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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

~ The Virginians have habit of claiming
everything. it is not unnatural they should seize
on General Garibaldi whom Scotland claims tool
as the following from the Petersburg Express H.
dicates
Garibaldi s q descendant Of Mr.. John john
ston Jones' who died at his residence 10 Blandford
Virginia, about the year 17G7. II is fact that
beautiful young daughter Of this Mrs. Jones
eloped from Petersburgh about the year 1853
with an italian tight rope dancer named Garibal-
di, who having amassed IN immense fortune in
this country returned to his own dess native II.
ally, where large family and unalloyed felicity
blessed the union between himself aod his beauti-
fol. young Blandford bride. ArA Garibaldi cor
responded with her father until the day Of the
latteris death. and letters subsequently sent
BY the children Of Mrs. G., leave but little doubt
of the fact that the warrior Gasibaidi, now in
Italy. 10 direct descendant Of the Jones family
so well aud favorably known in Blaodford during
the 6st half OF the past century.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11
Indiana Journal.

KEY TO BE AvESGEp.-Matthew Hale Smith,
the New York correspondent Of the Boston Jour
nal, says:
A madder set Of fellows than Daniel e. Sick
les quandom friends are cannot be conceived. All
sorts of things are talked of - mass meeting TO
compel Dan to resign - letter, Is. 900 strong,
limiting the same way-support to the claims Of
Williamson who claims that Sickles was not le-
gay elected. What will be done no one knows
If he keeps open house in Washington next win
ter, Sickles will have jolly time ofit-Key is not
without strong friends Before the new turn in
the affair. it was said that the murder of Key
~ould not be unavenged. II the programme on
both sides is carried out many think that another
Washington tragedy will be known.
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The Pet Lamb Again.
Glenn. SCOTT.

rs receiving his Spring and summer Goods. direct
the Eastern Cities His stock is unusually large
and desirable. all OF the leading styles OF
OF Domestic doods Is complete and will be sold At the
lowest price they be afford here. The Carpet
department y full far the argest stock in Rchmond OF
styles and quality Three Ply English Tapestry,
Hrussels Velvet Super Ingram. Cotton Warp Hall aud
Stair. Rag Hemp AID straw Carpet ani Mating. T..
80 q T. and a. Floor Oil Cloth~. all at prices lower
than offered in this market. indow Linens
Painted Shades Window Paper Lace and Swiss Emhroid
cred, Cuton and Wool Damssk Curtains. Also the lat
improved Rollers and fixtures for Hanging Curtains.
Cmb,llss, Carpet Ch iia and Cotton Yarn Queens
and Groceries-a full stock.
Our stock OF BOOTS AND SHOES is better than ever,
and lowing the great competition, will he sold at pri
ess orer thar before rercAed this gGrket.
complete stock OF Wall Paper and Bordering. Hats.
Capt Bonnet and Trimming aud straw Goods generally
But IL Is useless so attempt to enumerate.
viii Old customers and all who want 10 buy
Goods that have made terms equal to nett cash.
afford 70 sell as cAeap living have
piled self business the last years,
and built good trade slider myself
~ located for all that and do,
and determined sell prices that riN dtg all
Aororube comPeoH But Iwouh prefer that every body
call themselves rather than merely
" wort What a does is the thing
Ny Remember the ''fEf LAMB.
N B--AH kinds Of merchantable Country Produce
taken In exchange for Goods.
Richmond, April L. R59. lSu
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

- During the last five years there have been
built 10 Indiana twenty seven huudred sch DOL hou-
ses, at an expense Of upwards Of eleven hundred
thousand dollars. This is q large investmen. 10
be made in school houses 10 20 short time, and
it seems to warrant the vote Of the State for the
Republicans in 1860. 10 the last year six hun
dred and fifty thousand school houses were built
at a cost to the people Of nsarly 100000. This
large amount was raised by special sch pol tax
which was paid cheerfuIly. The hopes of the
friends of free labor were never higher nor based
so substantially before.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

pB More camels are coming to Texas
The importation now e1pectedis to be made
from the valley of the upper Mongolia
They are stronger than any other kind OF
camels. and are accustomed to the severes,
hardships. They are to enter the United
States via San francisco.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11
From the Delphi Journal
The Difference.

Republicanism is in favor of freedom.
Old Lineism is in favor Of slavery and its
extension.
Republicanism is in favor of free homes
for freemen.
Old Lineism is in favor of "niggers for the
niggerless.
R-publicanism is in favor of donating the
public lands to the actual settler.
Old Lineism is in favor of reserving the
public lands for the negroes and their white
masters.
Republicanism is in favor of an economical
administration of the government and the
extingulshment of the public debt.
Oh Lineism spends hundred million a
year, and wants thirty millions more to bribe
the officers of Spain to sell them Cuba. SO as
to have more niger room.
Republicanism is opposed TO the further
extension of slavery.
Old Lineism is in favor of Squatter Sow
ereignty, with Congressional Intervention to
protect slavery in the Territories in case the
Sovereigns fail TO do SO. This is based on
the Dred Scott Interpretation of the Constl
tut)n.
Republeanism stands by the Declaration
of American Independence.
Old Lineism repudiates it and declares it
to be self evident lie.
Republicanism upholds the principles OF
the Revolutionary fathers.
Old Lneism repudiates Them as abolition
ism and their authors as old fogies who did
not know how to tell or write what they
meant.
/ Republicanism acknowledges the equality
\ of American citizens
/ Old Lineism acknowledges the equality o!
American citizens except in the cases where
4 the American citizen is of foreign birth. In
such cases the government under which he
was born has the right to enforce his services
! in wars without his will.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

MoRaoSIsx DEcLrxIS0.-The letter of the Salt
Lake City correspondence notices the remarkable
fact that the institution Of polygamy is becoming
unpopular among the Mormons since the acces-
sion Of the recent large enigrations from the
States; and that Brigham Young is beset with
applications for bills Of divorce. In consequence
of this state Of affairs the Prophet has iss1ed
orders to suspend the ceremony Of sealing
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ADVERTISING RATES.
POstftrelv Cash for Jtb Work

re ore prepared to do all kinds Of JOB Work in
J. = 49, fUcy colorr. in style of excellence that
e-IL, surpassed and devotpg special attention TO
this Of business respectfully solicit the
patronage d all who desire any kind of printing DONE
We have fixed our prices st as low rates IS any re-
speerable nt and will hereafter in consid
eraion o, these reduced prices expect the cash,
special contract, on the delivery Of the work.
HOLLOWAY 4 DAVIS.
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AN EXPENSIVE FREAK OF LIGHrNTNG.-
During the course OF the shower. yesterday
a remarkably vivid fash of lightning occur
red, followed by peal of thunder that indi
Gated the close proximity of the bolt The
opinion that it struck somewhere near the
city was subsequently confirmed. In a
meadow lowered a large hickory tree. The
meadow was filed with a drove OF sheep.
the property of A. J. Burns. a drover from
/ Ohio. They had been left there to Craze
until the next market day. As though the
tree was lightning rod. the bolt descended
upon its topmost branch. a moment after
ward eighty five Of the sheep lay dead. Two
+ of those farthest from the tree had been
struck while running TO shelter, and died
with their limbs extended from under them
as though heavy weight had fallen upon
their backs and crushed them down. With
the exception OF one sheep which stood touch
ing the trunk of the tree with its body, not
lock of their fleece was rufied. They all
lay in heir natural recumbent position, with
eyes opened, and, to all appearance, tran
gully reposing. A more singular spectacle
is rarely witnessed, while nothing could bet
ter illustrate the deadly influence of the sub
tie fluid whose domestication Was frs. at
tempted BY Fraaklin.-[ Philadelphia Worth
-iaericGn, 21ta.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

SENTENCE OF q. 8. SoLDfRa.-Piva.e Alen-
son Beutiy of K. company lst Dragons. con-
vicied Of deseTtion aod hosse stealing. was sen
fenced by the court-martial lately 10 session at
Fort Buchanan, to receive hfty lashes with COW
hide, well laid on the bare back 70 be conf5ed
.. hard labor till Jsnusry 1852 heavily ironed to
forfeit all pay due him, to have his heed shaved.
AID to be branded with . red hot iron with the
letter D, to be drummed ont Of the service, a1d
to receive q dishonosabls dischasRe-
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= q. DCEnNIE having Purchased the raistisl
- and reaItei sni remoaeltei the respect
fny inform the Public th. he all
various hr .uches.
IL the store department. will be found of
we~ Notions. Toys. Candies. Frai,s. Sc OF the
best qdNltty sad At noder<te prices.
In the Wall Paper department Siil be found
styles Of Gei >stla. sresco. stone and PanneI
cii aud Velvet Borders. Plain and Gt Liaen
window SesPes. Coris and rAsseis. Fire Board
Having had eeasiisrNhis experience Paper
Hanging psrcasr attention ~iil this
" price shah sait the times.
department consists Of of
furnished Room the viii open
sum-r and we'll supplied sita Ice Cream Cakes, Fruits
ant Ccoltug Drinks
Call and examine Goods. take pleasure in show
hsvr and xp-c; IL business
afrommoiste customers.
Rcuaemh-r the Pslatiai Bszsr. No. -. Main
doors east of the Hantiugton House
SAMUEL G pC6pALE.
Richmond. April "a. 1859.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11
LIGHT LIGHT!
TO THE PU BLIC.
Mace's Portable Gas Generator

NJNNlrFACTU RED FROM COMMON
Nl Burning Fluid the cheapest ciesnet safest most
cnicnt and most brilliant Gas Light offered
a. the public. Every shop. Store, Dwelling. Hall.
Church aud taroai Car. now enjoy the luxury OF
a brilliant Gas Ii sht trding cost, without e ne
ces.iry Of introducing pipes thrnu ,hout the building.
Earh burner is. when lighted, complete Gas Manu-
factory, oug all times to suit their own
eonyenIsn in its position. rhe great power and
scness of the yh uneqslled. Ii rfitstes
tires is entirely free from all smoke. SCOT.
cd i,,s used without a wick. and hence requires
o trim Ming is very easily managed and perfectly
SAT. under all circumstances snd must be TO be
appreeia'rd
The fStnres of the substal iii al kind,
sisting of Chan siiers. PsaIsnts Brackets Side and
Stsni Lsups Sr.. of variaas an osiu.ifui designs
from the cn aspest To the smsn,al full sup-
ply constantly hand sai for sale the Hard are
store OF Gorsuch s. Graves.
SHANK s. HARNlSH
Rishmoni May l9, 1859. 239
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zrSixty four railroad trains arrive or depart
from Indianapolis each day
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11
Pianos. MelOdeOnS and Music.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED!
HORACE WATERS,
Agents for the Sale Of the Best

Agents for the Sale Of the Best
BOSTON & n. Y. PIANOS AND MEL0DEGNS.
sI,HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF MUSIC MER-
L chandse in the United States. PIASos from Eve
iiferent Manufactures Of every Uariety If syefron
in plain rosewood for $500 those of the
most elegant finish for 900. No house in the Unon
into competition for the number roriesy and
ctetrity Of its Instruments the extremity loN prize
es at ,eh ich they sold.
Horace Waters Modern Imroved Pianos
With or without iron frames, have. in their
SCALE IMPROVED ACTION, po,oer and eoapass of
tone equaling the grand with the beauty and duTab
ty of the square piano. The Press AMI first Music
Masters have justly pronounced them equal if not
perior to any other make They are guaranteed 10
stand the action Of every climate
HORACE WATERS MELODIOSS (tunel the
equal temperament superior in each desirable quality
an also furnish Princes, Carhart's 4 Smiths Melo
Jions Price fro S45 1885, for sets of reeis,
so two banks of keys 500 Organ pedal bass mel
o1eons s250 s275 and $500 less a liberal discount.
Zach instrument warranted to give satisfaction. or
purchase money refunded SECOND HAND PIANOS
AT GREAT BARGAINS constantly in store price
from $50 to $40.
MUSIC.-One Of the largest and best catalogues of
Music published all Music and Musical works
published in the United States for sale by this house,
Martins celebrated Guitars, and all kinds of Musical
fuotruments at the lowest prices
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-25

BANKING HOUSE or
q u u d q n O.. u - 4 = . Il O..
I HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner In he
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
bsso ny tslIsr for the last six years). Tbs busi-
ness, hsrsafter, Will BE- sondssted under the Arn
and style Of
GEO. 9. ANDERSON I 90.
Beipp one oil tho oldest Ban king Houses (if not
the olest) In Iowa, The new frm s0keits sontin-
uancc Of formev patronage 30 literally sxtsndsd -
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Rx-
chang on the dsy Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly BY senior part
nor, wis
RxrRKKxcns
Park Bank, n. X.
Winsiow, Lanisr Co., Baukers,N.Y.
Edward ". Clark , Co., ,PAlladelphis.
Howard Bsnking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller = Drswns, Banksrs, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Ho9mAa = 0sipeks, Chicago.
Msohanics' Bank, Pittsturxh.
rArmers' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rshm, Bankers, "
dilaore : Drothsrton I" cinciunati.
A. ID. Hunt Co., " Louisvilis.
Btate Savtags Isstitutiop, 81. Louis.
Ksokak, Jsn. IS. gro. q. ANDERSON.
jAn6d
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TgRks or ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
ti6, etherwise 4ie.
funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space oocapied
Displayed Advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded snd placed under the
head OF Special Notices." dosbte fAt ordinary
rates.
special Notices In the Local coirfn - cents
per line. ~s%hss.@eNees4
Advertisements ordered on ~ths inside sxeiu-
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80 per cent. than tho keovs rates.
All traasfsnf aassvffsemsmfs Mvsf BE psfd (ov
in aassaes. fhis rule VIII not BE- varied from
when the AdsertiseF uses the Weekly aione,
the price will be the same ~ In the Daily
Who're the DAily and Weekly are both used
81 per cont. viii be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount.
Under she present sysssn. tie sAssrtissr 81
pays so much for tAe sDAse he cesoptes, che
changes being oaArgsabas tor IL soaDs6ltio
only. This plan 10 neW Daneraliy AAepted.- -
Our charge for changes vii - a sSnas pei
square. s ssss.~s@
- In all cases whore slvsetaso0a0ks are
discontinued before ~ expisaaisn e1sAho 1esr
the time contracted 1or, thsy viii bsvAatg gsd
up At our regular rAsss fer ths tins Astn . l.
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Moores Rural NEWCOMER,
THE LIZ AIDING AND LARGEST CIRCULATED
Agricultural, Literary and Family Journal.
VOLUME y, FOR 1850.

Tar RURAL NEw Y YoakxR ia 30 widely and favoe-
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a. the mos, popular agricultural, AtAEary I'D
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Not MONTHLY Of twelve issues yearly, but Z
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Topics than SEVERAL ordinary journals, ,--TaK
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Keokuk, Nov. q, '18-d3m
~ n. SALT for sale low ~
NJ. saga WI. zUSIIM ! o..
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The Tribune ima nnc S0r 1889,
the Election Returns and the usual
matter, will be publisher about Christmas. Price
Is cents II copies postpaid, for a. lee copies,
postpaid, for o.. Address ~ above.
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1859,

JAM, .@ 1859.
Through Tickets.
80 -
FROM KEOkUK
4 40 dndianapois, ms. class. q
10 Cincinnati, hrst cIass..... ......,....... II ~
GS-Passengers leaving Keokuk IN ths norning
reach indianapolis next day in the Afternoon, and
Cincinnati in the evening, with
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS!
1S-Travelers for any point In the Union or
Canadss procure
THROUGH TICKETS.
Coos UntII Used,
A. rHE
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Maia-Ss., betUssn First and Second,
Opposite THE BILLINGS ROUSE,
KEOKUk. IOWA.
J. n. TEWhSBURY,
Ticket Agent.
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
bs made nj this 0fiIce.
Jan. ., ls69-d
nLTO r "a IA DI sun1
MINIS. m. TALON
RREPEcITuLLY S0LIcITs THE ATTENTION
OF THE LADIES TO HER
NEW STOCK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
snA isasst styles sud fashions and various quail
= ities 70 suit al tastes have been selected.
Bonnets,
Ribbons,
Arti6cials,
Embroideries,
Collars,
Cloaks.
Naturai Hair Brasd, Hoop SkiKss,
BEAUTIFUL KID GLOVES,
And everything usuaiiy comprised In this depart
ment will be found In my store, at
Fowier's Models for sale. NO. 81 MAIN-ST.
sept. II. 'os-d
New Millinery Goods.
KN mass a. kGNG. informs the Ladies'
~ Of keokuk, that che has retarned with .
large stock Ut MILLINERY GOODS, which
che will sell at very low rrices Her - the
south side of Main street, between End and I'd.
| sep27d
! 11 HHDS. SUGAR,
/ ~ ~ bbls choice s. III Molasses,
| 30 sacks Rio Coffee,
10 tisrcss Rice, for sale BY
] jy3Sd CLEGH0kN, TAYLOR = co.
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Thia istheBhortsst and Quickest Route to all
hSint orfh and East.
1D-THROUGH TICKETs-1R
Over thisiine TO all principal places can be pro-
cured atRailroad Ticket Ofics, Main street be-
tween lst and Ind. opposite the Billings House
stages will cali for passengers snanypsrtof the
city, Free. WM. GRAHAM, Proprietor.
J. X. TswKssuRY, Ticket Agent.
mch1Td
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y. II. 40AA1s
After - n = -,
MILL practice regular ~ In the Distriet Court
Wv OF the United States ~ Barkngton, In the
District Court of Lee County, and In the 6apreme
Court Of this STATE.
Once ~ Sssoad-st., 6nt door over tAe BANKING
House Of W. Thompson = Co.
novl6dSm
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LEONARD kCOTT n CO.'S
RspriMf of the British Periodicals and the
Fdrmers' Guide.
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PUBLICATION.

+ SCOTT CO., OF NEW YORK, CONTINUE
IL. TO publish the following leading British r.
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