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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

Ey- The Atlantic Monthly for August
has been received. II is tie magazine of tie
day.
EssF The Great Republic for August las
come to hand filled with its usual quantity
of interesting matter.
es-We are pleased TO learn that the City
School Trustees about to make very adyanta-
eeous arrangements for putting up an iron fence
around the public SchoO!-aouss.
~ Oar friend I. T sage has removed his
Ice Cream Saloon 20 the room recently occa-
pied by II CadSallsder, and nearly opposite the
Huntington House, where be wlIl be pleased to
see his friends and patrons.
es- \ superior article Of Ice Crssn cas- al
ways be had al Prescot,'s, where 04- also be
found fine assortment Of Candies, Cakes Fruits
&c, &c.
G~Iron has been purchased for The track be-
tween Oxford and College Cor0&s, on the Jang-
ton Road Cars will run to the latter place
about the first OF September next.
~ Hon. c. B. Smith has accepted an iuvi-
tation to deliver an address at the next Randolph
county Fair.
~Col. T. A. Morris of Indianapolis, is spo-
ken of as candidate for The Republican nomina-
ton for Governor.
Ia Forney says Buchanan is a candidate
for reelection to the Presidency
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

S~ Herbert. tae California Congres IA
member ofthe Cincinnati Convention. and mar
deFer Of an IrishElan. has been warned to leave
the town of Hennaselio on pain of death He IS
alleged 10 have been connected with company
Of gamblers and scoandrels who had got to b
- pestiferons and evil that the ciiizsas could
rot sta1d il any longer
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

- TIE Lsporte Jaisa says that an under
srour3 lake has been discovered near Battle
Creea \ railway eHhaakment was built across
the marsh iaa. covered tie lake, AID the weight
broke through Tie crcst. Tie embaahG.ea! q
tirely disappeared and Iake thirty rods across
fis is place
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Judge Perry, b Liquor Sellers, &c.


The remarks made ly Judge PERRY,
efore tie COMMISSIONER Court, relative to
the nationality Of hose individuals from this
city applying to dat Count for license to sell
Intoxicating liquor by the dram, appears to
lave created quite Juror amongst some Of
the applicants and their sympathetic friends.
We did not hear tie Judges remarks, but
we are informed he stated that out of fifteen
applicants for license from Richmond, only
tmo were born in this country; thus showing
conclusyely to his mind, that the business of
Dealing damnation around the land
Alike friend and foe,'
was in the hands OF those who sought this
country asylum of liberty; and who,
in stead of assisting to foster and sustain the
main prop Of our boasted temple OF liberty:
temperance, were doing all in their power TO
forge chains for the limbs of Americans
native as we'll as natu1 allied becloud their
minds, and not only unfit them for social en-
Joyment and the society OF the good and
virtuous. but prepare them to commit any
crime here, murder and treason not excepted,
whilst dread and fearful Hereafter awaits
the drunken wretch they have manufactured.
And for what? For tie tore IF money!
Such was the purport OF Judge Perry's argu-
ment; and lie proclaimed nothing but the
truth, and no wonder it cut close.
This temperance question, oyerrides every
thing of partizan nature, and the efforts Of
the Gers, Elders and Rentzsches, to twist
and screw the language of Judge Perry into
"a shape, so that given amount of capital can
be made out Of the predjudices of naturalized
citizens against native, by appealing to their
German procivities, &C. is stale, flat and
unpro ftable, and will SO be regarded by every
mind that suffers itself to think Alright. No
business is as profitable as the liquor traffic,
and none that necessarily brings with its
success such fearful and desolating conse-
quences. The sin and the crime is with those
who 'hold the bottle to their neighbors' lips,
and the "wo'' will also be theirs No matter
what country gave the liquor seller birth, his
trade is one of blood, and as sure as God is
just, it will be requi;ed at his hands! Had
Judge Perry declared that 3 out of 5 APP
plicants from this city for license, were native
Americans by birth, would that have been
construed as stigma cast upon az who were
born herel No, indeed; and the only excuse
for those who have taken to heart his plain
statement OF FACT, ard commented on it il
the way they have done, is, that they have
been laboring so diligently to create and keep
up prejudice in the breasts of naturalizcd
citizens against natives to the manor born
that their minds have become peculiarly NOR
bid on that idea, and they are ready and
greedily willing TO snap up and feed out any
thing they can lick into shape, in order 10
make If thrivei
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

~ L pea Steering en- the brink Of =
trE5tfas froeFice, wluii NOT tGiak ham ut sub
iect fsr a. IN sane asylum? Yet YOU If Suffering
der neglected cold the verge Il a preeipiee
more lrlzhtial than any o5her in tho material world
- the grave DO you uot know that from "a sitsAt
cold" spslng Bronchitis Pneumonia, Pulmonary Con-
sunpt5en--a life Of sGderin. sni almost certain
destL2 If yea hare cold, try DR.. HooEIANn'S
CORDi II. and you viii md certain relief. Thou
saus IN All rl1s e the country testify. and have
testified - its marvellous virtues. Give II trial.
Preresei only by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, As Arch
Street Philadelphia, and fer sale by pragsisis
Throughout he Union. Price = cents
jane 81 1853. -s4w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

- Watson Il Estell, invite all persons who
desire any thing in the way Of photographs, da-
guerreotyres, malainotypes, other pictures, to
cali at their gallery in the Gilbert block. They
have At great eNrerse purchased rev ard superior
instruments, which warrant them in assuring the
public that pictures taken by them shall be sat
s!actory il Likeness aud beauty of finish, They
have ine assortment of cases, frames, &c, to
which they invite attention. Their pictures are
as low as good pictures be had auy place
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

Circuit Court The Summer term Of the Cir.
cult Court for this County will commence on
Monday next The following are the names of
persons selected for the
Grand ysry.-Wm. B. Hinshaw, Merriman
Brumtied, Lewis Thornburg, Levin Swiggett, Jes
Sc Hiatt. Harrison Scott John Addleman, c. C
81 Ter, John Brooks Jacob Christ, Allen w
Lewis
Petit Jxrors.-I. Lamb, Elihu Morrow. j Ohm
Hoover, e. J. Conner, G. Myers. A Sweet, NJ
Willets, G. s. Duhadway, Alex. Cheesman, Her
bert Pierce, j. p. Burgess Caleb Lewis.
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Mr.. JOHN r. WILLIAMS,

distinguished reforner. will also address the
meeting.
Other speakers are expected to be in attend,
ance.
The object Of he meeting Is 70 give al express
ion of public sentiment upon this important cues
tion-to exert moral inf 1ence AM do Practi-
cal good
It il not simply to meet in social enjoyment'
bat to blend The two 10 one, therefore II Is called
a Basket Meeting, and will be of that character
The necessity of sach meeting must be aPPa'
rent TO all who feel an interest in preserving t.
morals of community from the degrading intfences
of the liq1or trali.. Intemperance Is prevailing
to an alarming extent il all parts of the coun-
try, and is perhaps adding new votaries to lis
desolating altar. The public mind must be ava
kened, and We invite your attendance and coope-
ration in the good work. Bring your family
your wife, sons and daughters.
The Gin & Chicag Rail Road will run an ex
ira train of cars at convenient hours, from Ander
son, and return the same evening, a half fare
It is also aoped the India a-Central will carry
passengers on their regular trains at half fare.
The Eaton & Hamilton Road will PROB ably act
with the same liberality.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28
The SiEIi, Annual Fair

OF the Wayne County Agricultural Society vii be held
he Rich yu. aeins Ga Manlay the f7th
dsy Q October uex: aa3 caastaae one week
Competition = opea Il the w5rd.
Special saas hAs tcea taken n n, selection Of com
n4.ttte<.
Ample ar-aa .snavsts vii made fer the cemfoEi and
satisfaction Of exhibitors
Ssa Power H ee FURNISHED yratuitousiy for running
al kla o. Z -hiEery
As4..oaai stalls 4a; peas VIII be erected for the
eoraaoaattea * stoek.
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Removal Produce Store

EoHN Fl, SCoTT has removed his Produce Store to
IS PsNsou's Building nearly opposite his former
stand he Keeps constantly suppl OF COUNTRY
PRODUCE. and VEGETABLES, such as Butter, Eggs
ckras eavy. rctAt Bests Apples. Tomatoes.
SC Ills extensive acquaintance enables him get
conasfy Affords, and have them fresh
GO PsPs CASH ARA lhs Highest price AZ all times for
all kjaHs ofCeuury Produce Farmers viii and II TO their
cali upoa En His motto is small Preats aud
SAW = Isaa saa
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

~ Z.mmer Emswiler, wond respectfully
inform their friends and tie public that they have
recently received large addition to tleir stock
Of Notions and Fancy Goods, making their as
sortaent as complete as any ever offered in this
city, and that they prepared to supply
the retail trade at prices as low as those of Gin.
cinnati merchants and consumers at lower prices
than ever offered in this city. They also manu-
facture all kinds of candies of the best quality
which they sell at low prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

LEQUoR Law SUsraISED.-In two cases of
habeas eorpas before Jadge Perkins last week
ere of which vas minor aad the other negro
the cous,itu,ionahty Of the hqaor laF. IN It's ap-
pliea.ion to all classes Of persons sustained.
State Journal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

~ The "IafiIaa F5sie Bla,Ier- Is the name
of a German r 7ab'icaa paper published Al La
Porte Tod b 2 kitshaas, Esq at 81 year
Every Republican German ia the State should
Subscribe tor l. /. zould b bIess3y 70 every
German Q-frrcrat
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

- On Monday next, elections are to be
held in Kentucky, Alabama. and Texas. for
State officers and Members of Congress
Tennessee votes on the 18th of August. North
Carolina on the 18th. Georgia and Missis-
sippi on the Sd of Oct. Maryland on the
Sd and Louisiana on the eth of November
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

EFEx Gov. Ramsey has been nominated
by the Republicans of Minnesota. as their
candidate for Governor. J. H. Baker. for
merry Of this city, was nominated for Secre-
tary Of State.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

~Col T. 4. Morris has beea elected Presi
ieat Of tbs Be.lefaat an Railroad Conpany il tLs
place Of Joha Bsongh.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28
Just Published.
L TT n l.
AND THE WAR OF 1859.

Giving history Of the causes Of the wsr with Bio
graphical sketches and finely Portraits Of its
Heroes together with the I'll al accounts Of the Bat
ties Of Noaebeo, Palestro; Magenta, etc. etc.. and
by
Madame JTsiie de Gargucrittcs.
With introduction by Or. SHELTON MAChEN
ZlE, ands3me!y bound ia Volume, l2mo. cloth.
Price 81 81
And pu a.slel by C. q EVANS. 4s9 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia,
"IrALx AND rHE WAR OF 1850 This handsome
volume, written by Mandame Julie de Marguerittes,
and suitably illustrated with Maps and Portraits has
Book Pubisher) Of Philadelphia, the low price of
81 . and Is well timed as ii is well executed
The design IS to show Italy in her Past and Present.
SO that the reader may understand on what grounds
shs bases her expectancy of glorious Future, with
this view the author. who has travelled largely thro
Europe and has resided for considerable period in
Milan with visits to the other great cities OF Italy,
desert places with which she is acquainted, and
personages whom she intimately knows, The statis-
ties of the various states engaged in hosliities
given with biographical sketches of the Sovergns
generally, and Statesmen, whom the war has thrown
into promnency. great deal of the personal anee-
dote Is IN reduced which much adds TO the spirit
and seceptahiy of the work The causes OF the war
fully and fairly developed, and there is appended
authentic account of the itself up TO the pres
tne including the official reports OF the various
battles and the ehivalrous exploits OF General Garri
baldi, tho gala mt Guerrilla leader.
We notice that in introduction to the work, DIR.
shelton Mackenzie, Literary and Foreign Editor of
"rhe Press [Philadeiphia) very warmly eulosxes its
design and execution.
copy Of the Book, and handsome present. viii
be by mail postpaid, upon receipt of 81 20 for
the book and 81 cents for postage.
4 new Classified Catalogue of Books and Gifts, with
ton Address G. g. EVANS,
439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia Pa.
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erThree 0, foar doggaries were demolished .
few nights since in Muncia
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28
TEMPERANCE MEETING
AT RICHMOND.

The friends of temperance il Wayne County,
propose holding meeting in a grove adjoining
the city of Richmond on Saturday tie 9Th OF
August next
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

House and Lot near the iSepDs
for Sale very LOW.

NEW and very desirable Brick Cottage Rssi-
N dence, containing seven rooms. with N-.-t' ~
water. sell and eistern,-pgtnps inSiaegeCd ~.
lar static aud wood house. near the Depot Such an
opportunity for procuring pleasant no is seldom TO
be met with. Terms q PAS Eaent easy.
- Enquire at Palladium oiee.
Ju9y IS IS59. sstf
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Just Pa bl!shed.
Lectures for the People.
THE
REV. HUGH STOWELL BROWN,
OfMe Myrtle-s. Chapel, Lirerpool
FIRST SERIES.
FIRST SERIES.
With biographical introaue,ion by

With Biographical introduction by
Dr. n shelton VI acten zEe.
Published under special arrangement with the au-
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Gin. u Chicago I;ai, Road.

Extra trains and At half fare. will run fol
lows, and return the same evening for the special
convenience of those who may wish to attend this
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28
Indiana Items.

The State Board OF Equalization having ad
jouraed making but few changes 10 the apprase
uleut, and none ia this part Of the state, We caa
now ascertain the exact change il the total E2,a
alton. The appraisemeat e 1881 valued al lie
reaI estate OF the State at $4,000 oOo- The new
appraiss .nent Increases this 10 1901 000 Geo
little over double The personal property has
changed bat little from last summers assessment,
being based on the short crops of last faI- l.
foots up SI30 600 Geo and with the railroads
makes the total taNahies aboat S4lOo5oeet-
This with tha tax o. 200 coo polls wiH realize
owe. one millioa of dollars Of Stale Tax; near.y
half a million Of School Tax (easRring Free
~ctc8i> for six moutLs FER year ~ every Dstr.etl
AID 81 eco 81 te Debt sinking Fund Tax. NltA
IN economical S.aIe aduiuiscratI-D n. Ind ana
St5eid "a 10 e reducing Eeg State I}ehs ;aad
sh= intends 70 eject sch al ole next year
The Seymour r.nes says tie iroa,a 5 dain-
mischief IL Jackson county. and good deal ut
corn i ras: all hope. b, the greater part cal
still be saved by good rain,
Tie Randolph Journal says that as til
freight train on the B@iietoatAine road was going
east near Winchester, a car caught TIRE, aid by
the tine the train reached the town il VAS Eearly
DESTROYED. It's contents were decidedly misceia
aeous, consisting Of mess meat bells, seytEc
stones. AID ahiskey,-quite queer az assert
meat Is soule Of S5lomen's ships mentioned II HE
B.b,e.
The Laporte Uaion states that the violation
If the game law in that vicinity Is SO frequent
aui nischeyous that number OF tie citizens
haze formed az association, aad raised In5sey 10
prosecute the parties concerned in them.
The New Castle Courier says that a gang
Of roades have Infested the neighboEhood q
Summit, six miles north Of New Castle, for year
or two, who have ut last got TO be 50 outrageous
that it warns them of the danger Of lynchln- it
they don't stop. The citizens who have been ac
! tive in exposing their outrages have OF course,
been specially misreated. Their dogs have been
SHOT, wagon wheels carried of and hidden, salaI.
articles of property destroyed, and divers other
petty aunoyances inflicted Their latest trick
however Is their worst ole. On Saturday nigh;
they cut down sixty peach trees for MIR. Peter
Rilner, composing a valuable orchard. Iaey
ought to be sent to the Peuitentiary fer about
ten years.
The White County 5. ectator says that there
has been no rain in thai region since the l5th Of
June. \ great deal Of the eats crop is SO short
that it cannot be harvested and corn and pota-
toes are about ruined. The farmers il portion
of the county have given up their hopes Of crop
and gone to work GU the railroad. Bugs are do
ing /, good deal Of mischief too, as they are il a
number Of other places il the State
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28
Gen. S. F CAREY,

the eloquent advocate of the cause vii De pres
ent aud address The meeting
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

Es~ Isaac Shire, Merchant Tailor a-d Cloth,
ier invites The attention of the public 10 his new
stock of cloths, cassimeres, summer goods, vest
ings, gentlemens' furnishing goods, Sc, &c. Also
to his stock of ready made clothing, which is
made from good materials and by the best
of workmen, ard under his special SUP
eriute n3tnce. His foreman is one of the
best cutters in the west, having had years Of
expesierce in some Of tie best establishments in
the city Of New Y ork, ard therefore all ho or
der clothes from lin may rely upon having them
made il the most satisfactory manner.
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO.
81 G1li Stree, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01
Magnificent Scheme for March, 1853.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
S65,zSO!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY!
SPLENDID SCHEME.

pc drawn in Baltimore, saturday. March Is, 1859
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1889.

NE OF the following Steamers leaves Cincinnati
~ positively every Friday. Leaves Nashville posi-
lively every thursday
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COLLECTIONS or
Flower seeds by Mail,
FREE OF POSTAGE


Trenty Seecf and Choice Varieties for One Dollar.
INOR the accommodation % those who love the cul.
Il tivation Of flowers, but who reside AZ distance
from where they be procured, have selected
the most beautiful aid snowy varieties each sort
tinct in color, aud calculated TO produce fine effect
when planted cut in beds groups in the flower Dor
der. We have had each variety distinctly marked
with the Botaiicai and English name, height time OF
towering, color Of the flower, manner Il grow Ing ,
whether erect trailing, the time should be sown
and other valuable hints To It's cultivation. Ia
leciing these varieties. have been careful %
clude all which shy bloomeTs or have an insg-
ni1cant appearance that the collections will
prize only tiose which really snowy and hand
some and which we believe would prove TO the
tire satisfaction OF any lady gentleman who might
Dc disposed order them. The collections Will be
free by pest 70 any part Of the country the
following prices:
Assortment No. consists Of twenty choice va
rseties OF Annals ........... 81 90
% No. consists OF twenty choice
rietIes 81 Bir nnials and Pcren-
mails ..-.-........ i 90
q" No consists of ten extra lne vari-
reiies OF Annals aud Peren-
mails, embracing many % the
new and choicest in ouitra-
uon W
"a Nod consists of ave very choice
varieties, selected from friSc
fle~ers Of English Panses,
Gem an Carnatlen aud IicO-
tee Pink, Nerbenas, Truf-
faults French Astrrs and
nouble HsliyhockS, each OF
which sud at IS cents
siDgiy .-.....--. ....-. 90
Ally MACKENZIE.
febl6-1m Il College street, Nashville.
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Enclose the money 20 address Tor the Tickets
dered on reccfa Of which they Will be forwarded by
nrst mail. Purchasers have tickets ending any
figure they may designate
The List 81 Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
ea- Purchasers will please write their signatur
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1s- Remember that every Prize Is drawn aud payA
bic IN fuii without deduction.
ES- All pr.zss % 81 600 aud under paid immediat
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thirty days
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Those who prefer not sending money By mail. can
use
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whereby money for Tickets. ia OF Ten Dollars,
and uPw rds, can be sert Us
At OER RISK md EXPENSE.
from any CITY town y here they have an osece.
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