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5000 LINNEUS PIE PLANT.

IL Y. TEAS first introduced into this county the
IL. above which every integ gent cutivstor con-
cedes 70 be the best known variety have over
80o0 roots now hand. lso good supply Of ic-
toria. Downings. Colossal. Beecher, Cahoons, Nam
moth aud five other varieties | an not SO ignorant
20 believe (as claim to that seedlings are as
good any Of these varieties, which were selected
the very best from among many thousand sorts
first introduced here, Tokalon 6arrigues and Mar
rion Port Grapes, Of which have stock. No other
dealer the county has than plant Of either
of these have also a supply of fine plants of Rebee
ca Disna. Herbenent. Concord, Norton's Virginia,
DORIS Seeding and Ohio. Also Catswba. Isabella.
Clinton and Iden or Lake and few each Of 20 other
sorts.
Eighteen varieties Of Currants, including bes;
Europesn sorts, OF which imported the first stock.
Ohio Everbearing Raspberries several hundred nice
large plants; also many other varieties.
Large Balsam Fir, White Pine, Red Cedar. &c
Also and beautiful weeping Of several sorts
ROSE HILL NURSERY.
March u. 1883. iitf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

this act, be and the same are hereby repeal
ed; but nothing in this act shall be so con-
strued as TO prohibi, the Common Councils
of cities and Boards of Trustees of incorpo-
rated towns from demanding and enforcing a
fee Tor license from sll keepers of coffee
houses or other places where intoxicating
liquors are sold and drank within the limits
of their respective corporations
SEC II 1t is hereby declared thst an emer-
gency exists for the immediate taxing effect
OF this act. It shall, therefore, be in force
from and after its publication in the Indians
State Sentinel aud the Indiana State Jour
nal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

cs-The lates, case OF BiddyIsm is chronieled
10 the Greenfield 'Iazette. Al Irish girl was
dispatched TO a neig hoor's with note and d.
reced to give it personally 10 the person address
ed. On arrival, Biddy found that the neighbor
had gone to Northampton, whittier she wended
her way twelve miles on foot, aud traversed the
streets till she found the individual and delivered
the note. She thea started 10 return, stopping
over night with some friends and reaching home
next day, when she told her mistress that she
must give up her place, for she could not go any
more on such long erraads.
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r Moseley's "hell' was visited by

E Moseleys hell was visited by a
specimen of the iraIaerd article he is con-
tinually assisting TO manufacture, ho attemp-
ted TO draw the stuff . itself; but Moseley
and his wife interfered, when the specimen
caught Mrs NJ BY the hair, and attempted 10
strike her with a billy The half-fnished
article was taken to Esq. Lyle's and $3.50.
fine and costs. assessed against it Where
men engage in business that only tends to
brutalize and degrade. should they not be
left TO suffer the consequences. without the
interference of the law? Thst's the question.
This incident: happened las, Tuesday
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
HE that fights and runs away
Nav live to hgh, smother day.

your last letter brought it very forcibiy 10 my
mind for thought you had enlisted during the
war and not for single campaign
When Christ sent his ministers 10 preach the
.unsearchable riches" of his kingdom, christianity
was in its ufaEcy and he took them under HIS
especial care, and in order that they might not
have their minds disturbed about food or raiment,
lie gave them promise that they should not want,
Just as God did when the children OF Israel were
provided with quails and mama for forty years
ia the wilderness; but soon as they reached the
land of promise these supplies ceased, aud they
had to depend upon their Own exertioOs tor the
good things Of earth. Now, as Christianity IS
the mightrst organization on the earth II Is but
reasonable to suppose that the Auisters do not
need tina, especial care that the early preachers
did hence they have adopted he creed that self
preservation Is the first Law OF nature I ncle,
will YOU please inform me how much the liquor
seller lacks Of coming up to she moral dignity
OF a sinner? SETH
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T. BENTON & L. S0UTHARD,
Dealers i'm Hardware, Leather
Aud shoe Trim nm tnEa-

As concluded is best to oiios the divine In
~ s,ruction ~hca person Is going TO oaiid
hou they arst down and Count up the cost
AMI. viii be able 10 finish a. and As
of the items Of expense ia tho
hutidins ali such call Al No ~ hAin e.,
examine STOCK as We feel sAts-
such Inducements IN price Aud quail
nv goods Will it thsv neres, 10 bay u us
N have lust Strtag aud
kechsnies Toois. Also Farmers aud "sidners' feos
Of the est Mail, Gross ouS and circular sAss,
Patent Leather Betting, at Cincinnati Prices
We invite shoe sisnafseiarers 10 our
.toes of Leather ani fndings. aud Csrrisse and
Bassy Manufacturers stoeA aud DAsa Leather,
OF Cloths ad other rr.mmings We also have arrange
ment TO furnish sash, Glass white Lead
o Duors Blinds. the lowest prices aud shoT
notice We full assortment OF Rochester Cooper
fools L. beujAmins make OF Axes aud other Toos
Ne feel thankful the liberal patronage have
and still solicit continuanee OF
the customers aud the pubic generally
I. BENTON 3 co.
Richmond, March l.. 1859. l4u
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

TEMPERANCE MEErING.-There was
crowded audience at the temperance meeting
a, Union Chapel. on Tuesday evening last
The address was made by Rev. VIM. Taylor,
known by the sobriquet California street
Preacher" which was listened to with great
interest. 1t done good. We regret his stay
is so brief Deprived as we were of the
pleasure of hearing it, we cannot give even a
brief Synopsis fits points, but from the gene
raj expression given in regard to it, we doubt
notitwill prove "bread cast upon the water
The meeting adjourned to meet on Tuesday
evening nex:, at such place as may be secured
by the committee appointed at previous
meeting, who are also instructed to procure
a speaker for the occasion.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

ceThe New York Journal of Commerce
says, from the report of the Supervisor General
of the books of the RothschiId funds he estimates
their immediate resources at 200,000000. The
two pereres-emineut French bankers-have a
capital of Sl00,0o000o the Ho,tinguers have
S15,000.000; the Myers and the Foulds have
each a larger capital than the Hot,inguers; the
Duke Of Galliers-at the head of the credit N To-
bilier is supposed to be prodigousy opalent.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

ScRAPE Up AND CLEAN UP.-The Marshai
requests US to say to the citizens generally and
specially, to clean up their gutters-remove rub
Dish from the streets and manure and filth from
the alleys in front of their premises as
soon as possible, so to preserve the good looks
and health of the city. 1t is hoped that all will
cheerfuly respond and that the work will be
done at one and the same time and not in
patches.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
For the Palladium


MlLNON, inu., Nafch IA Io1F
NEssRs. EotroRs\- Having announced my
name as 4 candidate for Recorder, subject to the
decision af n Rep iblican9 IF Wayne county,
5,v aano4uca my withdrawal from the contest.
lava. Is n confined to BED of sickness the
most OF tn wiu.er AMI thereby prevented from
visiting the different parts oil the county, do not
feel disposed ii ny preseat condition. and Al this
late period, 10 enter the canvass
Feeling thankful to those who protferef me
their support, remain
Respectfully.
DAVID j. GEORGE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

MRS. BRADBURY, is receiving and opening
vi her stock of Spring and Summer Millinery goods.
embracing
Boanets, Flats, Ribbons. Shakers, Head.
Dresses. Caps, F7oaoers, &c, &c.
OF the very latest styles and importatons The lat
est fashions received regularly which enables her
make up order short notice every article that
may be desired in her line. The ladies OF Richmond
and vicinity are invited call and her stock
and prices. Store Pearl south of Main street
March Il, 1883. i4a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

SMlIIFARM Of 30 acres In Blackboard Ueuaty. IND.
~ nearly All under cultivation. would be exchanges
for building materials and work
T.o or Baiains Lots on Main street. IN tae sS
Q Richmond. -, -,
and esAutifui LoSs IN "es' "e''
supplied with pure water
~ Acres Of Land in 81 Joseph county
In fuiAski county
oas House and Lot New Castle. Henry county
Snr Turnpiks stock would be taken st make value
Arnix 20 JAMES X pU6DALR Washington street half
\ .euS re north Of Main. Richmond
IL, 1859. is~'s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

The Secretary of War has appointed q
commission consisting of Captain Metgs, Super
intendent of the Washington Aqneduct, Capt.
Meade, Superintendent of the Lake Surveys, aud
Captain Franklin, Secretary of the Lighthouse
Board to proceed to Rock Island, to examine
the bridge over the Mississippi there aud report
whether the is obstruction to naviga-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

Desperate Fight ruth Ranaway Negroes,
Two fugitive slaves were captured in Indi-
ana, some fifty miles from this city, last week,
and brought to the Jail of this city. They
escaped from South Carolina planter some
months since. They made a desperate re-
sistance before they were secured.-Louis-
Courier
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

EyERGREESs AND STREET SHADE rREEs.-
Messrs Railsback Il Hutton have very large
stock of evergreens and street shade trees, which
excel anything ever offered 10 this market con
ssting of beautiful silver poplars silver and
let naples There is no more attractive trees tor
streets and grounds and we hope our citizens will
avail themselves of the present opportunity aud
season 10 embellish their walks and grounds
Messrs. Railsback 4 Hutton Invite special atteo-
ton to their large lot of esergreens. The reader
is referred to their advertisement in another col
umD.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

DIEDon the evening Of the 9Th inst after proract-
ed JAMES CUCkAYNE for many =
city vicnity-1aiveraiiy respected for his
;egry sad upright character neighbor and eiti1en
He leaves wife and large family who will mourn their
but have the consolation that well
viii rewarded by eternity of where
pain
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

toy bout three o'clock on Thursday at
ternoon, an attempt was made to set on fire
the Massachusetts, State House, both Houses
of the Legislature being in session at the time.
The fire lighted in large pile OF sha-
wings In the basement. 1t was fortunately
extinguished before much damage had been
dopa
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

wThe Spencer, Owen Co, lad JouTnal
learns that on Saturday week two little boys, aged
respectively two aud four years, sons OF Mr.. A
Goodwin, of Green County, got to qlaFreling as
to which one should have possession Of al AK
After short scuffie the elder one succeeded 10
getting the ak and Immediately struck his little
brother on the head killing him almost instantly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
SATURDAY EVENING,

PERRY sells in the Basement of
Woods Building, under the Old Auc-
ton Room, large lot of Household
Furniture, Stoves, Bedsteads. Bureaus.
Chairs, sc.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
FRUIT TREES. EvERGREENS. &c

THE subscribers Offering for .si- genera Aess
l 0 Fruit ana Ornamental trees, A'efs'sA''
rlexerine Shruseery. DC. Re ,-,--...
They good assortment OF uarrAns'
BlAekSesries, weerries RE tiAns Ns
Thsy would special attention TO their stock OF very
superior Evergreens and street trees ,-,>~
March u. 1858. Hos
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
For the Pallai Jun

MEssRs FnIroRs:-As Uncle Adam" and
are engaged in a Goa fdetia! correspondence, aud
not having his post Office address, shall be under
the necessity of asking a continuance OF your
kindness which has been so Literally bestowed
heretofore
Uncle. did you ever read the following coup
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

GoDEYs LADY's BooK-For April. is our
table beautifully embellished with fine steel en-
craving. coored fashion plates, and great varie-
ty of other illustrations. We farnsh the Book
to our subscribers for 81 per year.
We have few copies of the Premium
List, for the next State Fair, to be held at New
Albany, for gratuitous distribution.
The Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Rail.
road is to be completed to Union City by the lst
Of April next there being only three miles of
track to be laid.
The city debt Of Indianapolis is only
$4,000.
Next Monday, the DIST inst, is the last
day which county taxes can be paid without
the addition of ten per cent.
The next session of the North India Ia
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church
meets at Lngansport on the eth of next month.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

~ If all the water in the Atlantic were
steamed away. there would remain enough salt
deposited from it to cover extent of seven
millions of square miles, one entire mile deep
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

Nit Garrett a farmer at South Nesterloo,
Albany county few days ego sold MS farm for
$4,000 and gave $4,000 TO his wife and
children, aud with the balance clipped With ser
ssat sirl 10 California.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

Il friend who has been sojolrning fe ~
days at the Meredith House, 10 this city. speaks
in high terms Of the polite attentions received
from Mr. Babcock, the proprietor; and can
cheerfuly endorse the opinioa that no landlord in
the country pays more attention to the comfort of
his patrons than does Mr. Babcoct.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

Failed. THE reader will recollect with
what legal acumen the engineer" (ss We
then styled him1 of the Broad Axe, defend
ed Billiards as an innocent amusement and
quoted law TO sustain his position. &c. To
show the confidence that individual then had
in his own opinion. il is said that he took
the pains to draw up bill repeating so much
of the billiard law As was relevant to the case
he was engineering making the violation Of
til misdemeanor. punishable merely by fine.
This bill he sent 10 legislator in a neigh
boring county, who. BY his exertions, got it
thro' one branch of the legislature, but, IN
luckily for the engineers Hopeful case. il
failed in the otherl We cannot be mistsken
in the author of the defence OF Billiards in
the Axe I'VE have a manuscript copy of one
of his able and contracting billiard arguments
II our po2s4ssion. and the bill above alluded
to---they are one and the same Such is one
of the tricks of the trade" TO gain ease
and big fee
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

e~The Chicago Democra, Publishes the de
linquent tax list Of that city for the pas, year,
IN a supplement Of forty seven columns Of closely
printed matter. About thirteen thousand lots are
thus advertised for noa-psyrnent Of taxes
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

"a Vienna Journal says that the entire
military force of Austria numbers AZ present four
hundred thousand men bot that 81 efficient well
disciplined force Of double that number could be
placed in the field at two weeks notice.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

~ The lie .islature appropriated $4,000 to
defray the expenses Il theological survey OF TINS
state, to be conducted by the State Board OF
Agriculture II IS good measure and vii prove
To. best investment ever made bv the State
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
HO. for Pixies Peak!
Order. for Woven Wire.

UNE0N l - Aesaes o inch Promptly exee.tes
II abe -1t-rsisaet Doors north of Nor.
rlssou's dwelling SIKH trses. r. -hro nd Up
1EIE SMITH
j isEk. i-s3
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

Es- The new divorce law passed at the late
sc sion Of the Legislature. is in force, an
emergency having bqen declared to exist. 1t pro
vides that the applicant shall at the time of his
or her application have been a bona ride resident
of this State for one year which shall be proven
to the satisfaction of the Court; and in case
abandonment IS charged, it shall be proven to
have existed for at least enc year-allows the
Court to decree aIImony-authorzes the opening
ofcases already decided in certain cases, for the
purpose Of doing justice in regard to the care of
children and the division of property.
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1000 Bushels of Flaxsssd to Loan.
County Rights! Township Rights

t. manasaetars ana sell ia the following counties W..
reo. Benton. JaspeY, Laks Porter Laporte, s.Ark.
Pal.sxi. White. Carroll. Fulton, MarshaI g. jos eph
kikhar Koskaske Hantington Whitley esrsnss
s.-aee1. DekAlb. and Allen, Oo0nfsss lmmpFov01
Su1af Vii Ro11ero for sale for % sr.ds
AL letters Of tnauisy adlssssed < p. DRAKE. Aes
mond Ind. VII receive psonrs sssspslsn.
March IL 1855 lAan
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a Virginia paper says that the portion of
the Old Dominion called the Panhandle, is in
habited by Aboltionists. If they have got hold
of the handle of the pan, isn't there danger that
they may upset the whole utensil.-Lou Jour
nal.
- Mexico had seven Presidents in the mouth
Of January
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From Kansas.

IEAyENwoRTH, March l4.-Gov. Medary
has issued a proclamation for an election on
the fourth Monday in March, in accordance
with the act Of the Legislature, providing for
the formation of Constitution and State
Government for Kansas. Three months res
idence prior to the election is requisite to
vote. Aliens, having declared their inten-
tons TO become citizens, are qualified.
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- The bill passed by the Legislature de

creasing the rates of public printing was not
approved or vetoed by the Governor previous
to the adjournment of that body. According
to the constitutional requirement in such
cases it has been fled with the Secretary OF
State and is now law.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
Oak Hall Clothing Depot!
BAR WIS E& X | n G.,
Merchant TailOrs & ClOthiers,
No 156 Nam ST., Sd door ADORE Nh II.

10. SO Nam 81, Sd door doote RN ".
Cincinnati, Ohio.
II EEP constantly on hand large .s.o,smeat ., sAsn
Warranted equal 10 Custom Work
A.o large stock Cloths Of all Colers, Plain and
Y,nrv OF all kinds. which they are
urepared order in the iaest style and oss'
manner Also, Shirts Collars CraNAs. HAndkerontefs
And general assortment, Of Furnishing Goods.
MNrch 1857
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z~The commissioners To loca

EvThe Commissioners to locate the new
Peniteutiary, we understand, are to be John
p. Dunn of this city, B. F. Mullen of Ripley
and ]. w. Blake of Clinton. They are all
Democrats, and intelligent men, and will
therefore good deal of judgment; in SO
locating the penitentiary as to get the best
use of 1t while in process of erection for the
party.
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Weigelia ROsea.

Is ENTIRELY HARDY. hariag stood REpre.ee.e. in
exros71 s1ois1ocs, gro1o1s. she pas. ysArs
without fajary !: Is certainly the ssrdy Sos.g
shrzb k1owa- Goos plants s9r = e-a.s.
ROSE HILL STRsEkY.
AsEcs L Isss lSu
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CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT THE BENEVOLENT So
cIErY-The members of the Benevolent Society OF this
cty for the purpose Of repleni.hinz their depleted
treasury have determined to give "Oid Folks Con
cert in the course few weeks probably the % tn
instant in the Starr Hall. The Mitchell and the ts-
tell Band have kindly volunteered their services
sufficient number of ladies and gentlemen, who are
good singers have cheerfuly consented to participate
in the concert. considerable number Of the pieces
to be sung been selected from those of days OF
"auld lang syne," such Coronation, Old Hundred
and The singers will be dressed IN costumes of
other days most interesting programme will be got
ten up and it is hoped citizens, in consideration
of the object which the proceeds to be applied
and the interesting character Of the per formsnce, will
generally attend.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

FAssrRs CLrs--The Farmers Club WATCH
me, at District School House No :, had regu
lar meeting on Saturday evening lasi Roland
Raed made SONG remarks UPON the cultivation OF
the Strawberry. after which the subject OF im
proving the soil By the use OF fertilizers aud The
rotation Of crops was discussed at some length
and we hope with the result Of elicitins investl-
CATION on the subject The farmers IN attendance
manife sted the most commendabie spirit OF M
provement and we hope they will continue 10
meet and discuss these questions which are OF so
much practical Importance 10 them and the eoun-
try.
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Oranges!

7 EN0SS, Apples, Figs, Raisins, Coeoa-nuts, Al
L. monds, Peanuts, ana Fruit generally, at
I.-3t WM. BELLS.
DOTATOES, Tarnips, Parsnips, Bests and other
Il Vegetables, mostly be found at
WI. BELLS,
3t.I. No. 80 Main street.
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e~ We believe it is the duty of the Clerk
and Sheriff to give notice Of the number of Of
6cers TO be elected at the April election. We
have seen DO such notice. How many Jus9ces
Of the Peace are to be elected in this township?
Our impression is that several years ago the Com
missioners made an order 10 elect three. Under
this order Geo. Mccullough was elected, aud his
term must have expired ere this.
Es- The Indianapolis Ceatral Railway Com
pSny have determined 10 siler the width Of their
road 10 that Of the Ohio roads euabling them 70
rus from Indian apo,is 20 columbus. Ohio, with
out change Of cars This viii prove great
convenience 10 travellers, aud sill contribute 10
an increased popularity oi this route
- TIE Republican party aas carried every
thing before in New hampshire Governor.
Ell the men beers Of Congress and State Iegisla,
ture. The Democracy repadjs.ed Buchanan and
fought o. Z e Douglas eroGnd.
"a john Psttit, or this State bas been ap-
pointed Jadga is Kansas Petit has many and
tsgrant faults, hat he has maintained high
reputation as & J1dge