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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13


SUGAR. j.. Some 400 hhds. sold at about previous
rates, Fair to Fully Fair 6@64c
MoLAssEs. Sales from 1000 to 1900 bbls at asa
Soc for Fernenting and 31@13l4c. % gallon for
Prime and Choice.
FLOUR. Dull, with sales of hardly 1900 bbls., in
GLIDING $50 Fancy Indiana at &c. $50 Extra in lots
at $6 so, and 200 at Sc Is . Dbl.
GRAIN . The sales of Corn embraced about 1000
Sacks of which, 1000 White, Yellow, and Mixed at
Sc, 800 Yellow at ss, $50 at 725 White, in lots
at so, and lls2 also at 9Oc " bushc OF Oats, $50
sacks ST. Louis sold at 70c, and 1875 Northern at &c.
70 bushel The sales of Bran included 200 sacks at
81 25 U 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. =. Mess Pork was retailing at $l76l
$l7 so u Dbl. Of Bacon, 20 casks Clear Sides sold
at lie, and 25 terces fancy Sugar-Cured Hams
Rawsons) at l2ac. u ID. The sales of Lard were
confined to 300 kegs, in lots, OF 124c. % ID.
COFFEE. 200 bags sold at lOlc., and It's at lie
y ID.
SALr....A cargo of 5000 sacks Liverpool Coarse
at &c., of 5000 Ia fourth to third Fine) at s5c
one of $500 at &c.,, and on Monday 5000 SKIS Coarse
at SOC. % sack.
BALE RorE....We learn Of 1890 coils sold on
Saturday, said to be at 7a074c. ID ID.
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE -. /. Stock light, and sales
limited at 55@574c. % gallon. =
PToH. I'VE noticed sales of $50 bbs. Whining
ton, to arrive, at 81 rs V Dbl
| WHISKY. Very dull, and we did not learn of a
sale of any moment.
| FREIGHTs. A ship was taken for London at =
for Oil Cake. Cotton was shipping to Liverpool to
fill up at 5-l6d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13
M ORE TO BE ADMIRMD ralAN Ill
RIcHEsf DIADHx sss's4sS
Ever worn BY Kin8s - 8unr = : = ~
WHAT, WHY 4 BEAUTIFUL HAD 81 sziI

-. sg.s
= Es.a..: sssssss .; ~ o.. T.!
ihoss Of pssrs Il de hssd & bsssft u IL
sprrI da With iaa gray. nssu e1i 81. a. ~
s s,:: MI s.: II {: :;s::
''.' : the ss'''..''' r'...s rs.' 80.
I. sSS, 4: @:
s. ss =. Ri sss: q .ss.:.s.
s-s''-' - =, ~ y !: ~
Welsh Ne.spaps osses. is asssss : ~ Is =
L, ,se.ssd sot,is q sers h.is e s
Sa. 10 Der !. veil : ~ sasp.iss siss. i:s
Ssow nv: :. In =
sons in want such eSssss < ss sSs III
w - 49, 49, ,s = ~ 49, ,sssSs
Ha,1 wo % s:v Win 4. eonsasass g
Since using your Hsir
conf ent that lev more apple ons ui ss.tess
nlsasaut Itching 40 common s1on~ - = ~
5 : .. O. KiE1Te
CHICAGO M, nay /. iii
Paar WOOD; A6ont twp years ass my sir
tired many remedies to no eject Tcomsnesa ssisx sd
January sppIicstiors stsned - hs
hrmiy began to MI grow OUT md turned ese g n
nal color health and annesranee snd
d nss 10 an = - S-Ta ~ r HSlTSf-a@
Ths ResoEa ais y Pr. up IL bottles q hre
s sas dollar ",sias
per bottle the large holns quart . per
lion, retsiIs for three dollars 7s5s
OIL WOOD CO; Propretors. si3 Bsondvay. Nev Yek.
Ha, si,a se a. Tcni NJ As -
SOLD nv AT. -nRuaaysrs AVN rAwSv nrsrns e
DE1IERS aiso hv WRIi.uT IN
bs sanb also' oy .. 20. 0sass1 1SssasS -
DV1e@,T :. n 1-,1-,. -v,;. ,,;-,,.,,.;;3,
~ y I, g 9O1gA -
- NJ - " q W, 81 t9e 1870
Whereas made SHOWN 70 me that some prson g
February 1850 upon the body of eosxe IiIlsr if5
Bsnking the Branch or the Union Bsnk q
ia ON IN notes and cnsn - 4' ~ - =
Now thersfore T. fshsm q, Har. f,ov.xro. y.
nv virtne If the nova and sn,hcrv ~ ~
offer reward OF FIVE HGNDR n nofIi ri icsSv
Sr persons for the apprshs psoG q sad murdssr -.
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KATHmAs's TROPICAL RooE1Ne-

PATHWAYS TROPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper sad superior any other in Southern
climate
Its tested and recognized qualities are
let. nIRARlIITY-eeual 10 the best slste roofs.
I'd. Observation-Disclosures to any other no cracks
or leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUTY presents smooth and granite like surface
4h. CHEAPNESS-Itc costs much less hsn Though II is
good slate wood roof than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
cost Of cutters and val1eys.
9Th. INCOMBUsTlBILITY-Itw resist fire better than
slate roof
9th. CONvENIENcE-1t will soften under the heat o,
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings from
Intense heat Of sumner.
7h soLIDITYt becomes harder and from expo
be put roofs of any slope being of Hight
weight does not require heavy .aers support While
not liable corosioH and breaking require repairs
The TROPICAL ROOFING " is chemical compound Of
several Of which peculiar alone
n proportions discovered by actual experiment and
In this city.
Testimonials Of the of the above the hands
Of the agen and he verified by any person wishing
before contracting.
All orders left at the st-ohcs, Box K No. T. will b.
J. C. KAUFMAN,
jel6 ~ corner of Renvie and Marak Ea.
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Horse will leave the city every morning O'Clock,
and he Lake night at g. hour after the arrival
the last steam train.
Extra special trips, when required by notifying the
ductor.
The trains will stop the Station House, GENTLY Ridge
when called upon except mail trips, but the conductor
must have timely notice. nj tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

RyM1ALIEN 4 CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
EXPRESS. receive and forward pac ksees aud
f!eeh TO Havana Matap.as Csrdenas villa Clara Ssgua ia
1rsnds kemsdos Nuevias, Puerto Principe Santiago dc
presses q Wsl. Fargo Co. Darlington Co. United States
change Company for the United States California snd Europe
agents. ~ New Orleans, REDDING CO.,
Z ct under Charl4x BofoJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13
8ebittu of the Markets.

CRESCENT oFrIck, No. 70 Cam, street y
Wedn sday Morning, April Is. 1859 (
CoTToN The demand was active yesterday, and
the sales amounted to fully $4,000 bales at very full
prices for all qualities. We again amend our quota.
tions. Mondays sales were about IL 900 bales. We
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-13

NOTICE. NOTICE.
The undersigned has disposed Of all his right title inter-
est in the business known AS "DoRR's SOUTHERN AID
VERTISING AND COLLECTING AGENCYnto the nrm of
A. B. sTRAWBRlDGE CO., who will continue hereto
fore. j, W. DORR.
New Orleans, December ii, 1853.
8 o II H e RN xb RTIsIN
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having purchase succeeded Of the bust
of Doris Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
will he continued by the undersigned-by with the con
curreucs Of our pubi.hing principals.
A. B. sTRAwBRIDGE CO.
A9-offce, 1.1a Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December 90 1858. d2 LII
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No. 81 ROYAL STREET between Customhouse and Benve
streets, New Orleans.
inst extensive assortment Of French and German
LOOKING-GLASSES Gilt Frame and Imitation do; Orna
and Plain Wood new style for Glasses Portraits
Engravngs Photographs, etc.
His superior aud splendid stock is offered forty per cent
less than last and twenty below the
ket prices
B.-Every article guaranteed and the choice Locking
Glasses wi double thickness. The considerable deduc
ton owing the discount allowed and the decline glasses
Gliding guaranteed for ten years.
An Immense Gallery Of Paintisgs EngraviAgs and Litho
graphs by the greatest masters is exhibited for
siderable reduction.
large variety Of Tasses, Pins, Claspe etc.
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES.
FOR sALE-A Of Stereoscopic Views excessively
to close consignment.
kSrPainings Renovated. mis- I'm
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su00shis sto,k OF an beiro 60 OF JewelTy ard fn,,
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d BOI1N.FY LAND AND PENSIONS-oFFIcE
n No. Y Elk ,hange Alley, up stairs, nearly opposite the
m PostCf ice Soldiers Seamen and Tesmsers have
" hesn in The service of the United States Government
fourteen days in sur 1891
entitled l6' of land Wild children of
deceased Soldiers SeaDen and Transfers entitled
land ald pensi yCluims ma pro with dis
patch y JOHN PURCELL.
NILS en- IL Exchange Aley, ID stairs,
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GREATBARGAINs- BARGAINS
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION.

g. Dupuy,
No. 81 ROYAL STREET, between Customhorse and Benve
streets, New Orleans.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

s"The people Of indianapolis act on the
principle that every other point in the State
ought as matter OF course. to contribute to
the building up OF Indianapolis and to putting
money into the pocket Of her citizens. The
State Fair has been located there, on land
belonging to the State. and fixed up at the
expense Of the State Society, Tor three or four
years in succession. Four ffths and more of
the contributions for supporting the State
air, come from points outside Of lndisnap-
oils, but nearly all the money collected has
been expended in and about that place.
Although indianapolis has grown rich by
levying black mail upon the other portions OF
the State, her citizens have never had sufi
cient hberalIty to even lease. much less to
buv, property suitable for a State Fair They
have been contented to squat on piece Of
ground donated to the State by the General
Government for military purposes, bu, en-
tirely unfit for a fair ground; and here Is
where the State Fair and their bossted county
fairs have been held The ground costs the
Indianapolitans nothing. hence they can real
ize remunerative profit from retaining the
locality, year after year.
Now look a; New Albany, the county in
which il is located IS small and the soil poor.
The Floyd county society has been IN exist
ence but little over a year. yet within that
+ time II has purchased anu PAID Tor seventy
acres OF ground magnihcently located for fair
purposes; fenced il in; erected the necessary
buildings upon il; underdrained II: dug wells
and cisterns-all at cost Of many thousand
dollars-and propose TO give yet three thous-
and more for putting the grounds in the mos.
complete order, provided the State fair was
held there for a single year. And ye, be-
cause the State Board accepted these liberal
otfers, selfish men a: Indianapolis cry out tha,
the fair is to be held .'for the benefit of New
Albany and Louisville" We should sup
pose the State Board could well afford to step
outside the corporation limits of the capital
once IN four years, for the accommodation of
the people OF Southern Indiana. when it costs
her comparatively nothing to do SO. The
State might well afford to stand a trea: with
New Albany, when that city pays the bill
The people Of Indianapolis have become 50
accustomed 10 think that all conventions,
gathering or Institutions. which a.e profta-
bic TO merchants. hucksters, and hotels.
should De located up there and nowhere else.
that they mechanically kick up against any
movement that is to deprive them of few
dollars and cents. no matter how much good
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana,

a. s1cb ge-~e5. Is t3i.#.- ziI forfeit and pay to
sgeh t5s.. s. aar 49, ga- excsedit one hun
drra de1.a ra 9e }g cIya action IN
- name ID Zoe - netorP any court 5av-
i6z e0HBeteHr Jurisdiction
$50 10 1a tIa To- hip Trastee shall IN
40 case have aus po-F- change vseate, or
open arv h'~Hvav il Iownsh5a in any county.
hut such po--r shall t vested in the County
Commissioners Of ,he county. rnder sb- same
regulations - ta tae petition G0tlce and appoint
neut q verers ard assessment pf damages, a. Is
now provide ~ la7v Ie eases rfF-rtiag more tHan
one toyu-h5p. 4u3 that ali bas1ess now pending
before aav Board Of Township Trustees in rela-
tion to changing gac4t3ug ard oDsGluE highways,
he Transferred tn The board Of Jaun : Commits
-iouers of the p-o1er comfy.
SFc 20 All laws ana uasfs 9f laws heretofore
enacted which are IN conflict Tith this at are
herehv repealed.
SEC u. An emergency IS hereoy declared 10
exist for the immediate taking effect Of this act
ard therefore il shall take effect and ee in force
from and after irs passage
mo. T. CRAYEN>,
President Of 'he ~eaaee.
! W GORDON
Speaker ol Housc Of RepFese tafjy=S
Approved February IS, l853
ASHBEI. f. WILLARn,
Governor Of tie State Of Iadans
STATE OF INDIANA,
sEcRETARY's OrFicE,
I. CYRr- l. UuSaAv. Secretary Of state Of the
State aforesaid do hereby certify the above
70 be q true and complete cops OF the enroll
meut,gow On file in The Office Of Secretary of
State
Witness ny hand, and seal Of lAe state. al Ia5j-
arapols the 18th cav Of Februarr. A j
1850 CYRUS /. DUNAAN.
Secretary Of state.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
En- Route for tile Gold Miucs-.-W ea- :
ther.BOund on the Banks Of WAL
nut Creek--.IOO Early TO start
Especial Correspondence Of the 80 Deiuocrat)
0ainut Creek, 3 l miles West of Atehson
Tuesday. March D. 1859


The roads ha { been exy3 emely bad ON account
OF ralts aud the want Of bridge OF ferries Oar
passage, therefore. has been snail like Since Sun
day morning, We have been weather bound on the
banks of W aluut Creek-a stream thai is not
fordabe IA present, and is without bridge or fer
ry In our camp are quite number like us bound
Tor Cherry Creek. Among them are Belden OF
Gsleshurg, Illinois, Fisk OF " scousin but last
from Leavenworth and two others ia the same
OK wagon. Captain Parkinson, Scott i Co. Of
twelve or fifteen, from st Lons, who left Leayen
worth four days before VIC left Atchison, have
been encauped with till morning they had
crossed the river before the rise and ay on the
opposite bank, waiting for the rains TO cease
they aroke mp this morning, heavily ladeu,
and ill not make thsu ten miles a day
Ne had to tighten our load and procure team.
II is a month TOO early, If this be specimen OF
the roads, and from what | can learn, there is
none better than the Platte route, which are
taking.
Our camp 10 among Toe hekapoo Indians
who have here Il small reserve Of excellent land
They arr an Inoffensiye tribe, live mostly uaon a
small annnity from tioverureut, ard farm a Iittl:
Having oaiy rrsnr o scratch yun this while
T. tIockaduY < Cos mas. carriers crossing the
stream h1 swimming their mut-a | can add no
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
4 Gamblers Wife

Ole night of last week married lady OF De
troIt, who had long suspected that her husband
was regular attendant of a certain gambling
room, and there spending the money which
she aud her children were IN pressing need OF Wis
lid the room. Seated st rough table she ,ies-
cried her husband in company with three com
Paoloos in iulQuity who were struck dumb with
astonishUlent al the appsratioa. Taking adyaa-
tage OF their ;repidation, she seized t~o three
pies Of bank notes lying upon the table, which
she hastily examined. as if determining the prob
aole amount OF The piles, and deliberately made
her exit without saying word
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
sIeleAFsPaie oerrrspoadsae- q the Ga tia,et,r.I
AsaINeroN. MARcH lS

'NSSi4NoiONr III Ar )
The investigation ordered by the Pres;.
dent into the tinsncial condition OF the Post
Ottce Department exhibits a much wo,Ss
state OF things than was anticipated, even
upon the imperfect data so far collected =
brown stated the deficiency TO be provided
Tor, at three million eight hundred thousand.
IL Is found TO be actually between Eve and
SIX The explanations given for the differ
ence are wholly unsatisfactory
there was Just as much means of knowing
/ In December the extent OF this deficiency as
now, snd the report then made is either
chsrSeaole With gross ignorance or culpahle
suppression In view OF this developement.
The Presiden, is compelled 10 confront the al
Tentative OF an extra session sooner than has
been anticipated. or carving on the depart,
men' upon the credit, trusting to the equity
of Congress hereafter. Ii is now held that
even the receipts cannot be used without an
appropriation, though adifferent construction
has been given 10 the law
lhe PRESIDENT must decide concerning an
extra session before the 18th, enable his
proclamation TO go to the Pacific by the steam
er OF that day. il he concludes affrmatively.
Deusers resignation Commissioners of
Indiana Affairs. WAS meaitated some time
since. but then abandoned The immediate
cause OF It's taking place now was the. APP
pointment OF notorious gambler as Supern-
tendent OF the Indiana Affairs in California.
against his protest.
Nix. who was appointed temporarily du-
ring Den'ers mission to Kansas. will proba-
bly, get the place permanently
Sickles' trial will hardly come on for a
fortnight. Keys family have not asked to
associate private counsel with the prosecu
ton IL Is manifest hat Sickies must RELY
tor acquittal upon crcumstantia evidence and
popular feeling, which has been industriously
pied with one-sided statements
The Democracy are begining to be alarmed
al indications which attend tue opening of
the Gubernatorial campaign in Virginia
The Old Wing spirit is reused, and il, as
there ought, an organization be made, i'm
portant results may be achieved even ia that
State
The Board of Officers appointed by Floyd.
inquire into the praetica bility of re iuctions
have reported TO him
Their investigation was directed TO various
details. and intended mostly for his own in
formation
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
From the Mines.
From ,a. Lasrynror,h Time.

Ne nav been -aown "a private letter .om
gentleman no ia the goli region, which speaks
most e0couragingy Of the mines he writer
was sent out Dy large Eastern iirrn last tall TO
ascertain aud report the exact truth concerning
the g,ld deposits. He speaks enthusiastically, a.
will be seen from ;ie folio wing extract
Our camp is on
Cherry Creek. not far from Denver City
We have been thoroughly over the
whole district in compliance with directions,
and the result Of my Investigations is the de-
liberate conviction that this country will
prove to be natural mint.
Eotw outstanding the winter months, we have
done great deal in the way Of prospecting
and not little mining. D. and R say
they have made enough, without any parlic-
ular effort, TO pay expenses back to New
York. If it was not for my engagements, |
should remain here | am delighted with
the country. and the class Of people is much
better than usually finds IL way out to
new land
The gold Is here in abundance. L kaon
it, And | know that next summer
will witness developments of an astonishing
nature
Tell R T. tha, this is the place for him.
and tha, he should lose no time in starting.
So far as natural beauty is concerned. |
have never seen any country that could equal
this II is glorious.
shall start for the States
about the first or middle of April, and bring
along specimens of the "neediul" tha. viii
open the eyes Of some of our New York
brethren"
The writer of the above is gentleman of
unimpeachable integrity, connected with
large New York drm. He was sent out ex-
pressly to get a, the truth. and his reports.
consequently. are entitled to perfect conf
Ience.
But this letter Is only one Of a thousand,
similar in spirit and tenor. And in the face
Of such evidence aud testimony, il is simply
ridiculous TO deny the existence Of gold in
paving quantities in the new region.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
Corn and Feed Mill!

HAVING perfected my Feed Mil. would say TO
II Farmers and others, that | am now prepared 10
furnish them with Mills for the small $50, that
will grind from throe four bushels OF good feed
per hour, with a one horse power. Full half Of
the feed from this mill is fac enough for table use
The simplicity cheapness and durability oE this Mil
makes II preferable To all others Ia The
grinders constructed that when they become dull
they can be taken out sharpered and replaced with
but little trouble, and when entirely cut be
rehtted with ones for 50. can furnish Horse
Powers suitable for the Mill Tor So and which wi
swer any other purpose the farmer may desire
Having disposed of the right for nI Ui taa United
States except In diana, to MIR Hull of Now York, VIII
sell County Rights in this State at air prices an9
reasonable terms
Any person wishing 20 engage in the manufacture OF
Feed Mills would do well to apply soon All orders
inquiries from distance will be promptly attended 60,
by addressing the undersigned who is also authorized
by Mr.. Hull to make contracts for any other territory
All kinds Of Machine worS done short notice, aud
In the best manner. Ad dsress,
W ID. WILSON.
Richmond, Ind.
Dec. %, 1855. ztf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

~Daring tie burning OF the large and bean
tifuI Court House az Madison, Sunday night
the town clock. erveIoped il flames. tolled the
hour Of twelve snd IN moment afterwards the
heavy bel! fell from its position. and crash
ing through the floor, landiag among the fIenen,
who were busiiy engaged il the Offices on the
ground seer removing the county records to q
place Of safety As if by a miracle. not a man
vas injured, though the floor and rafsers we're
so!ir,ered into Q thousand pieces.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

"A L Z G Z N d =


miles south Of Rishnoud Indiana ard dis
whore tie Liberty road Little Ekhoru,
the romantic spots in all the surrounding
country The branches yaieh the byooE
thai place aud between thes uoUndIke, beautiful
# J. covered with dwarfrd growth Of and the
ella sDZ and dropping foliage c0te charms
lovely render IL fit theme for the artist poet
On right Rrd left high hills arise.
D'ersT0wG with trees larger siza
And ia Jstveen a valley forms
EuT9bei IN Sat1Tss sweetest charms
Connected with this valley legend not Of rspine
a1s death; bat of love auI joyous contamination;
kuoI-ds se u which Is trIIgtgnary, long remained
gslti iv breast old pioneer, often
tae wgwEn FIRE and listened the mans story and
who reefs from his LAHORE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
No. IL.

IS to result 10 other portions OF the State. We
oeiieNe IN intners,ing the State Fair during
'he next four years---let Southern Indiana be
accommodated the coming fall. and the wear
following let The people in the north of the
state have 1t located in their midst N~.c
-fl6any Tribune
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$4,000 REYVARD.
1Axoa,s orTIoE. R1oHuoaD.

nAxoE's OFFICE. RIoHMosD.
Feb. 7tb, Ir5a.
DY order of the Common council of ae Ci.y of
ID Richmond. Ind authorized to ofTsr ri
Of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, - any person who
will detect and t4s C44rl--.ea % zay T51
has been shall Be ga.ty ot z3-- isli Sic Cty -i
Richmond.
JOHS FINLEY, Warer.
March 10, 1859. f5-3w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
JAMES NJ. HAYS
NEW G0ODS-READY-mADZ
CLOTHING

VIE undersisned has Just received new stock
u Piece Goods, consisting OF cloths, tASSLN ETS.
sATlSEFIS. TWEEDS, Ne.. which he VIII sell - she
yard To suit purchasers
lie will alss order al kjn OF Gsrneats for
.entemens wear. which SHAH d. ana he otherwise salts
SA.tory
lie also has on hand a large stock OF Ready -gate
Cloth ing, made Of good Material an in tha best
ner Also good assortment orGENrrsfEN'@ ECVNIsug
Goods. which he is Offering The pube he lowest pos
siele prices
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17

~ The Indianspolis Citizen has Information
atha, there il . probability" that the next Repab-
.ican Nasonal Convention win be hsld in that city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
l.. & |. WEDEKIND.

HAVE just resolved their Sprag Stock - MaaerY AMI
"A Fancy 6o0ls which als ssestsl 5y 9f t4s
nrn. in New YORK rhis being the ony es.oi %
tbs kind in this city that te goods direct
the East, they feel certain that tay 9Iras great
and invite all 70 cali and f5r ths
Ma Oh 1855. 1877
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
Now lkE'g.EVEDg

At GLEN. ScuTT'S CASH ST0Ra. large Eddi-
"A ten TO his stock OF GOODS, wh.ca Is very
large and complete. No trouble - SHOW goods NJ.
As, sign OF the pet Lamb"
Richmond. Jan. y, 1859. r CbEN. SCOTT.