The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11
PAID ON DEPOSITS.
NALRE M

In looking over the past histo' OF the
"Democralic party" our ueigbbor Elder can
find hosts of others, who are as S0und dem
ocrats TO day as himself, who were az much
in favor Of mitigating the evil OF slavery, i'm
mediately if not sooner, and of finally eradi-
eating the curse from the United States as
he was He draws huge drafts of consola-
ton from that fact, no doubt and it affords
US infinite satisfaction to stir up his pure mind
by way of remembrance by publishing on
our first page to-day the resolutions passed
by his democratic brethren, in 1850. in Maho-
ming county, Ohio. 1t will be seen that r.
p. Rsnney. Esq. the present democratic can
didate for Governor of Ohio, was one of the
speakers on that occasion We call the Sc
rous attention of our neighbor 10 these res
Iolutions.--Thc "proceedences' of tina. JOLT
| fiention meeting at the Exchange" attracted
considerable attention and created so great a
demand for the article, that we were obliged
to print 500 extras. We learn that Paul
, swears "dere mnscht Pc Won - drador in
der gamp!'-If for making loud and clam
orous noise" according 10 city ordinance,
subjects the individual making il 10 fine. &c,
should not the same penalty be inflicted on
society making such an infern racket
asked a fricnr, directing our attention TO the
noise coming from Starr Hall on Monday
night last, at a regular meeting of the ''Sons
lof Malta" We thought the question not in
hs least im1ertinant and well worth mere
mention.-Our Street Commissioner, has fin
shed grading Green St, and two squares on
Mill-st, both ready for graveling; the gra-
ding of Eighth ST from Noble TO Main. is at
SO finished. He has graveled one square on
Sprlngst-. made an excellent culvert opp
site Spring Foundry, and is about building
a an hist aur, al cnlyart from q in
to Main st.--We learn that something novel
is to come off at Starr Hall, on or about the
3lst inst: A Silver Cornet, is to be present
ed to our frie.,d j. a. MITCHELL; Silver
Trumpet to Quaker City Fire Engi also,
a Silver Trumpet to Hope Hose" Co 1t
is expected that Miss RosIESKIEw1Cz, will
throw around the scene the enchanting and
enchanting melody of her sweet voice; and
that Mitchell's american Cornet Band"
and the "Estele String Band" will FILL all
the interstices between presentation speeches
and replies. and sing ing, with their unrival-
led and nimitable music. Such dddmix.
ture of good things. was never presented in
one programme to our people, and we predict
an overlooking house. The price OF aimls-
sion is only & cts.--Mitchel's American
Cornet Band. left this morning for Indianapo-
lis, to accompany the military of that city
and Cambridge, TO the Military Encanpment
at Shelbyville, Ind, on to morrow (Frlday)
Saturday night the police and VIM. Ed
wards, Henry and AMI Fuller, and John
and Thomas Baxter, had some dlificulty-we
believe the charge against the boys was for
resisting the officers; Esq. Lyle fined Ed
wards So; the two Fuers Slo each, and the
two Bakers s25 each--costs added; the price
of lager Is enormous 10 both vender ana
drinkeri-The Broadaxe has it that Maj. w.
{ - hrnt hpr RlL.
ert, designs erecting Livery and Sale Stable
on the old Stage S sable lot opposite the Mar
ket House, n w. cor. Walnut and Marion.
Three story brick: first floor for stable; sec
ond for provender. and third for .'Sons of
Mslta-Messrs. Wood. Bruck and Stidham.
/ three of our druggists. were fined for selling
/ liquor to minors; they all very cautious
and careful men; but this lesson will make
them more so-The ladies of Cenrovile.
lwho participated in demolishlng :" Dutch
Jake's" drinking and gambling hell, are TO be
tried the latter part of next month at Liberty;
a change of venue having been taken by r.
| V. Snyder. the owner of the property The
residence of Mr.. Brooks, above Washing
| ton iu this CO., was entered by three persons
one night last week: but before they could
| steal any thing of value, Mrs. B. awoke and
the thieves made good their escape.--One
dav last week. whilst Sol Meredith's son
DAVID was hauling oats. the farm near
| Cambridge. he accidentally fell from the
load on the side of his head. and has been in
a critical situation ever since.--Ihe dlrec
tors on the Abingdon and Richmond Pike. are
now at work graveliug tive are gratlhed
to announce that our friend E. +. Bush has
so far recovered from his recent severe illness
as to be able TO walk and ride about the city.
Good work. making plain and fashionable
garments, and cutting them out, can be had
by calling on our friend w. E. Mcdowell,
in his new location opposite Bagis's Stove
Store.--Messrs. Carpenter & Pyle purpose
telling the public next week of some plans
for mutual benefit in trade; where and with
what it can be accommodated; best OF Fam
ily Groceries. fresh Butter: but hold on. Wen
let them tell it in their own wsy.-W hen
Hope. By the advice of his attorneys, swore
that he could no. get justice before Judge
| EILrorr in his billiard trial. he was certainly
. oaly afraid that Justice ,roald Be done hiIa'
In spite of the tricks of the profession, the
case will come off the present term before
!, some other equally as just and upright
Judge, we trust; notwithstanding this decla
: ration may be regarded as "a hope asa'Hsi
Hopet'