The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-14
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We neglected to state in the Council pro-
, ceedings last week, that the City Treasurer
had effected loan Of $4,000, and was pre-
pared to redeem all orders; this is a it should
be, and makes City Orders equal to Cash.
we are willing to receive any quantity Of
them on subscription to the Palladium at any
ratel-The purposed balloon Ascension, dn-
ring the progress of the next Wayne County
Fair, will come off at the Public square iii
this city, on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 20. La
consequence of the difference in the price Of
gas here and in Cincinnati, 81 and $3.50
per 1000 feet,) and other expenses, a sutfi-
Gent number of tickets will be sold previous
| TO the ascension, to indemnify Mr.. Belman
against loss At night, Ill. L. Delhi, the
unrivalled PyroiechniSt, will give a grand
display of Fire Works ia the same enclosure.
Price of admission TO the grounds IN the AT
ternoon, 25cts; and, AT night the 'DetM 1ciU
be to Day at the rate Of j0c. for box and 25c.
for pit; every body and the rest of his ch,l-
dren will attend both exhibiti0ns.--Ihe pro-
posed amendment 10 the Market Ordinance,
introduced at last Council meeting, makes
provision for the sale of stalls for live years
at annual rent, fixed by the Committee on
Public Buildings, and to the highest bidder.
Two members of the Craft. forgo. to keep
cool the other day, and in the heat Of the
moment one struck at the other with his dex-
ter right fist, but, fortunately, twas lodged
or the aforesaid aimed at might have been
knocked into p.' or pronaly laid out on the
floor like Rooier about hog killing time. If
our friends cant keep cool any other way
during this hot weather, we'd recommend
them to rent Phil. Wggins's refrigerator an
hour or two each day, and cool off In it
They've got new style Spring Bed at
Russell Il Bros, which answers for Summer,
Fall and Winter. quite As well for Spring.
So pleasant aud repoStHy IS its appearance,
that sudden inclination to sleep on it takes
SO strong hold on nearly every one who ex
amines the Bed, that it is W ith much difficult
ty the manufacture can supply the demand,
wherever they've been introduced. See their
ADVERT ement in another column, and call ut
No. 4. Main.st., and see The Bed and their
superior lot of Furnitme.--Freud Bruck.
made good haul when he obtained the ser.
vices Of our young friend, VIM. L. Menden-
hail. in his Drug Store; he is good druggist.
.E'riead Carpen ter of the fam of Carpenter
& Pyle, handed us this mere mention fact:
). Carpenter & Pyle has never owned nor had
any interest in Boots and Shoes in this city,
only what they wear" Bless their soieSi it
was only a mistake OF ours; twas Ed Car +
stock of Boots and Shoes that +
sold TO Jerre. Hadley. We OILY regret that
the Are local made the same blunder By I.
copying the item from our paper and putting
it in his columns original: never mind. I
neighbor, well be more particular hereafter (
Messrs Carpenter & Pyle, have an excellent (
stock of Family Groceries, on hand, aud they
are always gratltied 10 ''move their boots F
and shoes" with alacritv in waiting on Gus
TONERS: give them call i'll the iladley build
ng.-.W. L. PAYNE. sold his stock of period
Gals, DC, 10 our young friend John Stewart.
The News Depot will remain where it now Is
over Citizens Bank for a short time until
more suitable room can he obtained, and Will
introduces John to his customers; this weeks
Mercury commences a thrilling Italian tale:
.Giribaldi." which promises to be one OF the
BEST; and the Ledger still keeps up an un
altering interest -Mller's elementary School
leld a Pie Mic in the Fair Grounds, yes
urday. They paraded the streets headed
~ MiIer's Band,--and had good speaking
md eating. Mr.. Miller. is highly esteemed
IS teacher by his patrons. and the length
f the procession of his scholars, shows that
lie has a host OF friends here.-Ih Morphy
ever has reached Richmond, and Chess
Club has been started; the Club occnpy the
econd story of the Meek building, Our
rend Poe sold one lot on North Sixth-st,
md small house and lot on the burgess
arm for 500 each cash. last week.--Pros. /
oopp, paid Hagerstown official visit re- /
,ently, and succeeded in making y convlc-
ions for violations of law, and breaking up /
gambling and disreputabe house.-on Mon
lay last. an Irishman named Donneland, I
vas fined before E~q. Lyle for keeping I
Nuisance in the South part of the city; fine +
md cost Sie, 5o.-Judge Perry, offers at
L., tlr.a H,,o ct+Y,2tat n this +
county, near Chester, belonging to the estate +
of Jesse Clark. dec. Now is the time to get !
a good farm in Old Wayne at bargain.-
W m. Blanchard, has modernized the roof OF j
his dwelling on the s. L. cor. Of Walnut and
South Front-s,s. and placed a plain and
handsome cornice around it.--Msny of our
citizens have been taking advantage of the
dry weather for the past week in Smuggling
their houses anew.