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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-04-08

Tbs CRusADR TEMPERANCE MAGAzINE,
edited by Gen S. F. Carry and Published BY
Caleb Clark, for the current month has been
received. Ii is embelshed with s steel en-
craving and is neatly printed. It's contents
are just such might be expected from the
gifted pen of the editor. Il is furnished TO
clubs Of ten at 3 per year. Who wants TO
subscribe for a good Temperance Magazine.
and st the same time of high literary char
ter. We have opened books for club,
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The southern Idea al Organized
EEniss.sEsOss.

DE Bows Review" published at Rich
mond Va. contains an article entitled ton.
Charles Sumner, Eli Thayer and Horace
Greeley on Organized mi-ration. or the
White Slave Trade" 1t commences by as
sorting hat the plan of Mr.. Thayer Is cal
cu'a,ed to strengthen and perpetuate the
Jnion'' and expresses the belief that such
was the intention of the Emigrsnt Aid Com
panv of Massachusetts. On the subject of
organized emigration on the part of the South.
ii SAYS:
I'VE of the South have been practisjn Z
organized Ell igratiou foy century, and hence
have ou,s;ripped the North in the acquisition
of land The owner OF hundred, who with
his overseer moves to the West. carries ont a
self-supporIing, self insuring, welI-organIzed
community.
The article partially endorses the doctrines
advanced in the great speech 81 Mr.. Sumner,
advanced is the Senate in Nav. 1856, in
officers OF the Massachusetts, Emigrant Aid
Society were business men, whose object was
to make money by planting capital in ad-
vance Of populations" that ITS whole action,
aud all its anticipations OF pecuniarv profit.
are founded on the hope to stock the country
with permanent settlers. BY whose labor the
capital Of the country shall be made to vield
its increase.
At the close OF the article occurs the follow
ing un fortunate paragraph:
We should Ike Messrs. Sumner and Tha
yer's plot better if they would dispens,
nth conqDtoa schoo7s; rifles, and tie rtght O,
s,aF7raqe for Their la5orers! These things Ar,
NOT uSetuI ar necessary Ia mtsre COMMON Ia
BoRERs bcqet i2ieacss and discontenf, and /,
time ecnerre iu>urrecttons, rerolution anar
city and oyrayianjsn ~
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~ II the Kansas constitutional convention
the committee on the elective franchise, in their
report, Lave made provisions for all male citizens
over the age of twenty-one, 70 exercise the right
Of suffrage without reference TO color and who
ever our State Court declares to be citizens will
be entitled to vote the DEED Scott decision t.
the contrary, notwithstanding.
\ majority Of the Delegates are IN tavor Of
striking out the FORD male in tie constitution :;
leaving it with the courts to decide whether wo-
men citizens and the decision will determine
whether they can participate in the elections or
net.
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PEAcH BUDs.-We have beer shown some
peach buds by NJ. James herdmau. from
his orchard. near Norwich, IN this county
snd are pleased to learn that ne has pretty
good prospect Tor peach crop this season.
should they not be injured bE the sPnhg
frosts. His lo..ar;on / 5 favorable one. "a
some places in the northern parts OF the
county, where we examined tie buds. We
have found them entirely destroyed We
observe it stated, ihat II some parts OF orr
neighboring county, Guernsey. tie peach
buis remain uniniursd-ZaHssriIIe Co4-isr
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TuE CrScIxSArUs. devoted to Scientific
Agriculture, Horticulture, Eiucation, and
Improvement OF Rural Taste, and edited BY
F. G. Cary, for April has been received Il
has beautiful steel engraving. and Is vel
filed with interesting matter. Address J"
H. Ongley. College Hill. Ohio.
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Gen Walker. the defunct 6dbaster, is a. pres
eat in Mobile, where his presence seems to excite
10 curiosity whate' er.
GsAssHopPERs.-Tt IS stated that grasshappers
are hatchiar on in millions from the eggs depos-
tied by tn swarm which visited portions Of Tex
as las, year. Already they cover the prairses. =
50 far. they ha e confined their at,acas eatirely
tbs crops
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How do you and your friend feel now?''
said 81 exul;ans politician in one OF our ives
tern States 10 a rather irritable member Of
the defeated party. 4 suppose" said the
latter. 1--WE feel just as Lszarus did when he
~ss licked By the dogs"
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es- The Ant, Lecomptonites of Indianapolis
succeeded in electing their township officers by an
average majority of four hun3red Eotes-o=u-
the largest majority ever cast against the Cd
liner. of that township
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IN ST. Louis and jefferson city Nc. D

~ In St. Louis and Jefferson city No. De
troit Michigan and many other places the Anti
Lscomptonites have succeeded b. la-ge major
lty.
The Southern Era notices the marriage Of
NJ. John H. Strange. to Miss Elizabeth 4.
Strange, 81 of Albemarle county Va An
exchange thinks that il Is very Strange. but
SAYS. no doubt the mex. event will be ....le
stranger.
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ssuator Sumner after going 10 Was .ington
to record his vote against the Lecompton vii
ID ny returned to New York, where he Is stay
ing at the Brevoort House. aud spending his
time and strength 10 the way best calculated
at to cffect thorough restoration Of rs health
His spine stll troubles him, aching at quick
motions. or after protra,ted mental exertien
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-04-08

The Maine Legislature have enacted Pro hio
itory Liquor Law b. an overwhelming majority,
which Is to be submitted to the people at spe-
cial election. TIE present l5ce7ce law enacted At
the time the old Maine Law was ovsrshroga, Is
TO be submitted along wit h it.
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Washington Affairs.

WAsHrxeroS, April Sit IS sscertalued
from an authentic source that there has been
no acceptance. either corditionaily or uncon- I
ditionally. OF volunteers for | tab, Or any other
service. under the bill now pending before
Congress.
Gen. Persifer F. Smith has been olierei
to Utah. as we'll rs Gen. Harvey.
The chief command will devolse on the
former,
Gen. Sargent. OF Cincinnati had to-day
formal interview with the Presiden; and ten
dered regiment Of Ohio voluu teers Tor ser
vice in Utah.
He was supported BY recommendation
from the legislature ct tina; State.
1t IS understood that Gen. Harvey respect
fully protests against being placed second IN
command under Gen. Smith IN the Utah tx
petition. and desires a command IN some
other direction.
On the representation Of Gen. Robes, the
State Department has re issued the former
instructions TO prevent organizations OF fitting
oct Of an unlawful expedition within the
limits Of the United States fer the invasion OF
tie Northern States Of Mexico
Both governments in Mexico have written
to him on this subject. He officially CORES
ponds only, with the enc Recognized BY eur
own.
cot. BEST0S's HEALTH.
Col. Benton's health has materially failed
within the last few days. He SPEAKS Of his
= life as drawing 10 close. converses eheeriaily
with his friends on public affairs, and says
that the only great measure in which the
Administrator has been successful IS the de-
? monstratra,on of the partlcability al all sea
sons Of tie year, Of a central route to the
Pacific.
The Senate has not vet notified the Hous,
+ of It's adverse action Oh Montgomery's sub
4 stitute.
: The notice is expected to morrow
In the event Of The failure OF the KsnSa
= Bill. under the present cIrcumss ances, an ef
j.. fort will be made from the Democratic sid
" 10 couple Kansas and Minnesota. Making III
admission Of one DEEPER dent on that. Of tn
If other
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-04-08

To supply be scarcity of change in Iowa, the
Western Stage Company has issued shin pjas-
tiers, receivable for stage FIRE which are eircu
latng 10 Sioux City aai throaga Western Iowa,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-04-08

- Our friend Seth Smith suggests that u
peice Of heavy woven wire laid on the top Of each
chimney in Richmond would contribute very
much towards preventing sparks of fire passiu z
from the chimney and ieniting the root
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-04-08
Connecticut Election.

The Republican candidate for Governor Is
elected by 5000 majority; and both Houses
of the Legislature are largely Republican
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-04-08

DRUG AND Book STORE w ash " Gods is dai-
ly receiving ad litions to his stock Of Drugs and
Medicines and popular Preparatio hs-Bookz
Stationery fancy articles, Perfumery g., &c -
lie is prepared to supply dealers IS we'll as tn Sc
who purchase in small quantities. on the most
reasonable terms. Call and see for yourselves
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-04-08

LADIES NATIONAL MAGAzISE for Nav, has
come to hand. beautifully illustrated and well
filed with interesting matter. II is published
by c. J. Peterson, 500 Chestnut street Phil.
sde'ephia, at 50 per year.
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~ Thomas Edwards has traded ii farm to
VIM. Mcdonald for house and lot on Sixth
street The house was valued at 50 500 aud the
farm at g. $50
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Young and matdsns all Eslo lee -----~-
s}aI n~Ss hrsng-
IN both unite with heart and voice
Ny fame and praise 10 sing
Name geed lament no more the loss
az hands ne heals Of hair.
4 they n 10 use the spanish GLOSS
which l nas self prepare
Il s,ftcns beauties AMI euris
The hair, With a charm.
ItansWsrs teth fer BOY and girls.
AuI free from any harm
TIE pfant from which thts OIL come
II distant Spain was raised,
suA BY :. Don Carries was brought Rens,
Ana Is ~ him prepared
Al A. on Main Street.
In Rirhmord yea will IND.
TIE largest lot. and most complete
rer9ames = every Kind. 49,.
Broad Axe copy
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Interesting to the Ladies.
LATEST NEW YORK FASHIONS

Nj h>- r. sOTGHTR, having enPIoEs9 Dress
VI Ha&sr no has had considerable experiences in cas-
O. tie Aest su6 fashionable estah1ishn2ents IN
eiiE q Sez YORK u prepare Dresses Of
very latest fashion and the shorIes; notice HAv
the advantage OF Singers celebrated -ertnx
ehines ss IS enabled % De CO sesiss
small ana frsis coa1d-gt 81
wac PatroaIEe her 70 taeir entire Subtraction
Room IA gilbert Bl1ck 80 doors . Of Hsta On
Nari7n street Ladies invited cali
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Fer the Palladium
THE BETTER WORLD.
By 3 $ rAkKEs.

Tass earth Is beautiful ani fair.
Il sun1y light lis valleys lie,
Sweet a15Es I'll tbs fragrant air,
All glory oceataes along tae sky
Bat there are woes an3 Sorrows here,
Here dire ghan aagels tongue ean ts4A,
We ret1rs4kiBg heart. the sealing tear, =
Grim want and penGry that owen,
Where Earth o'erlaboTei ehiidTen strive
With evils vast aa1 u8aennea
That all their weight Of sorrow give
T weigh upon the immortal NINA
Rut o ou- Father. thanks 20 thee
III ere i there = \ better shore,
Where Thy poor chtldTen ret nay see
True happiness for eyeTmore
Al that Is beautiful II this
AEtnatt Is fair AMI lovely hare,
Amid the choral HIS & a.Iss
II that .Alr ora shall re-apPear
There fror, The soal shall pass away
Al. shades 81 SotEs slh ana woe.
Vale from yhe faunt u endless day
Shall streams IF glory ever fo~
Wake sons i men. Awsse ani si1g
The better sar.si, tie heavenly >iIrae,
Til thrsuSh the skies Your Ieans rtns
Ana echo through the stream OF time,
Til the lar ayAs yet t. come
Shall catch the strain sni Join the song,
AMI from tbs vaults Il heavens higa dome
Its echoes evermore pEoloug.
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Philadelphia Marble Works
S,,,, rranixItn street near Vain,

Richmond, Indiana.
rrIF Subscriber prepared to Furnish IN o.
i American Monuments. Tonnes, aAishianhs'
rralo.uF.. nd either PLAIN Hrnaa
maize and forstrde to sach a. my
desire them Part attention gwen 70
a.5uin- Al uorA warranted OF best Ateral ana eAe
r.rm,
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Nom inatlng Election.

The following votes were received by the can
dldates respectively, at the late Nominating Elec
ton
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Pair Of Horses Wanted.

WANTED bay a pair ., broke horses Apply
- Immediately At thEs oaaee-
AFrtI :. I-j-. l7a
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NfAKRIFp-Nn Wrluesdav Morning last. ~ John Fin.
lev the city Mr. JEssk bCNaEss 70 Mss sNiAT
"a NxEs al q this vicinity
with ths above received neerai portion Of
he idn z<laaf excellent aud evea in -Pre3 the
hart Of our devil gratitude shs invention Of
weddings and wedding We wish cur yeung friends
many years q uuatioye3 h5Fpiuess-
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S I A TIE tt G X EFT.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE
LIST Dlst-H. p. BlDDLE, Of Csss.
End Dist.-A. w ENDRICKS. of jefferson
3rd Dist.-SIMON YANDES, of Marion;
4th Dlst.-W. d. GRISWOLD of yigo.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
WILLIAM 7. OTTO. of Floyd
TREASURER OF STATE
JOHN II. HARPER, OF St Joseph
AUDITOR OF STATE.
ALBERT LANCE, of Vieo.
SECRETARY or STATE
WILLIAM A. PEELE. Of Randolph.
SuPEkIhrENDENT OF PUBLIc INSTRUCTION.
JOHN YOUNG, of Marion.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-16

a GA-o 10 Jo1g cGRpYacas.-
ciScisxsrl, April Q, 1897.
Mr.. Jas J. Batter, Agent, Cincinnati.
DIAN siRs--We have Tor a number Of Year, pssf
been nsing Arnold's EaFsh Fluid q, shs bssi In
The haiket for some time past We have thee une
your RECORD fLutn, and take pleasure In slsfinr
that In our opinion u y fully equal 10 Arnoid and
IN ronie respects 70 DO preferred. IL has a mere
uniform depth Of color when lrst used, aad hAs
never NoLprp. When Il has attained ils deepest
black tint the color h fully equal 10 the best Of Ar
nolds We have ever used, while tho fow IL about
the shlne.
II. D. oLMs1EAD, Dock keeper a, eroesh.ek A
Cos banking House.
Q. =. JACKSON, Col. CLERK, do.
=. \. ROSS, Dis. Clerk, Lafayette Bank.
A. liALsEY NICHOLS, Rock-keoper. Ohio Llfs
ms. a Trust Co. Bank.
3. J. CHAPMAN, Boot keeper. J. A. Frazer.
ROb'r T. REILEi, Book-koepeg, Y. s. CUSTOM
House.
JAMES a. DEvoU. Clerk L. $. c. House.
WILDER, HYDE 4 ROBINSON.
~. WILSON JOHNSON, Book. keeper, John ".
Ellis 4 Co.
n. i. BARTLETT, Priasip. Of partle.'s Com
siercial college.
r. s. BACON, priadpsl Of naeoh's Commercial
College
The student, Of these Institutions prefer a to an
lnk eAtant. lfebs's S.u /
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Sweet Potatoe Sprouts.

THE UNDERSIGNED would Inform tho publle
Il that he will have at the proper tine Tor trans.
pantlng largo lol ~ Sweet ro,aloe sprouts,
which he VII iol as low a. any Que In tho business
la this locality.
Please give me a call AZ my residence on Butier's
Run, Just above the crossing Of the Meamora Turn.
pike. have also ON hand, ready for settling out. A
small quantity Of carly garden plants. such a. Cab.
bage, Tomatoes, Mango Peppers and other plants,
ior sale cheap. Remember the place, on Butler,
RivtR. april % a. ALASs0N n. RYMAN
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BY JAMEs PARTON.

eompllAhod. One Of the best officers OF tho Royo-
luton the most shrewd, keen interchangeable, and
successful " not tho greatest lawyer that pfao-
tlccd IN New York the very RECONCILIATION of
courllness and fascination Of manner-handsome,
elegant, amlnhlo, and accomplished with singular
power over Nil who came within his inaaeueci
with win and body Of iron, daring. rcsoluic cal.
eulAung and always equal 10 any circumstances 81
his naturalization Post.
the AUTHOR.
"The author Mr.. James Parton. u a scholar and
man Of the highest aiialnmenlF and he has brought
10 bis task all the requisite qua.itcs--patencc, toll
study, care, reflection, and rcsrarch-so ndspcnsa-
bic TO an undertaking Of 50 much delieacy and Inn
pertanee. ~ Home Journal.
"Not until we read this voiums had We the slight
est idea Of Mr., rarons ability eilhor as n compiler
o. historian. The tragic story Of the
hero H. iold with the power and simplicity OF gen
nne poet --Dos,aa Post.
ole has performed his task with ihe real Of On
antquary and tho taste Of nrtltt. The irtaonse
details of pnlitca lie have been carefully si,tcd,
and certain dae yiaslng genlus has given 0u-
mation aud harmony "a tho mass. Ills horefly o.
purpose IS no less eonsIrous ihaa his originality Of
expression and illus'ra,ioa lis certainly puNeitcs
rrrc talent Cor biographical jsiinsa,.an .! Nov
York Tribune.
THE BIOGRAPHY.
a. volume worthy % iho fnl i,c' and tlm,, o.
Fh'ch lac has. nriiten."f Boston Congror.uonall.t.
1T has n~t dui rng~ in a. ' Ones
opened, and The lsfs aiea,ou Is sceggcd-anihor
sni subject combining to rake hiia loup,ivv. -
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"Aimcst n maiel Biography "-tphiai rrcss.
"Vcriainiy tho most deeply nigfeftar iassina
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a long day."-(N y commissi0naic.
"As an Interesting Biography. no work lately pub.
lishcd tegins 10 equal IT, Boston Journal.
at Is iniposshlc 20 read u rficr one has hoaa
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[postoa Post
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| Transcript.
"NoFs exciting ,Aaa romancs.'-.tS. I. Evan.
seIs,.
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obtained from q thsa from inaay works devoted ex.
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| "One OF the most fascinating biographies OF bad
man ever written. \. Observer
| His life r. riotched Ia manner ihal will not fa
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Observer
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Another, Of an opposite charac.
ter. and yet more Importance, Is
the gradual deterioration of the
soil going on in the older States,
and commencing in the new re-
daceing the average of crops to
the acre far below the average on
the soil Of Europe, which has been
cultivated for centuries. 0fwheat,
the average in New York, Ohio,
and Indiana is twelve bushels TO
the acre, while in England il is
twenty-onc, in Flanders tweaty.
three, and in Scotland thirty.
How far il might be increased by
culture is shown by occasional
crops Of seventy in England, fifty
in New York, and--as reported
--eighty.seven at San Jose, in
California.
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A GREAT BOOK For AGENTS.
FuHLisHED rms DAY feg. sTH, las,
Fifty y ears in Chains f:
o. NE LIZ Of a lhm sWe

PuHLisHEb rms DAY fEb sfH 1885,
Fifty y ears in Chains:
o. h, LII Of % lAsa Slave
WglffHa ~ Hlasulr,
$40 Pages, Cloth, Gilt Back Price 81,
Tntaf ~ flE TITLE ~ one Of he most inter
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after two ~ three escapes and r4cnptucs, finally an
old nan, leund freedom and rect la oae Of The Nor
lhern states,
What tho Press Say.
The story l. told With great simplicity, bat NTH
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narrative Of real experience like The above, vii
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