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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11
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Standardization
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Ati pi;ttu
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale
TIE naiersaei Executors Il the estate OF Jacob OH
= ak1r dacetst oEsr f'f lie the fra known
oldaker Farm, containing 100 Wayne
County, md about miles south Ia
and 4 o. nile south Of Pcnnylle AMI Immediately o
the county rpat fuaning from Waterloo
The farm IS handsomely staetei. under
good cultivation. the balance wei tnlbered There
on the premises good twostory franc dwelling.
dve rooms and kitchen attached cool barn
Stahing weil near the house. hard var
Iety o. other fruit The Farm desirable and vii
ye sold reason able
JOSEPH EINTON-
HENRY SHIS>LER.
Executors.
Fast Gerna ntewn, Ind, June II. 1850. Z73w
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Sale of Real Estate,

dIC Va LAG GA 1Stdlc.
aeCRSJANI n order Of the t+ourt Of Common
L Pleas OF Wayne County, IaI.aaa. made at the
July Term. 1852 viii ofer private slle from this
day until the afst day OF September next unless soon
er sold the following Real Estate, situated in sal
County, to-wt The half Of the south east Quar-
ter and the east half of the half Of tbs north
quarter of section b. in township Is ana range
est, containing 10 situated miles DOrlh
. Of Richmoad, - OF which cleared ana under
good cultivation and has on it good house. barn and
orchard
AMI also another farm Of II acres situated north
cast ot Richmond 4 miles and described follows
the north vast quarter Of section Il, and the north
quarter Of secton 10, in ship l. ana range
west. which land 81 under cultivation
And smother farm of Il9 acres situated four miles
north Richmond the Chester and arby turnpike
road and described follows. ta-wit 10
IF the side Of the north quarter, ani acres
Of he wast size q the northeast quarter Of section
in township 4, and range I his farm has
under ovation about - acres, sal has large
brick dwelling house, good lrame barn ard an or
ehmd One fourth of tho purchase money will be re-
qpired he day q sale, an4 the balance in three
equal lnstalments ot s. L. sni Is oltls date.
of his Pur hase io7cl make him deed when
The e confirmed anl the conveyance is ordered br
tie court The purchaser Will be reanreI 10 give
hi notes an mortgage the land to the de
J>NEs PERRY, Commits -ioncr to sell.
July 6. $50. 5g,f
For Sale on Favorable Terms,
excellent Brick Hoas, with acres Of Land
a situate 4.,e north 81 Richmond rle House
is substantially built ana wt.i dashed. rnere are
sul attic also the host cellars
the whole size o tn. House here is carriage
house. wood house smoke house and sprin. house
eith failing spring, 4Is, COED " ell ami els
tern aud 4 large stable.
EnqIire Of JOS. 81 KINsoN.
Jan -. Is .
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28
For Sale.

CONF BeaGtifal lots OF Land from ore = five acres
- situated one mile If Richmond on the Nation
al Road. The above Lots be bought On FIVE aunua
payments, with per cent interest
JOHN 7. SMITH.
Se0 -. l99S 4ctf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

'rHhtt i4ol AND YARDS Of orr best Prints
warranted the 5es5 goods gra.}e - 6 cezts
New York Store.
:, Il. Jackson.
u ' - -4sF+ 37tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

RAwRIDs RoPE.-The somewhat novel
.anu'acture Of rawhide cordage is carried
D extensively in Nevada county, California
: charitable long ropewalk located about
!dway between Navada and Grass Valley
The northwest side of the very excellent
mile road which connects these two
: llourishing cities and in picturesque
1dow-like spot. At Live oak Shaft, a
inch rope. which had been in constant
=, night and day for five months, becom-
obstructed in its motion by some accident
hstood the force of an eight horse power
CINE. without starting single strand or
read. and held The machinery motlonless
.ul relieved. The manager Of the work
inks it good for long term of usefulness.
no prices asked by Seabert & Shaw are
'wo-lnch rope; Sc cents the foot; ] l-2 inch,
cents; and 2 inch, IA cents.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28
French 0rgandies.

III q 5 III III b
NJ laEste ne attention &C thu La5ie; 10 the.
goods. taey are the faess fabrf., AMI r;.ba
printing made
NEW YORK CASH SroIc
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28

EXT EssIvH SwINDLIsG OPERATroS-Sl5O.
200 RAILROAD Bonds SOLD FOR SHINPLAs-
Eas-On Friday, three unsophisticated
utTymen, connected with the Society OF
nds, from Philadelphia. came to New
~, on business Unfortunately for them,
acv fell in with . nest Of Wall street sharp
m who. by false representations and mutu-
i system Of references, well known 10 New
York slaves, induced the unfortunate Quak-
ers 10 sell or part with $4,000. in frs,
norteage bonds of Pennsylvania, railroad
Z, S though the bonds are worth par. taking
xcbange bills on a worthless Southern
bank. falsely represented by fraudulent
Of the same worshipful fraterni-
y Il sharpers. as redeemable.
Tie Quakers subsequently, discovered that
lad been done-the bills they received
change for their bonds not being worth
cent on the dollar. The managers of
abroad company are endeavoring TO get
bonds back. and it is expected that the
!e affair will lead to legal investiga-
names Of the sharpers are xnown, as
&c names Of the railroad and the bank
frures in the disreputable transaction;
II ior obvious reasons, they are suppressed
or the present. to await further develop
nts.-Expyess, 1871.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-28
The Pet Lamb Again.
GLE SCOTT

Is receiving his zprinr and summer Goods drec,
and desirable, eiibrscng all the leading styles
SIX and Fancy Dress Goods in variety
of Domestic O. ds Is complete and will he sold the
lowest price they L. afford "a Carpet
deFaTtra - full sr the largest Richmond OF
superior Sles ara quality Three Ply English Tapestry
BRUSSELS Ntyet SuIer ingram, lotion Warp alI aud
stair. Rag. Hemp d straw Carpet Mating 4 4.
81. A. and ; l. Floor oil Cloths. at prices lower
than before offered in this indow Linens
Painted shades, window Paper, Lace Fmbrod.
cred, Cotton and Wool Curtains Also t1,e lar.
est improved Rollers and fixtures Hanging Curtains
Im'rIifs, Carpet Chain and Cotton Yarn oueensgare
ana tirpcerjes-a full stock
oar stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES is better than ever
and osHg to the great competition will he sold at pr
e~s iu1eer nan err teore reacAei tts market.
a complete stock Of Wall Paper Bordering Hats
and frimmt and Straw Goods generally.
but II y useless 50 attempt T.
Y al 10 Id customers " to Inv
foods. THAT have male terms equal to cash
can i"rI to sell chip any living have an.
pitd myself close my business the last ten wears
and built good slider my self perfnanept
~ Iorate3 that am rssp1nsibIc h4 say and do
ana am determined sell prices fla arM defg All
Ao"orsble competitions But would prefer that everybody
"ouHd call and for themselves merely tax
my word for it. What does the thing
80 x member the PET LAMB
\. B--Au kinds of merchautabfe Country Produce
tasen in exchange ;or Goods.
Richmond, APrA II. it59. Is.r
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN KEFTUcKY-
The Republicans of K,atucky recently held
what they cSHed = State Convention in New
port The number assembled was limited,
consisting, according to the Cincinnati En-
quirer, of not more than twenty persons.
Casius NJ. Clay, who appears to have been
the leading spirit on that occasion, introduc-
ed the following resolutions, which were
adopted:
RESOLVED, BY the Republicans of the State of
kentucky that lthey reatfirm and stand by the
Philadelphia Platform of 1858.
RESOLVED, That they are in favor of law and
order, OF State sovereignty, Of national suprema-
cy of the Constitution and the Union.
RESOLVED That they are determnedly opposed
10 servlle instruction, or illegal interference with
slavery at home or abroad.
RESOLVED, That they stand by and defend the
freedom OF speech and the liberty of the press.
ana hold slavery, like all other political institu
uons, open TO the will Of the legal maiOrties the
omnlpotence OF conventions, aud the progressiye
civilization Of the age.
C. NJ. Clay and DR.. Barkley were appoint-
ed delegates, to attend the National Repub-
hcan Convention. 1t was agreed that State
Convention be held in June next, to choose
State electoral ticket. Thus ended the ex-
eitemeDt about the State Republican Conven.
tion in the city of Newport
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

STATE PRIsoN CoNvIcr SHor.-On Thursday
morning, at San Francisco. drowning man
was picked up out of the bay, near where
the prison schooners were anchored. It was
found that he was an escaped convict from
one of the schooners. He gave his name as
Ricardo Walls, and said he had been sent to
the State Prison for killing man in Marys-
vile. While being taken to the station house
he attempted to escape, and was shot in the
shoulder by policeman.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
For Sale in Sums to Suit Purchasers.

RONDS OF THE COUNTY OF UBA,
per annum, payable semi annually at the Office Of the
Treasurer Of Yuba county; the principal payable on
July LIST, 1869. sinking fund is provided by law for
the redemption of twenty thousand dollars OF these
Bonds, yearly. Alllegsl questions involved in their
ssue and payment have been closeycontested before
the Supreme Court of this State, and the able decision
rendered in their favor invests them with character
higher than any Bonds in the market.
ALS0-BOnds OF the county of Solano, drawing in
terest at the rate of SEVEN PER CENT. per annum
payable semi-annually at the County Treasurers Of
fee of Soano county In other respects they are the
same as the Yuba county Bonds described above.
This presents rare opportunity for safe invest
ment for nine years at high rate of interest," as they
are offered at discount, which the more desirable
as 1t is reasonable to suppose that the present rates
cannot long be maintained.
For further particulars enquire at the Office OF the
San Francisco and Marysvle Railroad Company, or
to d. @. HASKIN, Marysville, Cal.
Sacramento Union and Sierra Citizen copy I'm and
send bill TO this office. dec1T-u
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17
MARESvILLE.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. nth

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-On the earrival of the
Shasta stage, about o'clock last night, Mr..
Davis, Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Shasta Messen-
ger, was shot through one of his legs by the
accidental discharge of rifle which he held
in his hand while descending from the coach.
The wound is painful one, the bone being
broken, but not dangerous. Drs Gray and
Lasvignes were promptly in attendance on
the wounded man.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

OPPOSED TO Tr.-The Sacramento Standard
seems to be opposed to union of the two
Democratic organizations of this State. Very
well, if you can stand it, aOs can. We do not
cease to be Democrats nor do we cease to be
American citizens, simply because you are
not in favor of reunion of the Democracy.
If you Anti Douglas men do not desire it, let
it alone. Every man according to his own
notion. This is we believe. free country,
and if we know ourselves, we thiak we'll be
Democrats, whether you like it or not.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

WM. MENsER.-This individual, who at
tempted to commit suicide in this city few
days ago, and who was taken to the County
Hospital, has been removed to Long Bar,
where he has married sister residing. He
is likely to get well.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

A LAUGHABLE accident occurred at the on
era in Boston two weeks ago. SILVA" in
Ernani, is an old man with large gray wbis-
kers; one of these dropped from his check.
and fell upon the back part of the dress of
"Elvira," where it stuck in position that
gave it the appearance of a cats tail-At-
Ldntic DdDer
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

A LITTLE plant is found upon the prairies
oil Texas called the compass flower" which,
under all circumstances of climate, changes of
weather rain, frost or sunshine, invariably
turns its leaves and flowers towards the
North, thus affording an unerring guide to
the traveller who, unaided by the needle.
seeks to explore those vast plains alone
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

JouN CoNLkY-Ofiicer Chappelle, of San
Francisco, arrived in this city yesterday, and
starts down with Conley to-day. Conley is
the thief arrested day or two ago in this
city by officer Campbell
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

GAIT. WV. BURNEs, in command of this
Kibbe Rangers at Red Bluff, received tele-
graphic dispatch on Sunday, from Oroville,
stating that Lieut. McCarty and his detoch-
ment had arrived there with thirty-three In
dian prisoners, belonging to Shave Heads
tribe. Capt. Burnes is now waiting for the
remainder of his men to arrive, in order that
he may disband them
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

INDUcEMENT.-The Standard gives an ac-
count of an auctioneer holding forth the 9th
er night at Sacramento on the merits of q
Colts revolver Said he:
"Now, gentlemen, l offer you what every
man in Califordia ought to have, good six
shooter. You may carry it for years and
need it; but, gentlemen, when you do want
it, you want it id bad Buy this, and
you'll never part with it. l sold one some
time ago to gentleman who bought it to
SELL again, and, gentlemen, if you'll believe
me, he's got IL ysti
The gaping crowd looked up, in wonder
whether the gentleman retained his pistol
because he liked it, or because be could not
find purchaser.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

The Hero, an emigrant ship from England.
is soon expected to arrive at Vancouver Is
land with one thousand immigrants on board,
the expenses Of whose passage will be in a
great measure betrayed by the English Gov
arnmanf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

BRoH AND WELLs.-rhese two comical
geniuses take benefit tonight at the theater.
To speak of their merits as the star delinea-
tors of Ethiopian character, were like gid
ing refined gold or painting the lily. Doubt
less they will have bumper.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

RANDAL 1t Co These popular gentlemen,
at No. &C D street, opposite the theater,
have a large assortment of holiday toys, fan
cy goods, willow ware ct eeterd, which they
offer cheap.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-17

PoTATo CHoP oY BoDEeA-We noticed,
during our visit to Bodega the latter part of
last week, large quantities of potatoes yet
undug, and many in store. We under.
stand, however, that the crop in that region
will be much lighter this year than last The
amount Of sacks shipped last year, was about
sixty thousand this year it will not exceed
forty Petaluma Arqus.