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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

MESsRs EDIroRs-There was few ''old
Fegies' AT one time who had the temerity to
declare that man was endowed with certain
unalienable r9ehts amongst which was the
persu.t OF happiness" There are few yet
who IN the simplicity of their hearts think
that they have all the rights set forth in that
declaration in general and the .'persuit of
happiness in particular, very unfortunately
for them the concentrated wisdom Of cur
Safe took different view of the matter and
placed some barriers in their path. which
were not to be removed unless the STATE WAS
made a partner in this ''persuit Of happiness"
they left it with the County Commissioners
OF each County to perfect the bonds of part
ncrship, now II SO happened that those OF our
citizens who wished to enter into this bond
were not exactly tie kind Of applicants that
the Commissioners required for partners for
the State the consequence Is that their 1ighF"
are taken away their occupation ga'-e, and as
ii to add insult 70 injur.-'' The State has had
those arrested, and fined who after being re-
ie..ted partners have undertaken to per
sue happiness On their Gown hook was
ever such tyranny and injustice practiced
upon free and Independent people" |
trow not. The terms are hard yet | would
suggest that all acquiesce. and use all our
talents time and means to have the condi.
lions made little more mollient, instead Of
fumerlng in vain endeavors to overleap the
legal Instructions which cross our pathway TO
the vale OF Happiness.
To my friend Brown | offer my congratu-
latIons aud rcioced to know lie reads his
Bible with more care than he does the
episGies Of veur humble servant
In this age Of unrivned precocitv we do
not stop to talk write by note the sense is
ali that we are after, and he who can get the
most of that in the smallest space Is tie man
OF the day. | am happy to say that brown
has in my opinion capped the climax in that
particular, and /. his suggestion were put
into practice the 3routh that would perrade
our city would be terrific 70 he mbIbers OF
the ardent"
l had intended to say something about
the rights Of those WHO have been buviRg
happiness by the pint and half pint. but they
look sorrow mi that cannot find il in nv
heart to tell them OF the manifold burdens
that are laid upon them.
SETH
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

The Department was gratihed 10 earn nat
n .uiher, whose arrest and Imprisonment
an Ls.ouuris, although naturaliked citizen OF ths
United States, as mentioned in your communica-
lions. has been released. This is undoubtedly due
TO the firm and decided star d maintained through
OF the long controversy in your official co RES
pondence with the authorities on The subject.
1t is mach to be desired that this G ase may
be considered as { precedent, as you intimate,
and that hereafter naturalized citizens of the Uni
ted States may visit France without danger OF
arrest for military service 10 this event, hurt
ful ofirritation and uufriendy feeling will
be avoided
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lIALL OF BETHEL L0DcEI
Or Free ard Accepted Maseus,
TGsh 4 5.EQ /. n Taza

II ALL OF BETHEL LODGE 4
Or Free ard Accepted Nelson's
June 18Th A L., $500 A. y 1859
Whereas. The Grand Lodge of Free ard Ac-
cepted Masaus e the State of Indiana. at it's
asst Arr. oil Communication did rant this Lodge
q Charter under the name of Bethel Lodge, No.
25o Ana whereas, mary Brethren from sur
rounding Lodges have aided and encouraged Is
ny their presence this afternoon, in installing
offceFs and IN defeating our Lodge Hall 70 Ma
soGrr, there fore, Res WED
l. fba' tbs Lode tenders is thanks TO each
and everK Bro. who has favored Us gi'h lis pres
ence or this occasion
2 That our scial thanks be rendered to
Comp. J r Men1euhaU, y no acted as the
prox1 OF the Grand Master.
3. That thanks also be respectfully tender
ed 10 Comp =. P. Holloway for the abe Ma
sonic Grafton spoken b. him, aud that he be re
qaes'ed to pr sent this Lodge q copy of the same
for Publication.
! That the thanks OF this Lodge be respect
faiy presented to Comp J. {. White. for bis
services "a Chaplain.
:. That our hearty thanks be rendered TO tie
Bethel Bras. Band tor the stirring melodies BIZ
them discoursed 90 the occasion.
6. That the Richmond Paliad I'M be reouest-
ed 70 pabli>h The preceding resolutions
WM II. SWAIN, W #.
r. ". ANDERSON. Secv.
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stncinnati a Chicago r. Il.

The Cincinnati & Chicago Company's
Road now completed and running. extends
from Richmond TO Logansport. Ind, los
miles. The trains from Cincinnati pass over
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton. and
Eaton and Hamilton Roads - miles, max
ing lis miles from Cincinnati TO Logansport.
where it terminates. The extension from
Logan.port 10 Valpara also, on the PIIts burgh.
Fort Wayne and Chicago r. r.. by which
road their ears will be run into Chicago, IS
now all under contract, and a large number Of
men at work. and will be completed az an
early day.
The line of road running nearly due west
from LQgansport. across Indiana, llllaois.
and IN Iowa. to Burlington on the Ni>sjs~ip-
pi river, under he names Of The Toledo, Lo-
gansport x Darlington r. Il and the Peoria
x Oquaaa r. R. i now fast approaching
completion, the whole Of the unfinished por-
lion being under contract, with fal. proTis-
ion for tie stocking and working o. the
whole line, which viii be completed within
the month II November nsxt.
This viii be an important connection 10
the Cincinnati aud Chicago Railroad. open
ing new route from Cincinnati 10 Chicago,
by the {. X {. r. r. to LogansPort, thence
over the Toledo. Logansport and Burlington
z. II. to lis intersection with the New Al
bany and Salem r. T.. and thence TO the in
terS.ction Of The Fort WAYNE and Chicago r.
r which will be equal, if not superior. 10
either Of the routes row aveled.-Raiiroad
RecOrd.
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FaY0tGu sRf:sCtRSe.

We visited the establishment of Benz. Ful-aum a
few days since, and surprised the extent and
completeness Of the machinery. First, he has a saw
Mill f hi invention and construction by which
he out all his lumber with much grea
cy than the common and to desired shapes He
has circ uar saw-turuing lathcs Of the mprov-
ed styles with which almost any shaped article can
he made. His mortisiny machine Is mn-t "seurate and
expeditions With this machinery he Is enabled to
.,rpete with any establls hme in the West, where
hey make e4asiy good work. He is extensively
gn--.ed in manufacturing Bedsteais II by mat line
~, which be surpassed for beauty OF style
substantial svorkma ushp and he sells tn prices
low if not lower than similar articles be had
in Cincinnati. lie assures that he is al all times
ready duplicate any bill which may have been filled
IN the city This is reasonable from thu fact that his
machinery Is complete living Is cheaper here than
thereua ;era| il of cheaper, ami he thorough
~ understands his business. He also manufactures
wagon and carriage Wheel TIabS of all sizes Tongues
Shafts, Bows, &c, &c. for carriage makers.
We snail take p'e'suea in sferring to this estab
lishment again as ans oc great int our city
Sec he adve1tietuert e NJ. Tu'ghtm in Til.
column
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Spy virtue Of an Execution 10 directed. by the
- Wayne Common Pleas Court, will expose at pub
lie sale the Court House door in the town OF Centre
VILE county, Ind the Esd day of July, 1889,
between the hours of O'clock and four O'Clock.
said day. the following property. !" wit -
Parts Of the north quarter of section II IN Town
snip 3, Of range "Hd bounded ~ follows,
Wit: Beg Inning AT stake httyeight perches and
h~e-enths, north Of the south west corner OF said
quar- section running thence north nineteen perch
aud twenty five hundredths. stake thence
hundred and fifty nine perches and five tenths
enty- five undredths. the south Of
said quarter seeti ,heuce west the quarter
tion line hundred and eleven perohes and twenty
five hundredths to stake; thence north fifty eight
perehes and five tbs stake; thence forty
eight perches and twenty five hnndreths tho rlaco
Of beginning; containing sixty more less
Also part OF said quarter section bounded follows
Beginning at the south of said
mon, running thence east forty eight and fourth
poles. theme north hfty-eight and half poles
ihence fortyegnt and fourth poles, thence
south to the place OF begin ming. supposed contain
seventeen and one-haf acres more less. Also Lots
No y and IS in Starr addition the City of Rich
nond Taken as the property OF William Mcdonald
90 sdtsfy said execution in favor Of Stephen Urey
Guardian, Jr.
s. STIDHAn, Sheriff w. C.
June - $50. "a 81 29sw
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Later from Europe.

By the arrival of the Nova Scotian, We have
QUE day later news from Europe. Bologna IN
der the Papal jurisdiction, had declared for Vic
tor Emanuel, on the withiraSa' Of the Austrian
troops The French Enperor hal removed lis
head quarters, OF tie 18th inst, to Gorgos lie
about twenty-five miles from Milan on the roale
to Verona. TIE Austraas were il full retreat
ion the southern route toHar Is Oslio. 1t Is -
no1acsd a. Vienna that Francis Joseph viii take
the command ID person. Lnrge achievements
for the allies were soon to leave France
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

Uard's Store Store D Ward & Son, are
exclusively en- gagged in legitimate stove and tin
ware trade, aud thus combining themselves TO this
business hey are enabled to supply every demand
in their line. They have all kinds OF cooking
aud other stoves-they pat up ali kinds of tin
ware, copper and sheetiron ware-put on all
kinds eff met ulic roofing, spouiing guttesing, &c
They invite purchasers to call and examine their
stock, assuring them that the quality of the art
Giles shall be equal to the best and their prices
low as any in this city
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

IcE CREAM Saloon Our friend C. ". Boy
er, has fitted up his room very neatly, and is now
furnishing the public with a superior article Of
Ice Cream made from the best receipt md Of
most exquisite favor. He also keeps foe as
s1rtmert of the bes. family groceries all of which
he sells 81 as low prices any in the city -
lie respectfully soeits share Of public patron
age. His establishment is the south west
corner OF Main AMI Fifth streets
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

zg- The Atlantic Monthly for July IS out
The contents are: Thomas Paine's second ap
pearance in the United States; of Bo oks and the
reading thereof; After the Ball; Rock Tree and
Man; Chip Darmoath; Seen and Unseen; Petci-
val; Zelmas Vow; William Shakespeare; Attor-
ney ard Solicitor; The Minister'S Wooinr; The
Professor at the Breakfart Table; Art; Reviews
and Literary Notices, and Recent American I'ub-
LEGATIONS
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GEN. JAMES II. LANE addressed crowded
audience at Starr II all Thursday evening OF
last week, on Kansas. and politics N general
His speech listened to with much attention,
aud its truths impressed the audience with the
necessity Of laboring to prevent IA continuance Of
the msrule which has cgrsed ear country so long.
Gen. Lane exposed, in mastery manner, the
infamous conduct of the Administrator, III at
tempting to impose Slavery upon kansas ara
depicted many OF the outrages perpetrated there
hv the minions of 4 administrative power upon
the Free STATE men-
In reply to the inquiry why he came to Rich
mond to maze speech, he said that having been
an cctor ia tie Kansas contest for Liberty he
should ever feel grateful to the people Of Rich
Inond for the interest thy had ever manifested in
the cause of kansas-thSt in this city the first
meeting was held by which men and means were
furnished to secure the freedom of Kansas when
defeat seemed inevitable. That in 1896. VIXEN
the Missouri River closed II emigration and
the transportation of farms and ammunition, men aud
means were furnished here to mike a way through
Iowa TO the relief of the suffering Free State
men in Kansas and that he now saw around him
men who had marched with him through that
Icing and tedious march
We believe the people of Kansas owe to Gen
Lane debt OF gratitude that should be paid. if
possible. He deserves the confidence, and should
receive the honorS and rewards ofemnent services
conferred in the cause Of freedom. We hope to
see him elected to the Senate of the United States
at the first election under Free State Constitu-
zion.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

~ Isaac Shire. feels 1uder many obligations
to this community for the very liberal patronage
which has been extended to him, since be opened
his stock, and hopes By co7'iuued prompt attsn-
ton to business and furnishing his customers With
TIE best OF articles to receive additional patron
nge His present stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres,
and summer goods, cannot be excei!ed ia this
city, and bis worknen are equal u the best, east
or west He makes it al object TO have al biz
work done up in the most substantial and in the
neatest manner. and places hi. hopes ofsuccess il
trade upon the superiority of his stock and the
quality of his work. His establishment Is at y o
y, north side Of Main street, between Marion
aud Franklin
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

80 II You saw man s}ecIiug on the brink Of n
EghtfuI IreelPee would you not think him fit sub
jet for insane asylum Yet If suffering
der neglected cold. are the verge IF precipice
ftightfuI tran any other in the material world
the grave DO YOU not know that from "a siiyht
en}f" spring RroUehi'i- Pneumonia Pulmonary Con
sumptjon-a life of suffering mi almost ccrtai.
desth2 II y5u iare cold. try DR.. HODFLAND'r
CORDI NJ aul You viii find certain relief. Thou
sand. in al pats # the country testify and have
testified :" its marvellous virtUe- Give il trial.
Prepared only BY Or. &. Il. Jackson, AIS Arch
throughout the Union Price IS esnts.
June 90 Ts54 2q-4w
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~ The Indianapolis Journal says that Mr.
Frederick Rusch Of that city, we'll known and
prosperous prodace d saler. who went TO Europe
some six or light weeks since, on visit to his old
home and friends, immediately on his arrival in
Prussia, was claimed as a conscri2t, forced iato
she arrag and IS now held there 10 serve ont three
years as Prussian soldier.
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r. Noah Cadwallader has laid upon our ia
he specimen of his wheat. 1t is equal to any
Of the many good samples We have seen this sea-
son I, has been admired by all who have seen
It. L is from seed brought fror, Maryland and
known as the blue stem white wheat
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NR. GsEELEY-s next letter viii be from PixE's
PEAE ard wiu be read with lively nteres. as in
tended to satisfy the pa5is mini IN srsa. MEASURE
the trth falsi;y the vsr5oas reports from
the SCALED "I.4nl IF Gel1 His letter. will all
appear N Tbe Ssmi-weskIy an3 wes.iy Tribune as
well a. the Daily.
TERMS:
D.ffv -. Seui-week;y -. Weekly Tribune 8 =
Fcr Gins terms see Tribune ot .uy date
.5s-a.. HopArz GREELxT & Co,
Trlboue Building, Se~-York.
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- No. 1858 is the Number OF the camera Of
our frierd Boswell, BY which he has taken SO ma
ny superior daguerEeotype pictares, Without
and Boswell having thoroughly tested his By con
slant use for many years, h IS prepared to take
pictures which cannot be exceiIa3 for correctness
and oee1ty OF style HIS rooms are OF Maio,
west Of Front street
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

e We again under ohiigatiors to our
friend Waiter Stevens for some potatoes. of this
wears growth, which are larger than goose egg.
They were more than double the SIZE Of any we
have seen IN market.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

DousLE BRarHss JoyArHAx.-Sam Elder. Of
the Post Office News Depot. has laid on oor
table copy Of The Mammoth Double Jonathao
for the Four>n Of july, lis size Is something
less than a carpet. Copies can be had at the
Universal depot for news the Post OFce-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

Frllii Cans-Olr frieni Lafey-e Is now man
ufactarug fruit cans OF very simple construction,
which obviates the difficulty heretofore expert
enced in preventing the sealing wax from entering
the can II i efet tive ard must s7Percede those
Of the Old style Before you pct up your fruit
cal and examine them
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

~The Democratic State Platform OF
Ohio omits to endorse the President, omitS 10
endorse Senator Pugh; omits TO name the
Cincinnati Platform aud bred Scott decision
as the fundamentals of the party.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

The u. B. CURTIS" This splendid
Locomotive, on the Cincinnati and Chicago
Railroad, has just been remoddled and al
most entirely constructed, by Mr.. \.
BRANDT, and is By far the best looking Iron
Horse that ever ran snoring over any of
the tracks running TO or from This city. The
smooth. massive and highly polished iron and
brass bones. sinews, and muscle of is giant
frame, bespeak superiority as workman for
Mr.. Brandt. The beautiful, glossy coat Of
paint. placed on lis back, sides and legs,
AMI around the sides of the Tender. BY an
artist by the name of GEo. SMITH, places him
at the head OF the art as a Scenic Painter
That Eagle, painted on lis sides, cannot be
excelled; willis, the dog and Wood Cock is
sufficiently life-like 70 induce sportsman 10
fancy there's game about, and should lie
happen to have his shooting iron with him,
whilst locking at it, to draw a bead on the
bird aforesaid The"J B. CURT1s" weighs
twenty six tons and cost rev thousand d.l{ars.
We shall avail ourself Of NJ. Brandt's polite
invitation, to take ride on this noble horse.
as soon as we can fnd little leisure, to
witness is speed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

GG~ The exports of specie from New York,
during the past week amounted to 81 go 81.
re The English VI nistry has resigned and a
new Cabinet appointed The change is said 10
he favorable to Italy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-30

~ II IS said the late letter Of Senator Doug
las was advised and dictated By Martin Van b.
rem. Ii IS further reported that the Senator Is
visit to the Ex-President
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Opposition 20 the Dred Scott decision is the |
only issue they now propose To make, and it vii
not be long till the OF the country will
compel them 10 abandon opposition to that de
cisiou
So speaks ogr neig Dor in talking Of the policy
of the Republican party. Are We 10 understand
from that be endorses that decision? Ii so. it
viii afford as pIsasa to talk with him about it
IF you are il favor Of this decision, what becomes
Of your sq1atter Sovereignty, II the Constitu
ton takes slavery into the territories and protects
it there, what practical good is there in squatteE
sovereignty with which you profess 10 be 20 much
enamored , If the true Interpretation OF that
decision Is that the Constitution carries slavery
wherever that Constitution has power. how long
viii it be before yoa viii claim that slavery can
exist in the free as we'll the slave States? Bat
sill you TIL whether yoa endorse that decision
the doctrine OF the democratic party: We
want 10 know where 10 find yo1. few
years ago. yea we're ramPent fer stopping
the spread of the curse of slayery-in favor Of
mitigating il in tie States where Il exists, and
foal.y eradieatsHg il from the country Dare
you nov ayow the moastrous doctrine that the
Constitution carries slavery wherever il 90 s.
Speak cut reiehb2r ard defae your position -
You are the trumpet through which Buchanan
talks while he, to use an old expression, saeezes
when he Sosth takes pinch Of sunf.
Kansas PLATFoEx The Republicans OF Kan
at her late meeting adopted the following
resolution as The important plank 10 their platform
RcsoLred That Freedom is ratiornl ard
Slavery sectional, and that We are iiHeAibiy oP-
posed to the extension Of Slavery 10 soil no~
free
This is also our platform. We do not want
Slavery extended BY Congressional Intervention
or Sqaater Sovereignty. or bred Scott decisions;
and wo Id gladly avail ourselves of Congress,
OF tie people or the Supreme Coart TO prevent
It's extension We believe Congress has the
power to prevent the extension Of S.avery-that
the same power rests with the people as the SOW
ereign power. aud that the supreme Court should.
in expanding the Constitution, declare in most
emphatic terms that Freedom is national ard
Slavery sectional Then why should there be any
controversy among Republicans to the means
by which oar object should be secured? Let Us
openly ard broadly proclaim our opposition to
the extension of Save,y, and carry ont our prin-
ciples by every power that the Constitution
fers upon
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stringent law. recently passed in
New Orleans. preventing the sale of liquor 10
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y Code! fo- July Is received. Now 5 the
time to sabscribe, Is ~ith this nunaer couzsac-
e new volume
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Starr i. Hhite, invite the attenii"' OF an =" no
are now binding house, 80 me advantages OF hav-
inr go ,pes placed in their houses as they are
being finished. 1t Is cheaper neater, aud better
They are prepared to take their main pipes TO
any part Of the city where they may be able to
procure consumers enough to Justify the exPend:-
ture. They are making gas which for
clearuess and bri lancy has he -er been excelle1.
they are grateful for tha liberal patronage which
has been extended to their enterprise and shall
endesvor TO deserve by their lbefality AMI
promptness long confined patronage.
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The Paia'jsI Bazaar IS the centre Of attrac-
ton these and snltry evenings The rooms
crowded by those who appreciate pure rich
cream and fresh fruits The soda foaut Is con
stanty giving forth It's ef-rveScent waters TO sluhe
the thirst of the weary. The proprietor also
keeps f3r sale the largest stock Of toys ard fancy
articles in the eity-also fee articles Of table
comforts, such as canned fruits, preserves. nuts,
sc e.. He also has large stock Of wall pa-
per Of the latest styles, which will sell at very
low prices to give place 10 another supply. Cal
ton House.
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TELEGRAPHIC OFFICE.

TrlerraIhic once, communicating with all psrts OF
coun:y rs been established The springs To be
thu, in connection vi diGerept paints, viii he .
great gentlemen wto can hear from and
dirert heir usin-ss affairs daily
Al the TO health pleasure ana
NJ hnd the OHa WAITE
proprietor 10 determined
particular, fret class watering place
wh THE liberal extended last
effort -iil he slaret o merit i,- continusnCe.
livery with horses aud carriages is at
tachei % tie Springs
For iurther information, arrangements for nooms.
&c. address