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, 1859-01-04

ORIG AGE SALE NOTICE Is
vi hereby given thst ietau b wing been made Ia
the pAYne u uf cert Ia prjEio Sste IN acA
Surss s9 fess iaie Fit -, Il ~ III i a. ~ eoTat
!n the ohce The order Of Deed, the couoy Of
sos an' s:ts G ( 12slt T. ~ :; M 81
certain 1ron aorv net. In sad ,Eea<e entlolei
=, s Hs m G4 as AZ .! I'll + sr,DsG,l .na
:oser IL s2:. 2;s'sSf g }st ;.nst M oa MySnAx ths
inos a: ID o'eo.k u seli At pub i aaetIou 10 us
pieces Of Iaas. o;r'he7 ii ai :al aud quty Of re
dem ton. 81 uate4 a the ct' sf c o. An coantJ u
Tx So Il i ssss u! t. e.
Dearborn Addition to ca!c*s9: .,
Chesgo Dec Sd 1867. ie:t Im-e:sl
01oRTG AGE SALE. E.-WHEREAs
~ Abner Reeves and John =. Fcrr,a3 executed AID
sesriEs die sae .xa.h az q 1ua,t a. D. l.s. "a
s;s Il ae es Is saot s & :9s M
secu5e The of certain h:n therein aescted
s pss1! n M a. Il: Il!
:, ss & ds ga r :se
ihersfo.r nou he5eby ,i7sn h.s On ssias ia,. Il:
eesn q Sol ~ :. ~ eFss Esu o1sa
"a the city Of Csicako. b. vrtu. Of ofsIe Ia
sal uUrxsse eonta:neA tns i, underlined s!l - At
lax described pieces parcels Of land iy1x and bens
T. sse s{ q cE1ssSo sounty and Ste - a'.ssad I'D
th5se . t~e=.y oaf CO. s~ens,a.e t:,}. ,seatJ ax
~ treaty.evsa ~ asd t.:aty s}xh e., ~ In BLOCK
satiJ she n due aad unpaid il Tie ssi bo5d
sas ssnf " u S55:' Dr.
aatb n'Atd Ao1sl4=ee
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MosDA1 Erumo, Jsn-3
FLoCR-Quiet. E4lcs to-day were: lo3 bbls otoice
nl'nai White Wiates s55. apflug Extra nominal at
t2.'3tl&-
WLEAE-ss'es ts.d7g we're: a1oo bu No. e.eor,nx &C,
dGs ho1ss a. t3ci Ia stote: 100 bu do tu.Kes) At 100
IN stose; ~ bu Rejected <ntw inspection u ca Il Tie
rea ed eu:hc 4: CO. In store Nothing done Ia N1u.
IT, No Red nominal a. u 0691.o7 ii store
CO1S.-verr .ca-ce. BAle.to dsy: cars Ear Com st
> On track car do At S. track COO bu te1ted at
Sc track In bags.
GA --u2 bu ctoi.e New Oats In bags delivered at
&c: fco bu do st47c Oh track
RfE.-a965c Der 60 - 1t depot
bAELEY.-Sonoal al {3G,0c for State and Il -
for Canadian
afGu"1SFs--NoeoIcAl At &C
FAa'lsloS !-Quiei but nru At the following quota
lon' Ms' Pork stssale5o: Bulk Meal. s4e 70. sheu-
de;e: :. .o: S.des. and sXc for HA1ns packed
LARD Firm =: 1oHalexc.
DRESSED II .Gs,-ye5y few IT, xi:A Eo1d inquiry.
Sales today we're:
Tle5es.
= aSe:asns ....~... :55 ?. .t...........ts.too,
ii :....:...::. ~ .... .:..........:... e.;
LIVE FOGa-SoEe II market
TALL0H .-lc b5ls trirae q ypAcke1a at pxe.
U1D*s-Grten. shl74c; Green Eal;cd sGsXc: Dr1
E7st l5kc.
rELT5 -Jsnrsry sisukhteyed 4lto@l.bo; Country,
Dec mbef Slaughtered. ootGl15.
skl<S AND FCRs-N!nk. Il e52i IS /; Copn. SO Sc
Rat tw.atr,. 1906 &c: Wolf 554::c: Eni Cat .59.;oc
Hone Cat l2H-: Sunk. 50c; Graz Fox, e5a35e: Red
FIX. t.:l@i.bs bsss SOS: 0ppo:um, liz: Deer Skira
lox9lsc: Otter, e.. .6Da3L0
bCTrE8 -le ariins Safe. ut Ike: t1s Boil At l3c;
eas:e Roll 1876 lGc
EGG'.-Iresl, &C q dog: Lined. oec,
PoCiTaf.-GLckens. eLo31l..57 = 6ez; Iu.kes. oe
i1cFc.
puTATuE:-Cernraon Gs77oc: Choice 1oDssc
H. kHIEtT rLoCE-Duu hnd.dsoop.,x TX tons
good. nj a. z lGGcs.
SEED -TltaciS a;atce and In deE2-a 1t 3l.C5@1 g.;
C1orcr. &5Gi =.
CQJIERAGE.-rork Barrels dull RI &4at RI
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{ liz tkkAl CENTRAL kUL CON-
atc:ax Atlantic Cites With Western. Sort .,~4xtera
Re re roa az. S y n asy1' IA E y
rea.r II all pots the -estr-n Ftver i, Cc,e-
laosl Au4 r4aa:1a7 With strase7s 10 all i,ers
SottAe@te:n La1. e,sItax H.: r,': ..rr' re,psi md
ffoEa tac G7cI: Wes.
RATES BETWEEN pH1LADELPE1. AND
PITlSBUEG.
g,e:s. shec4. - arl C.ps. Eo.1A
Dry 'iocxs IN oe1es bAit7 sa.t
tFu2S1. pCu-s en boxes Ao4 as.e1;
OoEa;*tc shte1ias. shl7:a1 aaa
liz cAsk,} H4.azA1t. II. ..,,rr ia
yoa CT fa1ns> "2a. .,d eaeer
sr3s-:s:-~s1...., ............No per Ia tco1ia
Anrt:a s:ee! ch.;s IT.: 60, csss53 Hemp
baern.'ld Pors. y4l:cd uoosa IN
sae' =. te"sc~ o1aaInsactasedtez. .
e.tLsa:s oE cu:>. r.. u. .....ao trf a2 r~o.'i4-
7eee., r,s. aacoa. ptsf Sqisn a., ~Saa ro1s.
sph LII o,l MI. BoIA Ash.
tir..aAa Cay. Tax. Plea. Rosin.
fc:fNai Per bhi. uas fsrt5er noiiee ~ -
-Ifrn;a-4,c per l1) III until further notice. ..
ccttna q uer aAe nos e1eeet.zx Nv ba. weight an1
tN-in Shipping xoods toEa my point eas Off ,ladel
sha be 1rueul1 10 r7ark packAsts vfa P-- cf5lvAn!
toai ii ps!ia s!:AiA P:t;.su:x: Vii hc io!1a.Ied
+ 'sA1 Aass1:i-cs.ste c. csse..o: PsraerAc
o:sif7l g. & &x;;.5:it: IA: ~ S!s5 s5st@. Ie.i::
a. 9a 81 c n y ksg s.:
at:vt ses York !; saeeder pni1....s ;'hi4 M441ap
N0S ii. ii. BoESWs. GENERA Yre:xa. As.at,
l. J. LnAsA1AT. 5utt. A!lnnA. "a
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a. D. REED l. co.
D EED'S BANKING HOUSE
Ab aAtesecrEh. .nnnoi1
l. D. REED i Co..
Dealc.a In Horcikn aad U,uestlc Exc1arxe.
Dcpo1lA rece4red
Coestons attended 10 ftse Of chArge. excepting The
c1rreai rate Of exchAaSe; and al puuacs, -cted
With legitimate Banking Is soilcted
Correspondents nly rely upon our prompt atd pesron
attention to their t1Hotk
REYEREN0EA
NcsGt. Woodruff 4 Co.. New York.
- George smith Co.. ChicAxo,
HeunirE WcoIEu8. st. Losi4
A. D. REED res II mills E. l. CHAPMAN
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JOEes J. T1AC7. sc;
v. L. Fl. J0HN. Gea'i Ticket Axea,. II
1855 Winter Arrangement. ,so
FLA MICHIGAN cEfTR4L AND sMA!

1913, Winter AFrloXement 1903
FLA MICHIGAN cETTR4L AND sHA!
wETEkN CANADA, RAILWAY
ff*RAISS LEAVE THE ERE IT CENTRAL
Depot. foot cG Lkle s1reet Chcaxo:
su0 4. A-Ncv York k1prrA-tt1ce.. Sunday asTtvs
atDetro.t aS1 r NJ Su1ueus a bridge. or
HudAo ~ 4 II; Albany ea0 +. IT,. Ne~
YORK le+1 P. h.: PhGadelohis ria Elra!sa-
koo l. h-Cacnosu E1u.t.-Gsuoaays erceoseG
Arrive II Cincinnati II y. ~ Il.
7;tGs4. M.-Detroft Accommodation tc1cttt Suo1hJ5
rTe a& Detroit Z: 5P. 81.
FA-Nev York Aad Hosson Ex;r@s--f3atu-ca5s
execpted). Arrive Det c1 tcs ?. u ea,F en
don hridk- or Buffalo 2u} P, N: Aka1. 10 "
A. n: Aer.Y LII T.: Bostcn II %iKM
401 Z. H.-Cneic.Aa Aad Locs7!.le Rrlu-tt1cept
saiu1cAJJ A-tye 1t Csae3Ltau II VI n.
Ioauvtiie &U4 P, ".
O3ly ore train o. 5Coday 1t 100 r u
z y. RIC. da{ est2t>7Zsns
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Chleaso December q. lE5t den bea5 I'd
CrArE OF ILLINOIS, COUNT {hfCOoK,
Tern. L. o. aa.
Ea.:a = Armstrong :. s.paa 4 - hane'
% essa Is: - = 4ass5ssa. Issea Il !as sass
e; SsI5 d d; esI Ssa2 :c .ss: d
.es re- cat tas tae .ua Il niae hundfed sd
three d,IaFi aod 1hit,.o een;s efse:sd .- T. Is
she6 Coax county "a'eh sad 'Fs ha' been
ae@ &aseors qq!s. ,sa h rid s.sssl q & co;; +,
es I'D es IL 81 IL
q ia estI Il caieaso On tse Dat xoada i Febfo:
~ s2 Te :pes ea = sd d. Dt<sd - .s. ths ;r'd 1o
sada tsvnr oi The aid Ed1ta 7, Asts.sotE md .
1 Il y y "a siSapEa aasa Sd =. co III e I'd
sznEs the saca4- -,.--,rp.,r c,
Garrison 1 Hae.an: m. Ait. s. - s. es95 =
Governor. OF 8tean knEinen.
nTANUFACTURERS AND OWNERS OF
Head5 .noeoa n thetr uaehtse11. and vlo % are
s sa9 r sahaf s.aa Ss * 5TsS: :st w
ms, r. HPie eocaoae. haodsofas. and not Liable 70
rr!ees = .saxe % = .enovz. 70 Vi: ...
4sr Eaf.a.s y 10 g He5se r. 3S
E. 9ae: tro@ @ IS g ] @ "a asEss Tas,e IS
Tney eaa be attached without didcuhy - aaJ @xne
~ ~: .ts ass e
Il 1ez5 oess quality.
8ssikfartim Given or 1cnsy Ratu1dsd
| <atr.LR ~useH, ken.saxson. pa1aas,1hs., @ 1 =. :,
Eean pi2e d!aa.s .aa stroke q paan. md nuahss
| Land Department I O. Z. T. O. ChicAko.
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Pir1sBrRG. FOB: wayne 1 cHiclso
TO P!FrsguaaA EE,Ts AZ 1:;gac aEW xoRH: tENAlEi
s:;: : ~: '* a1's+ 15':s' ~ all
izss: i ;s,.,s II" y:
.a.s:a1ts :, s.tlss ss1ts ~, h.,s =: ,',.,-
W.: i; VII
;G.. ses.ss:9 ,;s ySs :; c.n.
iy a.: il.s,sss
~ sostoa, .ol I'll 1terior so1ss r.. 1cS,sai -
Nj xo,t Sf1 = n. ".
ssoa ESstsa.llo. whsss. :so1 is@n. S4s 4
ass so1asa. ttssaa. na;sos soa I'd e e5e
sAss ~ LOW as ANY orHk. sot,r1
PA4secz-rs acr.h e8y. will an ~ rou,e hth ni...,
snest cn.es iaise United n,a1es. - ~ '1'*e' Al
e saso Il. % u, Of d.
.aa az eS seH,s, e' OF eh'f*' 70 The
T:xeis ~ 4 ii he Dra.sn ticket uaee. Ia Ii
xt'' -, a. n: CT "a T. os ;s ss1 se5aer 4 a4op
u SS3::s ~ 1 1,s ~ '''''
"7'A"S' baHL r. n1}ss. 4en'iAss1 f ty,,-,.o
'4a" 1o T,;;S sSSST,s75 81, s95j jaxD saprye ''
,hs r';.a5x: = c, Pr; w.1ss !,,h Co..
rou1 Sse.s rrouey o. so,e De aa 'hs e
-. =; :; 1'&si:' Sss e..
n. :: ~ S,.ts Rl:st; street, .;.~ ro,l.
No. naiserr ptae-.
e.; +; ;?Sss s!ss AZ: he f:s!;;,s *5ss*Iss;,
~ W. esetsfs. ese "a r. T. "a1s ,tsIs T. H.
1nt!.AH6" ~ y "a ~ ~ u, l'e'3i' 1Sene cGe4E
Ga
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Aas &C." Call ,G0 ii LOUISVILLE ONlYs7


:'EW ALBiAE AND SALE.l R11lR0iD
JHUR NEW ALBANY. lNrISFlL1E,
L te1iEs'oo AID Frankfort tn:uck7. E4ter>Hn4
'.r-:'1Fr Nt@;s7 'o ihe Un,, Et:s:. ii New .!s.ay
Off,, =. l.c,ss>vslc.
l rnrly d!rrct a.r s,n Cf!ca.c to Icesrre Frank
.t' .i Ls.t?n1. he.t;se<y: ta:ayr.te .1.iAa4rcIx.
e t"i All f-5tan. to!cEs":a. Lt-sss.!se. II. 4r-
-. ,,'ffe :u"'ke' al: .,at !i.er :'si.-. ~iee,
l-t. f:l+"a:x. rEr,urr, HHslxt"n- Ph!t .seI-e- l..
Two DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CT. CA3o
Va M;e:..z%a cen,sl: 2.;lro,,l ~ !olo.s:
). y T. ~. Ct3'::'A:' L',-!-s:la h1pyts rr4Y hs
r. Cac.H3At t H. I T.. Eun..i..i rtty ,iyoot+, 10
-.:ct2aaa x:t.out cHa.sr of '-1t. " cAs <axr
$40 IN Nxss Ess-e'., ra.o:s ,.'r"c., thrcu., ia
usTli;c. c'aatEas II !aJefts In.Ii,as. njts ,nb
A'.tie! ..:31 ment'on~l anorr a:r.vl:S 4. r.ssta.
aa.t st L " aad \: Louisville AL. ~. Il.
uta -a-s ca2ast: ii lteeacast.e with e,1c% Of Terra
ttafs acd Et AZ "a taErua1 II I raasenxcra to
LAG that rnA! sthe EA.s sr Ml. AMI 10 ikr paa,eE
:Es3 3Fpf1 ~ soG4s. CAIRO, he. to New Albany and
aa:.c:d u Mitchell
c.~,y o's< tI1@gdo of tu7s brtiet1,
CHICAGO AND NEW .-RAnr
Haskak' Checked tE:rEs!L
inush fEcketa cAu be a at al At the y1ae!pa1 Hail.
= -" 1aces n tAe Te4t. Asa Il x passenger station
:: the 3lc:!xN Cta.-4 H3r., Of Lake street. Of
&c efce coarE = La-e t-:d U"atarn StsSr.a opvcGe
slrtr".t Irc4.. Et.r ax".
sc e,sv:e. 70 =! rL;ez4a 1:c>rss ~ WAY Of Nov
JOHN e, A:;1Ic:o:t. gup't
q.*. 3.r.s, Cen. fasseaser Axt.:.
4 itr1v rltr &oAr
, 1859-01-04

GEO. : N1TH t. co.
BANKERS AND JEALERS In FOREIGN
IL and Domestic Exeh ge
OH1OA0. ILLINOn
Collections ra1dc al til principal c!Aee ~ sae Cal
ted H.ate& on Tie I1oxt favor hle tetDl $e14
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oRo1O0 1at GLASS INSURANCE,

CASH CAPITAL Al ,oto ooo.
tAbsolu.a and Uolnpared
With u Surplus Of eG88, lao 10.
Aud the presttxs Of - years success ind expeueace
The Capital alone being double saat si aoy Ms I5.I
rance CoMpa1J IN TIE United Et&se.
, 1859-01-04

!. g. EAIT0KSTAIi..K f11ENAX... .}oHI c AHAlK7.
r. G. SALTONSTALL d CO..
COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS', COZ
~ NEa CLARK and Lake Etreets. Vii attend to the
purchase sad aa}e Of e.oes and Bonds o. evey descp
tion either In this In the New York Market Quot
sous Of the Rev York Stock Market received daily By
telegraph Sales aud purchases 1ade al the Stock Ex
change at forrest raies Of commission. al a5as-6u
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-19
Horticultural Exhibition.

Tie Horticultural Socieiv Of this city propose
to!dirg u exhibition on Friday, tie 30 day of
Jure next IN tie starr Hall for tie purpoFe Of
defrayrg The necessary expenses Of the society
and for the promotion Of the interests Of hor'i-
culture and the improvement 81 horticulture ia tbs
community. We commend th4ir efforts to The
attention Of cur others o. one, IN the highest
degree. worthy their patronage; and also solicit
contributions from all who may have flowers wor.
thy If exhibition. The details OF the arrange
ent will be given next week, and We can now
only mike the announcement that such exhi-
ton will be held. Tie specimens of Strawberries,
the cultivation Of which has received so much at
tention from so mary Of our citizens VIII be
highly interesting to al tie lovers cf that de
lighlfu! fruit. The Hall will probably be opened
rs 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and continue during the
day end evening. Strawberries and ice cream
ard other delicacies will be served up at refresh
ment tables, the profit from the sale Of which
will be for the benefit Of the society.
We bespeak from our citizens enthusiastic
greeting to this first effort to hold horticultural
exhibition in this city, and trust that large num-
Der Of our citizens will become members, aud that
almost every one will contribute to advance so
laudabe enterprise on the day and evening Of
the Exhibition.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-19

ny Tie editor Of the Jefersouian is quite IN
denant that ne Should call haior foote
thorough bred locofoco-7 What else is be =
He never was a wbig-wes an ultra democrat, AL
his political life, until the party With y lch x mad
labored became so corrupt that lie could endure
the party no longer ard then denounced them
Is be any less democrat iu principle fgr this
He is most competent witness against the men
with whom he was so intimately connected. We
fear our neighbor tests every mans democracy ~
his o.n standard, servile submission to tie dc
tation Of the leaders-a follower Of those j powe:
wto can pay We are not disposed 20 coat!oFert
with him the correctness q tie position 20 far as
a large majority Of the party IS concerned, ier
democracy has sadly 1egeuerated from tAe days
Of Jefferson, Madison aUd Jackson tim ErtH-
citie is Foote any lees democrat than Bechan-
an? Foote is a IRE eating advocate fer slavery
is buchanan anything eise Has not tie ga
tire iafacrce and energies Of tie administrator
been used TO extend tie Institution Of slavery =
I, ote IS 10 favor Of free trade. The democratic
party have now a tariff as near free as they car
get it, ard Sustain the government. Foote is il
favor Of the acquisition Of CubA and 50 IS Ba
chanan. The President wanted 10 handle tl'
money for its purchase, and Foote knowing hi
dishonesty objected. Il IS the MEANS Of acquir
ing only that divides them 'Fe therefor
disposed 10 believe that a man can be demo
crat. or q lccofoco and yet rot co operate wit
Mr. Buchalan ard his slavsh set Of Cfiice holder
ia all their corrupt scheme5 for Perietgatint
themselves 10 power.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-19
MRS. 6. a. iL!FF,

JUOL Ii the La8s-s Richmond ard vicinity
- tttt che - receiving direct tae Elstern
ttes iaf~ aai well set=ct. STOCK q FAsionsbie MI
tEeFy -e1slstsng ia ~ ANTS - Six. Grape,
French EI- WHIT a~t eotHre1 TIssues, Wtt9H, -oft
straw. SEt-s aad PefaI Rr454s, fts ans gtzs.
f-r ehEEarsa. Rtetaus. Fo1aces Ra.h.
= Les a1t s.-sF Tr.nmaRs ~hsssrs Dress Caps, Mo
HAIR Cars Head Dresses H.r 0rnsm-Its. Prem d Lace
and Chaut-ltg vets brfs EfeafEs ss48, ErI IsI
not n 1run- de- sta style ~ TX .Ht straw Bon
far - Las y .rrnE Collars Ant TAier-iev~r
- tarsets- Ssa5t4r Hgae-- Expfrstou ~srs- Fren.
AL th4Etfty Lse- Points aei ssatitlas Together @th
article faa1 "a frsi lass 81 ltuery stgrs
Htsch aif ne sas4 ftg 70
Mr. ItH ehe Ksst, male arrangements Eith one q
f- h #l fs-'s-4ale Ntlllaers IL p -irAa. & Tor
vzr8 h@r AgHts5s. tBe styles by
far. her ali
t'iaes e.th that dasr3Is art4el- REALLY F49iI0 A
BIZ BoSNKIt
~ Hi#aere xo-x = every kf14 done t. arHrr 9Th
nesness ~ d.spasea ORDERS from distance promptly
AMENDED 80
gtrtla0tt a = IS 4. -. lsrf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-19

Il IL aa3#r.Esoas vi 81 a 9aIIe sa- - slsa--
cay tre +.4 dsF 50 JHHa, isys. tE= ate resi-
5alee # amy 1rs eru deed, agd a half tasls
Hesaaf = q. sEne 1u-atr In eaas The t.i-
8ssssrz rrsserty oae Mare. one Tx fIsrss Wa.sn-
oaa * lis af.n wee y El5.s. three seds AMI I4sa,
sa alszg 6 r4sE asteses 70 e Ii - - mention
~s#a#s sit commences al III o'clock. A. Ieraas Z
sac .e4a ~ made Ar3Es ~ Isy i! sale.
JAMES =, y HJLs0N Atal'r
LAY ~. ---a z5-sw
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-19

- Those of oar citizens who desire any thiaE
IN the live Of Merchant Tailor. san oe supplied
81 the establishment Of Sir, Issac Sasre, @L,re
they wall fai large aszortms Of rsrio- 5ts.
Cassineres, Tes'iog, il great variety Of style
gentiemeo's furnishing goods, X. Cio:hirg wi
be made IL order on short notice a8i = style
AMI taste that Kill satisfy tie most f.z,isfosz ar
"a. prices extremely Low. Mr.. S>ses his foreman
has lad great eAPerisrca ia the most fashionable
shops il Nex York. aai Is therefore abs t.
,saal any CATER N Tie IVES. C-a,1iag ready
a,Nays c. had
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-19

CRY STOVE STORE Mr., L=ferer Of The City
Stove Store Is Offering t.voraa5e opportunities y
all who wssa 70 purchase anything ia tbs ~aE Il
cooking OF otasg stoves. II ; 4ssassrel, IF lie
ware Is complete, embracing a'sfst every article,
usually made OF that material lie is prepared to
put on Tin rooaaE in he most approved aad $40
SANTA! Manners put up tin gathering IA
spoa,ias ca sbor, notice and in the most saas,aa-
tial manner lis prices are 5ew aed IS terms
accommodating. Cal At the CIR Stove Stsre
for articles in tia, Ire.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-19
DAVID I. BRUCK
Successor to e. G. POTTS,
No. 81 cor. Main and Marion streets. Rich
noud Indiana,
wholesale and Retail
ID r u 50

Nd GENERAL DEALER ia Urug-, Medicines
- Chemicals Glass Putty, Paints. UIi-. SaruI-hrs.
Dye stuff, Irs~-e- SHOULDER braces. Instruueats.
terfumery, FHasy and Toilette Articles Fiug Havana
Cigars and Tot acco Pure Mines Liquors for Iueii
cal IuI poses. Country Merchants and Phy sieans
Furnished ltE articles the Drug tne reasonable
terms. Having hsd several years perience the
Drug business hope Is receive liberal share Of pub
lie patronage PAysian- presrriE ttons carefully
rounded - tll times Of the day and Il ,ht.
Mag ly, lsgJ. Z3tf
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cg Tbs Marion Journal published at Na-s5u
GRAFT county. hsS cha7.ed hands Y r Jones
reurirE from the edlToriaa management 81 the
rsper ard NessrS Moore i Ssepa taking kt-
place The Jo -nal IS . neaEly nrla-ei aai soErc
republican paper aai deserves u - eel s7p
ported.
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Ms SUxSxR ~ FLoREScE-A correspondent
OF the Boston Courier. writing from F.orence. IN
der date Of April II SAYS
Hon. Charles Sumner Is here. absorbed ii art
bat looking worse than bad expected He is
obliged lie 10 bed until noon 10 rest b;= spine
which still troubles him rrestlv
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IICnCh Organdies s,

NE invite s.- attention Of tie Ladies 10 these
w eeaas. they are this finest fabrics ana richest
My YORK CASH STORE
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Pailtia! Baeaar. - Oar friend pusda!e has
re6tted aud renovated this popular house and IS
prepared to supply the ladies and gentlemen ot
this city and vicinity with all the tehcac.es Of lha
season, ice cream. straw berries. &c, &c. lie asa
keel large lot of fruits, preserves, nuts, toys,
sc. His soda fount is always charged with the
purest of soda water ard supplied with The best
of syrups The ladies will find this establishment
one Of the ueatest and coz.est in the West. CaA
in, aud cur word for It. yoa viii dad every hing
In the btSt of order
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Dress Goods.

Y EW ss.ss C-ase Ntl.sles Bare.es CAal.les. SIX
= IciaFEez, 5ae 6 Jee e4rel.
\EN \ ohh CASH STORE.
Nay p, s~#. 28f
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- At the recent city elections New Albsnv
gave l.663 votes; Terre Haote. $50 Lsfsy-
cite, LASS Indianapolis 1879
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PIC Me AT CoNERs SPRING The pupils of
the writing school taught the past winter st
Neils School house, three miles east If this
place, by Mr. ;. I'LL, propose havios picnic at
Corners Spring, en- Saturday the 2eth inst com
mencipg at ten O'Clock, \. VI, when a public
examination will De maize. aal premiums awarded
A address will be delivered by Rev. j, u. r
Miller 3f this city, and perhaps others, The Bos-
ton Brass Band are also expected 70 be present
aud aid interest 70 the occasion with their soul
stirring music. The public invited 10 attend
bringing their dinners with them These having
he matter in charge will see ,set al : Zone IN
good order. We hope 70 be present
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~ Zimmer < Enssi,er invite attention to
their stock Of Wa.l PaPsr aud Wadow : AIDES
which IS equal Il not superior to aay ever offered
10 this city, aai vii! be sold a: prices far below
those heretofore paid for similar article. Per
sons about TO reit their houses. are sitei to
call aud examine the stock and styles. They
have also made large additions II Their stock Of
Notions and Fancy Articles 70 which tbey invite
the attention Of the purchaser, They uaaufa,-
tare al kinds Of caadies aai confect'oGs which
thev sell at wholesale aad retail, At the Lowest
prices They have alse inst received large lst
Of Childrcns Willow Wasoas- Which Vii. he sold
cheaper for the money than any equally good ar
ticle can be had in town. That's 50,
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x cad, then Act.
& yalu able Building Lot for Sale

a. Sc eoash-- EsrH;a saa Efrs - aBpa.f,-
y =" s. E--s ..~~ residence Asa 1Iesss Azs Lgt
-zz-e Ez-1 = So rstr Fzr >nss1rse af
Faas x TLTFF
sTra 80 I@.f
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@E&ET MEETING

! a-araros MAJ : I759
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-04
The Departure Of Isonsp rte from Parls..
1he Houses Singing the Marss,llsiee in
the Street.
From the n. Y. Evening Post I

PARIS, May 18th, 1859.
The Emperor made bis departing
speech on Tuesday, the occasion Of no
uncomfortable parade. His escort to
the depot was as numerous if not as
enthusiastic as he might expect if he
were returning with his laurels, which
he is but just setting out in search Of
The Empress, who rode in the carriage
with him, seemed to be very much
overcome by the prospect of their sen.
GRAFTON. She wiped her eyes con-
stantly, and the veins of her forehead
we're represented, by a sympathetic
observer of her own sex, to be unusual
" swollen by her struggle to suppress
her grief. Poor thing she may have
more cause to regret his absence from
Paris than she yet knows of. Some
two hundred blouses came m.in.arm
down the street from the depot imme-
diately after his departure. singing the
Aarsellaiae, which has been interdict-
ed here for some years; and yester-
DAY morning ! heard of an Omnibus
being stopped and two horses taken
out o. Il BY the police, without any
y.Plaeasaea o. apparent provocation.-
HsesV seaU % aloo spld a he
Sealevaeoe quits 1Ssly. M 1870
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