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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

THAT SKELLEroN~A correspondent from Ches-
ter, says it is fixed fact that there is such q
place rs Chester, four miles from your city, in a
rich, fertile valley of the West fork of Whitewa-
ter, containing about one hundred industrious
citizens, posteffce, &c; but the citizens of both
town and neiyhoorhood would be gratfsd to
find the cellar where the big bull was found, and
he desires us to enlighten him and them as to its
whereabouts. From inquiries in regard to the
matter, we are inclined to the belief that lispng
individual could tell more about il than we could
by merely pronouncng the word "myth-terous.'
Our opinion is that if any bones were found at
all, they are only the remains Of that "Iisi bull
Irishmen are said to manufacture frequently
That's all we know about it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

BAs- Under legal advice we are informed
that Paul Drabert. has a communication in
to-days Jeffersonian.-the WHISKY organ
setting forth that his Paul's) New Paris
perjury case. is only "another Of the Palladi-
test the truth of whether he dbl commit per
jury as charged. and as his race and wading
through the creek testified that he then be-
heved. let him go over to Paris and SEQ il he
isn't put through as quickly as q pint of his
poisoned whisky will make man drunk
Try it Paul.
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e. Another case Of perjury, was ma

e. Another case Of perjury, was made
out against a man by the namesof John Case,
on Monday last, and in default of $500 bail,
Esq. Lyle sent him to Jail. deeming him too
hard a case to remain in this place. Thus it
happened: On Saturday last, John Case. who
keeps dry grocery next to Paul Drabert's,
feeling the want Of "wetting his whistle"
went to Fred. Bowink's and. before John left
he had slowed away in his mortal case ten
separate and distinct drinks of whisky, for
which he paid Fred. so cents. The load
proved to be entirely too heavy for John, so
much so that he staggered under it. and he
of course attracted the attention of police
officer who assisted the Case and its con-
tents into the calaboose. His wife baiied him
out on Sunday. On Monday morning, he
appeared before the Mayor, and was exam
ined as to where he bought his liquor, &c
John swore positively that he obtained his
ten drinks from Fred. and paid him five cents
a drink-all this was taken down in the form
Of an affidavit by the prosecuting attorney.
and signed by John Case, and upon this a
case was predicated against Fred. An Irish
friend of Fred.'s Immediately informed him
of Johns doings, and Fred. succeeded in per-
suadnG John to go to the Mayors office and
try to undo what he had done; but twas too
late. Mrs. B., however, fearing to loose
more money lFOAt uuSS anu COStS, AuOptcu
the following expedient: she went to John
and told him he was good hearted fellow
that Fred. didn't sell him any liquor. but gave
it to him--he had only taken his money to
keep for him until he got sober, and she then
banded John his fifty cents. John put it
in his pocket, and she departed, well satisfied
with tile result Of her mission of loving kind
ness for fellow beings temporal welfare!
In the afternoon of Monday, Fred. had
his trial for violating the liquor law. before
Esq. Lyle. A jury was empanneled. and the
prosecuting witness. John Case. again swore
as positively as he did in the morning that
Fred. hadn't sold him any liquor. but had
refused to receive pay when be offered it to
him, and had generously given him the whis-
Ky! The jury unanimously acquitted Fred.
of course. An action was Immediately COM
menced against this pliable Case of wit
ness for perjury. with the result as above sta
ted. We need scarcely mention the fact that
the liquor seller refused to so Johns bail al
ter the valuable service rendered him; thus
illustrating the fable of the monkey making
use OF the cats paws to draw out the roast
ing chesinuts
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

OF The New York Mercury of Dec. 10.
contains the commencement of new and
thrilling tale entitled "Zuleime. or tho Pearl
of the DESERT Tale of Arabia, by DR.. ].
II. Robinson. The Ledger, has commeced
Castle de CressH or the Patrician's Son; by
Dr. John G. Mansfield. 1t seems that the
Doctors are prescribing light reading for the
public; and our young friend Sam. Elder, is
prepared to furnish either of the above papers
or any Of the popular magazines. to all who
may give him call at the Post Office
News Depot.
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thinner & E,nswiler

Having just recruited their already extensive Stock
prepared to offer the largest and most varied
assortment Holiday Good. TO be found in Eastern
Indiana. Country merchants and others, viii 10
we'll give them call, they cannot fail to be
suited in ONE department. Their candies very
superior and they daily manufacturing, can al
ways be had fr.sh Their Notions Toys, Fancy Goods
Ladies' Baskets, Vail and Window Paper, Fire Works.
Segars. Perfumery. Fruits, Mute &c, BE-. in
great abundance. and will be sold low for cash.
promp. customers short time. No. 40 Main St,
Richmond, Ind. 45-6w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

HUNTINGTON HousE-In the "goodlie CON-
panic of several gentlemen. we dined at the
Huntington House on Thanksgiving day. at table
that spread with all Thea ubstantias and dele
cacies OF the country, prepared too in style of
culinary science which cannot be excelled. We
are proudly conscious too, that zoe done duty
on the ocasion The Huntington has been thor
oughly repaired and large additions made theret o
which makes it second to hotel in all the essen
tials Of good hotel, to no house in the west.
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WY Hurb O,Rryan vbosa

Ey Hugh O'Bryan. whose sign says
olive and let live and who is continually
trying how few he ''let live" out of the
many to whom he sells poison, by depriving
them of the means of living. in order that
he and his family may olive" was fined for
selling unlicensed State stock by the dram.
For thus trying to olive without paying a
license for the privilege of destroying life by
retail, he was obliged by the Mayor to pay
$50, fines, in the several cases against him
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

HS~T The public are little aware of the great
extent to which the business in sewing machines
is carried. The sales since their 6rst Introduction
some seven years ago-have exceeded $1,000
900. Our neighbor Samuel Bells, who has for
sale one of the best ever made is supplying u
large number Of our citizens with them at manu-
facturors prices. He has all sizes, aud invites
every body to call and see them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

SAD ACCIDENT On Saturday afternoon last
whilst two young men-BeDj. Lusk and james
Smith-were quaing with net and gun, near the
Union county line the former was killed by the
accidental discharge Of his gun. The gun was a
double barreled one. and Mr.. Lusk had just dis
charged one of the barrels, and while in the set
OF reloading it, he placed the bat Of the gun on
. log and in ramniing the wad down the pow
der the gun slipping, struck the hammer with suf-
fcient force 10 discharge the barrel already load
ec, the contents of which passed directly through
his heart. Mr. Smith, at the time of the accident
was standing short distance from his comp anion,
who, he says, walked some eight ten steps, and
then fell forward on his face dead. Mr. Lusk was
very respectable young man, and was working
for Mr.. Smith his farm near the scene Of Il is
melancholy accident
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

rvLawis NJ. Baxter. oae of Or brick masons.
has laid up during the past season one million
brick-perhaps we ought 10 say that he and bis
hands have done it. He estimates that from four
to 1--WE million of brick have been laid 10 and
about our city the past season. This is one
of the positive evidences Of the substantial pros
periiy OF our city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

TuE AMERICAN HoUSE, INpIANAPoLis.-O On
Tuesday last we visited the CAPITAL cad Jared
most sumptuously at the American. 1t is dsc:-
dedy first class hotel. end we commend it to
our friends as iisplace where every comfort of q
hotel can be had We found quite q number OF
guests there from this and other counties OF Eastern
Indiana l, is convenient tst she depot and not In
conveniently distant from the business part Of
town.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

R-Samuel Best, of the pioneer citizens OF
Cincnrati, died at Rising Sun, in this State, on
the 2Ish ult. aged 81 years. We have clock
made by Mr. Best, more than forty years ago, in
Cincinnati without the aid of machinery, except
simply a lathe
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01
THE GLOBE,
THE OFFICIALPAPER OF CONGRESS

7 PUBLISH now my Annual Prospectus of The
L Dailu Globe and The Congressional Globe
Appendix remind subscribers and inform those who
srs, Monday of December. when shall
the above named papers They have been pu1shsd so
fore needless 20 give minute account Of the
The Daiy Globe will contain report OF the debates in
both OF Congress as taken down b reporters
OF in any other country: majority Of them will each
wbns IN. average number of words spoken by fluent
speakers rarely sSeeeds seven ,hon,Ana ave hundred
forydSe columns they viii appear in the al
news Of the Gay together vh such edisorisl articles
may be suggested BY Passing events.
report 81 Al M :, n. P-s.ids3, :, ~. T3ites
ss:es the Annual RepOr, 0,he Heal. the
Departments she laws passed during he session and
royal hook form royal qaaTto size each number
ses P.ss s the sno's sb s oh
many having ranged between those Numbers
r o i .as THIS ss,s. i:
print printed from nsa9.erPs spy .s.a< for dat.
the year s4 The average number ofpsges 1916 and
~ avsra-e number of words q long session is
a-aeo7 a. have Sli 10 subscribers that number of
az as4 half for tre-y
h-r ,rAs Tksre rad uas reporters ss %
| far erery Sss7 cords OF this sork = s4a.@ssips
The coming session viii without doubt be unusually
Wee President Of the Cnised state. nomina,e.
before il eloes and therefore the iee.'es viii be mostly
% .nporsei Sr hose oes- aad shs Gase iii Be =.
sny the oniy fro1 which
| Ire full DEBATES 81 censress can be ottzined.
The Coa soasl GLOBE AMI Appendix free ,hro'
the the United States. will be teen By reain
the joint resolution passed ~ Congress
9th OF August ls5s
z5xt p-scsff tie ci-cssfioa
Css<-ess zsS tie de6stss rs~Teoa-
With the cheap cTeaI.ti5a Of Thu laws
AMI the debates c7aEteutnS TO The inierpre
txiIon MAKE free the Communication
representative All constituent bodies
u RssrlFe6 - AL EsEse q Regres
4as-sss n Cssy>s x>szble3,
from present % Congress. the
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Preceded noshiag herein shtlt "a
sarise circaion OF The Daily Globe postage
| Approved. AGsusS s, lo5e
| TERMS.
Fora cory Daily Globe duriag The session Is
For ope copy of,ae Congressional Globe aat
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Fer t.o copies ditto when ordered ss the
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Rank notes the section OF country where
xab.crn-r resides. will be received ~ The whole Of
.ay uar. sahserips len be renisted in Eessas
stang, .hseh preferable earreacy except GslS
CT silver ,or~ - ,,-.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

Hs- Boswell's pictures took the premium at the
late Wayne county Fair, and persons desiring
first class pictures can always get them at his
rooms in any kind of weather He has more ex.
perience than any other artist in the city, and
therefore feels confidence in assuring all who de-
sire daguerreoypes that his rooms the place
TO get them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

u Our friend, w. E. Mcdowell, has
again taken his old stand above Strattan &
Sons Store, where he will be pleased to fit
his old friends and customers with be fitting
garments. made either in plain or fashionable
style. Give him call, if you desire to be
wcll suited
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

H~At different points along the line OF the
Indiana Central Railway, between this place and
Indianapolis, we noticed large number Of poles
for telegraph line which will soon be in opera
ton from Dayton to Indianapolis.
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Winter Reading.

WE Shall receive during the long evenings" all
" Miscellaneous Books of interest they
published. An invoice of forty different
has been received day including Ahoott's Histories
of France Austria, and Russia British Novelists.
Leaders of the Reformation Lossngs L. s. Legislative
Guide. Schools 4 Holidays, SPurgeoa's Sermons-6th
SERIES Gaussen Inspiration Ministry of Life, Chi
ma Mission Ladies' Manual, Beauties o. Ruskin Goe-
thes Poems, Ministers " ooing. &c.
5o-2t SMITH -SWAGNE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

c=s-l 1t will DO seen by reference 10 our adver-
Using columns, that Thomas Ed wards farm three
miles southeast of Richmond, will be sold ut
pablo sale on the 18th instant 1t is an excellent
farm. suitable either f1r stock or for the purpo
ses Of cultivation.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

The Juniors lecture committee have invi-
ted Hon. Thos. F. Marshall, Of ILL.,, to deli
yer his great lecture on HENRY CLAY, in this
city, during the winter. Mr.. NJ. is one Of
the best lecturers and most polished orators
in the United States
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01
Che 5lew 4lork Tribuue

7HE TEIRGNE-now more than IS years old, AID having
eh,sers, dised through state ana Territory
Union wi" contnue in essence what 1t has been-te earn
Virtue. Industry. knowledge
the Black lahorer from ehaesm and legal impotence also.
rance and thai drenanoe on sIarkeis Which para
z BY gr TO ny c sdas T a5d o,a
the inoriinatc multiplication and dsproportion of Non
conpense II viii commend the n,iicy of ni
hther Europe the Useful and wherever they
lie needed tn Artisansas WE'LL for whose products
in trutess quest OF empoyment leaving their chill
dren in want Of bread ttoush the farmer is too often
PEELED T. sell his crops At most inadequate prices In short
while battling against and every other
,rv ttet onlY ,hfourh ts due u 70 g
iy discriminating TRAIT the freedom of Public Lands
stucon railroad from the naygabi
ippi of the Pacific and other
calculated to enhance the dignity of the eco
pense OF Labor and promote the well being Of mankind
The irrepressble conflict between Darkness and Light
onward Isolated folly and fmadness may for the
moment give seeming advan.ags to Wrong but God still
year memorable conflict between
saSsrg m re9 and dn- bv the
under the of the Federal Union
autss Negroes Negroess' battle cry
ma one and re & ives appear "a the new oongress
the earth surface wherever he has been
virgin Territories to Free Labor
two requirements but one poey--mus largely absorb the
through the ensuing the
People succeeding canvas whatever
he mi doubt ut
accordance with the dictates
ian throphy and the inalienable Rights Man.
Havins fuller graphic
ports doing and VIII trans
Federal Metropolis that shall
regard and having extended both foreign
and strengthened Editorial
believe rRIBUsE safefely chaeng couapa
any whether principles
csiable the passing world We propose
urpassed anticipated in the collection
Intelligence eshew that reputation rpse
acquired bribing and clerks pubic
conuive the publication of
documents
prize of quite highly prom
ruie but the secar
he former Essentially TIE TRIBrsE will be
been, study improve
feature day critic The
Of has
past laoor and those Of future shall be
equal aud asiuify. We
general Influence of journal
tary extending that influence through
OF our
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Moving.

yENHE undersigned is prepared to all who want,
Il in OF Richmond, at short notice. with of
the largest spring wagons in the city of Richmond and
on reasonable terms and it should be done. All
orders left at J j. Russel's Furniture store, No. T.
Main street, will be promptly attended My stand
will be at Plummer s. Kelly when engaged
will do all kinds of hauling well moving
A. MELOY.
Richmond, Nov. Fl 1889. 81 6mos.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

Geo. ID. Prentice was guest of DR.. Geav
it, of the Spencer House. during his late visit to
this city. The Doctor was formerly connected
with Mr. Prentice Of the Louisville Journal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

James NJ. Poe, Esq. has been spoken Of as
a candidate for Mayor at the approaching
City election.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01

kr Knoppf, one of the States partners
in the liquor traffic, was fined on Tuesday
last by the Mayor. for selling State stock to
a minor. The fine and costs amounted to Sl2
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-01
TIME TABLE.
Arrirai. aud Departures Of Passenger Trains.

Ar,irai. and Departures Of Passergr Trains.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
April nth, will and depart
follows
Freight Leaves 500 A. M Passenger, 300 n, and
a Eokono for Peru.
Passenger arrives 400 connects at Riehnoni Tor
Cincinnati Freight 340 p
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. r.
Morning Express leaves OBS a. Y; Evening Mail 30
-.
Express Mail e-s5 ., Evening Express $50
y. ~.
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves. r r.
A.. II. all Train going West a s,5f A. p. u Mall
train going West At e55 Express going Yves; at BIO
.. n,
The Mail train going East 3:s5 Express traia
going Express going East at IL: leP T.
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Particular Notice.

THE .ndersigned having sod out his Grocery e..ss
/ Eshmen. il DESTROYS of closing up h,. b,.ins.,
and therefore requests all persons indebted e. him -
maze Immediate payment He hopes prou,, a,.en
ton viii be paid this rs4uest, and that he nav ,hu,
be saved from enforcing e'iteetion-
Il. ]. OGDEN
Nov ed, 1852 503s
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Temperance Orders.

Tire KECHABITEs. meet every Monday evening. in
Temperance Hall.
The TEMPLE OF HONOR meets or every Tuesday
Evening.
Tt. CONS OF TEMPERANCE nee. on every Saturday
evening
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l. u NJ ID E Il u A Il ID I.
RRROlE& en-

HAYISG removed their sas MIL this city into
Of the best tinoered portions Of the West aad
having it in complies ope-i.ioa prepared 70
ply Lum Der OF the best quality short notice,
TO amount. They have Also good saPriy At their
Lumber la sixth street South Of Main. adjoining
Smith n Cos esnins and sash Factory, where iaey
prepared - sell good LANDER cheap had in
tbs city Call before you purchase
March y. is50
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I. H. PAXSON, W. SwEIGMAN.
Fresh Meats and Country Produce.
VTNHE Undersigned having purchased the entire in
teress of J. NJ. Paxson in the Butchering business
and cont inuing the business the Ola Stand on
Pearl street. where they keep all times all kinds of
Fresh Meats such Beef, Pork, Mutton. Sausage
Lard Poultry, Vege tables &c. &C. They sell a. the
lowest possible prices for CASH and CASH ONLY
PAXSON 4 SWEIGMAN.
Nov. goth, 1859. soft
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

3
.fFLouB-- Active advancing Supereae IS o5S5 5
Extra s5 sS15
GRAIN whsst receipts large snd holders being firm.
has advanced Sales 1890 bGshels. Rei 81 l4SSl 10
white 81 20lsI %.
in good demand. prices shsr at AZ i6c; Rye IS.
Oats sSc
PROVISIONS Mess pork in good demand ~ SIS 5 9
Is 81: shoulders and sides I ss@
HOGS & CArrLE-Receipis ii-hs, prices IS leasS u;
Beet Cattle. supply heal. NJ - 81. oazS IS
tai Tor prime
sheep 5asS3 90 Lambs 5Sa9 so
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $685. common b supply
large market dull.
INCONSISTENCIES Hrua demand small: NoiSsses A.
$50 7SI-as COFFEE IL = 8tS
CHEESE-w X SSas. Il. D. Iii -; do. Nutmeg -.
BCTTER-Roli lSat9: extra packed w. B. isas9; summer
de- Halo common lDAls-
E9GS lsc paid On arrival.
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A. g. Dill
UNDER TARHR.

AS reroved to the w L. Brady's SAddter
shop, Main and will entire tiuas
and attention to the business OF UNDERrAkISG-
He is sole agent in this city for the celebrated Metallic
COfn also :he Metallic Burial Case. Which
nish order. Wooden CeHns Of saperior style and
finish. always hand He will attend funerals With
fashionable Hearse plain carriage, and his xi
be as low cap be Afforded 4. c. DILL
May 30. ISIS 25sf
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Wood Wood

BE- Those of our Subscribers, who &C.
sign paying their subscription in Wood, are
respectfully reminded to do SO whilst the
weather and the roads are good.
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THE undersigned having of the best of Sewing
Machines, is prepared to make Dresses and do all
other kinds of sewing in the aud best lyle and
in the most substantial manner. Work will be done
promptly and the most reasonable terms Her
is in the Gilbert Building, three doors north of
Main street. She also has new rule for cutting
dresses which she will teach any for small
compensate
RACHEL OGAN.
Nov. "a, 1859. 5Otf
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Splendid Property for Sale.

A MOST desirable Property adjoining the Corpora
"A ton of Richmond on the West bank of East Fork.
four mostly Of the best quality and in
. high state of cultivation, which is Two Story
Brick House, containing rooms, Kitchen, and a good
cellar a large stable and other bull dinss. also
variety of Vines and Fruit Trees viz Apples Pears,
Peaches, Cherries Currants, Ra-pbeEries, Grapes
Blaekberries. and acre of Strawberries well set
If not sold before the lst Of January it will be
tor rent For further particulars call the subscri
Der or VIM. r. Holloway. the premise s.
ISAAC BURBANK
Nov. %, 1889 Axe copy 8. 5o-3t
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E9r A new Iron Fence has been placed
in front of the Public School House lot