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k.!n,ty, Want, Tan Er' InrI. ReH'. Ne'!t. Ast.s:,
Might. tarE"1tfs, !.ueE. EH-Hrarlrrand .nn:.Iv.
III n':.u Vi -itvll4n Ward, A. Luits c..:s' 10
ttetta1.
IT the rEoet ling Of tue s|t nMr':tI, w.te s.-
.!,r!,
T., I:err::e Mayer II ;.c:..>,l an t.s'i Tx tAa..
T. the II t.rr +'-r1. uf War! 49,: s.ssr-
t.rI.int. ht ci.:it 3: Inst. NisrH t;r.sTtl.
t.f.t thu :iM:!s 1lal.r f-r>'ls tvt tlls n:ar f
cn.s' t,!r trsf,4sc fl the t!:eN de-
~'r.:st .I!icx lu Nf1:
" Dub, W-:er ce:au.=
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.:.rr. w. D,:e WI. declared tn u. uIv rr"ir,l Ia III.
ui.v =. Water nlis~ioer and Philip tt!r: t. tia, Vi
>-wvE4tr uIlll.~1N-:.
T!. ,ir.l 1:l If l'h;;;' tutty aul Gtur@e " Is'c.
s"vtser anal N:tr C"1n: s5;Ee5* WITT then presel".
ant 1''t:cn # AL. Ward were iITsr%t1!.
Alderman WaEl III, Irsts'ex t}e following enn,Etl'
t :r',t the -! + E,i":it:nr. au! Hrrri t. Et,l: III:
I",.uusl hr tie ,r-.a:.. Il t!;r f..:"wis nrtt:
H. tr M, ind A1cs,nr IT the rty c{ tfsa, in tru-
il.'. 'u1'lG .i.-.st iH;s i:
eu1ftE' r,, tally sov. tlat y! 1,'r>'Insr #
81 .rd, Il ytns1 lu.,slc .":y the Bo.sI II El,u:t
&i.:.. at, herewith submit liz lui"s!tiun " i"s1s a.
Nc te 1lst desirable a.t !s:tLllr ,vh!e Yr,1 ">I
las i,.'n t}trr,,,.d l., Nd }lu.tr If Education.
Tr s, I..l,. If EueuE a. ais. aduYtvl! rs The l''
f.. n1s H tuUst TIC 4tTLWth sEt.li.te!. ,I1Tn
Is q. J.. lt:,r!aN. Atshcct.
Tie aid la.a7J r,> advertise! !r and rcse!yed III:
approved pn}>s,i.z uiin! sid ta- E-use, - IT.
, 1859-05-13

The police records Yesterday were light.
M important cases,
- The screws arc being put to the wooden
row On the corncS Of Ciark and Lake streets.
- The official report Of the proceedings Of
the Common Council Yesterday, will be found
in another column.
Mclaughlin. the railroad murderer, will
b. Tut on trial bccore tue Superior Court on
Munduy next,
PrrsoSA1--Iiichard Co5den, has returned
from Canada and is tue guest Of our fellow citi
un, l. Il. Eurch, Est.
- The city bakcrs have by agreement rails
cd the pricc oi bread to 6 cents rer loaf. All
on the account of .ic war.
The indcfatigable Drake is feeding the
fremont House guests to-day TN Strawberries
unl green peas FROM Tennessee.
- In the case Of the Brie'lun. fnnily arrest
for larceny. the two sons hare been indicted for
the Sa,e, the father und mother having been dis
charged.
- A series ot tine showers swept over the
city yesterday morning. accompanied by l'igh
wind and hail, tho latter not TO III extent to do
du1nasc.
PEn.o.AL,-Iiorace Greeley, Hayard TAYLOR
aud family, and Hishop Epfold Of Indiana are
amongst the arrivals at the fremont House yes
tcrday.
- An inquest was held yesterday BY Coro-
r.r James on the body o! Margaret Phillips who
died suddenly 1T her residence, MI l:1 Fulton
street. Verdict, tir,l Of tic i'a:1'c.
-" Sna1'lcyouw bucks out Of the charge Of
nasty bread laaed at the Mechanical Bakery
fur Hridcwell and says he was told 50. If he
believes all Ac is told hr mus: have poor opin-
iu4 ofA'mstL.
"Gt"at cry and little wool" will alrly
~ tic alarm nf fire IN "Wednesday night, caused
BY tllr burnin: small she'd TN the coEnoF Of
Twelfth street Ind Elue Island Avenue.
..-:;' Stat" Of the weather 4, taken by ]. II
l:rrl 4 Co., Alo1'ecarirs, IA Lake STREET
May ,a:h:
Iia.rt1.... Tl.erIn .H''trr
, 1859-05-13

80" Tt hoE>c of .ancs II. ll"lr, No. 1o2
Hash street, WIS entered Il short time since
through the back rarlur window b. y burglar,
WHO cnist*ntrI li,n>'lf with taking watch
chain. The cl:a:n was attached to watch, but
the thief probably thinking thu, tAc watc!, would
he. identified, 1"oi: tile Chain and lcf. ,hc lat
, 1859-05-13

~ Thirty different varieties Of Lamps It
The great Limp and oil Ea,po.iunl, .1.c Clark
s.rcc. Kerosene Coal vil ultsy s. % pr gallon
with little or no oGor. u,yla-Gs
, 1859-05-13

EUI S.ALE-Onc uE Two Span ii
L Ma.s- -Ll :t,c i;,!~t, l.: XII. Nth "'t
st-.'. :.,i!s ,;~:-i.
f|OK S.\IE-.s Couple ot' lawns.
-; 1' + s'~f.' y..-" ~. I:,llr- .: r.!
E-!-,trs l4s!:-. a:.i >s,.. .. II t.
st"n. t,E.rr iriS .ul tEl-. Et!- +
, 1859-05-13

~ Loa y}nS room 10 rent, in gcntce1, pri.
vate Gtniiv, NJ. - West Lake street. Refer
cnce exchanged,
, 1859-05-13

~ r. u StIIIK.N. l.Lrt:if;ny .f.~"!, d3 neuspra It
as.aari:eti rir- Aer.i-~r1e4tt {or ti4 AMI all "a
L<uLa1 Pat~ys ef&se North Ht.t. al eSo4ly
, 1859-05-13
moncn auG Grrbange

1TONEY.-Monry I" Loan On
III Kc1 E>tis ,*r.Hse: *ons enc nrAth - ":s
var. 1tt Ala. E7~t.yI>, Nr!s> discounted. tp!y t"
iEn. ". NE.WtnMl; s't., - H.a::"s': Sr'r; mp
ITO I.OAN.-S5nu 10 $4,000 on
Il dig, ~. NJ ,l=rr yt:.s. luz. #
, 1859-05-13

Cue s,-v- aud f3seai Britain prove the following ua.e
1aate fst1:
That II t.,c1 Sta:cs tut E.Ts1e Instance can D.,
ffr 4hce thc7 ,-r "a companies IL ttc city,
nm the district IF ground thai IN
, 1859-05-13

MONEY TO IO.AN.-Ne Lend
W S,.- ~ I.t:. Est :.c Sc,,ie- ::i.; !: i:us4 ST
is.ntt!1, II ~.
VI. II, ,s;.. -'!as f,:.H "a. N"'r-.
Ny Nr7 ~ t4r,s 6re ..4ir 1: ;r.s sci.
:n:,.t-:. EA%, Et.Hf flsS ~"
.r-., II t'tIt. .ttt!, tt,:ci.,.
, 1859-05-13

ITO KENT-A Hotel eight miles
l. fri:n H. .Hv. "a thr ,:!.a-r n! Jt:lt,.on. This
h.E>+ ALL, III; hev"r h*en occ1ps at l. s.:.,,t
.u>:ri ii ttr 81 l..E fIh III El-
i::..~.; a:4. 80 iar M!.~ 4l.vr ~, III. P.x 4: III.
which r:.c n t.e .a,.cs fhnr ls4:cs ca: t::r
c:tr. Terms r;-r. i. i. ~SEf.L. nI.s lws
, 1859-05-13
/: o lSrllt.

TO RENr->cvcral good hr:eh
l. Awe... w;.:l sas',.. Also. variety rft-nrnr..
At ;-''~. I: -, To eA.t. AEEuTT 4 klAGMAS,
81 tlafk are,I ali. III
ITO RENT-N artllo,sse and Dorsi.
l. T.e W.;,Iot.sc 1.: p.~I Il IL. h- II st.l' t::r.
To Fe:.: - :'r h.is i w., sr +a Nir: - A. Il
Ii" Irr!I.'.,-. sAAES L. hALLlEi.
.,,.rlu-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

Fer the Palladium
Mcssrs- Ei5tora;--The Legislature OF or Sta.
certainly merit the thanks Of Their constituents Il
the IA iciou. aud consistent Ia Ks which thew has
enacted. The acme OF aisdorn was attained whe
they enacted The License Law making the Staf
q party ~ thar eBGObling occupation of maxim
(not druRkards for tina. wtfd i obsolete e1hi
crates aft becoming partner, Of course
gas their duty to look 10 the welfare OF their
toners, and after mature de!iberaton, they can
10 the sensible conclusion OF building a penjt-L
tiary for the benft Of those who are made tempe
rally insane az their shops, and who in hi
state commit deeds that ten haunt them 10 II
grave | 20 uat d4bo!e II politics, bat this ca
does certainty claim the attention If every y
son il the STATE, aud my advice IS that the mem
beFs be ireasei - as the c4stom when was a
BOY II the cen vas well hoad. keep al it: ifPeor
" DONE 20 oyer il agaia, AID Keep tr.laB aalli 7
vas done right
am opposed the License Law, ana viii a.
some futare tire give some of my reasons far III
position which have Taken If il VII Eot be
trespassing 100 much on yoar kindness
Where IS Uncle ADAM
Yours 20 the end.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

- The Liberty Herald relates an Incl dent of
the food in that region. 1t says that Rev. j
w Mousfort and Mr.. VIM. NJ. Clark, while eros
sing White " alter at air4ield and near the mid
die Of the stream, somehow let their horse loose
from the buggy, leaving themselves unp!easantly
located in six feect Of wafer, in rapid current,
where they remained for three hours. The people
on the back abored hard TO release them, but it
was only after three hours that they succeeded in
dragging the carriage out Of its perilous position
with ropes. Mr.. Monsfort was so exhausted by
exposure and cold, that it is thought he would
have died but for timely aid. Both are now well,
however.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
Clemens on the sickies Trial.

Hon Jere Clemens. recently a Senator
in Congress from Alabama, and now editor
Of the Memphis Enquirer, says Of the Key
Sichles case:
Il. was cold blooded, cowardly murder,
perpetrsted by man whose whole life las
been such as Ought 10 deprive l.lm Of the
sympatE;es Of the pure minded aud the
good. False to the marriage vow himself,
almost from the first day Of lis utteraaee, lie
IS in Z poor condition TO assume the attitude
Of an Injured husband, and talk about the
dishoner If his bed by sedlcer. |. must
he under very peculiar circumstances that a
woman whose husband treats her as IL ougi I
to treat her, viii hctray his contidence bt {
when Size IS herself hsbitualiy outraged BY
the libersnism Of tile man who has sworn =
love her. ard to cling 10 her alone. there is
small charity in calling her tnu!. by tie harsh
epithet usually applied 10 il.
That Mr.. Key and Ms. Sickles committed
4 great otvuse against public morality. there
seems little room to doubt, but Mr. Slckles
Ought 70 have reInen bered that his own CT
roIs had gwen he. much excuse, and before
he took tie law into his own hands, it would
have been well TO inquire how often lie had
been guilty. OF similar Offences
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
LasPs. from Utah.
Yoarsto the end.
ETH.

Recent Intelligence from Utah announce
misunderstanding and controversy between the
Executive auI Judicial branches Of the Go9ern-
merit there. Judge Cradlebangh is cndeavosing
TO hold a court at Provo for The Furposc Of pan-
ishing the persoas charged with the many murders
which have been committed there. He fsani il
impossible to d. 50 o. account OF the interference
of the leading N0r5nons, and called upo General
Johnston fsr men to protect the court and vii
nesses. The Mormons objected 70 an army being
there, ard at their solicitations the Governor re-
quested their withdrawal. General Johasso rot
only ref:sed to take them away, hat seat large
reinforcement to the immediate vicinity Of the
town, AMI SO matters nog stand. l. may res oli
in an open rupture between the parties
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
's.iG Esesiiuic> of the Races on this
Cont

The above : the t5f,. Of an address delivered
before tie Nergautg. library Association oc
= ,st.sn. n ass. on the 10Th Of January 1850 NV
the Aaa i i Hiarr .Ir Of Missouri in Lie6
is co. siIe-ci the p.apr:aty OF rytrov:n- the free
col1re4 population % fhss caua;sgt, sa-re nor.
ton Ct Central America. where asraEs.-.rr.,.t IS
t y ira le for their becoming owners If the
= t. and hs.ing a voice in the Iga-.sef.-se.t If
the government under which faev 1--we.
Mr. Blair argues with marked ability in favor
Of such a removal First. from the fact ibat il
would b. ,esa-atias- ire caagrf,auz raaa4 rr,f7
en- aaaxft.rat connection which 81 Il INV evr.is
il Us casntry. Resting I'm one he;r.. kent il
g r-ts - zsI.ialieu ~ The ether aad ttat both
40 III as benefited - such change. Second.
sleA aa HfFau cement II perfected would not cftr
re tie i'll believing his c9aatr~ Of is already ma
nafoas feed 1arn of the African raee hat il
Naa.d greatly encourage the c!raacspa..ag Of
others 3 hb are aeH kept in boada.rc be
c-uze tbs a Of macy If the slave States forbid
fr. negroes 3-7.a rensl1s5ar within then borders
aud ia tt them free sssd send tb-fr, # ID, the r.
s. ates Hlsess er tier masters thsIf-It ssrot 10
ocae Il. t1.er condition. fat open Central aer
3ca 10 t#s esa 1r4..e- r. The emarefpa.ea lave.
q SIC laaaI - laiou q r. ii sletai .a5.lv. All
H.. r.f,rgf,. ..E, t.. Il h.. .s, or -,.,t..
gr...,.a h. .z--s-ts 7.--.e-3
It.-tE.ea ..r-1as. that the troaes ara the pau
raj aoss,e u fae negro a B thlt his lab II in those
re q Is might be mad. metre protective than any
+ oh rrace because ii a ta1tatian 10 en- lgra n
climate 15a soil a-I PROHIBITIONS Of the ..s.r.-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
TeguDle of Honor.

A new Temple of Honor was instituted in this
city, on Tuesday evening last, by w. w. Austin
d. G. w. c. T. The following is list Of the of
fcers elected and initiated.
J.V II. Miller Verify Chief Templar.
u. Z. Holloway, Nice-Templar.
". w. Austin, Worthy Recorder.
Peter Croker, W. Assistant Recorder.
f. NJ. Cook, Worthy Treasurer.
S. Edmonson, w. Financial Recorder.
j. l.. Snow, w. Usher.
J. H. McCullough,W ID. Usher.
w. II. Evans, w, Guardian.
L. Arlington, W. Sentinel.
We look forward with much confidence to the
success of this organization, and to its doing
much good in advancing the cause Of Temper
ancc.
There will be another meeting of the members
on Saturday evening next.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

ZnMER 4 ENsyILEG invite the special attea
ton OF the public to their present stock, e'ubrac
ing spleadtd assortment Of VAL Paper Boz
dsring, Fire Board Paper, Window Curtains, &c
They are also extensive dealers in all kinds Ct
Notions at wholesale anl retail, having the larg
est stock ever brought to tins market, and en-
bracing almost every conceieabl article ia their
line Of trade They are also extensive manufac-
turers Of all kinds of Candies AMI Confec,oas'
which they commend to the trade and The pobIic
to be pure and genuine. Doing al extensive
business they enabled to sell at less price than
most other dealers in this city. Call AZ their store
second door west Of the Palladium ba.ld.ag.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

ssss i'ifhs ASp cHz,rEe I1aur-Msss-s
Starr & White are p'eiaF1a TO pr NJ Gss r
lures On short notice ana il ~ bsst manner
fhey nos have fue ssso-t.Eent Of O. Fixtures
il al variety of ssyies Tor chambers .;tins.e7Tas
halls sad Farlozs- rbss also have hoer-is Pass1t
bar0e.. which It Is claimed wi save q lssge
aEroaaE q gas AM sLich will Be furnished a. a
maeh rs fsics that vas caa--ed ~ he treve-
lag sEeEt EAo introduced hem AeFe Throw
away soar tai'o~ caailes aud be -asns aaid and
have good lishi 70 not wear on, voaf eyes'
bet preserve them fo- OIL as~. - soon - he
sather re. rfts and People desire Il tie main pi.
VII oe exteut'ed anto ctber p.<<s CT the sown
than those nov accommodated
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
RoBERr Mon RIs

Warsrly .N'aceIs fer nc .Eitiioa.-rhat enter
prisag firm of publishers 7. 3. Peterson & Bros
Philadelphia has just begun ar undertaking,
which cannot fail to be beneficial to the whole
reading community We aluda 10 the edition Of
Sir Walter SCOTS novels now in the course OF
publication by them and which is to be complet-
ed in % volumes at p cents apiece, or five dol
lars fer the whole, These volumes are printed in
double column octave and each will contain
about l25 pages. The entire sent of % vol
urles will be mailed, free Of postage TO auy per
son reInitting five dollars 10 he publishers
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28
CorNcIL BLUFFS, Iowa.
April 5ih, 1889


EDS. PALLApIUM:-
\ . T readers wcnt3 1albtfesS read s3th iaie
sst TIE lales, re ss rom the newly ts&E3 g
regiats
having seen found. aq4ae- wen, Esam here
lie G41rrT Geek mines. aad raceat seaa-s ire
rbafa Htes Fl v .1.ff-l4a.3 tie report o. tie eX
TN al ral5 ,bera. \ Nr Ca-tV-5eht. one
ne rers5- aas fs- arrived from Ipzaver I'll.
M4rcEs -ta bringing q large mai and several spe,
iaieaz s. tie F-=c.ozs metal Very llat,e w9si
nr Lad aeea 4 taHtG during the winter, y
many II taa.a lave washed 4 iIi..e 10 sead bsr
a. spseins AS . z specimen was tLs n-a3a-.
one d. ~A;o- - ~ Alien. ,a.. + NJ hsr
a. svassa SlGsu Nsst Of taa- b-5@zAt 81 Pa
bs-n ot a serg 81 4gr.ar ea4-tv. ard looks mo
beantfaL The Efit faa4t un t. tie la.e~. SAT
Ms VIA. / called s.fs vrt3 n wy ti5., scale
very f - al t.h ana estimated 10 81 eya1th s.
PC. ouacy, al the L : mint From the a-st 3,
la6.e r.iss.aa.i5a derived from -lreat pa5i.,
xao base returned within the last 5r5a week
uiae-s VII b ab!= 70 make feau 5 % - zee
3a9. hsg.ag the winter very f-v worked at q.
au8 fAa.e gho ell. aa'y TasLe3 aa h3a~ sc &C..
IN d day and -gE4Fa.iv made troag s. ta 81 e. da
i : Dox al u saatabc r.ct thai gold
uad extensively il lie head waters Of II
Platte river bII whether it Mil pa the crow
already tarcagin- ID re IS Questionable 7.
work raa7irad to ob,aia il Is abaa, eaua3 TO thr
Of di-e.nr cellars and wells ami cars ing liz d
.--flGa alul-ad yards IaeF Ao c&G aHa w.
d. such labor perserlr.a-'Y. in rata ct saash.n
.Isieg saa4 jEe hardest q. fare. can make H1oa.,
+ aizraI50a a.Eau thai Far fsar weeks ago. vi,
every description ii coarc,aace-se.as vi.
oxen ar rag.-s. either ot ,sli-h ave she ha-t-
horses COWS Sc h-d. hard carts vhettaae.1Ns AZ
wagons. best! u a1Faer afa7. NTH hHarsae
al goa There mast now be talI t-e s4.l,r.a
a.aasg taan, for W5,ha t8o ue- Is s.e base h.
two =.Fe-e snow s'n-ass aal t..a .es esy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

This gentleman 50 long and favorably known Is he
accomplished Deputy under 4. f Scott, Esq the
present excellent CLERK Of the Courts Of wanye
ty, see by the papers Of that county, is cantitae
for the Clerkship in opposition TO SCH Meredith II
capacity and proficiency should entle any TO the
sufrages Of eonsiituency no man deserves It more
than WILLIAM H. SCHLArER- He i a Democrat tried
and true! one Of that Kind thnt erer saces ami tl.
ham Uho fUs the position far tcteh Mr. Scht0sr -
edndtdate, may Be regarded aleays reliable The
election Of W IL Schlater his important position,
would be cheering result, MT only asa Democratic
triumph, but triumph of capacity that Of IN
fitness. Personally, have but the best feel
ing towards Mr. Meredith, in fact rather like him.
but regard Mr.. Scnlater much his superior in
point Of fitness that no comparison can DC made be-
tween them. II the people Of OH Wayne T2g}d study
their iRteresf they viii trigmphantly elect Ar oet-
Ter their Clerk for the next four years
We clip the above from the Franklin Demo.
cIat and have itaiicised portions Of it to attract
the attention of the reader, Mr.. schlater's
claims for the Office are first placed the ground
Of his being "a Democrat tried and true" We
ask the Republicans 10 remember this. He is
Just such Democrat as A. F. Scott says Nr.
Bentley When Mr. Scott elected he did
not place his claims on the ground Of his politics,
- far otherwise Mr. Schiatcr's qualifications are
contrasted with those Of Ir. Meredith We
shall inl 20 fault with his mechanical abilities
Before the canvass i over may inquire into all
the essentials WHICH enter into the term qual!fca
fioIs and draw another contrast Our object
now Is simply to say that Mr. Meredith held for
four years. an Office far more responsible than that
of Clerk ard its duties were performed with an
accuracy, and in a manner that has never been
excecd and there doubtless young men
born and raised il this couaty, who can perform
the duties Of deputy without making the Clerks
Office the eau US room Of the Democratic party
If our frieId b sntlcy does uot hear Of "a Demo-
cratic triumph" before one takes place in "old
Wayne" he will have dull time for the next
twenty years
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

fAr BEKF-Wm. Snow had in mark. Ia.
week beef raised hy Ja2sss Ends,.. :. ~.
e'4a''' shisa selsssd 1892 pSaads gees. s7s
L-, 40 oHiy three years old L was Ct the
"a. u Ses1am stock, ani proof positive Of II a
advantages Of improved stock. Mr.. SHOW r.;4
MF. -nasiey $50 for it. and we reatar. tie -
sese'on that better beef has never been seen !,
ms or any other market. Nj Estsfev X ona oE
%. most enterprisng farmers and ia ali bis f.rr.
- Illustrates the fact to raise the best
alwav, b-;rEs :. :. = most profitable His horses
b;s re-, sAe l's heSs prices in tie rns-k..-
- we mazes the test bu;te-. Re i go
-. - a.e senoois-o9posed to ybisser. s,G -
regret to say il, is a Deuoera ny We
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

New GooDs james NJ. Hays would remind
hjs friends aud the public that he IS now oiFaiag
his new sock Of goods at redasei prices, aud Il
competition with he lowest p-iees il the city
He +.i..,a5 H. .,,a,b- personal inspection.
and !. co,614,. nj, ~ s+r,, nd quality they
are unsarpasset IN This city. They we,> s's.5 70
from The latest inportsiions aud arrivals l..
manufacturers. and paFchaseI u prices sa4t vii
enable him to sell as cheap IS lie cheapest and
low the lowest Cai at the old BrightweIl
stand ard our word for it yoa viii get bargaias
A~' AXE pleasure ia trading With Mr.. HAYS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

The Toice Of Masonry and TidiHgs from
the Craft-Amo all societies devoted to HUI
man culture aud the relief of human distress,
none stands so prominently forward for antiquity,
universally and the eminent character of its We
tares as Free Masonry 1t is a subject of sur
prise aud regret that more attention has not been
bestowed upon it, especially in its relations to his
tory and science, and gra'hied, therefore,
to discover, We DO in the copy Of the paper be
fore us, that Free Masonry here commands the
pen of Americas best writers. 4 student &C
antiquity and patient explorer aud Jealous teach
er of this branch OF it. few have secured sucn an
enviable na,s,a at home and abroad as the cele
brated Grand Master Of Kentucky.
We are pleased to announce xr. ferris return
to the fields of Masonic Journalism, in which he
reaped some of its earliest laurels.
The Voice o. Masonry being devoted strictly
to Masonic iatel geGce, his large correspondence
with craftsmen at home and abroad, and other
secular opportunities of securing Information,
promise to make il all thsta zealoas Mason could
desire, and we expect to hear Its circulation is
commensurate with its merits.
Published semi monthly ct Louisville, KY. at
81 per annuin. Address
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

Inc Atlantic for May is received. The
Mooing is continued through the
'"eiith and thirteenth chapters; The P-oss.o-
a. ne breakfast Table discovers a f. il H. =.
cup; Bulls and Bears is given in co,.:- - 'e'
very interesting artiels OF the ~tYta, -.
non. and another detailing the ;no;,a-.
Trip TO CsbaA" with the wr;,a,., OF
"n'ie % mat Island, make up portion Of i
contents 1t is an excellent number = -
The Great Republic" Tor May is also racs;r..,
Ii contains large number of illustrated s-,;oIs'
among which are "Chins" and tbs 1Histo,v ~ -
GREAT hepnoiie There is a very great var;e.r
OF interest in It's contents.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

DIAMoND JEwELRy. Mr.. c a. Dickinson is
now opening aa invoice of Diamond Jewelry Of
the first water pure ard gIi,tering, lie has
in addition the largest stock of fine gold Jewelry
ever brought this city, and which is dazzling 70
the sight of those who admire the use If such
things. Any person desiring to purchase any ar
icle il that line, or watches from the finest aad
best golj to the lower priced, can be supplied by
Mr.. Dickinson on terms IS cheap as any hoase in
the West those Of the Queen City not excepted
He purchased direct from manufacturers and in
porters and therefore fears 10 competition.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

CxpsRwo rs IARpwARE Stove STORE Is
the place to set as near every article in the hard
ware line as any fla-e We wet Of They have
all the popular s;oves-a-l kinds OF Tin@are
and Cooking Utensils. II the way of Shelf
Hardware they have all kinds Of builders ma
tcrials mechanics tools &c, &c. They in tie
attention to their stock and assure the public that
they will sell as low as they be purchased ii
10 tae West. Eneir store is in the old Starr Han
huilding.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-28

,rJoAN OF Arc; OF, IAe Maid Of Orleans
h. na1!ieheIet's History of France. Published
Tbis : Proc,er, New York.
ba,5 ,alume Of the little ayouse-
1t IS true and startling hist6,ss ',.''-' - :
ism 1t is no romance, and vet 81 81. ,14Ie nero
than fiction. and will afford pleasure and i1a
tan 10 every one who will read il. We hana
s'Hse 81 our booksellers viu place the Household
Library" on their shelves