work, even till
the political eyes OF such editors in our land
are scratched out. and they made TO see thro'
The eyes OF truth. iha; prohibtoE: liquor law
is what the people Of all our States demand,
and what .hey viii have, whether politicians
have Offices or not. III.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06

Es- We learn that large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the Peoples party was held at Nil
ton. on Saturday evening last, and that reso-
buttons and speeches of the right stripe were
made. O;hniel Beeson. Esq. was chairman
Of the ,aee:irg We will probably get the
proceedings next week We like this general
arousing in Old Wayne-it makes US feel good
all over. and We hope every School District in
the county will organize and form Rspubli
can associations We publish ia another
column call for a meeting o! the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity on Tuesday evening
March 18Th. for the purpose OF forming Re,
publican Association. and we hope our friends
will bestir themselves in regard to it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06

EgA Ierfer was taken on. of the Rich
mond Pos; Office, directed to Miss Sarah Bal
la, and IS it has not vet been received by her.
she requss;s..the one getting it to return it 70
her or 10 the Post Office immediasaly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06

EDITORIAL CoSvKNTIox.-The suggestion
Of the Brookville American for meeting OF
editors Of the State At indianapolis. April So.
Il o'clock P. n. is settled and generally
sequisseed in by the members Of the press
gang" A gsod time is anticipated.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06

@The Legislature Of Kentucky has pas
sed law prohibiting billiard tables, &c.
and at the same session authorized College
soraiss money BY Lottery. Consistent!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06
Critical.


The word mon intervention in place of
mon extension" Of Slavery. crept in through
carelessness into one of the resolutions sdop
ted at recent meeting at the Warner Bull
ding of the Republicans Of this city, and our
JEFF. neighbor takes advantages of it to display
bis profound sagacity in It's de.ec,ion Fortu
nate, wasn't he!-and We opine it will repay
him fer procuring the laborious criticism be
publishes, in the same ratio tina. another midi
vidual of ike penetration received his reward
on discovering a mares nest But, seriously,
the resolution reads very awkward, and we
hope be will allow US the benefi. of this cor
rection, SIS we do not wish to trench on the
pro-slavery method Of mon intervention"
which lie has so lately been practising on.
By the way, the voluntary Intervention in
the concerns of the Republican party By our
neighbor, is duly appreciated and comes with
peculiar force and grace from one who is not
only responsible for every thing which ap-
pears in his columns as editorial. bat who,
a very short time ago. was SO desperately in
love with fusion with the now hated free
soilers," tina. lie declared that the ..democra-
ey of the North had bu, one sentiment on the
subject of Slavery. aud that is hostility TO IT'S
ertension," and that ''the insolent bearing Of
the South and the monstrous character Of their
demands, should alarm the fears and awaken
the indignation Of every patriot" In short,
our neighbor has rendered himself, by the
sentiments he has heretofore expressed. pre-
eminently qualified 70 supervise. by himself
or his attorney, the resolutions of every Re
publican meeting that has been or may hereas-
ter be heli!l Go il. Jeemes we'll hold your
hat
Eg Several reasons are assigned by the
Seceders from the Philadelphia Convention,
why they cannot supper; Mr.. Fillmore. among
which We find the following. which viii most
assurediy commend him to our neighbor Of
the JEFF as he is SO bitterly opposed to Know
Nothings," and has been the means of shed
ding so much ink announcing them. We
wouldn't he surprised if our neighbor should
yet hoist the flag of Willard Fillmore and An
drew Jackson Donaldson at his mast head
The nominee is no. member Of the Am
erican party. He has never been inside OF a
council room, and 10 act of his life. no word
spoken, or line written By him Of which we
have any knowleds &c, Indicates that he sympa-
thises with that party, or that he would carry
out its princiDles'
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State Bank Of Indiana.

The annual report of the State Bank Of In
diana. gives the annexed results: Notes and
bills discounted, s4.678.78o-an increase Of
4I9o, 90; circulation. s.. 335. 726-ar increase
of 1857. $50; gold and silver on hand. 3D.
e9s, 2oO-an increase of $780, 3e; Eastern
means on hand, s7o4. 534-an increase of
&I93, 567; surplus fund. 1.223, 3ol-an in
crease Of sll9.345. Profits a, the following
rates have been divided to the branches on
the capital stock, including extra dividends,
during the past year:
To the branch at Terre Hau.e % = ct.
To the branch at Fl. Wayne and
indianapolis. each 81
To the branch at South Bend 20 -
To the branch at Mich. City II 4"
To the branch at Richmond 16
To the branch at New Albany IA "
To the branch at Madison ID {.
To the branches al Lawranceburg
and Vincennes 12 g
To the branch at Evansville II +"
To the branches at Lafay cite and
Bedford. each 10
In reference to the power of the bank to
discount, or to issue notes Of circulation. ceas-
ing after the first day Of January. 1857. and
that the closing Of the business of the bank
(for which two years thereafter, until January
/, 1859. is given by its charter) may be ex
pedi,ed, as much as may be practicable.
with as little pressure on the community as
may be possible, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted at the late session Of the
Board Of Directors OF the Bank, held during
last month:
Resolved: That, in view Of the approach
ing close Of the Bank, it is rocommende! 10
the several branches, that they call in at least
twenty five per cent. every four months. on
all standing or accommodation loans; and in
future confine their discounts to strictly
prompt paper. to be paid at maturity.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-26

-amother Remarkable Cure of Scrof,la.--
Messrs. Bennett Il Beers, Richmond-Gen,le-
men: Your Carter'a Spanish Mixture has per.
formed remarkable cure in the person of n
servant man, afflicted with Scrofula in the very
worst FORM So bad had he become, that his
eyes We're entirely closed, and had been SO for
more than year! AS last resort, as every
ching else had failed it was resolved to try The
mixture. We administered it according to di.
sect'ons, and wonderful to say, a perfect cure
has been effected. am satisiicd that no med-
cine equals "Carter's Spanish Mixture" rs pu-
rifier Of the blood. I. is creating quite an ex-
c;temcnt here, and sells very rapidly. Send an-
other lot by Railroad.
Yours truly, R. s. BROADDUS.
Sparta, Caroiiae County, Ia, March. 1854.
June.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-26
HELLO! HERE! HELLO!
Let Us Tell You.
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" AVE got the all-frcdest, biggest, cIeencst
IL sweetest and incest, (tak G care they'll tun.
bio down on you) lot of Sugars. CofTccs, Teas,
Preserves, Molasses Ricce, Almondscs, Raj.
senses, Fishes, Spices, Nutnegscs Maccaronics
and everything else that people eat, drink, and
make use OF, that ever open for cxI,ib.
ition and sale in this or any other inland town.
Their Stock is entirely new, md fresh, having
been selected but few weeks, und from the
best houses i'll tho city; and they intend to do
business upon little more extensive scale than
Lyons: he keeps every thing that Gentlemen
'ocar, but they are going to keep every thing
that Ladies and Gentlemen eat: while LYONS
provides for the outer man, they will provide for
the inner innn-and it would be well here to re.
mark, that theirs is not exclusively whole
sale establishment. ThcIe will always be some
one present to wait OH those who meS want small
quantities. Their object is 10 accommodate all
who may fe' disposed TO patronizc them! barter
and trade Tor my and everything that will do 10
eat. drink, or wear They've salt enough now on
hand TO salt down the Cincinnati Convention
Sudt and Salaratus enough to raise i, again. and
get up slavery excitement, Cigars enough
(gct out of tho way, Vcsuvius they're right after
you) to smoke it after it is raised, nn.! I..r.!
enough to slide Kansas clean into South Carroll .
M, where we can make Il slavcolding State out
OF her, and by thut time they'll have Groceries
enough to feed all those who have bcc: faiigucd
by the slide.
They invite all who are in the h.l;it nova
days Of eating and are not afraid Of buying any,
Ham6"ry," TO drop in for few moments and
take look at their stock they are only few
steps from the Court House, and ocupy the
Well fitted and much enlarged room formerly oc.
cupicd by Mr., II. S. KERR,
April Q, 1856. 81 If
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What the Neu York City Folks say Of DR..
-n'Lane's Celebrated ITermifugc, Manufactured
Ty Fleming Bros-Ncw York, Aug. a5, 1852 -
This is TO certify that am wei! acquainted with
man fifty years Of nse, for many years n resi-
dent Of this city, who has been at times extreme
]y ill., but could not tell from what cause, unless
i: was worms. He told his attending physician
his euspicions, but the physician at ri!iculed
the idea, aud refused to attend him any longer
His son then mentioned DR.. MLaues Vcrmfuge
and asked him If he would take it his reply
was-1 must take something to get relief, or die.
They at one" procured bottle of Dr. N'Lancs $
Celebrated Pcrmif'ye, aud he took onc-half nt
one dose. The result was, he passed upwards OF
three quarts Of uorms, cut up IN every form
lie got well Immediately, and is now enjoying
most excellent health; and, Ike the good Snma-
ritan Of old is endcavoring to relieve his unfor-
tunaic ncg,bors lie makes it his business to
hunt up and selrc, nll cases similar to his own,
that may bc given oyer by REGULAR physicians.
and induces them 10 ty DIR, Flames Nermifugc.
So far lie has induced more than twenty persons
to take the Vcrnifl.,o, and in every case with
the most harpy Results. lie is well satisfied that
DR.. MLanes Vermif"gc, prepared by Fleming
Bros, oi Pittsburgh, is Gar mpcr;or /" amy other
known remedy. and that ii more genc,,iiy known
would n"t fail TO s"vc many vnlu"h!" lives. For
further particulars, inG"r. OF Mrs. IIardic, l24i
Cannon Street, New Yuk City.
eB" Purchasers will be careful! to ask FOR Dr.
-NLonc's Lchjr"ted F,rmyMyr, manufactured
by Fleming B:ns. Of Pittsburgh, Pa All other
VcrmiflgcS III comparison ar" worthless. DR..
MLanr's genuine Vcr:n!ucc, also his celebrated
Liver Fills now be had at all respectable
drug stores. Nom yc'.a;nc "ithoH. Tie aig,to!mrc
Of FLEMING BKuS.
Sold hy WARpIAw Il LYoN. Abbc,lc G. II
S. G., and hy one Agent in every town in the
South. ];