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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08
Death of Ex-Gov vernon Wallace

On Sunday night, at about twelve o'clock Ex-
Governor Wallace Judge of the Marion Court
Of Common Pleas, died at his residence in Indian
apolis, very suddenly Of apoplexy. He was as
well as usual and attending to his duties in Court
on Saturday. Governor Wallace was about 81
years Of age. He graduated at West Point with
credit, in 1921, and served for a portion of the
tine as Assistant Professor of Mathematics. Re-
signing his place, or claim to it. in the army, he
settled in Franklin county, where his father and
family resided, ard studied law, in the practice OF
which be soon acquired both lucrative business
aud high professional reputation. He was ell
ected TO the Legislature several times and IL 1884
was elected Lieutenant Governor. On the exPi-
ration Of his term in that Office, he was elected
Governor over john Dumont, on the Internal I'M
provement issue, Governor Wallace representing
the Improvement policy.
In 1910, in the Harrison freshet he was carried
into Congress, where it was his fortune 10 give
the casting vote which decided the appropriation
to Professor Morse, to test the practicability OF
Magnetic Teegraphngnp.h IL ran again for the
same place in 1912, against William j. Brown
and was beaten. From that time till 1850, be
remained entirely in private life practicng his pro-
fessicn in Indianapolis, where he bad his residence
after retiring from the Governorship. In 1850, he
served as a member of the Coustit utioHal Con-
vention, and again fell back into private life, I'LL
he was called TO the office Of Judge of the Com
mon Pleas Court of Marion county, which be held
at the time of his death
In person, Governor Wallace was stout almost
to obesity, with fine intellectual head 2 frank,
pleasant countenauce, and an eye always remark
ed for its brightness and kindly expression In
character, he was amiabe TO fault, open and sin
cere, No man ever thought Of accusing him of
h Up ocrisy or double dealing in anything.-lC Gin
Gazette.
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THE FIRST PUBLIC QUAKER MEETING IN CALI
roRNIA-The California W eekly Times of the 9th
Of August, contains the following notice:
Xes,eSdGSh,g.f 'cshaap, there ives meeting Of
q Co., Washington B. "a fifty Qnakers of both sex
es in the room of the Board of SUI ervsors The
usual forms Of Quaker worship were conducted
The sermon was pronounced by MIR. X. Lindsay
and his wife, Mrs. Sarah Lindsay, also spoke -
We are informed reliably, that although there
have been occasional private reunions OF the
Friends, this is the first public meeting Of that
denomination in California. Mr.. Lindsay IS ma
tive of orkshire in In gland. He came 10 Amer.
lea about two years since, with tie object OF
gathering the Friends into societies In the lar
West lie has visited nearly all the Western Uni
ted States, including Kansas, and having accom-
plished much in those parts, he started for the
Pacf coast and arrived here few weeks since
With the same laudable object in view, he will
visit Oregon and w ashington Territory and having
accomplished his mission there, he will sail for the
Sandwich Islands end Australia, In considering
the humble and unpretending character of this
simple brotherhood, and the genuine Christian
graces which so universally adorn the practice
and profession of their religion, we cannot too
heartily syn pathize in Their attempt at orsaUiza-
ton and wish them the fullest and continued sue
cess.
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For the Palladium
Richmond. Sept. 3, 1859

1siCHuioDu oCpl d 1907
At meeting of Webb Lodge No. "A, FA NJ
the committee appointed TO bring forward resou
tons expressive OF our feelings on account of the
death of our late brother DR. : II. Harrington re
ported the following:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God to call
from labor earth to rest in heaven our dearly
beloved and valued Worshipful Master brother
;. II. Harrington, who departed this life Sept L.
therefore,
Resolved, That, as a Lodge, we deeply lament
the loss Of one who often pointed 9gi to US the
great light of Masonry, ard in life and conduct,
exempGfed the beauties Of brotherly love, relief
and truth.
Resolved, That as Masons we will cherish the
memory Of brother Harrington, and will endeavor
to emulate his virtues as just and upright Ma
son, true friend, kind neighbor, and a highly
valred citizen
Resolved, That as Lodge we since. ely sympa,
thize With the bereaved widow, orphans and other
relatives of The deceased.
Resolved. That as Lodge we will attend the
funeral of our brother from his late residence on
tomorrow, and will the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days, and that the Hall be
clothed in mourning TOR three months
Resolved, That the Secretary furnish the wild
ow with copy of these resolutions, and cause
the same to be published in the papers of this
city. (Signed by Q. J. HYDE
w. CHAN JEFPEREs ! Com
j. W. MAUzY,
All Of which were unanimously adopted
b. order,
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DIED Ia Cambridge City, Monday evening. Aug.
90, MARY ANN, consort of Lewis b. Morrisos, after a
lingering and painful Illness.
Mrs. ". was beloved and respected by all who knew
her, fer her many Christian virtues neighhor she
was kind and ohging and as Fl lend sincere.
Her heart filled with charity ard beneyoence and
er mind well stored with all the fine quaiiie.
MAKE the perfect lady. Her we're followed
to tie teEb = large process lon OF ypahizing friends
=. bulletin.
On Tuesday last, in Preble county. Ohio. about
10 miles south east Of this place, CAREY ToNEY
aged about l03 years
He served through the Revolutionary war; and cauot
to this neigbboEhood forty fifty years ago. We
greet that enabled to give the incidents Of
his long and event.u al life.
- On Monday last, at her residence in Harrison
township. Mon county, Mrs NARY STANLEY, wife
,f Daniel Stanley, aged about % years.
thus has tie happy circle of another hearth.tone
been broken Another husband and other children are
oaledto the departure Of one Who vas endear-
ed TO them by the hottest affections Of this earth but
while they mourn her memory will be eonsecrsted in
their hearts She was prepared and resigned to die
expressing her confidence in future eternity, where
neither sin sorrow come The deceased
loved By large circle of reIatives AM friends
and although her body has gone down the dust the
Influences Of her example vii be felt for long time
TO ccme- May all who knew her be prepared 70 meet
her when they too shall be summoned from life to
Geath-from death to eternal life
On Tharsday last, Of consumption. DR. SAMUEL
II HARRINGTON. sgeI about S. years
7 he deceased Ind long saEsEal from the disease
which wore ont his physical nature but which at The
same time PARTED the immortal feature o. his exist
enee he died resigned in the full c9nfeaes that tn.
promises voaehsfei the pure IN heart so1ld be re-
allied 70 him He possessed cultivated mind ripe in
his profession. popular in his practise and respected
BY all whc knew him. His remains followed
the grave By an immense procession, perhaps large
ever attended funeral in this place. About z0)
Aasons and about le0 0dd Fellows participated the
ceremonies st the grave. An impressive sermon was
hu-ch.
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advantages Of .4drertisiag. Some OF our
readers will recollect that some three months ago,
an advertisement appeared in our paper of man
who wanted wife, The advertisement vas an
swered by some eight or ten ladies' ard we are
told some of them were in good faith. and others
obviously for fun The letter first received seem.
cd TO have a charm about it, and reply was des
patched immediately-an interview was had, and
resulted in a marriage about three weeks ago
The happy couple think. like Jane Eyre, that 1t
was good angel that frst suggested the idea Of
advertising. We wish them long aud happy life,
and advise all Others who desire like blessing,
from our heart, TO go and do likewise.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

CHESTER, Aug. 10Th, 10y.
MessrS. BEARD & SISEN-Srs The Combination Plow
bought of last spring fills the bill satisfied il
ghter than any other pillow used. and its work
is entirely satisfactory. 1t we'll in all kinds of
ground, and find 1t great advantage to have two
shares, keep the pillow running all the time with
having stop go the shop shArpened
laid. find them much less likely order in
being repaired than the lar share. have had them
by different bIack smiths and they al
ways woIk as we'll as they did at arst.
W.CHAN. JEFFRIES.
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Administrative Sale.

uNIIE undersigned viii offer public sale sATUR-
Il DAY. the day October. 1859, 10 o'clock on
said day the late residence OF Benjamin PAien in the
city Richmond, Wayne Co. and State Of Indiana the
following personal property, to wit horses
2 sets Of harness. plows one cuyator, vaT
other farming utensils 10 acres OF standing
hay. Hungarian and large variety
OF household and kitchen furniture. credit Of
will be given all Of 50, and the purchaser
required give and security be approved
by the undersigned Further will be made the
day ofsale.
PHEBE J. PADES,
AinninistrstyiK of Benjamin Paden.
Sept. 6, 1853 30
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\ 4TURALTzED.

- We are uader Obligations 10 John J. Cor
iey OF the richmond Gard7 AID Nursery, for a
beautiful 5oquei Of seeding Verbeaas. ta.tefullg
arranged, and com posed OF some very perfect
specimens
~ We invite ate iton 10 th I'D ersis rnaut
Of the Lima Insurance Company, Published IA
another columa The vel known resp visibility
Of the Company needs 10 CO nnendation from 6
~ Attention Is respectfully called to the al
yertisemeut beaded Agricultural
- The StoreroOm formerly occup ed BY Mr..
Smith a bookstore, on lain street No. s. is
for rent.
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rar The annual elec,ion tonk nlaca II a.

10 The annual election took place in Califor-
MIA on Tuesday last. Vermont on the same day.
Monday next is the day of the election in Maine.
w. NJ. Cory of Cincinnati has challenged :.
A. Douglass TO discuss his doctrine OF Squatter
Sovereignty. in that city, this week.-There was
a fire at Valparaiso, Porter county in this State
on Tuesday of last week a, which property to the
amount of $4,000 was destroyed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

1he Piqna Horse Sh9,r was largely attended,
and the highest premium for the fastest horse was
awarded TO the owners of blue Tail Fly" who
reside in Rush county in this State
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

The Camera Sign Our friend Boswell is pre-
pared to take pictures in the best style of the art
at his rooms on west Main sire (. He has had
more than twenty years experience. and confident
ly commends his pictures to all who would have
perfect hkeuesses and enduring pictures.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

The Illustrated Pilgrim almanac .fo, 1850 -
This work is published in Boston in sid Of the
Monument Fund being gotten up to erect ma
tonal monument to the forefathers. at Plymouth,
Mass. We suppose that every Yankee will feel
disposed TO purchase copy of this admirable AL
manac which is filed with inter sting matter.
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REPORT OF VEGETABLE cnMN1rrrR

w. r. Smith offered for exhibition some fine
Tomatoes OF the Peach and Apple varieties; fine
81 ecimens of Lima Beans also two heads of pur-
pie Brochoii, and some fine Stowel Corn.
j. p. Lancaster exhibited the Peach Tomato
Thomas Moore showed the Large Red and Sill
yer Skin Onions, they perfect specimens
; W. Virgins had the White Sprout Potatoes,
they were fine and large Joseph Ratliff showed
the Texas aud White Mercer Potatoes.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

~ George Coale has not yet disposed of his
farm. Ii is fine opportunity for good homs
OF profitable investment.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

EpSTEPHEN SCOTFON is selling CLEAR
weaherboardng 81 30 per 100 feet, delivered. Twen
~ cents 100 feet lower than the other yards 7th
Street North Main. II
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Removal Produce Store.
ToHs H. SCOTT has removed his Produce store to .
u room Paxsons Baiilng. nearly opposite bis former
stand he keeps constantly supply o. COZ MAI
PRODUCE. and VEGETABLES, s7ch az Batter, Eggs,
Pot.t Bets appes, Tomatoes, &c
&c acqasintancs enables hiaa TO get ths
-, ~. ragutry .noris have them fresh and good.
az Pap. CASH the Iii chest price at all times for
knds ofCoaBtry Protze- Farmers sill hna 10 70 their
interest to call upon lis 10 small psoats
Je1v = i-ye 33sn
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TIME TABLE.
Arriras. azS pessrtrrss II PEsse-ssr T-sssss
Cincinnati aud Chicago Railroad

4trfrGss gx3 nessrfrrss 81 ttAssezfT fr-sss-
Cincinnati aud Chicago Railroad.
On Aai April iIra Trains will arrive Aat 1rars
a follows
Frvishs Leaves N; Passenger, a.oo and con-
nects ksAemc for Pera
Passenger arrives tUe NJ connects Al faeahaeAi TOT
Cincinnati. Freight $40 p, "a
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. X.
Morning Exarvss leaves 80 n; ESeaiag Nail Sa'
Express Mail arrives SIS 4, =, Eveains Express 7s&s
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves. r. R.
A NJ Mail Train goInS w-st a Ss5a P. n. Malt
train going Nest at las ExRress going Nest At AS
The Mali going East At ass n; EXPIRES. tran
going East ES7 a Express going East at HAS F. n
TaE BALSANtc CORDIAL, combining IL does ;as
healing properties OF tbs Bslsaa With the insigoraiaS
coaghs. Consumption. Sc trial viii
skspteal TIA; its variass unsurpassed sofa
the United States. West midas ani South Ameri-
ca. at - ets per bottle. SPIN
Temperance Orders.
The KEcHABIrES, meet every Monday evening, in
Temperance Hail.
THE TRIPLE OF HONOR meets on every Tuesday
Evening.
The COOP TEMPLARS meet 0 every wednesday Even
ing.
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE meet every Saturday
I evening.
The UNION rEMPLaRs leolored> every Friday eveng.
Independent Candidate for Clerk.
We requested announce WILLIAM II. SCHLA.
TER, Independent candidate for Clerk OF Wayne
county, the ensuing November election.
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TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS

ISptASAPoLIs, August 10, 1859.
VNTHERE INTEREST WAS DUE AND UNPAID, on
w the hrst day OF July last. loans from the sink
Fund the land and lots security will
be advertised the middle Of September
sold Saturday the loth day of December next.
The practice of postpoaing sales by receiving agree
ments borrowers to interest 10 dis
continued.
3s-4x Z. DUMoNr, President.
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HbJerds' H4rd,ctre Store,-O1r ne ghbors
Hbberd i Son, have nov oze of the la .gest anJ
best stocks of Hardware ever brought to this CITY,
when say that their stock is complete, re mean
what say. and those who are perhaps better
judges will certify 10 tA- correctness of the state
ment Il every depart neat the Quality Of his
articles cannot be gtiasAyei. Ia table aai peck
ct cutlery-hoase-fa7n goods building ma
terials mechanics tools OF every kind aai variety
they challenge competition. Their goods are Sc
.ected from the best and most popular ma1uf4c-
sories in this country aud Europe, and embrace
the yer; latest aad n3st improved patterns and
styles As to prices, selliog exclusively for cash.
they will sell as low any house IN the vest
Their friends and customers viii take no.e
Of this fact and verify the truth of the sta,emea,
by calling aai examining their stock aud prices
They respectfully solicit the patronage of thei,
Old friends and the public Their determination
is to make il the interest Of all who want aov.
thing in their lire to buy ofthem.
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RISKS accepted at terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
HPeetdt attention gtrsa 10 Insurance II DWELLINGS,
CoHtents, for term. q l or years.
The sohd seryics long and successfully tried the
many advantages the EDa Insurance Company possesses
IN rs lue should not be overlooked BY ready
insure and understanding their best interests.
During the stringent times the necessity reliable
Insurance becomes imperative duty-;he ability Of
property owners to sustain loss being then much
agencies ia all the pal through
ont the sltte Policies delay by any OF
the duly authorized Agents Of the ompany.
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Arrive at Logansport. Leave Logansport
Freiht this road and points the Bfontaine and
Toledo. Wabash Western Ra rols. taken
as by any other line JOHN BRANDT, JR., Supt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-08

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract. for
spd Fourth IN ss ballast roads of the
repairs of The ballast roads shall bs adudcated into
| ont loas District
Second contrac-A the ballast roads of the Second Dis
TLirl coaraet-A the ballast roads Of the Third District
The ballast included FIRST contract are therefore
Levee street. from Market street Fell ity Magnolia
whole width from Howard to Magnolia street; on Thas
street from Howard to Msgn Tia stre caiope
Rampant to Liberty sire + on ocas street from Psydras
ballast roads included in the second contract
na and pais
DALLAS, lo1as II third contract DaHph
Fields Marigny streets from New Leyss to Front
and ss"s nsa Ii ss to
Wsr aa % wss s9. street on e.
Street from Tehouptooas street on Magazine
from q E Fill on
Felicity road to Eighth street and on shh street em Apollo
The ballast roads shall be delivered to the contractors in
be sa
@ al @ and tsi's
and broken inches in diameter aud
aforesaid said roads to their Primitive
Il & hs ss ss so
tractors during the continuance of ,tany
Keep the said roads in the best order and condition. filing all
hoies rs on their first appearance with gravel and broken
so es s Aforesaid and rolling said roads often they may
neea me sans and as often rs be required by tbs Street
Commissioner with 600lb roller, in manner as the
gravel and broken stones will 70 AZ solid body
All the materials shall be of the hest quality and shall be
furnished by the contractor as well labor.
Tn repairs OF salt roads shall under the f
the Street Commissioner. f ~ "
The contractors shall comply within forty eight boura with
all written orders of the Street 10 tho
each neglect an further tenay the Of
doing the work neglected by the case
Commits soner The be DONE which he shall
have the right TO do in all OF neglect failure by lie
contractor. = 49,
The shall be bouni deliver said road. at tho
and condition and in default by them amornt Of
the last monthly 6caes ard Of the per 10 he re-
aimed in and hereafter MENTIONED be forfeited
for the of the city.
Each of the shall furnish security 10 the salts
faction of the Common Council squhl
bis contract conditioned to the faith I'll
OF their contracts.
Street Commissioner the city reserving in
of each monthly payment uat the expiration the
which five shall be paid final certificate
inspection the Street Commissioner on
Of said roads and in the condition Of the should
bad, to be forfeited for the use Of the city.
The contractors shall be bpund to call daily the Street
Commissioners Office AT IL o'clock M to receive rea
tive 10 the repairs be done by IN
The contracts shall be adiudicated for term OF
begin on the day Ct delivery of said roads the
understood that failure
70 be'n or hnish the work. thereof
nod hSed In the Council atise with the manner
IN winch the work being executed the Council have the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-08

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 50 customhouse street nan,
LII Royal street-For the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercura
6yphc Ill Private Diseases without Mercury hndrancs
from bnsness or exposure to friends and
Tho unparalleled success which has attended Dr. James
ce In all Of the United States and Enrope-he many
cures he has effected whicn pronounced
able BY the eminent physicians juse him offering
services TO the confidence Of the unfortunate The following
are some OF the diseases termed and Of which, In
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per
manenty sradcates primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
complicated they be- Discusses Of the Back and ons In
anmaon Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rheumatism Hydro
cele Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases OF the Skim
James would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves that
scrs and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind unit
bly Impoency. The following Of the sad and
Melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth, viz
Weakness Of Back Limbs Pain 10 the Head Dmness Of
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Pslpaton of the Heart Dys
pepsi. Nervousness lritaby, symptoms Of Consumption
SC Mentally the fearful effects the mind to Do
Sresded Los Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of
Love Solitude, Tmdity Of evils produced.
Al pssoAs acted With any Of tbs abovs Symphonic should
not M % call Dr. James and be restored perfect
let no false decacy apply and
from the awful and drsadfu consequences Of this
Ks.snsss q the organ, immsd.ssy cured and full vsor
Rsmsmbs "Ths Medical House Of Dr. Jsmssns 81 Custom
rsae snd separate reserved. Hours Of asndanc.
Consultations strictly confidential M
vi aonorrhea cured twenty -four hours
d. " A. en.in ; a. 800,
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fs Il. y "a nv ~ T. for and
0r H. In Of the city, city, ." 0' the
fno ossr me desey sSs free
strength or durability and shall following dmenon
inches ans wds s9 5G The asa 30 long s
end ia b s ns
INCHES vide Inches Thick 70 sweet long from to IA
w and ID h hfsR 20 80 feet long from to
f A5so . sisaI ams q s ys s dimensions
fpa s ~ such Quantities AID The city depos as
sueS S nos Ct snd s1 I'D
Street 10 aeyer snte the order, HE
the Street Commissioner shall have the right
Fsh s pssay sas ss
be 81 ,ns 9m b hased by the
"n seSu ihs to be s sso
me faithful performance Of the ract.
IL sash on on the by the
Of delivery in es1
s e. failure ss' the
s tss
~ o me The Common Council have the
hRspf e ei an5 wda sbsy
5 dGi. asd 1 we hs
fha abandon his contract neglect to finish and Complete
tie de fss by if m he
ihs nd FROM and TINT hs
%e and s that the
in
10 Pay unto the city all difference between the price
M ne contractor originally deliver the u
or readjudication. " 1aoisa'eu' ut d resale
The contract shall be adudcated for term of one
mon Council. 49, "'Iuu'Sa''oh ny t'e eom
% Dc per thousand feet tbod meaure furnished and
New Orleans Nov 25 1856.
.,n ls,gnhed! LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
approved BY tte Committees Streets and iandinys nj o IN
Boards Of the Common Council ~ anu i''ho'i'ss Vi 10 IN
[Signed1 p q WITTY
nsr,,I {sSPs Ill., ,s.s . H haEaGosD, }oharmen
Tn8 II HENRY nupE,