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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-30

~ Mr. Rsrey, the horse-tamer has returned
TO London, after a very lccessfal tour in Sweden
and Lapiand- He ins sructed class Of two hua-
dred at Stockholm. The Grown Prince deliver
ed up to him peculiarly vicious half bred Arab
| mare, which groom ia SSste dared approach.
/ haFey tanned her in one hour and twenty min
usesI The Prince presented him . gold medal
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SA [. E S .
For Sale
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

nSE HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES lying "a mile
Isouth west of the of Milton, 10 acres cleared
and 40 Of good timber land. good frame iouse
well painted and plastercd inside; good Barn and
Stable all in good repsir; fences good. and good
spring the house, and good young Apple Or
chnrd Of bearing trees, and Cherry and Pear
very healthy location, convenient to mills town &c
Altogether a desirable location for a residence.
For particu lars address: w. t. DENNIS.
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For Sale or Exchange.

THE iers for sale exchange 1000
l. Missouri. Property E Richmond wilt
ne taken exchange. lie also has isnds
lots which he wilt dispose Reasonable
terms. Also Horse ant one.harse Wagon. which he
VI eel for cash cnuntry praince-
rIe Agent for james Ballss Portable Mill.
Can togni hts residence. half miles north
-as Rchmoni.
I. B. GOLDEN.
Oct 8. 1855 4}tf
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! ES-A suit has been on trial in the Supe-
rior Court for two three days, which has
excited some attention. IL brought by
Rev. George w. Quinby against Frederick
Eckstein. jr the plaintiff claiming damages
to the amount of SO Oo0. alleging that by
the negligence of the defendant or his agent.
beliadons was put up in prescription, instead
of dandelion. by which the health of the
plaintiff was materially injured, and his life
put in jeopardy. Judge Spencer charged
the Jury yesterday forenoon, instructlng
them that IT the article put up was beladona
and not dandclion, and that it produced the
effects which the plaintiff claimed were the
direct results. lie would be entitled to recover
such damages as he had sustained in pecu-
MARY way, unless the plaintiff himself WAS
guilty of negligence. After an hours de-
liberation. the jury returned verdict for
plaintiff for Se,5oo.- Cincinnati Gazette.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-30

The Detroit Tribune alleges that Cooper
Dem, in the First District Of Michigaa, Tho )
apparently chosen by very small majority, IS
not legally elected ard urges that his seat shoa!d
be contested oy Howard.
WHO is that lovely girls" exclaimed Scro-
ggs to his friend
Miss Glass was the reply.
Glass by the love which man bears TO
woman, | should often become intoxicated,
could but press such glass TO my lips
Sac must have been good-looking glass.
Hon Jonathan knight, Of Washington
Co Pa. died on Monday last of pleurisv.
He defeated VIM. Montgomery for Congress
two years ago. snd was his opposing candi-
/ date for reelection in the late canvass.
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J. A NJ D II O!

fu>E subscriber offers for sale a barEhn his large
and valuable Farm i miles " W. Richmond on the
Williamsburg Pike. The embraces many vsiushie
building sites eegbly located aud cspahe ef being sub
divided into ~
PrfsIfs Fr-ttscs
sold and tntti-s 10 suit who want
There Wood Land of tie hest
quality tbs and its ne location the quality OF the
soil. adaptation the 81 who
land to Rishmnnd viii comnand general at
tention. Apply on tue premises to
AARON SNYDER.
or W. T. DE Ms, Ar-et
And Real Estate Auctieueer, Richmond, Ind.
AM
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Aug u. Is,s.
Cor. Walnut and Washington.

A GOOD frame House wool house cistcrR ans
"A we'll, alt in good or ter tyments
". T DENNI>. Real Estate Agent.
Aag - 1850.
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STATE OF ISDTASA, -.
CrcRErARY's OFFICE

1. Cyrus L. Dunham. Secretary OF the
Safe aforesaid, do hereby certify the above
and foregoing to be . true and complete copy
as appears from enrolment on hle in this
office.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
my hand and alfred the seal OF
[sEALl the State 1T indianapolis. this
cath day Of Dec, A.. D. 1858.
Craus L. DUSHAM,
Secretary Of Stste.
By Thomas Story. Deputy.
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Wayne Co. Premium Farm for Sale.
n WILL sell bargain the celebrated Tarpbsy Farm.
in and adjoining ths town Of Milton, int i6u acres
cfunsdrptsssd lapl large modern brick mansion, good
huii1ipgs ans fruit ani acknowedg ed to be OF
the most Desirable farms in Eastern Iniiana.
Terms reas sonahic W r DENNIS.
June 10. I-J= Res. Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

GONE Beautiful lots OF Land from to five acres
- situated mile of Richmond the Nation
al Road. The above Lots can be boagh FIVE snnra
payments. with per eent. Interest.
JOHN 2. SMITH.
Sc 6, ISIS. 40l
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OrEER Row.-The Koa ONO Tribuu gives the
following account of iinuy row that hap
pened at the residence of colored gentle
ltleman named John Quincy Adams, few
DAYS since. Ia the course Of il an effort was
made TO use a gun. from which point the
Tribune goes on thus:
| A gun belonging to the colored man, had
been broken, and it was not known that an
other about. Somebody threatened 10
shoot, when one Of the accused asked the per-
son using the threat, to '-try SIX footer, at
the same time placing himself in an attitude
which we will not describe further than to
say that il presented quite large mark at
which to fire Just at this time darkey
seized double barreed gun from the hands
Of a white boy who had lust come up. aud as
quick as lightning the report Of the gun was
heard 1t is said that the .slx -footer"
Jumped a nine rail fence without touching,
and be is not very good jumper either.
Another one Of the party fell, and it was
with considerable difficulty that he could be
made to realize that he wss not shot AS he
fell, the little darkey shouted, Dad, | fetch
ed one OF 'em.'' 1t is said that he who
jumped the fence received several shots in his
body. Before this, weighing about
200 pounds had climbed up at one corner Of
the cabin, and had commenced the business
of unroofng. Mrs. John Quincy Adams with
the help of long pole, unloosed his hold,
when he fell to the ground as softly as pos
sible, the distance being about ten feet The
grunt that escaped him when the earth
received his body we heard described
as one that afforded much mirth even to ac-
completes. That the aggressors in this out
rageous affair were all "shot in the neck
there is no doubt.
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On Sixth Sire e..

4 SEw BRICK HOUSE, rooms. summer kitshen, Brick
"A Stable, veil ejstern, esler anil everything coplete
pcpot aud desirable
W T. DENSIS, Reai Estate Agent
Aug %, is5s.
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The ASSAssISs az THE INS.-The Charles
ton, Va Republican tells the foll'wing as
happening in the vicinity Of Mount Pleasant,
IN that State not long since:
Not far from Mount Pleasant. back in the
county like, there is tavern called the Frank
lin House. Mr. Franklin, the proprietor,
has two deaf AMI dumb daughters, sprightly.
Intelligent and interesting. BY signs they
often carry on animated conversations, espec-
tally with each other, and members of the
family.
Last week, two foot travellers stopped fro
the night at this house, and after supper with
the family. were shown to a room, IN which
was a good FIRE and bed for their accomoda-
ion The kind host, entering the room
inthe morning. found that the bed had not
been occupied. and that his guests bad flown
He, however. found on the table money for
their supper. and note. stating that in con-
sequence of signs made al the supper table
by the young ladies' they did not think il
safe TO go TO bed and therefore paid their
bill and took their departure.
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WV. WRIT AND Tom CoRwIS 1t is
said that Tom Corwin. he Is familarly
called, was once trying case in which he
was opposed to the la.e VIM. Writ, when the
latter tried somew hat novel mode of dis
crediting the evidence of Mr.. Coiwin's chief
witness. .uu whose accuracy aud discrimination,
everything turned by showing that he was
a person Of astonishing creduhty'
Wirt-IIave you ever read Robinson Cru
soc!
Wi'ncss-le es.
Wrt-Do III believe it all!
Wirness-Well. yes, Squire: | don't know
hut what | do.
The same answer was returned as 10 Gul-
iyers Travels and other works of fiction,
Corwin all the time tidg sting and getting o..
Presently Mr.. Wit, considering the man en-
,irely flat, ned out resigned him with a blind
smile
Mr. Corwin said lie only had one question
. ask and put II:
Mr. Corw.n-Have you read WIr-'s life
II Patrick Henry?
Wines es.
wu-Do you believe it all?
Wi,ness-Why. no, Squire, l can't SO
that
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
II HAVE farm for SALE about five and a half miles
IL from the city of Richmond containing 100 acres
well watered; about sixty cleared, fenced and
in cultivation the balance valuable tiiaber.
improvements Brick House. log ,rn, and other
out buildings, also .eIlent Orchard. viii take
some good property in the City Of Richmond vicni
~ in part pay.
JAMES Nj. PoE
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Horace Waters ModernImpl. ~ 'a J. Z

with OF without iron frames, have, III their i. F
Scale and Improved Action, 4 power and compass Of
tone equalling the grand with the beauty and dura-
|bllity of the square piano. The Press and irst Mu
|sc Mastera have justly pronounced them equal il not
superior to any other make They are guaranteed to
stand the action Of every climate y
u HORACE WATERS MELODEONS
(Tnned the equal temperament, superior III each
desirable qualitysole agent for the sale Of S ID and
II. W Smith celebrated Melodeons--can also fur
lnish Meodeons Of All other makers. Prices from
45 10 1925; for two sets Of reeds, $3.50; two banks
|of KEYS, $500; Organ pedal bass melodeons, 1926
and $500.
MUSIC 49, One Of the largest and best catalogues
Iof Music now published; sold at gre,tly reduced
prices. Music sent to wherever ordered, postpaid
Personal attention paid 10 all orders received BY
nail. Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange fol
new, Catalogues sent BY mail Great inducement.
offered 70 agents to sell the above. A liberal dis
count dealers, teachers, seminares and cergymen
Each instrument guaranteed to give satisfaction
lor purchass-money refunded. Secondhand Piano
at great bargains constantly in store prices from 81
| % $40. Pianos tuned and repaired, polished
boxed, and movedl
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be Love correspondence Of The most thrilling and
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Lad 1.-THE tyranhcal opposition Of the Lady Father
tefnan is described in the most vivid and interesting
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lady 70 elude the vigence and cruelty Of her heart
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I. pA LL N X. 1A "A 11 kg I. y 1ss
CITIZENS ny u o | o. COUNTY
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Sc. SC. So. nm
M. 8, Forl- St., sert 10 Winsl0so House,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Ik n. VARENN r takes this method to
inform the citizens Of the Upper
Mississippi that he keeps constantly On
hand, which he ia determined to dispose
of upon ths most reasonable terms, the
n,ost CHOICE seIection &c articles il his
Ina 1, ~ business anon oat which viii III.
fonnd ]. '' Z T1ss35. 81 81
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CHI q ~ a IL :, - s-
4 ~ 800 n ,, NJ ~
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49, 80.
stlafcn, 3
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racKers.
Almonds.
i4ob:slers,
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. oysters,
Iodhsh,
u acAe, - s5.s5
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= - aAu oouAus
Tobacco, Cigars, Olive Oil,
Lard Oil, Fish Oil, Lamp Oil,
Preserves of all kinds. Lemon Syrup.
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1858. PROSPECTUS OF THE 1858.
WEEKLY TIMES.

q Paper for The People. Freedom NATIONAL
Slavery Sectional TWenty Copies 10 One
+ address, $40. .Notc IS the time to get sp
Clubs 1yment IN .ddrance.
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RES FOR STEAMBOATS, AN
LUMBERMEN.

\ =
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Every variety for domestic use and Of the choicest
qualities. CIGARS. "A superb lot of the finest ind
most delicious Cigars. PoRK, LARD AND m
TER, always on hand. Fresh Butter daily received.
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
The Latest Spring Styles Of Goods. selected e
will enable to sell at the very lowest market rats j.
The Ladies especially, invited to call and & =
anime the stock Of FURNISHING GooDs, La
WINDOW CURTAINS, FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEz.
&c., which, with the assortment Of Prints al Il
Ladies Dress Goods, viii be found amongst tie
larges and most complete that has ever been ofere
this market.
Gentlemen Dress and Furnishing Goods,
Clothing, Ready-made Shirts, Hosiery, and aln,os
every article necessary to Gentleman's Wardrobe,
always on hand.
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, Ere.
From the most celebrated makers at the East IN An
varieties. "a
LIGHT HARDWARE, FARMING IMPLEss
MENTS, Sc.
A very extensive stock constantly kept up, with
especial reference the wants at the Farmers Of the
Territory, and those who are abnut to open farms.
With plenty Of help 10 wait on customers, and
plenty Of goods Of all sorts to SELL the undersigned
hopes to merit and receive a properproportion 8 +
patronage from the community.
"A. +. LARPENTEUR.
St. Paul, March l, 1856. 4. n4ltf
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lie has i large stock. and Is ready to dispose
them nj i fair rate for cash Or Furs. From his
location on the border Of the Indian country,
those wishing outfits for the Indian trade, would
do well 10 purchase Of him. He will keep sup
plies fufhish those wishing to 81 into the lnm-
bering kusiness.
iIss has constantly On hand Bark Canoes, it-
ted up with Oil Cloths, Tents. etc, Il sell OF
hira tospersons wishing 10 visit the Pine regioa
shove, explore that vast country lately &c ded ID
ahe United States ~ the Chippewa Indians, 81
make trip up the Mississippi and across ID
Fonda Lac, tho head Of Lake Superior, blythe
Savanna Portage, Savanna and ~ Louis Rivers.
The traveller desirous of Witnessing ths most i'll.
rersstng p,rtions III svilds the of 1mesca, should
by all fneASs take this "trip, Guides Of Voyagcrs,
can always ~ furnished % travellers, who ara
psffectly familiar with those routes. and ars men
who can betrusted making the joavnsy perfectly
ssfs. Refer 10 Borap and Oaks. ST. Pail, and
,l;Amsay Casks. NY sEsss VII
Grow WING, sapsil 40.
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OUR PRINTING DEPARTMENT..

OUR PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
], 600 Cards for 80. 50-Other kinds Of
Printing at greatly Reduced rates
IVKT have now FIVE PREssEs constantly run
w ming in our Office, and turning off all
kinds Of Printing, from One-Line Card 20 a Mann
moth Poster Having purchased the exclusive right
tor the city of 81. Paul, to Go,ions celebrated
Fir Y-FLr CARD Press, whrrh prints, counts and
cuts Ten Thousand Cards per Hour, we are able to
furnish Cards at Lower Price than any other es-
adjustment IN the State, and printed in superior
manner. Particular attention paid 70 BsllHeads,
Circulars, ETC., etc.
Nearly four years ago the TIE M1srEsors
IWEEKLY TIMES came before the pabif-, and frons
that period the present has been bathing for the
cause Of Freedom and the Rights Of Man, regardless
Of the ties Of Party Of The seers and ibes Of rassi
IAN leaders BY pursuing consistent and straight
forward career bya persistent devotion 10 Principles.
it has won its way to pubic favor, and withstand
ing it is the youngest Of the CITY Press, has ataiu-
ed very large and rapidly increasing circuation.-
This has been accomplished, not BY system Of SELF
iandaton, but by the spontaneous patronage Of ~
friends throughout Minnesota and The Eastern Ststes
! The TIMES has ever advocated, and viii continue
to advocate, the cause of the People, and doing
it has advocated the cause Of the great Republican
Party whose principles it has warmly espoused and
Twill defend to the best OF s aDllfv II never mas
and never will pander to the vices Of the vicious and
never flinches from graphing with Error wherever i
exists. II believes ia honest utcrance 81 the
ITruth-in adhering 70 Right, Justice and Temper
ance--in an outspoken manly condemnation d Wrong
jim just appreciation 81 The wants Of the honest
settler, to whom a home should be guaranteed by
Congress, and in the Development Of all those re-
sources which calculated to place FIRST among
the States Or this great Conicderacy.
Many new features will be added to the TrMEs in
the course Of the year 1853. We shall spare no
pains 10 procure the latest and most reliable news
both at home and from abroad shall publish week
Y tull and rorrect report n the Markets, and
shall at ill times devote energies make oar
paper equal IN every respect any other in new
rapidly growing State. Single Copies, S.; Five
copies, IS: Ten copies, SIS. Twenty copies to
one add,ess) $50. Twenty cents additional viii Be
charged for writing subscribers names their papers.
% Ii our friends throughout the State and else
where will put forth little exertion, Jan greatly
increase subscription Inst and thereby be able 10
enlarge and beauty the Times 10 degree which
will meet with their entire approbatios. Please
give Us cali a the Junction Of Third. Bench, Sc.
4 Anthony and Wahashaw streets, ST. Paul, Mine
j 1l6 +. M. NEWSON & co.
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stores, COMPLETE OurFIrs ron IMM,GRANrs
who have come to Minnesota to locate.
Recen. arrivals have brought 70 him, 4 ~ Il 9TH
goods, the following -
PROVISIONS,
Dbl nutmegss 200 sacks extra a, i super
Il Dbl mace fine flour. VIZ All
Dbl tapoca, so bbls N o clarfsied sng;
Dbl ago, 200 sacks ccrnule il,
10 boxes chocolate, ~ hhds N q b.OM suga
box pecan nuts. s do crushed 4. 4 pow
5 baskets olive oil dered sue ii
100 boxes sardines, 10t bhls do
25 do CLANS 10 bills sugar hsus syrup
"a do Holsters, SO ten gallon 4 .ga do
hbls picked herring, SO sacks rio cetes.
l0A do do 25 half chest Tia Of al
20 do white fish, Hi descriptions
80 cans II q lob mustard, hundred bones 10
SO doz / and lib do bags whole repl eli b
20 dog vinegar preservers, 10 boxes groud a,
Is dog ketchups, bags allspice
Is doz pepper sauce, boxes groud alls,,ica
10 doz preserved fruits. 20 mats cassian
5 doz pie fruits, 5 boxes ground c,ssn,
10 boxes Yeast powder, Dbl cloves,
I Dbl cream tartar, 2 boxes ground cloves,
4 kegs soda saiaratus, 80 b'xs Rigs spain SOAP
key carb soda, % do family soap.
30 boxes summer pressed 5 do CASTLE soap. s
candles, vi
sUNDRIEs,
81 SO packages chewing plug tobacco. all qua lities
so boxes smoking tobacco, Goodwin s. Mnrras,
80 realms wrapping paper, four sizes,
lO0 Mills percussion caps, G p
50 sacks assorted shot,
10 boxes canister rifle powder,
5 kegs blasting powder,
$50 kegs Boston nails, ever size,
20 do wrought do.
STORES FOR STEAMBOATS, AM
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PARSONS y MONICA
csrn,sllors Il i,e;s. ~ G.Asral gs.i,,
IN VT ASOliI IIA l.L buildmsr, Misnsape)is,
Minnesosa. Complete Maps nf HI Bur.
5ygyed audi ia The A apolis Land ~ IN
sll IN nsoeassry blanks n m ption
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&c. SC. SO. IA II s5s
M. 8, Forl. 81. rsrt to IpiHslOtc House,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
&c &c &c

4
Bagging, &C., Sc, &c. Sc,
All of which he offers at the lowest
cash rates, and he begs the citizens Of
he Upper Mississippi, who come II ST.
Paul To purchase such articles, 70 give
him call before purchasing elsewhere.
St. Paul, March, "a, 81. ns2tf