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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-16
The state LEGISLATURE.


House, Dec 8.-Mr. Rynearson, from the COM
mttee on Agriculture, reported bill to enlarge
the powers Of {rc l!tural Societies in refe renee
to hucksters AM Others, which was passed to a
second reading We hope this bill includes the
outside shows, which great nuisance, and
should not be permitted to annoy the people who
attend State and Comfy Fairs.
Mr.. Jefferis, from special committee, report.
ed bill exemItng persons going to religious
meetings from the payment of toll on turnpike
roads, which report conCurred in.
MI Murray introduced a resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Rights and Privileges to
report On the propriety of amending the Consti-
tuition of the State, SO thet incorporated towns
may levy taxes for school Purposes
Mr. Hamilton, Of Wayne. introduced bill TO
amend the act for the organization of Boards Of
County Commissioners.
IN the Senate, Mr. kinley introduced resolu-
ton iastructiug tie committee or Agriculture TO
report bill placing a cory of the proceedings Of
the State Beard Of Agriculture in each of the
township Libraries ofthe state.
Mr.. Betson, frem the committee on Agricul-
ture made a report recommending the passage of
bill, making il the duty of Assessors to compile
list of farm products domestic animals, &c, ev-
cry four years and TO prescribe the duties of
County Auditors in relation thereto, &c. The
present law should be amended SO as to make the
annual report contemplated By Mr.. Beeson, more
complete, aui 10 be made annually Why post
poue it for four years2
The Senate passed the bill defining the mode
and manner of electing United States Senators.
Mr. Austin Las Introduced bill TO suppress
tipping houses and punish drunkenness. and reg
u.ate the sale or giving away of sprituous liquors
Mr.. Wallace introduced a bill into the Senate
yesterday, making il the duty of the people at the
ballot box to designate their choice for T. 5
Senators, and compelling the Legislature, in joint
convention, BY vote Of members Of all parties,
to ratify the choice Of the people.
Mr.. Cravens introduced bill changing the
time for the election OF members of { congress to
the second Tuesday OF October in the years in
which we elect no State officers or members of
the Legislature. The intention of the drafter of
the bill is to separate State and National politics
ard issues much as possible.
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Saw mdndTiIis.

~ superior quality With visited Journals and Com
~ position Boxes above and below
Call soon-onIy lew.
F. W ROBINSON
To. I-S2 -atf
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CITY Election.
Election Notice.

BANK oF TIE STATE oF INDIANA
Brfnch a; h.rha1ua, I2th y outh 5t4, i-5>.
THURSG ANT 0 order II tie hoard Of Directors Q
tSis BraIcA Bank the annual meeting the SOC
oliers the el rti1n = Directors viii he ad Al
the Banking House Taird day. Month 4ta 50
bets tie hours 10 clock. VI ncIack p VI
c COFFIN, Cashier
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800 Head Fat Cattle.

ASTANiED Immediately ~ the undersi gnsd, for
W which he viii pay the highest IA 4rket pr.ce in
cash PHIL. EIGGINS.
Richmond Dec Is, 1858. If
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-19

PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD AND COAL.
ouAsnRaAsrrR's orncu, U. s " coarr,

QuARnRxAsTxRs 0rrx, U. s. N. CoRrs,
Washington, May 10, 1858.
PROPOSALS win be received
10th day 1885, for supplying quantities wood
be required for the Marines Washington,
July, 1898, 70 3oth be host
anthracite white ash broken and screened and free from dust and
$40 lbs 10 the The sapng aud
both wood and coal be delivered Of the
maning Marine 0cer and piled points within
the walls Of tho Marine Barracks designated by him. free
expense TO tho United States, subject his approval
Bidders viii accompany their proposals with OF
suee known ~ this office unknown will BIO certified by
ofnoer Of the government.
tfU.N ..Ut ASK u. J. SUTHERLAND,
Qlartermaster Z. =. NJ. Corps
May 12-3tavttnne 10 llnteiSSar.l
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Eugene Dupuy,

Sole Agent for Piss Lubins Psytimsy and Compounds
yHE agency for the United States of Messrs Piesse
xnb psrumery factors IN London having been transferred
from the lato arm Broadway rm r
George niger connection with my establishment bog
the trade generally that
Isa bond constant supply essc Abn
articles perfume and its compounds the
their Varieties which be
added from whaever said Arm introduce in mar
ket corabnns novelty Merchants rely
their orders boing and and favor
abIa farms ma heretoore Il. DUPUY,
-77 Ilg.4 1880 600 Broadway, New York.
The real Frangpann perfume manufactured only by Aess
csse b London and they take this opportunity to caution
nurchnscrp saarst limitations which many
approach degree the exquisite fragrance as made by
p. q l. AsystD r'N y '4's hs i'- F 32a
Frangpann boquet
Frangpann oil for the hair exqustely scented tf
fruit Hold their scent for and mpar delight
full fragrance 10 articles they arc placed near
Frangpann scented soap H W Il
Take hot cinder between the put
piece and the apartment will be delightfully."-
perfumed. t ~ 49, w ssst
Frangpann pomade This Italian unguent for the hair Its
superave fragrance has given worldwide reputation
Erangpann saichct. Sold everywhere.
March e-2tswTues&SatSn
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T,RoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
n or THk wrsT, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST bALII

summsy oyyu.oemsu.s slA greatly s~pyovod schodsles
Three through connecting daily xcep Sunday
from In re- s N ri ns i' G starts at SIS m
lowing s ,os sss.. a. Relay HOUSE wasans 90
o. M Benwood, the Ohio H. with
Central Ohio train for Columbus Cincinnati and intermediate points
I'd rim GREAT CNcINNAn and ST. LOUIS EMPRESS connection
Ss " 3 no nss day anS oSausens Directly With Express
Train for iousve Cairo and the southw ana r s LOUIS to
Time from Washington to Cincinnati only 70 hours anu W
St. Louis only a hours c,po or roIs
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN Express leaves snesp, saturday
sunday g. m eoaascing washington junction or Bal
on ~a sss'Is a s,s %sas By IL %
10 view the grand mountain scenery 81 ,ns 0aa "
and al stations on the virginia road
train For all points on the Marietta Railroad take
rs western connexions nom Washington Baltimore by
the%e trains drscons the closest most direct and
Pile offered tho travelling public and every
Ohio Railroad and its suggest
Through tickets and baggage checks to all
Wy Tor tho main stem Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
VIII washgon follows For all points between Wash
ngton junction and Psdmontby the BIB, train For vi sta
connect with the Frederick train take p m, train
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK -Four
Washington daily for Baltimore, follows AT dl5 and
7.ss, = M, and a26 and 2, p M . mn,
more and fhisdelpha YORK 746 M Pa,
Connexions .. the Washington Junction with the trains from Ba
Ths SIS m and SOS D. M trains connect with Annapolis
74S and S2b and O. trains will stop u way sta
tons Washington and Baltimore.
On Sunday Washington lbs, p,
FROM BALTIMORE WASHINGTON trains
folpWs and and TO- tho first and
will bo Express Trains and will not except the
functions
wi. sss Msaf'9s s Ss Il ss Rsss
will from Washington Junction to bring the Elk
press train arriving there tho Washington
For Ill kinds baggage checks and further Information
apply 70 q ,s9e y. iH06..H PAASoNs Agent,
'ss ~ tss q or At the tckst oeacs, Washington station
40 sfsae saS aszs& ssts aElk s'a +. SMITH,
haso rs 5 SEQ of Transportation.
tsgita @&kas 6Hfa7 "a fHi L. NJ COLE
General Ticket Agent.
Bstr1xonx May 9, 1858. ps - Es9tl
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G.

EJNHIS large boarding and day school for young
long and favoraby known conducted by Miss L.
English the direction Miss Narrower principal
competent and experienced teachers in every
department Of learning
Members ofCngess whose call them Washing
daughters wards here under their
accustomed TO dohe graduates this
seminary representing nearly every State in the Union
particulars address NJ J. NARROWER, .tsls
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep 12-eotf Georgetown, d. G.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-19

HNHE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL do.
Il mand Of the people from all parts Of the county M
present such that longer be dsregarded
sufficiently throughout the country 70 render particular
description Of here suffice II to that contains
having received tho voluntary
ronage both houses Congress- Of Its having been adopted BY M
n standard edition or the consultation OF tho United
States its having received the special appreciation some
tho wisc statesmen Of the and present age has been pro
nounced by them suitable side companion for every Amer
Citizen textbook for tho rising generation Of the soho
Editors who and support tho constitution, the sentiment
Washington and tho principles mbodeH have heretofore W
it their generous and valuable support
others who may obtain for tho suppl
dress 1N WILLIAM HICKEY, IT,.
Mar 3-du Washington City, d.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-19
Z COMPLETION of Panama Railroad .--Reduct

~ Of rc Ca0rnin.United Suites mail Steamship leave Ne
Aspnwa the 9th aud Goth OF each MONTH conns
with mail steamers from Panama TO San Francisco.
These steamships have bcen inspected and approved by the NAV
Department, and guaranty speed and sqfay
The Panama railroad al miles long now completed from go
and crossed in hours The baggage paenH
checked in New York through Sun Fnncsco and passenger
embarked at Panama by steamer at the copanys expense
money paid in New York NIL expenses Of tho trip
kept in port in New York. Panama. and
Francisco detention Of accident that tho
entirely reliable
Passengers the day they arrive It Asnwn
go through by each steamer and take charge Hus
and children without other protectors. !.
For through tickets at tho lowest rates apply at tho Agony
Wcst street, Now York; TO W. RAYMOND
May 6-dH
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Alphabetical Last Of Senators and Representatives. toh
their residences ~ Washington, prepared by the Post
! master Of the House Of Representatives.
The astersk o desgnaes those whose wives accompany
them; the section (s) those who have single lady
with them two sections (SS) than one lady an
astersk and section (aS) wife and single lady.
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DEPARTMENT,


PROPOSALS will be received this until IL
Slst purchase part h.
tho uusoi tho lsaod LDd
Illinois, military purposes
The descriptions the Is
Is by the surveys which proposals invited
are as follows, via sfI.ft
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Pape 9 that have copied the advertisement
will Insert this note.
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR THE
NAVY AonEr's Oyynn,
' Washington. April ~,

NAVY AdnEr's Oyvsu,
Washington April ~, 1858
SEALED PROPOSALS will this ofhco until THURSDAY
day May 1855 noon for the supply Of such quantities
vegetables DO required the whn
during tho nsca commencing tho LIST day
next, and ending the 30h June, 1859
vegetables DO Of good quality and tho bo The
affords offered for by the
approved security will DO required In ono half tho
mated Of the contract and twenty conum In addition
tho OF each TO DO made
securty performance Of the contract which
account DO paid until II is fully compiled with
Every accompanied directed In the
Congress making appropriation for the naval service for
proved August 1886 written guarantee sgnod by
responsible persons tho effect that he they undertake
WILL his their bid be accepted,
obligation within nyc days. with good and sufbcien surete %
nish tho articles proposed.
proposal viii be considered unless accompanied By such
antec. y s4 WM. Finn
Ap 28-law4w Navy Agent
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE Is, Rlc "


MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
lVl est Dadem Worn by Kings or Emperor WHAT way
Beautiful Head u Hair
Because IL IL the ornamen. God himself provided all our rs
Reader although the may bloom brightly in tho
cheek tho eye be ever sparkling the teeth be those o.
head bee OIL covering the hair be snared AND r
than half her charms Prof Woods Hair Restorative ~
M1 such CT an s s' s S
the frst 10 tho celebrated pianist Thabsrg
Nxw YonK April 10 1875
DxAR Permit express to you obligations an UNI,
for tho entire restoration Of hair 70 ~ original color
time my arrival 10 the rapidly becoming ~
but tho application your ir Restorative i soon
lam, dear sir, yours, truly, ,,oa
"Drych n Gwycdydctn 80
WEIGH Newspaper ONCE, 10 Nassau street, Apr'' ~ ~
pnor o. J. wooD Dear sir Some weeks ssV ~
ceived bottle Of Hair Restorative and gave u my
concluded Try her hair little thinking al me tune T
would restore tho gray hair lis original color but 70 her
surprise after few weeks trial. has performed ha Nv
u effect by turning all tho gray hairs dark brown ~
time Identifying and thckening the hair. song ecnr
above restorative to all Of such Change
Nsw Yoak July Is, ls, :,
PRor. o. wooD with confidence do recommend your sps
storavc, bcing tho most ssncacous article ever s
white gradually grown dark now feel o
that Few more applications will restore them 70 ',l 40
also has relieved of all anrun and unpleasant 'h sVu
mon among persons who persplre freely w.
PRor woop About years ago my hair commenced S %
and t,ning gray was fast becoming bald ana has hr
remedies to effect commenced using rcsos hsp
airy Afew applications fastened my nrmy g
OIL np aud turned back It's formrr color sp
this time u Is fully restored 10 It's original color health ms
nncc, and checrfully recommend all u ~"
CiucAao, H May i, 1857.
The Restorative put bottles Of three sizes VIZ ~ s
dunn and small the small holds half pint. and car ~ M,
lar bottle tho medium holds lcnsf twenty per ee ,ss
proportion than the small retas for dollars per bor
holds quart forty cont proportion, and e aas
o. j. WOOD Co. Propreors, 32 Broadway, New ,a ar
great New York Wire Railing Estabishment and ia h
st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by ali cool Druggists Fancy Goods Dca'"
May IS
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nRITJsH ARMY list FOR 1858.

I'D British Navy List for 1868 Eta
Queens Regulations and Orders for tho Army complete to
July, 1887.
Manual Cadets by Capt Boyd Royal navy. london
1857
Fire arms; by Smons, Bengal artillery 1857
Gosseln dc Ia pouirs Metz 1857
On ripnaiznR at Sea- pamphlet. london 1883.
Facts Memoranda Mining and Mesurry vol london
1857 i.aaI.s
Niarlor on Coal Mining vol. London.
lJardwck's phosogr aphc Chemistry. London 1857.
ogarhms Fromes Tgonomctrcai Surveying Nichols
Cycopmdia OF Physical Scences IAardcts Seamansbp;
Main and Brown engine; Engi
neers Pocket for 1885, wsacs Engineers Contract,
ors' Pocket-book for 1853.
Feb ~ FRANcK TAYLOR
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF RICH GLOSSY HAIR,

Completely Preserved to The Greatest Age.
A ND who that s gray would not have it restored
color bald wond the growth restored
troubled with dandr and itching hut would have removed
troubled scrofua eupions
cured; with sick headache neuraga but would BIO cured
will also all pmpcs from the face and skim Prof Woods
Hair Restorative will do all thssoo circular and the foowng
ARBoR Nov. g. 1865.
mlch said Of the wonderful effects OF
quack ncstrums Dyes &c. disposed your Resto
tho with the thousand and loudly trunted
quack remcdiea until mot Lawrence county months
when induced
Restorative nmynrt good wife, whose hnr had be-
very entirely white before exhausng your
largo bottles her hair nearly original beautiful
had ckened beautiful glossy
and entirely tho
Of its identifying effects Of its heahful
using Restorative with the hapre effects therefore, skcp
usm doubts reference It's character and value entirely
removed and do cordially conndcntialy
its by all who would their hair restored white
gray (by age) original
aad by all who would have their hair beautiful
glossy. Very truly and gratefully yours
long time anc saw you at Isssaeld before
got tho BEETLE Of Restorative for which order
your agent Detroit and when got concluded try Mrs
Mann hair the suresi test Of its hns done all that
assured would do and others OF family and friends having
witnessed Its effects and recommending its 9th
entitled the highest consideration you
Again, very respectfully and truly yours,
CAstyiR, IN } June rs, 1852.
Prof and have admired
Its wonderful effects Ny hair becoming as hongh prema
by has resumed s orig
5 MiEEsE, Senator, IT,
co. Propri~tors broadway, N ~ Gin the great
Railing EstAbhhmen ia Market street. st. Louis,
No. And sold by all good druggists. Ess
Feb. Neutrality-suspicious..
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NTASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATIONS The se
wv Annual Exhibition Of the Washington Art Assoau@s
open at tho Gallery street. between 18th and IAN ~
from TO- a. m, to TO- r. -
Admission rs tickets ST. To be had at the pnS
bookstores aud hotels, and at the door.
Dec 25-du
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M OTICE--In accordance with the extended char
ter OF the Fremons' Company Washington and
general meeting Of the stockholders viii be held NJ the
ce Of the company Friday 2sh between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock the election Of thirteen
directors 10 serve until the first Monday January 1859
May l3~s2aw2w&d ALEX MCINTYRE, Secretary
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mo. Co.'S
no 60s]
NOTICE OF THE REMOVAL OF THE SURVEYOR GEN
ERALS OFFICE FROM LEC0MPT0M, KANSAS TER
RII0RY, TO NEBRASKA CITY, IN NEBRASKA TER

UtjVRI
7 N accordance with the provisions of the 10th sec
ton or the act Congress approved July 49, 1854 entitled M
establish tho Offices Of New Mexico Kansas
the surveyor general Of KsnsA and Nebraska viii be
from xuoMPTox in KANSAS TO NRRHAsxA CRY in NmRAK
TERRITORY, edry period practicable. IA
Of the no Of removal win be ssucd by tho
surveyor general for amid Territories.
under hand, At the city Of Washington this twelfth day
Of April A. D,18t8
BY order OF the President
TH01. A. HENDRkKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
Ap 13-1aw0w lint. q Htar]
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MODERN LANGUAG ES.-Profe DANIEL d.
lvI GROUx Teacher Modern Languages espe
ca French Spanish No 225 Penn avenue opposite
Wllard,a HOTEL Mar 20--d3nln
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR J. f. CHURCHILL. Artist, respect
fully thanks encourage
mcnt al soicits a continuauce the
Studio MeCAeys Gallery No 44s avenue
doors east a ~ street. ~ s.'f4. ..i
4-0
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I : DEPARTMENT. G
D Floyd Secretary Of War; Drnkard, chief clerk
clerks and four watchmen The
GLOWING bureaus attached to this department
Commanding OEoeThis Office the head OF which
Lieutenant General Scott IL at New York. rtr FL tsn
Ajara Generals 0Gceol Samuel Cooper Aduant General
Major E. Townsend, Bcve Capt Williams,
p Garcschc Judge Advocate
r. Lee nine clerks and ons messenger In this Office kept all
which eer the of the army rolls
Is here whore all military commissions made out
Quarernna Generals Brevet Major General T. s. Jeeup
AssantsColone G. Thomas ~ y
Miller Beger clerks
Generals ONceCoi b. r. 1arned general
j. ise district paymastcr eight clerks and
Compsayy Generals OceGcn. George Gibson comsary
assistant Captain d. L. Simpson, six clerks and messen
ger. fA5l laf tsaf fas lafl,T0 t iff4 fss
Sspson Generals 0GeGen Thomas lawson general
DR.. r. C. Wood and DR. G. X Wood; three clerks
Engineer Joseph Toten chief engineer assistant
Captain II G. Wright; Ave clerks and enc messenger
Biographical BureauCo J. j. Albert colonel OF The
sant Captain Woodruff four clerks and one messenger
Odcs r. Craig colonel Of ordnance; assistant
Capt VIM Maynadcr; eight clerks and one messenger.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-30
Removal Of the Postmaster at Mime
apOlis.


We are glad To know that the removal
Of ;. HIDDEN, Postmaster at Minneapolis,
llcnncpln county, was entirely disconnected
from any question as to the position OF Mr..
III. on iccompt0ai-m. \ reliable CORES.
pondtnt, writing from Minneapolis, says;
4" some time since I saw copied IN the iIo
SEER 4 pENooBAr, an article taken from our
Minneapolis paper, rel5tiye 10 the removal Of
our Postmaster
The change was not made upon any po,i-
cal or personal grounds. No objection Vas
ever made TO Mr., Hidden "a man or pos,mas.
ter. His feelings upon Lecomptonism we're
never inquired into, and never mentioned by
those who asked for hs removal. The que Stion
an issue was purely Of local character. Ger
tain parties did not think the office located in
the proper place, and asked for change be.
cause Mr.. II. would not acccie 10 their wishes
IN making another location 80 far from any
anti LecOmptouism Of Mr.. II. having any in
hucnce in the matter. the weight OF the inhu
ence which produced the che nge comprised the
strongest anti l.ecomptnntes Of this section"
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According to our latest advces, there is
every probability of serious and protract-
ed Indian war in Oregon which will be the
more embarrassing and formidable because
Of the extent OF the country and the stealthy
tactics of the savage foe All the tribes OF
that region have formed hostile alliance
against the United States, and from Lou.
California to Pugets Sound, their war cries
are heard. The recent defeat experienced
by an American force has given them bold
ness, and it is now extremely dangerous for
any parties OF white men to travel through
or near the hunting grounds of the red men.
On the banks of the Snake river, large
number of Spokans have encamped, and
Col. WRIGHT, with force Of horse and foot.
has been sent TO dsperse them. 1t is scarce
y probable, however, that he will be enabled
TO do more than keep them in check which
it is to be hoped he will accomplish until
his relni0rcements arrive. In the meantime,
expeditions on more formidable scale are
organizing. Five hundred fresh troops had
arrived at San Francisco by the steamer
Golden Gate, and proceeded on the 2lst ult.,
to Oregon, to take part in the campaign.
Gen. HARVEY, who is now in Washing ton,
receiving instructions, will leave in Q few
days tor the seat Of war, TO take command
Of the army, which will number from three
to four thousand men. These vigorous
measures will, doubtless, put speedy end
TO the difficulty, but not, perhaps, until many
valuable lives are sacrificed.