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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

RANDOLPH CoUsTY JoU RrLL.-O Our friend G. d.
SMITH Of the Journal published in Winchester. is in
our city and will call upon business 10 pro-
advertisements for his psPer. II il good medi
urn for merchants and other business to adj
vertse in, nd those who would extend their acquan
do it profitable through the Journal Our
word for il, it ,siH pay.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

cyThe Shebyville, lad, Banner says that d
farmer of that place. who had a horse of very
homely color. recently sold him to a gang of
ersies for mere song. few days after he
was offered fine dark brown steed, for which he
willingly paid round price but was shocked to
find, after short Time that he had bought back
his old sorre With the addition Of thick coat OF
reint.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

BE ready a az tones 70 gire q rscsos of Ike
hope that IS trf'biz gop.
MEs<Rs--Y oar Luubge friend has not the en-
e SAVING ~cha-yF words but in a blant. of hand
= sungF oudeavors 10 GENE Up 70 the subject m.
Der consideration hop Ping th4l lie NATTER ard not
the language in which it IS clothed vii be the
sahiect OF comment
IN visiting the art5zaa's shop an6 heha,ding the
tools and stock cat Of Vtica he iatends to man.
ia ,cre articles of g'j,y or ornament how ready
l. The proprietor = exhibit his watts aud explain
sli tie hidden mysteries connected With his accu-
patton! - with the farmer, the merchant. tie
teacher and even tie peer printer. al isia III
giving a reason for their action which j. that
they wish 10 beGeft their fellow aaa. iiat when
the shop OF the aruukard maker j visited how
carefully are lis finished wares ard lcse lost
commenced. excl s3ci from sight, and Won should
chance to se2 a specimen Of his haualcraff he
vii deny that be had anything 10 do ia makir !,
i, but gives the honor 10 some one else, and You
may search the word ever and never be able 10
Gud the man Oha Is Wiling 10 point to the drunk
ard and with smile u satisfaction on his face
say. "th's Is i specimen of my work; how do YOU
Ike IT, When the manufacturer Of an article is
ashamed either to exhibit Ills work, or 10 own il
when Others DO i fer him, IS it not high time for
him TO seek some other branch uf business 50 that
when called upon fer \ reason of the hope that
Is within him" instead Of being like Peter of old
he may be able 10 give true testimony OF the
hope that uies his action.
The subject Of temperance is old and by many
thought TO be worn out To such, let me saw
study il more, and you viii see new beauties: ans
1t produces thrill Of pleasure at each REPETITION
fully equal to those old worn out tunes Old Hun
cred aud Aud Lang sue, which at each repeti
ton produce thrill Of pleasure that cannot b,
cqaaled by all the new music in the universe.
ours respectfully, SErH
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

GREEvsFnRK March i

EDS. PALLADICM:-Oaing to circumstances, |
have been unable to eAtead M acquaintance
among the people. a. lad intended to do. Be
ing rather late in announcing my name, and then
the oniss on that occurred, IN not having my name
in the paper for three weeks, the impression has
got out that | had Withdrawn, and some Of my
fieuds have committed themselves TO Others dur
ing that time.
Therefore you will please take my name from
the list, as | new decline being candidate at tae
election for the nomination.
Respectfully, &c,
T., >-rn
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

Er Mike Walsh. an ex member of Con
gress from New York city. was found dead in
the upper part of The city on Thursday morn
ing last. He is supposed to have been drunk
and fell and broke his neck. The democratic
platform was not broad enough for his stag
gering steps.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

9sy-The New Mexico correspondent Of the
ST Louis Democrat, describes the condition of
that territory as very peculiar. few United
States officials control everything, and pervert
the laws, the press, and in fact every institution,
to suit their own selfshness and convenience
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

EDs. PALLADIuM:-Throug the kind partiality
of some of my friends, aad without any ageGey
Of niue, my name has been presented to the Re
pub'icans of this county in connection with the
nomination for the Office Of Recorder Under tie
circumstances, | feel it due alike to myself and
friends TO announce that | am not a candidate. l
return my sincere thanks TO those who have in
terested themselves in my behalf and to my friends
generally l trust that some good man may be
nominated and trumphantiy elected.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
Literary Notices

aBIrrFR SAFE7. B7,I q. HorLAyn. aushor q!
-I,u.othy TItcouas I.etfrss.7 -
We are i-ieb5edto slr Smith Of lie Ci:y BoeG
Store, for copy a This Interesting Poem.
4 single aph viii Convey 70 our readers
clearer conception Of the beaaty and ;ratht4laess
Ct the eoFk than any description q cr.t:cisa. Of
oar ONE.
And this IS death Thirh yoa that sspturcd soul
Now walking humbiy IN The golden streets,
Bearing he precious bard ef love
Too great for uttera1ce or with hushei heart
DFiukiny the music of the REASONED tarauE,
Counts death an eyii!-eyil, sickness, pain,
Calamity. or aaEht that God prescribed
70 cure it ct is SD, or bring il whsre
TIE healing hand of Christ might -ogch Il? NJ,
He IS 9 man 10 aiEh1--a man IL Christ.
I liz a Is his childhood, here. ana a We give
4 smile OF wonder 20 the iitgle wees
That drew the tears from ogt cur own yourg eyes.
The Kind corrections aUj we're coustraiats
Imposed bv tauSe aho loved es--so lie sees
4 Fathers ehAstjSem Ut IL all The Ill
Ina: t.led his lie with aaEaEe>s: 20 he sees
Ia every evil kind Instrument
TO hasten, elevate. correct, sabdue.
Ard Il him for that heavenly estate
Saintship il CLriss--the Manhood Ab>oiutet'
Book EyF1SG BY DoUBLE AND StNGrE Entry
adapted 10 the use Ct Common Schools. BY
itlllatJtI y / son, boston
lie ACKNOWLEDGED benefit which tie COMM,
uity has derived from TIE Mercantile Colleges to
he found in almost every important town in the
Northern States. proves The need Of more extern
slse csort having 10 view to make Book Keeping
4 neceSs ~ part Of Common School Education
Hoy much Of perplszity, mistake and even Of
loss would be avoided if every school boy were
thoroughly grounded il few simple elements,
which lie at tie f3aa39tioa of the system!
We are 10, ware that up TO the present time,
any worh adapted to the wants ani means Of
those who rely solely upon TIE Common school
for acquiring an education had been prepared
The oae before Us in our humble judgment, IS well
adapted 10 that end by It's simplicity, eheapness'
and especially by the fact that is forms are N
beautiful business handwriting. following the
we'll known school copies Of Fayson, Danton, (
SetIbner. This seems 10 be Of importance, since
a perfect model is pressnte not only of the form
of business transactions, but also of correct
rangemeut and chirography.
We trust those especially interested IN the sub
let. viii give it the attention its Importance de
maids
The books with their appropriate blanks, can
be seen ct the City Book Store.
LIFE or ColuuDrs. BY Alphonse LaImartiue
New Yoga De.ipcr ! Proctor.
This Is beautiful volume Of 4 Household Ii
trory BOW Ia the course Of publication by the
above named House, and Indebted to a
reaative connected therewith for copy, The Ii
h.ary will consist Of elve or more volumes got
ten ap in good st, lie, AID il b. valuable a~qai
Il, E Not
one word need be said of the high character aud
beautiful sty e of The volume before u, after hav
itg announced the meme Of the author. The
English language IS found in no more claste or
exquisite dress than clothes this volume.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
necsiliaI. GaIeniisns.

not ignorant believe that the Lnnaeus Pie
Plan IS aseeiug If it has superseded
intelligent cultivatars ignorant believe
any tarlcr he made. brought
the Richmond market last year sylvan Height
ten days before any other from Wayne County ap-
Iearance, and Will be soil day table
use Come VITA your Linnsens The Linneaus Is a good
plant, ard large roots h. had Couicy IIuttou's
Sylvan Height. {; NFNpE.u.l1
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

- Gen. Win1eld scott VAS a. Louisville, Ky.
en- >urday last.
r- There was snow three feet deep ct Sailt
Paul MioGesota, last week.
re- The General Assemble ot the Pfeshyte
Ran Church 10. ) VII meet IL indianapolis on
the leth Of May uexE TIE last meeting 0as
held il New Orleans.
There is seventy panFers il the Poor
House of Marion coIuty.
- IL is said til At the people OF Baton Rouge
are evidently making pre- paratlons Tor war They
have placed tao huge brass canoEs in position
10 rake the river. Probably they are preparing
10 shoot the tariff if j, comes that way.
- The Louisville Democrat says that the
Know Nothing organization is baEked Al b. all
the little dogs. 1. alw.ys vas - by some very
great ones too.
- General William 7 Haskell. lie well
known Tennessee orator aud politician died at
the Hopkinsyilie, Ky Ins-re Asylum, On sun
day last.
- The Methoiists Of Delaware, have refas-
ed tie aid which The legislature had granted
them OF $4,000 toward lie bGl,iia- 81 church.
because the money wa. 70 be raised By lottery.
- A pEeeocious younSster. nineteen years
old, named John 0Douael. IS on trial in s.
Louis. FOR being married TO three wives al the
aIGe time.
- The Qaeen of EDglsld i. grandmother
before she IS forty years old.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

1t IS sid GOV. Medary, Ct Kazs4s. vetoed
TIE bill abYiishing slavery IN Kansas and that the
Governor o. New Mexico approved the bill IS
tahllshing slavery il that Territory. Tais is
Democracy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
&~~G.=~

NARRIFp--on Tuesday morning last the res Ience
% he Brides father, ty Friends the presence
Of the Mayer Of the Mr. AAEoN " HIEngRp. Miss
Noun F. FlNLEY daughter Of John Finley ESQ, all
city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

NOTICE IS hereby given that pablo meeting
y viii be held al the Henley School House Sew
cath day. 2nd Of 9Th Mo at 10 o'clock, by
he Stockholders and Others interested in the South
Stree, Turnpike Company. All persons interested are
invited 70 attend.
EDWARD kIRBEY
SAMUEL HENLEY.
March -. 1889 I5-sw
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
Spring Millinery Goods.

MISSES WEBB d. have removed their e.
va tailishI1 the late residence ude. on
lear4 rth % Nam street, AMI oFpos the Warner
Bg4yng, ard Eayeju-t received drei
citltz very large rtHaeat Of
Bonnet>, Fiats Shaker, Flowers. Trimmin
Sc h!ch they ofer The Llt 81 Richmcud IL vcin
lty a5 neigTln 10 tie lowest possible prices
They are csastslsIy receiving tAe latest fashions
soon as out LADIES' invited 10 ell nl
st8cH
K.chnoad March2+, 1859 3n
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

GyJohn C. Ten Eyek, American Repub
lcan. has been elected to The L. 5. Seua,a il
the place of Wight, s loeo!oco democrat.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24
Usage Orange Plants for Sale.

<THIgh Street Nursery enc nile north Of Rich
\ Inoni. On the Hxhero' Turnpike. Also Fruit
Trees. EvcrgrceEs Sc. &c. The pshie Invited 30
call and examine their stock Their osacs Plants are
aae au6 thrifty aai will be sold 90 p per 1000
J. A. MENDENHALr.
March IS 1859. f5-Sw% =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

tr~ We regard it as Inconsistent with our Gnsy
as journalists and as friends of the Republican
party, 70 discriminate among the caaiids;es s'r
the nomination Ct that party; bUthayng been 70
qnestei by friend Of Mr.. Geredith's % publish
the following highly complimentary notice from
the Indiana STATE Journal, we DO 50 with PISA
sure and will do the same for any other ea-G.d-te
of the party with equal pleasure aud prompt
ness.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

Stenoscopes and Stencopic Pictures.
sew - . ''Bszs stasaary' coiorrs eroupss aa4
- Foreign FLexss prizes aithin reach Of all At
TIE CITY BOOK STORE
E2rcA - Nc Gz5a s.sss.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

Among the candidates for Clerk OF Waype CO.
we see the name al Hon Solomon Meredith -
The selection OF the candidate OF the Reppali-
can party is TO be made bv q popular vote at the
April election OF township officers. Mr.. Mere
dith has been identified with the politics of lGd
ana for many years. During the existence Of the
Wing party. he was known throughout the West
as one Of the NEST active, Jealous and most ef
fectve advocates OF Wing principles, Since the
organization OF the Republican party. he has
been equally jealous in its support. The peculiar
energy OF Mr.. Mersdiths character has been dis
plsyed IN his efforts 10 promote the agricultural
interests of the State By the introduction of fne
stock, and the support of State and county fairs
as well as By his important aid 10 the constsuc-
tion Of turnpkes and railroads, the completion of
which have greatly benefited the country, while
they have involved him in large losses The PEG
pie who have been benefited by heSe sacrifice,
should not be uumiudful Of him. NJ. Meredith
has discharged bis whole duty ably in every po-
sition in which he has been placed, and we do not
doubt that he will make efficient Clerk If elect
ell. We hope the Republicans of Wayne county
viii not be unulindful of his services aud sacrif-
ces and that they will place him in a position
which he is so eminenty qualified TO gu and which
be SO well deserves.
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VIM. E. MCDOWELL,
Turnpike Notice.
March "a, 1859.

THERE VIII he meeting the starr School House,
l Nc. saturday evening the I'd day
next purpose ofmakin
Turnpike from she Williamsburg Pike Cauady .
Corner, the line OF the old Washington road
All persons interested are invited to attend
Match 80 I5-2w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-24

(tHLOkOF0RM. Conc. >uIph. Ether, GLACIAL,
- ACETIc ACID, COSC AQUA AMMONIA FOR sale
~ PLCAMER &. KELLY.
march "A. 150w
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A Card.

Richmond, March 22d. 1859.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-09
INKLINGS,


A picnic comes of at Pleasant Ridge to-
morrow.
A number Of prisoners were discharged from
the City Prison yesterday.
Hines, charged with grand larceny, will
be tried in the Police Court next Thursday.
Business was unusually dull In the Police
Court yesterday. " . - 81
Z. The City Prison is at present crowded with
inmates, both male and female.
Hand-organs and trained monkeys are quite
numerous in the city.
The work on the Cincinnati Street Railroad
line extends to Ninth and Mound. The Di-
rectors arc pushing this route right along.
Tomorrow is the grand gala day at Day
ton. Take passage on the Cincinnati, Hami-
ton and Dayton Cars, at 6.45 A. NJ. Return
in the evening.
The Ninth-street M. E. Church edilce Is
rapidly approaching to completion. The con-
gregation expect to worship in the lower room
by the 1st Of November. ''--
The three young men, James Clark, Web.
ster Clark and George Findley, charged with
robbing grocery store on Clark-street, were
before Judge Lowe yesterday and committed
for further hearing today.
Maria Wilson, one of the parties engaged in
the fight on Sixth-street, near Walnut, night
before last, was committed to the City Prison,
yesterday, by Judge Lowe, for twenty days.
Squire John McFalI was arraigned before
His Honor, Judge Lowe, yesterday, charged
with driving faster than five miles per hour.
The Squire offered, in defense, tnat his horse
gotfrightencd, became unmanagable, and ran
off. No go, however; the Squire was found
guilty, as charged, and fined S. and the costs
The compositors in the Book and Job Print
ing establishment of Wrightson & Co. have
established in their Office a cabinet of curiosi-
ties, composed Of relics left by printers who
have worked In that establishment within the
past two years.
Charles Stefan and Harriet Schmidts
were tried in the Police Court yesterday for
adultery and found guilty. The former was
fined 800 and costs, and sentenced to the
county Jail on bread and water for the term
of thirty days. The latter was assessed a
similar fine and sentenced to the county jail
for the term of ten days. -. .It
The city was thronged last evening with
persons from all parts of the county, in anti
cipation of hearing Hon. Stephen A. Douglas.
We are informed that he will positively be
here tonight, and speak in Court street
Market-space.
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i
tions, addressed to the "Press Reporter Box S5 viii
be attended to. ~"
DB- The band connected with tho Newport
Barracks, under the superintendcnce OF Mr. Horn,
will visit the Orphan Asylum, back of Coyngton, on
Sunday next.
The JUDGE MCCLuRE.-The sale of the
steamboat Judge Mcclure will not take place as ad
vertised, the owners having gyon security for tho
amount of tho claim against them.
Gs-There are one hundred and eighty
soldiers in the garrison at Newport.
1ss-Mrs. Wilsy was yesterday fined So and
costs by the Mayor for keeping disrepuab!e house.
CITY CoUNcIL.-Plans and specifications
were received for the purpose of buldinga Jail and
the Clerk ordered to advertise for proposals for its
building according to these specifications the same
to be presented to the Council at its meeting on
Thursday evening, September 10. The con tractors
to be paid In city orders
i!Tayern license was granted to Mr.. Broutchesr
Some opposition manifested to the order because
no had been guilty of selling liquor on Sunday, con-
trary to law.
The Committee on Law was ordered to investigate
the conduct of tho Assessors, much complain having
been made Of their lack of attention to their duties
Two small contracts for grading portions Of the
the streets were given out, and some other unaport
ant business transacted when the Council ad ourned
The SUICIDE PROBABLY IDENTIFIED. We OBJ
tanned from Square Payne tho following fact, which
may lead to the discovery Of the name and residence
OF the person whose body was found suspended to q
tree, near Newport a few days since: A peddler Of
small articles, such buttons, needless &c , rented
room some time since OH FrOnt.street, and for q
short time traiiced In his small way un mol At
length, being in CINCINNATI lie was appreh ended by
the Police for selling without license and we under
stand, fined about eight dollars. Having p,i his
rent for month in advance, he continued to occupy
his room for short time, when he Informed
his landlord (whOse name did rot learn that he
was without money and wanted to borrow enough
to buy loaf of bread. The landlord gavo Elm four
coppers for the parpCse, and he went to his room.
Soon after, he disappeared and it WAS rem ared hat
he had many appearances Of insanity. He did not
return, and next morning the four coppers were
found In his room, together with tin box contain
ing no valuabes but some bills from mercantile
houses in st. Louis, from which it appears he had
purchased somo articles under the name OF j. Mer-
riweth, and other bills, from Chicago merchants, in
which he figures as James Smith. Nothing has been
hoard of him since the evening of his dsa ppearance
which was four weeks ago. The clothing, as well as
the size, &c. of tho body found, corresponds with
those Of the peddler.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-09
ADJUSTMENTS. A

WOODS THEArER.-The attendance at
Woods last night was not so large the superior
acting of the star sisters deserves We can only ac-
count for 1t through the attractions of the airs
In operation. There is no theater In the We stern
country so deserving the patronage Of the pub lie as
Woods. The playing Of "Helen" and "Lucile., ;" in
TIE ACTRESS OF PADuA, last night, nleritsthe high:
est praise. Miss Lucille as La Tisbe, the Ach ess,
won the admiration Of the house and was ,eived
with rapturous applause. Mss Helen as "Cataiina,'
the lover was also tho pien of tho most raptur
Gus applause. In THE SoMSAaBULrsr, as "Er 1estiie
Dormenil," she exhibited great versatility. To-
night the sisters take benefit. Tho pieces selected
are Don CESAR De BAzAS, aud Our FEMALE AMER:t
CAN Cousin.
1Dr The Horticultural Fair was crowd, ID
last evening The display is magnificent, and re-
minds one of Miltons description of the Garden of
Eden. Choicest flowers, sending forth delicious
perfumes rivaling the oiors of Claude Melnc ties
garden by the Lake ofComo glad you at every step.
Fruits, rare and rich, grace the tables and mand
the attention of all lovers of natures productions.
Vegetables, from the young onion to the full grown
pumpkin, ofevery species and from every chme, arc
here displayed. In fact, it Is of the bese exihi-
tions that our flower, fruit and vegetable growing
friends have ever made for us.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-09

The TIP-ror SuBuRD.-The prosperous little
community on Mount Adams, whose snug
homes have Observatory street for main
thoroughfare, are treated almost as if their ex-
tensive settlement was suburb. 1t is in the
city, and should receive moro municipal atten-
ton. There should be a firs-cistern dug at
somo central point, and one Of the hand fire.
engines, with suitable amount Of hose, should
be keptready for use in some convenient build
ing. We trust that the committee on Fire
Department will act promptly on the petition
of the residents Of Mount Adams.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-09

W. SUMNER & Co.-By reference To adver-
tisement in another column, it will be seen
that this firm have removed from Melodeon
building to Pixies Opera house block, occu-
pyng the western store. They have fitted it
up in elegant style, and will keep large
supply of the popular Wheeler & Wilson
sewing-machines, for which they are the
general Western agents. 1t is a machine
which has gained q worldwide reputation,
and is in such favor that the completion Of
one hundred machines per day, by the parent
mandatory, is INADEQUATE 10 the demand.