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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

is altogether too bombastic. and, therefore,
unworthy the pen Of SO old, if NO: an able
writer.
/ simply meant to tell you a fact or two in
a plain. unvarnished style; but my pen, un-
fortunately. took the crooked turn, peculiar
to unfedged boyhood and boarding school
girlhood, without having said anything to
point moral or adorn tale.
Promising TO do better in the future, viii
close by stating the fact that Samuel Carr
of this vicinity. threshed thirty five and .
half bushels OF clover seed this week, from
straw that was grown on seven acres OF ground
being over FIVE bushels per acre. If any
one knows Of better result, hope he will
make it known. 8. s. B.
Jdcksons6urg, Ind
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PanOra sMa Of DR.. Kane's Last Expe-
dillon.

This Panorama which has q world wide
reputation, is to be exhibited in Starr Hall
on Monday and Tuesday evenings next. 1t
is accompanied by Mr.. Hickey. one of the
men who accompanied DR.. Kane through his
perilous adventures--also by one Of the Es-
qumaux dogs which rendered such signal
services in the regions of the north. We
subjoin the following notice from the Dayton
Daily Empire:
Positively THE LAST NIGHr-This even
ing will be the last exhibition Of the Arctic
Panorama in this city during this season.
Yesterday afternoon the rush of old and
young folks was great that before the hour
Of 8 the ticket Office was closed and tickets
were refused. Huston Hall being crammed
full! Last night the Hall was again jammed
full. and the sale Of tickets was again stop
ped This afternoon the children are crowd
ing towards the Hall. and it will be crowded
to OVERLOOKING. Tonight will be the las.
chance to sec this beautiful Panorama. Let
no one who has not seen it fail to see it this
evening.
The Panorama will go from here to Rich
mod, and we cordially recommend it to our
neighbors over there. They will find Mr..
La Rue very clever gentleman and an inter
esting lecturer. They may set down the
"Arctic." and all connected with it. as tip
top. without the least grain Of hunbug con
nected with them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

TT "Why Mr.. Bridgland. who was the
Treasurer for the last year and who faithfully
performed the duties Of that position, without
compensation prescribed By the clquef"-Jef-
y)ersonian
Mr.. Bridgland was not re-elee ted at his person
oil and special request. So anxious was Mr..
Bridgeland not to be collected, that he wrote to
us urging tina he might be relieved from the
duties Of Treasurer. And it is due to the Soci-
ETY. and Mr.. Brdgand to say that he declined to
serve from the multiplicity Of his business en-
gagements ard his frequent absence from home.
He assured us that it not from any objection
he had to the manner of conducting the affairs OF
the Society, but on the contrary, his sociation
with other officers of the Society had been most
agreeable and pleasant. That he felt interest
in the prosperity of toe Society, and would cheer
fully contribute all in his power to sustain it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

MUsIc SToRg-We invite attention to the ad-
vertisenent Of our young friend Phil. Dickinson,
who is now offerir unusual inducements to pur-
chasers Of Musical Instruments and saee. Music
His Instruments are from the best and most pop
uar establishments aud are sold at manufacturers
prices Devotug himself exclusively to this bus
mess and his superior facilities he feels confident
that he make it TO the interest of all to pur-
chase Of him. We advise all to give him call
before making their selections. He has
some Pianos of 50 eriof tone and finish to which
special attention is invited.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

B&y- Our young friends A. Duffey. Asa
Smith and Geo. Bull, design leaving this
city next week, for Texas, whereof it meets
their expectations. they will make it their ia
ture home. They are young men of ener
CIV and will doubtless succeed. They have our
best wishes.
Hxy- We notice two small frame Cottage
Houses in course of construction west
Spring Street, also another two story residen-
ce on north Washington Street. The west
end is looking up.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

@The New York Store has just received a
large addition TO lis former stock Of seasonable
goods, embracing some of the finest styles ever
brought to this market. The ladies are Invited to
call at an early day, and they will find articles
there which cannot but attract attention. and in
quantities uh.cl vii. a)e them TO make satisfac
tory selections These goods purchased CT
first hands at prices which will permit them to be
sold at prices unprecedentedy low. Large and
quick sales for cash is the motto at the New
York Store. Call soon and you viii see that all
this ia true.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

BUsHs COMMERCIAL CoLLsGE-We are pleased
to learn that this institution is again open under
the most favorable auspices Prot. Furdy has
had much experience, has quaic atoms Of high
order, and will doubtless sustain the College with
eminent success. 1t will afford our young men
an excellent opportunity of acquiring business
education equal to that to be acquired in any
College in the west and at much cheaper rate,
as the expense of living in this city is much less
than it is in larger places
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Zlns laler 4 Ean vyiler

Having just recruited their already extensive Stock
prepared to offer the largest and most varied
assortment of Holiday Goods be found in Eastern
Indiana. Country merchants and others, VIII 10
well to give them cali, they cannot fail to be
superior and as they daily manufacturing al
ways be had fresh Their Notions Toys, Fancy Goods
Lsdes Baskets, Wall and Window Pa per. Fire WORKS.
Segars, Perfumsry, Fruits, Nuts, Sc Sc. are in
great abundance and will be sold low for cash, o
prompt customers short time. No. ~ Main St,
Richmond, Ind. 4S-Sw
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10
FLOUR Heavy and prices have changed The sre..
bulk OF thereeeips have shipped
pat into store TO await better prices sUpertEe "a oi
Exra- ~ 9o45 IS.
CRAM Wheat. receipts larxs and holders being firm
red has atvancei Sales 4-osv bushels Red 81 o55 To-
white 81 1891 Is:
Corn in good demand prices higeer. 44A 45e Rye -
Oats 44c
PRovIsI0NS--Mess pork in good dsasn5, at SD 3a3
13 IS: shoulders and siies ! 2G95..
HOGS CaTrLE-Packing season has fally opened. and
brisk business has been done. Prices closing - IS
AID fes buyers tina.
Bee Cattle supply 500 head. 81 So. 00a5 II
tai gross for prime.
Sheep 5o93 90 Lambs 5i92 So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4Ggi5i eomnoa 3. Supply
large market dull.
GR0C ERiES-Marketd m. demand small; Molasses 40
94l: sugar TEX; coffee II :. 8t2S.
CHEESE-w 4 50 go. Z. ID Iet. Si!: do Nutmeg 10.
BUTTER-RslI l5si7: extra packed " B. lossoi summer
do lial6 l0Ai2.
EGGS lie paid on arrival
fRClI-Green Apples are abundant. dull 81 sog e5-
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 10.
FLoUR-ste,dy, Howard street s5 5a5 37a City Mills
GRAIN: Wheat quiet: white 81 1901 IS reas1 Is a
$50 Corn dull and slow sale white and yellow 90 9s3-
PROVISIONS: pork 10 ooGi5 20; prime II %; os
con sides 95sc
New York Market.
Nav YORK. Nov Is.
Marke love
extra GOES .nperans Western IS oos5 10
ira Western. p 20 as5 IS
GRAIN chic~go spring sieest 70; Mil. Cluh 81 Is
white indiana 81 -; white Kentucky 81
Corn firm. MIXED western so9S9
Oats 44eI&5: Rye Ca
PR0vIsIoSs-Mess pork SIS 10 Is 80 prime 10 so;
shoulders Sc. hams ga
Lard arm 10y; Batter active Ohio cheese Sail
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

p0- A large and intelligent audience
assembled al Starr Hall, on Tuesday Eve's.
as, to listen to a lecture from Geo. D. Prem
tice. Esq. but that gentleman failed to appear
and the audience were accordingly dismissed.
The committee have heard nothing from Mr..
p. but soon they do, it will be made pub
lie and due notice given when the lecture
will be delivered
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

eS-Our friend John Chapman left some ruips
at our Office, a few days since which were supe-
rior in quality. They were large, smooth skinned,
round and we'll shaped. Their quality was tested
by 50 many friends, who assured Us they were very
sweet and tender, that we scarcely had an oppor
turity of tasting them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

STEPHEN SCOrTON will take Groceries
Boots and Shoes. and DR. Goods. for Lumber, lis
Cheap Lumber Yard 7th Street North OF Main 3-tf
~ BoswelI's Gallery is the place where pre-
minm pictures are taken, aud all who want pc
lures can get them there, put up in the same in
imitable style of tho.e which took the first pre-
MUM at the late Wayne county Fair. RemeE-
Der his rooms on West Main street.
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~ Messrs Starr

nr Messrs. Starr & White invite attention to
their stock of Gas Fixtures being superior to
brought to this city, and they would remind the
citizens that they prepared TO put them up short
notice and in the best manner. Now is the time to
have gas introduced into dwellings and business hou
ses, being much safer and much more economical
where tho OF ght required that is supplied
by their superior gas. ifony light equal TO single
candle is required, it is still much cheaper.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

Ge-The season of the year must remind the
reader that il he has not good store that it is
fall time to procure one, aud we would remind
him that the very place to procure one is the
City Stove Store of our friend I.efevre v no keeps
all the popular styles Of Cooking, Parlor, Shop,
Office and other Stoves, and which are sold at
prices which defy competition. Remember the
City Stove Store is the place to buy stove
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17
Pianos. MeiOdeonS. Sheet Music
Valuable Farm for Sale /.

-INHE undersigned offers for sale . most vaiuabis
L Farm containing sl60 acres, lying eight miss
uor th Of Richmond, about 4 miles of Do
ver and within half mile of the Centreye and VIII
liamsburg Turnpike. About 90 acres il good state
Of cultivation, good frame barn, a small orchard of
excellent fruit. There is upon the the farm album
dance of failing water and il is in every respect
most excellent stock farm The balance Of the farm
is well timbered and adjoining tho farms of Thom.s
Bond nj Ebenezer Cheesem.n. For further particu.
lars apply TO A. Cheesman. to the undersign ei in
Richmond. W. &c A. CHEESMAN-
Nov. l., lS59. AZ
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

CT The "unterrified" "Buck African"
"Pro- Slavery Corrupt" "Locofoco" lie
compton," Popular Sovereignty" Whisky
Worshiping," Lard on "Hard and Soft"
''Know Nothing" Slavery Eradcating,"
Law and Order" BORDER Ruffian," BLUE
Lodge" "Sag Me- "Come fine or come
DEATH" NEGRO Equally" mo Party
Democray. meet at Cen:revile, to-day. they
will, we persume. appoint delegates to the
State Convention, which is to set with CLOSED
doors that the honest portion Of the party
may know nothing of their rascality, and who
will vote, as directed. "by the leaders" en-
dorse Schlster, tear the Republican party to
pieces and have its leaders arrested for trea.
son, denounce l 5 white men and 6 negroes,
for taking town of 1000 inhabitants and a
U. S. Arsencl, soaring the South nearly to
death. &c, Save the Union, Glorify Democ-
racy, and have an eye to things generally.
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~ A correspondent of the Jefersonan says
Col Scott me, an old military fread from Viz
GINA. a few days since, and gave him some money
to aid him in buying . daughter now slave
This was kind in the Col, and 10 an onset to the
slave be left 10 slavery 10 remain there until be
died.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

E.0- Frank Waiting, a boy about 17.years
of age. in the employ Of Maj Watt. as a
Mail carrier between this place and Union
City, arrived here. on Tuesday evening last,
with the Mail from that city on his back. hav
ing walked the entire distance, 60 miles. in
one day. His horse having fallen through a
bridge the night previous, and strained him
self, Frank shouldered the bag and brought
it through. making the connections. Such
energy is ,rtainly commendable.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

MARRIED in Centsrville, TUESDAY morn, l5ih
inst, HENHY W. LrSDE TO Miss NARY NosIx iau sh-
ter of the late Thos G. Noble.
lin thi. city, 18th inst, by Rev H. \ Barns.
Ar. WV P. EsrELL ana Mss ELIZABETH DozlkR al
o this cit
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Temperance Orders.

Tie REcHABITEs NEE. every Monday evening. in
Temperance Hall.
Tn. TEMPLE OF HONOR every Tuesday
Evening.
ing.
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE meet on every saturday
evening
The UNION rEMPLARs (colored) every Friday even'g.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

Iva Social Temple was instituted in this
city on Tuesday evening last. A large num-
Der Of the members Of New Paris Social
Temple were present and aided in the inter-
esting ceremony of initiation. They are
live set of temperance folks, and have done
much good in the cause OF humanity IN that
pleasant village.
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DlcKiNsoN's MUSIC STORE.
P. DICK"IN S 0 \,

P DICK N o \,
XX70ULD respectfully Inform all friends Of Music,
w that he has hand a very large and COM
p,ete assortment of
Pianos. MciOdeonS. Sheet Music VII
0LiNS, GUITARS. STRINGS,
aad great variety Of Musical Instrument.
He has made arrangeue nts with suufl,'uTer5 BY
which he sell all articles in this line their pi
and as cheap they be bough in the vest
He expects devote special attention to this business
and invites all who Piano. Msiodeon, other
articles. to give him call al No. IS Main Street,
Richmond. Nov II 40
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Wood Wood

eE Those Of our subscribers. who de
sign paying their subscription in Wood, are
respectfully reminded to do SO whilst the
weather and the roads are good.
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TfalnkSSiViny.

A Thanksgiving Sermon will be preached, at the
Peril Street Church. by Rev. " R. Miller, on
Thursday the oath inst, half past ten o'clock, A. NJ
Christians OF all atoms, and the people gene
rally are invited To attend.
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For Sale-In Richmond,

4 BOUT two acres OF Land, near ihe Depot vita the
n foilosing improvements: Large Frame Dselling,
Stable Carriage Uoa-e Wash Hoass. House Well,
Cisiera good Spring and Sprinz House, Frui. Trees
shrzheery. &c Nice property Will take small house
and lctin EXCHANGE
A good House and Lot Fort wayn. Avenues rooms
good Cellar, Well aad Cistern-
All the above property viii BE ssls low easy pay
fJAAKs Il. POE
Rebnond. Yehs 1859 &f
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Richmond Bible society.

There will be a meeting Of the Richmond Bible So
cery held in Union Chapel next Sunday evening, st
81 o'clock, Nov p; address will be delivered.
and officers elected. The public respectfully in
vited to attend. ID. u. ChAH roHD, fres
J. NJ. HAYS. Sect'y.
Richmond Nov. Is, 1859.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

n1Dr. Richard Dale Owen. Assistant State
Geologist, lectured in this city on Friday and
Saturday evenings Of last week. We we're IN
able to attend. but his lectures are sPokss Of ~
highly interesting.
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To All Whom it NAV Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons indebted
to the estate Charles Psulson the sale notes,
that said due the l2th Of this month Nov
ember and unless promptly paid they will be put IN
Of collection without fail. The be
found at all tunes the eff of II q. Payne
JAMES P: BURGESS,t Admioistr's
II. g. PAYNE,
Richmond, Nov. Is, 1853. Axe copy 81 3ti9
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New House for Sale.

rUyHE undermined o.srs sale reasc.shle terms
. House nearly eesise she residene- 81 Jacob
. cottage House and veil enisaec There 10
Stable the and ether convsaieaees Il VIZ
CH1RLKs THOMPSON.
Ye~. l., Iesa Ss-Sv
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l..as..S..N1.

Special Meeting of Desoto Lodge, will be held on
Friday Evening, at o'clock, precisely.
By order GRAND COMMANDER.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17
AN ORDIS ANCE to amend al Ordinance en-
titled A Market Ord

AN ORDINANCE to amend al Ordinance en-
titled Market Ordinance.
Be il ordained by the Mayor ad Common Council of
she City of Richmond, That annual PAYABLE each
year in advance, be exed upon Market
House, hy the Committee Public buildings Mar
that each said be sold said Commit
the fourth day Of July. in each time
thereafter public auction and
that the purchaser, TIRE bid.
% the annual Of stall
dispore OF the Tor the of years. paying
said aanaa! advance. and failure .uch
rent at time when due. shall forfeit ALI right the
Section ID Thai the amended Section l2
amended ailo~ the Couacii appoint
. Market Master AZ time when a III
Sec Sd That much Of the Market Ordinance
conflicts With the above Secto ms IS hereby repealed
Sec g Thatths ordinance ameadraen. be in force
from and after il passage and publication.
Passed and approved Nov. l. 1859.
J.. FINLEY, Mayor,
W Arsrrx, Clerk.
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STRAY COLT.

4 BROWN BAY Horse Colt yei from the sub
= scriber short time since He has white
hind oot-a star in the f1rehaad-laSt spring colt
Supposed be in the neigh 10 shooI. IntOr nation
concerning said colt left the farm of Michael Htr-
vey, the Williamsburg Pike, or at this office will
oe suitably rewarded.
A. HARVEY.
Nov. IL 1889 1885,
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CST RECEIVED . los 81 ALL WOOL Plaid Ne
asaAl price 80 =, . bargain.
NEW YORK Cash sfoRD.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

FTNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
/ undersigned under the firm Of Brady & Son. is
this dav dissolved By mutual consent The business
Of the firm will be settle and the Blu -iness uei
by l. &. Brady. SAMUEL brady
l. b. BIZ lDG
Richm md, Nov. 10. 1889 AZ
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TIME TABLE.
Irri,al. and Departures Of Pa.e~Eer 7raias.

TIME TABLE.
Arrivals and Departures Of Pa.'enSer Traias.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
April IIth, will arrive and depart
follows:
Freight Leaves 500 A. Passenger, 900 r., and con
meet. Kokomo for Peru.
Passenger arrives 100 p. NJ Richmond for
Cincinnati. Freight 340P n
Cincinnati. Eaton and Richmond r. R..
Morning Express leaves At 935 a. r, Evening
'. n.
p. n.
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves r r.
A. VI. Mail Train going West at s:4 A. p. Mail
train going Yves: e55 n Express going West at 3;lo
O.. ..
The Mail train going East at 345 Express train
going East $50 Express going East NJ li:lsP H.
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THE LARGEST STOCK,
THE FINEST STOCK.
THE BEST SELECTE D STOCK,
THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK,
At Bruck's Cheap Cash Drug Store

Do SO Kegs OF Lead
Do you 80 CATS. of Oil Z?
Do you want a Doz. boxes Of Glass
Do you want Thousand Cigars
Do you want one a Doz. pounds o. Spice7
Do you a Gross OF Bottles
DO you Gross of Walls!
Do you want boz. Bo,tles Ink
Do want a Doz Lamps7
Doyo3 a Bar Box Soap!
Do you want piuch a pound of SMUT!
Do you want Dose a pound Of Salts'
Do you want Bottle Gallon of Cologne.
Do you ~anta Cake Doz. Shaving Soap7
Do you want paper OF Horse Powi ers7
Do you want bottle ofCouyh syrup1
Doyou want a paper of Polishing Powder!
Do you want a bottle of Eye Water7
Do you want pound of Spcssf
Do you wan. Bottle a Doz Essencesl
Dou want botte o. Scheiiam Schnappsi
Do yon bottle of Peruvsn Syrup?
Doyo want Dose of anything
Ifyou want.Ois of any kind
II you any kind OF yarnish,
Ifyou want Brushes Of any kindt
Tyou want = sheet or Relm Of Sand Paper,
If you want any White Lead,
II you want q barrel of Cement.
Ityou want Barrel of Plaster sris,
I,you want Barrel of Alcohol.
lfyou want Barrel of Fuld,
1t You want a Barrel of Turpeutiue,
Ifyou Box or Gross of Ma tches,
lfyou Do Gross Of Backing,
If you DOE Gross Of Cherry Pectorai.
Ifyru Box Dnz o Gross of Pills.
Ifyou Bottle DOE Sparkling CAta~ba.
Ifyou Want Doz Lights OF Glass,
II you want a pint Barrel Of Lard OIL,
If you plat n Barrel Of Meats 7 cot Oil,
Ifyou pint a Barrel of Sweet Oil.
Ifyou want pint Barrel OF Castor o.,
lfyvu wan. pint Barrel of Bay RI
Ityou a quart a Barrel OF Brandy,
Ityou a bottle a doz Of Ointment.
Hyou q bottle a do. o. any Yer niflgs,
you bottle doz Of any Hair Rssto rasive
In fact IL you any Nd Of Mei!cine in tn, vida
wide world call David Il. Bruck's Cheap
Cash Drug store, No SIS Main Street,
Marion opposite the Post Office where bu
little cheaper for ASH any Drug q
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T.. w. ROBINS ,
WestEnd Main street RICHMOND

MY facilities for doins Job Work and Repairing
vi equal to any in this City We have the pat
for repairing nearly all the Ohio Threshing Ma
chimes. Pins, Screws. Bulge Bolts, Bolts and Nuts
cut. We also making first class Saw Gum, also
Circular Saws either points journals. As
our friend VIM. ID Wilson has left. invite his for
customers TO give call. The highest cash
price paid for old iron.
F. W. ROBINSON.
Richmond. Nov. II 1859 49tf