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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-17

No. 10.

Ee~la enumera#r ~ The different modes of
advertising. Mr., BsieAerlsetf gives the first
place to the newspapee He says:
Newspaper advertising IS upon the whole.
lie cheapest, reaaiest. and most efeetuai.
methad ef attracting public attention.
The aews@aH ) published and circulated
upon the well -a1 >hei principles Of asSo-
cis.ioa being the result at a combination by
great many persons, each of whom pays
his prorartiaaata expenses. thereby render
IN i rnese,y namiaa. - each.
The newspaper again Is circulated without
any eSneasa Whatever % the advertiser.
which j. by uo wCars an uuimportant ITEM.
ss every one VIII testify who has ever had
any experience a distributing his own adj
yartisesnants. Net oily Is The advertisement
circulated " tAv newspapers free otezpanse,
hut ! is dome n re >aeelilv and Thoroughly
than can b. 1a }5rc hv tie advertiser. The
newspaper Is already an established system,
thousand doors are open 10 welcome IL
.housaa5 M gers are daily on weekly
seeking the nas--af.5s= - receive il, thou-
sand iau lies lcek ter * coming, and
thousand road i. when IT does come. Azain.
those a ha gesi tie wspapers are the very
persons tine alvevtisar wishes o reaeh they
are the intelligent. tie well to d. the enter
the per>oos mes; likely 10 buy Ghat which is
worth I1iuE y in. the newspaper Is not
. transient bas a periodical visitor. Il comes
day he day. an week by week, aud is eN-
pectsd aal welcomed a, friend. To II
every ONE looks Tor information upon all sub
jeets Of interest - imsell. The cjtg reader
scans tEe tele rqpt5a reports pores over lhr
commercial column, and then at his leisure
reads tbe propositions Of the metropolitan
advertisers and dips into politics. gha
cauatrv subscriber, however, reads every
ching. from the motto at the head ta the last
line ct the a3vagtI-ag page Away from
the attractions and turmoil of the town he
las leisure 10 DO So. and is benefited bv So
doing Thus. every advertiser reaches tho
persons he 4.ra -taa wholesale dealer
principally a-ausb lie daily press, and the
fataii dealer through the weekly press. It
Is idle 10 10 talk about advertisements - not
being read for observation and experience
Invariably prove tine contrary. Sooner or
later ever advertisement viii he real by
every subscriber Naa would be Interested or
influenced ay contents. i is true that
some advertisements arc read more and
needed more taaa others. but this Is On ae-
count et the t..lef Sc advertiser, and not
the fault Of the newspaper.
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ing 20 . statement in the Stockholm .afsonBigi
TIE authorities of the old University town of Cp-
sal hsvi1g r-a4ted elactiye Franchises % 50 ss,-
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Executors Sale.

viii be sold at Pubic sale Sat9ri8y, he 5th
day Of March next ia H gsrstoa, the personal prop
erty Of Aahah Wilcox deceased. caneistin. c iiags
Milk Cow and a great variety # Household alI
Kitchen Furniture. sale t. commence az T. O'Clock
Il said day, when terms viii te made known.
". Il. BOYD
JACOB ALil.N-
Feb TO- 80. s3t EEacuters.
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Mis- HosueE. lie sculptures, has rsurued
70 Rome, AID lives With Charlotte Cashran be-
tween whom and herself tbere exists strong
friendship
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ON Cart for sale,

THE Sabsc-.ber has for sale god. Substantial
l. Ok Cart Any Wishing such article can
70 obtain enc cheap.
apps 10 Jas W SALTER.
Richmond, Jan q isS9 4w
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T He HIDDEN H AN 0

BIZ ENEMA D. Il. y. SOUTHWORTH.
AUTHOR OF THE BRIDE OF EvESTSG, 81 TIIz d &
SERTED WIFE Err-. EcE., ETC.
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- calf raised IN Pitsst5wn, \. T.. faar weeks
o. vas slaughtered - It's owaer. DR.. Palmer izs.
week. + ze.ghe5. v5sn dressed. f5ar hundred ard
ea+v-siK poun3s.
, 1859-08-24

rnlLAnktpn1A, Aug. ga serious riot took
rluce 1t Tucony yesterday afternoon. 4 grea,
number Of PERSONS lud been attracted to that
roint By j suiting match, q picnic by the pupils
u st. Vincen,'s Sunday School, aud target
firing by the Franklin Rifle c., German vol
uptecr organization. There was strong gath
ering OF rUwdy 1,angers-on.
The fowdies commenced the fight rs usual,
and amused themselves by pcltin. the Germans.
Three persons were seriously stabbed, aud cur
ried OF by their friends.
The franklin Rifle Company then marched
down to the wharf, where they were assaulted
with shower Of stones, bricks, DC. The me,n-
bcrs Of the Rifles rctali4tel with the butts Of
their pieces, and several Of them were broken
and talc pieces strcw about the landing, One Of
the officers fought with his sword. lie WIS
knocked down mud his sword taken from his
hand by police officer, who thought the infa1
rated Teuton behaved like madman. Soon
after. this some Of the members Of the Company
loaded their rifles with pebbles aud fred iulo
tho crowd Of their ass:lilunts. Two persons
were wounded, bu, their injuries arc not Of
SERIOUS character.
The police used their ulmo>t effort to put
stop 10 the row. and were partially successful.
couy Ut I O'clock when soldiers. rioters and p"'
liccmcn, including squad Of officers from
Frankfort, embarked on board for the city,
where the parties landed peacefully.
Tue rowdics groaned and Kissed as the com.
pauy nla1ched from the lunding, but otherwise
1here wits no uticmpt tu create disturbance.
Three Of the members of the Rifle Company
were cut about the lead in shocking manner.
, 1859-08-24
COMMERCIAL.

TuNuA1 EyEs1ze. Aug. =. lsss
WEEKLY Rky1Ew-THE Cnors.-All over the
Northwest the work Of threshing the Spring
crops is going on vigorously. Tie yield Of
Wheat in the northern portion Of Illinois is
about equal to expectation; but towards the
central part Of the State, the heads, on account
Of the dry weather. were not go well filled. and
the yield is not SO good as was anticipated.
Oats and Barley are a fair yield-tle latter hay-
ing escaped being stained By foul weather. The
Corn crop throughout the southern and central
portions Of the State looks wcll, and the prom
ise is favorable; but in some of the northern
counties-Winnebago, Boone md Stephenson,
the want Of ruin has been felt. The same is
true Of potatoes in the northern part Of the
State, and the crop there will be very small.
The.Corn crop in Iowa is good and in fact all
over the Northwest, with the exception Of few
counties, we hear Of nothing but !, large Corn
crop. Unless the carly frosts injure it, it will
be the largest crop the West ever saw. The
weather during the week has been moderately
wnrm and slightly shouev.
The Wheat market opened very firm this
morning for all grades, and the full prices Of
Yesterday were freely paid, in some Instances
even IN advance Of l@ec. Before the close,
however, buyers who we're operating principally
to ill out cargoes, withdrew, and the narkct
declined 1@2c from the highest point reached in
the morning. There Was fair demand for Red
Winter, and for No, an advance Of 1M2c was
paid. No. White continues yery scarce, aud in
good demand both by ,nillcrs and ship
pers. The Transactions to-day foot up about
$4,000 bushels Of all grades. at aec for No. !
Red; 7s@79c for No. 2 Red; b6c for No. .
White; 79@soc for No. i Spring; and 75@77c
for No, spring-thc market closing quiet at
the insi,:c figures. Flour was heavy, and SC
lower, with little or no dcmand. Corn opened
very firm at &c for No. ! in store, but declined
1c before the close. The days transactions foot
up about $4,000 bushels, at G4@64lc for Canal
atoat; G1G62c for No. in store; and 5Yc for
No. 2 in store-closing quiet but firm ut the in
side quotations. Oats we're in good demand
and steady atyestcrday's figures. About 5000
bushels were sold at s3t @a7c for No. in store,
and esac for Canal adost. Rye dull aud de-
clned 3@4c-w1th sales at 5o@54c for No. in
store. 4 small lot Of new No. Q Barley was sold
at 35c in store. Timothy Seed Was more active.
About $50 bushels were sold at $l.y5 delivered,
No Clover Offering. uishwincs quiet at ESQ
sS}c. Alcohol, Sic. Dry Sailed Shoulders in
bulk are in rcquest--with sa1es ut G4c Bacon
Shoulders scarce and firm at 1i@sc. Canvasscd
Hams, 1o@1lc. No Plain in market Hides
dull
, 1859-08-24
B4@EEEEt1RKrH.
N6ineF NsSaa Beaver Caey.t.

ST, Louls, Ang. ga special dispatch to Tho
Deasasrat sayf, Denver City advices 10 the l2th
inst, reachcd Leavcnworsh to-day. Rich dis-
covetiea had been made at the Medicine Bow
Mountains, $50 milcs northwest Of Cherry
Greek The excitement in regard to the new
diggings 1t the head waters Of the South Platte
continued unuba1ed; large numbers were daily
leaving, both north aud south. Seven persons
arrived at Atchison to dag With over 100 ounces
gold.
Ltl,Eswonrn, Aug. a3.-Tlc Denver City
express Of the 10th inst has arrived bringing
six passengers and el8, 900 in dust A portion
Of The recently framed State Constitution has
been published. There is no altusion to the
slavery question in the bill Of rights. Suffrage
III restricted to the whites. The local papers
arc silent IN that respect. The richest discover
!es made since the last arrival arc between Cape
In aPaadre River and Cheyenne Pass. although
the opening of new leads is Of daily occurrence.
There Was a great rush toward the Cheyenne
Pass where it was reported that from $l0U to
$1,000 we're made pei day BY the single hand.
Rich quartz is found in abundance cverywerc.
Emigration IL light. but steady. Business at
Denver City was brisk. Merchundi1e and pro-
visions selling cheap.
The Omaha R1'u1tioan says that Charles Les
lie Of Marion County, Penn, arrived there on
the 14th with 1893 ounces Of gold dust from
Clear Greek. Leslie professes 70 have disoov-
cred the richest digsings yet found. lie re.
turns 10 the States Tor the purpose OF procur-
ing quartz crushing mills to work them.
, 1859-08-24
MILWAUKEE, Ang. e2.-Receipts, 4,19l bush
whcat; Us bbls flour 800 bu corn. Tie Sen
kitttk of this morttip,r SAYS:
Weekly Review Chicago h.:arket'

TCEsnAT EVENING, Aug. -
Observation-Disclosures the past week. frcisht> have
lccn qulct-os Of tic c.oes being loaded ACCOUNT.
Of vessel Eates have been steady ut &c for corn and
3Ec fer whtat 10 Buffalo. The following charters
ladc:Sclr. Craig, to Buffalo ut 3e; rropclss Cuya
hoea and Free STATE wheat to Buffalo 3c; brig Mariner
aud schoouer Rival wheat TO OsdcuslurE 1t and
&C; propeller Iowa, aad arc Eu!alo3Ec; sclr
Muuteas1c conto ua1n &c. Tu.pAr tbesr wcsc no e
eenents anu tle.c quite number OF vessels ufc1n
THEnuGn FRElours-Four to otzral via Port Sarna and
Hamilton ii s3c; via ColugwoUl aud Grand Trunk RaI-
way. 5c; via colfngwcod and Torsno, dc. What to
New 4"rs. via 1unAlo 13s3H; c11a to New York. Exc
Flour to New York. yfa Lake and Canal &c. KAlLReAp
TARNThe following the rates for carrying fourth
class Eoeds per 100 1bs: To Boston, ali rail- Soc do water
from Philadelphia dc; to New York, 45c i1adephla
4oc to uha!o, Dunkirk and Cleveland IS to Albany 4lc
to Pittsburgh. Soc.
FLouR-Rcccirts list week, 14.a93 br.s; shlpue MS
1850 hrs. The market during the great part OF tic week
Wis dull and mecss During tic past few days there has
been some shipping inquiry for Spring Extras. made from
Naw Spring Wheat and the market In consequence Was
Ahade frmes with more activity TopAr however, tho de-
mar3 1cs and prices tend downwass Sales were 100
bris choice Spring Extra &9s5 g. bs Crrscent" Rid
Winter At n -; 50 brls ~tar Mls White Winter at ts52
Tue market for Winter brands has been WY dull and trans.
actions have been masay Gned to city trade at tv510
fur WhAs Winter. and s+.ee3@;o0 for led Winter II.
quote the clczIng pfices IL fonuH:
, 1859-08-24

GENEVA, y. T.. Aug :S.-Quitc q number Of
prominent American politicians have congrcga-
ted hcre, to att'nd the American State Council
which met to-day,
The struggle will be on the time Of holding
the next State Convention.
naniel Ulln'an, WHO, it is said, represents the
policy OF Thurtow Weed, will oppose call Of
the Convention OIL tlae same day the RepubIi-
Cans hold theirs, in order thut the latter ,nay
nut be embarrassed by any union openly viii
The Americans.
md uct with tie au1i- ccd Republicans, adse-
catc the holding Of the Convention on the 1th nf
September, at Syracuse, 80 rs to force the Re-
publican Convention either 10 recognize the
Americans or drive them into un open rupture.
Tie chances thus far seem to be in favor Of
the calling fthc Convention to meet On the Els.
uf September
, 1859-08-24

baltimore, Aug. a3.-TAc Baltimore Sun, Of
this morning. publishes au account Of u dreadful
series Of outrugcs, perpetra,ed on Saturday
night. on board tho steanlboat Express, which
left here the same evcning with large cou,pu-
ny for thc camp meeting ut Chaptanl River.
Alter getting some distance from port, party
ofrowdies rallsin= ~nder cries q Enbatis, Ban
tiers and Riprups. made m indiscriminate as
sault upon the white aud colored pa ,sengers.
Several were knocked down, stabbed or horv-
bly, beaten: Several white men we're robbed Of
their witches and money, the assailants blow
III. out the lights to prevent recognition. a
co|ored man was stabbed, aud his wife outraged
IN his presence.
On Sunday morning the Sheriff Of dorchester
County arrested four Of tlIe ringfcadcrs and
committed them to jail. One colorcd man is
sid 10 have dicI OF his wounds.
Hugh Su!livu3 was shot in the bead, and III.
stantly killed last night, when on his way home,
about l. n'clock. Several arrests hare been
made. The coruuer's inquest is now engaged
in Investigating tho circumstances leading to
the murder.
The yacht Haswell, Of Providence, from Rich
Inond, arrived here this A. N. in twcnty-threu
hours from Old Poiut Comfort.
, 1859-08-24

Money has grown cheaper since last week. The
last bank staasqent had The effect. of restoring
confidence 10 money lenders who had With
drawn their means from the market. Since last
Monday tAe inquiry for paper at the discount
brokers has bean more active than for some time
past, and we are enabled to quote money nearly
one per cent lower On average mercantile paper.
Notrsssactions arc publicly reported below
seren per cent, but We hear Of prime short nc
ceptsnn..being privately taken At 0@6}c. For
6rst claes double name paper, maturing this
year. sesen j. the rule; for longer paper, to
10. Names less generally known, or less popn,;;
lar, go At to 12. according 10 quality. On Gull
The brokers are abundantly supplied At six.
The banks continue to ask seveu, and eorne Of
the well known commission houses have money
LETT with them At 5@53. At this season thers.
il nerer much demand for money. As
the full months progress it will be safe to
look for more actire market.
V1Ru1s1A BANKS IN D1sckEs1r.-Thc Bank Of
Weston aud tue Bank Of Aunassaa having fail
ed To redeem their notes in Richmond or BaIti-
lnore, according to Law, arc thrown out by the
troken,-Gryan<, Day d Cp.s i. !. Bank
Aotk Detecter.
, 1859-08-24

Ii IE1EeaArL] tAEw YORK, August -.
FLora Fir. "a tic better. Sales 300 blls:
s~GT ~ ssse; iy 8 20 sxt1a Stale 46' IS
chipping trands extra i. II. .. closing qni.t Cauadan
atAcs s'lf. ~ bus. Hyr hour quiet \. .;ses4.@5.
HkA1S-Whe hest s.arre aud bu.ninaly .}c letter sa1.s
tsiinE-sl.Sv nd Southern: III white DO Kye
aa'.l. salts ~ hu s0c Harley ncuaa Cotn
sace-l hetssr Salts eG hu: @ SC foT Inferior 10
st,s g IL ill.,. :s.r3 mtayd Oats steiy ol state;
H!sxY-Nuiet - cs 10 Ibis " Il .i56c.
fk"s1.1o:s- market tutr with speculative f,c1~
ine=s; cher: H. - pns-inclins :o5 Lbs msss Inv nv.
s.Sop In Until lsh sept.mber: Is ~. Beef du salc
@ 5aot6t Hime 5a7 Is 1nc.s g. co C 10 Re pacs cd
I!issGa: lseEs go exts4s. n-.f hams dull. Ts1sc ID
!at uct sait, U h l0alic cn..aGn Il ctta fn harx
M3A- 7 ca
syorxssrcond ltasd mcr: Erie sd benas e Del. o..
TX l:e1Eg a; u ). I'd. Is do tenttal ~:
Galtna OK &c. + TEX &c. Il. 60. '
, 1859-08-24
mARfrIE INTELLIGENCE

Tuesday EvExtso. August %.
ARRIVED FRHx G:T'cAGn-at 1suff4io, Aug, al-prop
Nunona. and >:l,oo:1. r Tcantcst.
CLEARED Foa Cu1cA, 'o-From i,utaIo, Aug 2i-pecps
Racine and Tonswah:a, shd ScLo.Aes II. Dart.
FEsE1s FAs,1SG nEr. 2otT, Aug. el:-
Er-rr Fs Tpnavan,..' J. rEafc State sehrs Re1ecc,
Ittrr Augusta Summit |. = Hyde, j. Stot A. Hus, ii
SewhIltl AMI n bns, lame unknown.
Dows-rrrs. Maslatan, ,AsratIc, Amlty. Mohawk.
M'enan aTS sd1iss: B les 4u;bee Gtadstor; Schs.
aud sEu bsi;,s and talee furc-and afess. unxno1n.
In the ssd:-
Cr-rr"rs. Dacoah. Racine: Bib: Ocean; Schn Speed
". r.. 1ianna. Fairna Mills. Lilly Dancy.
Dows-scAFs Revolving Light ". McNalr, Dia1
, 1859-08-24

New REJECTED Spring sod during tho week at 957c In
store.
C0RN-Reccyts Last week, us 14s bu; shipments oct
bu The market during the 1a:t wcek has xhown much
greater activity. the receipts md shipments Indicate
and The amount II ktore has det1csxed some 6atne
bushelA At the opening. No. Corn In store sold at
e96.c-sdvancnE during The week to 6seand eloslrx ut
e@6:e-a pretty ztket. The receipts by Cansl have
lceu liberal and sales ade At range OF Ge9
63c a1oat according quality. ve5 little has be&n doue
iA No. Rejected the stock Of which Is quite elna
Topaz The nnaska opened i'm u &C for No. but Dc.
clned to SIC betore the co Sa}cs 1900 bu Ye'uw
Canal 1t adeat; to0 bu do nj ob GOO bu No.
In sore 500 bu do &C In sore .n0 bu do at
elkc otc obu do n 6lc store; o3 bu Rejected 1t
tsctn stose; 800 bu do At &c Ia store.
The transactions Of the week day by DAY. will be found In
The following psec Of C4al being givea aaoa+
ioAhS = In
, 1859-08-24

*sonssfderabiy, but eaoses srm for eho;ee quali:
tiss. Current psises a1e much .ho.s The Init limit.
show the first shipment for several months:
1928 bushelst to taaassw It u per bushel- Com,
has been moderately ae4ive-the stock of new
is very light, especially Southern.
There has been quite movement in mess
pork. elA.2 Is haa been paid to-day, which il e
cents abore Wednesdays prices. Beef is s1i}l
dull. One cause Of The depression in salt n1eats
dered more limited. by the low prices Of fresh
Ment-
The 'subjoiued table shews the value Of the
shipments Of six leading articles Of breadstuifs
aud provisions for tue week ending Aug: 18th,
aud since January 1st, compared with the cor
responding periad last year:
, 1859-08-24
DtHturhancca In KanxuH.

LEAvESwoR7H, Aug ...-Some confirmation
If the reports oil tie outbreak in the South hns
reached here. One Of the Jay Uawkcrs has
becu taken into Missouri. Montgomery was re-
ported IN tue field, and ii is expected he will
u'tenli't his recapture. Considerable uneasi-
ness existed. und renewal Of 1isturbau ces il
anticipated. -
, 1859-08-24
Buffalo Market.

o. AtAEenAsH'1 Br1zAza. August ..
thrR-F1rHl. butuacllange et. Sales l,00obAls.
GtAiS-Wheat olened firm. with fair milling demand
wy e1$A q1ct Small lots Gsocc re II u5 :li do white
i.s- Houtr> Of Con skiNE adv4Ece of ltscpo luz
W humber OF to3tx ftported agruunl between lrt.
" 1lsET-FfTIhef.
~. M1"E1stt0J Ibis Hours - go bu wheat; 1aco} h
con- GLU III outs; , ~ lii harley, ' -
1.1foH1s-l9,NUbu wheat; G,04u tu corn
, 1859-08-24
r<.4F-> CITY OF BUFFALO,
a22E&He16Q L. D. PxRxrux Commander

WESTERN METROPOLIS, ". T. PxAsx, Commander.
lorA ~ Essnn:: Lue between clese,anl and But1a'
T. Karosa Dock. cleveland, every evening, tundays
e1cer'ed a oefock q On the arrival Of tho trlns fn1
the Suth 1n West. king connection at Buffalo,
with the morning trains The New York Central and buff
llu New York i Ede Railroad, for Stagasa Fails, ko.
Owego, New Yutk antl Bosson.
II il useless seak eatortely Of the abnya boats be-
in nlreay veil known 10 the travelling public u In al
srtcts First. .Eiaas cuMxonIors and aA7E.
Thus rendering summer tip to New fork any point
ea.t II lue the most desirable OF any that e0ul1 te
planned
Tcksts Be had It all Ticket Oces In the Wes and
the Eompanys Office under Revere 1ouse corner Of
Randolph and Dearborn streets, aoa 1t the .!epot.
@. H. GRAY. General Western AEent-
tQ1X u. EANHBKLx. Gen. Suul. icl3
, 1859-08-24

lsosToN. Aug ;'S.-A trot between Flora Tcn,.
pie and Princess for u purse Of 81 900, mile
Sats, ,' best three in Eve, CAME Off 1bis r. NJ,
fiora won three straight heats, making time ns
fellows: irst, ::::33cc second, e:a6 third. a:s4
, 1859-08-24

NEw Yonk, Aug. .3.-The Hau,monia 10,
Hani,urg. to-morrow, will take about $1,000
in gold and Sc, ,U03 in silver, Tie Arabia, iron,
Boston. takes none FROM this city.
, 1859-08-24
VtrrfUf1 pn1ttfra.

ML1iAonr, Fa., Aug. "a large meeting Of
n: Opposition WAS held here last night. Reso.
1utio,,s we're passed expressing preference for
N. H. i'o.ts, for Preai1cut, and recommend.
-, 'uldins Of u State Convention durin.
TIL. fuli -----------.
, 1859-08-24

Receipts fer the week:
i.uHotf4 lert.. 6ttI0J
SHs..E cs ..s.'s.--.t1t.WU
t4asa :. .'....-.-...'s. onW!
=, Sns1 ana llcRe14 ...i,NQ
Sales during the week:
Cargo Of 4 A. Stzvuacl from M.aItee mixed, at u
terms tI,s.
cargu of sr Bucna Vista fro,n Mauisee mixed. At q
teE.11s cash. ~
Of scr Juniata Eatton from Green Bay tutxsd 4
Sc; cash.
Cargo u schr. Florence, from Muskegun, mixo 4Syo;
c.A-h.
Cargo If sell.. Ear1er. from Muskeson, at @65o.
No csattsc IN rrtaiI ssss though E!crc t. +trnng down
warl teEdeny aad Should not tr SURPRISED 1t dline
beflIc t1e week ciGscs