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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-05

D~ We notice at Strattan's Corner .
large and complete stock of Dry Goods, just
received from the eastern cities; and we also
notice that the style. quality and cheapness
of said goods are vouched for by the many
customers that daily throng their counters.
And we advise those who wish q good article
1t as low rate as any in the market to give
them . call.
They also have q nice assortment OF Free
Labor Goods.
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Sherif's Sale.

flY virtue Of sundry executions to me directed
1fIom the ayne Circuit CourtI " i'll expose pub
lie sale AZ the Court House door, in the town Of Cen
April, 1850, between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. 81
and tour o'clock 2. NJ, said day, the FOLLOWING
State aforesaid, and described follow to vii: 4
part Of section 20 township IS, range l. beginnng al
The center Of saie section 90 rnnninz thence north so
poles, thence ives. 50 poles, thenee nth 80 poss
thence east 20 poles 70 the place Of beginning
ing - acres Levied upon - the property Nathan
Meek, satisfy the following executions wis-ase
in favor Of John Coyner Nathan Meek oae in f.
o. Lewis Barke, 9. ais Joseph Meek Matthias
Maddrsn AID Nathan Meek. and In favor of Jsnas
p Bug ais, sdmrs Nathan Nssk ard JOSEPH.
Meek
is. sTIDHAM ShGwC
March II, 1ss9-
Prs &5A
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~ B. & j. Coffin have removed to tn.
Ham building. opposite the Citizens Bank.
and have received their new stock Of DR.
Goods. Hats, Boots and Shoes, to whic
they invite special attention. Having rur
chased their stock At the lowest figures at tbs
head Of the market. they teel confident i
being able to give their friends and custom.
ers as good bargains as can be had any~herr
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e. The Republicans elected their town
ship officers in Centre Township on Monday
last. and we congratulate them upon the re-
suit. The ticket was headed by our old friend
James W Woods, for Justice Of the Peace. He
is eminentIy fitted for the place. and the 9TH
ers on the ticket are equnlly meritorious.
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~ Oar xcrmes, thanks are tendered

~ Our warmest thanks are rendered to our
young friend. Dr. I, Rose, for the present Of a
very handsome poundcake, on the happy hymen-
ial occasion he has recently participated u as
Of the principals. "a learn from brief note
which accompanied the cake. May his life be
extended far beyond the period usually allotted
to man. and like a vast flower garden, beautifully
besprinkled with little tea roses! The cake was,
judging from its excellent flavor, baked hot, and
when cold it lost of the heated taste impart-
ed to it whilst baking-twas delightfully."- season.
ed with the best of Cayenne pepper! May our
young friend, when he shuffles off his mortal COIL
never reach q place as hot that cake! is
the prayer of every printer who tasted it.
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AN ORDINANCE establishing tn. we,. Linz If Erua

AN ORDINANCE establishing the Yves. Line Of Frons
Street, North Of Main Street
Be it ordained by the Mayor Common Council Of
the City Of Richmond. that the West line of Front
Street. at its junction with Main the north side be-
and the hereby established IS feet Of the
east line of OF No. IS, laid of and recorded in
James n Dugdalss edition to the city, aud running
thence north in straight line till it interests the
side of Front ST., nowi stablished-
SEC. ITO be in force from and after its passage
and publication. JOHN FINLEY, Mayor.
Attest, W W. AUSTIN Clerk
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~ 1t Is reported that gentleman CALL
ed few days since, with his "better half"
1t the rooms of Mr.. Boswell. and had like
ness taken of her, which he declared he
liked better than the original. Kyou want .
good picture, call at Boswell's.
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$500 Per Month.
Honorable and lcnteel Business

To PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
AGENTS, local and travelling wanted in every town
and county in the Unioa ia the sale OF ne
and important article Of utility. beauty and novelty, de-
manded In family aud ufactory, anordog
large profits and quick humbug but article in
great demand and with sale vher
OF rcd II rare chance for Der .ons ias
salary and Full Inform alton viii
be sent receipt of i've dollars. Address
II. L. WILLIAMS.
Milan, Erie Co.. Ohio.
ApriI5, go II
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~ Frank Lese's New Family Magazine, is
on our table from Sam. Elders Postoffice News
Depot. 1t is filled with interesting matter, and is
emphatically Gazette of Fashionable Ladies
should have the copy for April: price 25 Cts
Our young friend Sam. is enabled to supply all
who call upon him with reading matter just suited
to their taste. Give him call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-05

- We are sure that those having bust
ness with the Clerk Of our Courts, will be
grati6ed to know that SIMON CLEcKNKR, ESQ.
formerly of Cambridge City, is Col. MERE
DrrH's Deputy Clerk. A more competent
and better qualified assistant than he will
make in that Office. does not grow in the
Key Stone State or elsewhere; it is emphati-
cally an appointment fit to be made
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~ We learn, just as our paper is goirg TO
press, that the Junior Sous of America in this
city, purpose having Literary Exhibition short
iy. They always succeed in making good i'm.
preston, and it is safe to say that the public will
be we'll pleased to have the Sons once more ca.
tering to its literary taste and amusement.
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For Trade.

have = god size Young Horse four year, Old
sgood sir. Young Mare sax years old
also Eae younS Durham Gov,
vnl be sold very o. snd VIII take god pAss II u
pay IL good nfe-"Soo. eetFsfed - ny shop. s.
= ". ROBINSON
Asfoh &c -eS' BIN
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK &c. &c.
together with all the latest
Literary aud Pictorial Papers
Can be had of SAM ELDER,
1851 News Agent at the r. o.

CRY SCHOOL FuND.-We published in our
last paper an interesting article from Clayton
Hunt, one Of the Trustees of the Free
Schools, in which there was slight mistake.
We give below a corrected statement:
Reed of old School Board. $lV2s.o>
County Auditor of delinquent
2,6S7i2
1 mos school ......2.s66 q
go Is
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~ The Common Pleas Court vas COM
meneed on Monday last. Judge Benton pro-
siding. It will continue four weeks.
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ApriI5, go

Cutting Dresses, h asques, Goats, Vests, &c.
Years practice in teaching the rules invented has
enabled her TO make hers perfect where others failed
Call and Mrs D. will show rule free ofeharge You
take lesson test it by fitting lining and uni ess
satisfied charge Il be learned ia two hours
UPAgents Wanted. l73ts
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YOUNG AMERICA IN NEwPoRr.-The cleo
ton of Township Trustee, in Newport, on
Monday last, got up considerable excitement.
A Mr.. Jeffries. and Mr.. Baily were the can
didates The former was elected by major
ity of five. On Tuesday evening the friends
of the successful candidate set on fire tar
barrel by way of glorifcation. The young
friends Of Baily took the tar barrel and rolled
it down in front of the residence of their can
didate, when the friends of Jeffries attacked
the Baily boys iu which blows were given.
The assailants, the Jeffries boys. were taken
up and fined. 1t is hoped this will be the
end
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Lumber :

~Persons intending to build or use
L.mber you'd do ven to call on WIN. CAIN SONS.
the Depot they have large stock Of kinds
hand and all bi lis ~ short notice They will
she quality of lumber low figures for cash.
any Cheap Lumber Yssd' in the city. 1i-3
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Something New /!

MRS. J.. DRURY, would re.
specially inform The Ladies OF Richmond
that she will stop for . short time as the
Meredith House, on Main Street, east door,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-05
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Temperance Orders.
1hs TEMPLE OF HONOR meets every Tuesday
Evening.
The TEMPLE DECREE. meet Monday nights.
The GOOD TEMPLARs meet on every Wednesday Even.
ing.
evening.
The UNION rEMpLARs (colored) every THilsy svsn's.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
NOTES ON NURSING
By HLOR1sCR NICRYISg4rv
HE MARBLE FAUN-
Ha.therne's last vsrk. highly speasn Of b. ,is rr-
generally.
TRAVELS AND STUDY IN ITALY,
~ ChAs. 1llios Mort
FATE OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
b Capt AsOiinsees p :.
ANNUAL MONITOR for lsso-for the sosse,y o..
Friends,
1s-2t SMITH 3 swAYvR
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Wilson's Albany Strawberry,
Ohio Everbearing Raspberry,
AND
THE ALLEN RASPBERRY,
For sale at the LINDEN HILL NuRERIEs.
I5-3t RAILSBACK & HUTTON.


Ever.Bearing Raspberry.
\ LARGE lot Of Ohio Everbearing.
a Belle de Yontenay do
Marvel OF Four Seasons do
All Narrated to with all the varieties of
climbing plants found In any establishments here
At the SYLVAN HEIGHT NURSERIES,
lest g. MENDENHALL 4 SONS.
1--WE authorized to announce the Asm Of Esra
Smith Co. As Candidate to represent the interests
q the people Of Wayne County and "the Of
hind" by furnishing them with SASH Blinds, France
Door Moulding. &C., Of good quality at fair rates. =
See Adv ertising GARD.
~ Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing
handsome residence in pleasant location
complete and desirable recently with
convenience do by application this
unimpsoved lot can also be had on fair terms.
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| ~ We invite attention to the advertise
mont Farm for Sale" We have been on
the premises. and regard it as one of the most
desirable farms in the State.
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H>HE hosseand Lot 81 the tanetioa u Hssps ans n
u streets, - hozse eonesins i've rosas. x9ss =
lar, gas nxtares. Ac- There 10 On shs lot . ZOO
vatsr lstsrr. frait trees, GraDs vinss "A Il.
baiidinxs- Also sve asstssbis balidisg Ices r.
south Of ss shove. rontisg sstb Dssof aad N.r5o
All Of said rropsPsy will ooll 1sr oss ri - T.
balance in ens and tso years. asl iaasaioAs ,.os.s
Cven- JONI q HArf -
January 18th, 1850. = -
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Ladies' Dress

whole OF these goods be sold OF thi
IA marked prices regardless OF cost
New York Cash store,
R. JACKSON.
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Preble Co. Agricultural Fair

TINE Preee County Asrieuissrsi sosissy, will hold
u their eleventh Ann Fair on the Pair 0ronaf 4
the Society. adjacent Kston he eiehsssnah nine,
Sentieth, and twsaty dare Of Sepseuhse A n 81
Open to ALL By order Of DoAsd.
Eaton, Ohio, Feb I6, lfc0. n
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A Friendly Gail.
persons knowing themselves Indebted to the under
respectfully requested to make immediate pay
me- without further notice. SAM'L BELLS
Richmond, 2 IN Is, 1860. 14-4w.
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For Sale or Rent.

VI OdAO VI xSSuLs
T$hE property known as Meals Station about three
L miles east Of Richm md, containing about three
asres Of land good dwelling house. depo. house. and
fixtures The above property will be for rent IL not
sold by the lss day OF March next Inquire Of Ralph
4 Hldritse, Proprietor,
JANIS NJ. POE,
Real Estate Asest.
feb L. 7oG.
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WOULD respectfully In
" form the public that
he is prepared to execute
neatly. promptly and At
the lowest rates. all orders
for Painting
~ Particular attention
paid to Draining, Glazing
and Paper Hanging.
A share of public pat
Honage 10 respectfully so.
lieited.
14tf
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Blacksmithing and Hame Making;

u1AVE fitted shop, Smith street. tmmedi-
ately back OF the store OF G. w. Barnes where they
prepared do all kinds of Backsmithing other
work in their line. They have put up Of Brady &
Sons. best Engines and therefore prepared TO do
promptly and cheaply ALL kinds of wrought iron Mill
Bolts for Bridges and in short everything the publ
desire They also extensively engaged in the
fact an&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

rufianisn Of the politicians, what WI &c
thought Of the general habits and tose Of our
peoplsf In what degree of respect will the
statesmen be held abroad Of whom We speak ia
such slightiDg terms. The effect may be e.
tmsted by the anecdote related by Mr.. b.
chanan the other day. IF we we're to judge BY
the language of your newspapers" said an
English gentleman to him, 1--WE should take the
men whom you select for positions of high
political trust for the veriest scoundrels In
society,"
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PERSONAL ABUSE FOR PARTY PURposEs.-t 10
to be regretted, for the credit and respectsbility
of the press, that party animosity should ever
induce Il 10 enter into personalities. In its
columns at least political controversies should
be carried on without resort 10 such weapons.
The course pursued by the Tines, the Tribune
and other black republican papers, In refer
ence TO recent appointment by the President.
Is one which cannot be too strongly condemned
by every decent journal. The spirit and Ian.
guage of the articles that they have published
on the subject are such as would disgrace q
Five Points barroom- Such language used
towards the Executive would at any time be
indefensible, but II Is doubly 20 when II Il Do
litically objectless. The President is near the
close of his term, and has neither the intention
nor the desire to enter upon another contest. His
political life will soon he at an end and there
IL nothing 10 be gained by following him M
TO the period Of his retirement with such ma
lignant, inscriptions and persevering hostility.
Some respect should be paid To his years,
II not 70 his Office. Whatever may be
the disfavor with which bis acts are viewed by
those politically opposed TO him, II should be
remembered that be Is at the age when the
Judgment il ripest and responsibility most
felt, and that younger men should, ia differing
with him, ct least accord him the credit Of the
motives which they claim for themselves
Nothing can reflect more Disgrace upon our In
stitutions than the free and unchecked use Of
such foul-nouthed Evaporation against the
chief magistrate Of the nation. II goes far 70
Justify The reprosch used against us By To-
reigsers, that We believe In nothing, and honor
aothing. II The pres, which h regarded -
Ne great organ Of Instruction, dssssa1s V ~
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msst for any purpose. An lands within dhs
iinit of any State which have been subject to
sale ct private entry, and which shall remain
unsold after the lapse Of thirty years, shall be
coded to such State, upon the Legislature a.
senting to the cession; but the cession shall in
no case invalidste any incspHve presumption
right or location, nor any sale which may be
made by the United States. This is about the
substance Of Senator Johnson's Homestead
bill.
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WHAT THE HOMESTEAD Bull PROVIDES For
The Homestead bill, which passed the Senate
on Thursday by vote of44 10 8, provides that
any person who IL the head Of . family NAV,
after the act becomes Law, enter one quarter
section (l6o acres) Of vacant and upappropri
ated lands, or any les quantity, 10 be located
In body, In conformity with the legal subdi
vision Of public lands, upon making anidsvit
before the Register that the applicant IL head
Of family, and ID actually settled on the land.
and that the application Is made for his or her
benefit and that Of no one else The final Ger.
Hncate, or patent, shall not be issued for Eve
years after the date Of entry, and not before II
is certified by two credible witnesses that The
settler has erected dwelling house and resided
upon the land for the five years; whereupon the
patent shall be issued upon payment of twenty.
five cents an acre. The land thus acquired shall
not be liable for debt until after the patent Is
ssued. In cases Of false swearing upon making
the entry, or abandoning the land for more
than six months ct one time, the land shall re-
vert To the government The rights conferred
by this act are extended 10 inchoate citizens
who have declared their intentions, as re
quired by the naturalization laws, before the
issuing ofthe patent Nothing In this act shall
be construed 20 a. TO impair the existing pre-.
emption, donation, or graduation laws, or To
embrace lands reserved to be sold or entered
at the price Of two dollars and fifty cents On
acre. The President Il required 10 order oil
surveyed public lands into market, BY procls-
nation, within two years from The date Of this
oct, except suoh ~ are reserved By the govern
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Supreme Ccurt-aersrar rsrn.

Hsfoee Hoa. judges Sutherland. nuIlD and 6oeney.
IN P~pk asf Wa1fv ". Pyto 70. SsNnv n S~eh-
In Tits &C. decledcs 80 rssdeve1 - Ne ene0 nss ~.
tsfnAass, beng no rsnsAsas n he re9neeeh 90
vscs, mcls,be 10 the onrs y ceecael NJ esseuss
esa oanapsusssiy - aGale. ~ ~ tegmsa ~ Is
sre1ass appeals3, "a Ne argunsss u ~ 60 ~
hoard - morunG. noclnio0 rUpMvsa.
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IArlA KNr's rmArss-Lsu NreEr on rm exlsox -
mis- evening Mls Laura Keene announces - the last
night o hcr present ssasos the third Of her very ecgSa,
md popuay cstaslshmcut ne occasion ID msds ~
more Interesting BY being aned Or the beaest Of Mss
gccpc and The concluding performance Of Mr. Bourci
cauns "Collccn Bawn," ua Interesting young person
being transferred 70 tho Arch ssrsss rhesc Philadelphia
nett week. Without doubt the public viii bear subssn
ial testimony 10 N>s Kcenes deserved popularity, both
&c arts, and manager, BY erowding the theatre from
parqueth gallery.
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CoSDUcr OF Custom House. OFFICIALS AT
CHARLEsroS.-One Of the extraordinary fea.
lures presented by the late Democratic Con.
vention at Charleston was the fact that Gus
tom House officials Of this city appeared o.
tentatioufly upon the arena, reviling Mr.. Ba-
chanan in every barroom and at every corner
Of the streets. and playing the partisan for q
candidate well known to be at bitter enmity
with the President Indeed, some Of theee men
openly and above board proclaimed them
selves the confidential agents of that candidate,
and In their blind confidence Of success, or their
skill In playing political bluff, denounced and
defed the administration. misrepresented news-
papers, and acted generally In the most reck-
lees manner. under the very nose Of the Col
lector Of the Port, who was present at the Con-
venton; and these men still retain their dtus-
tons In the Custom House, after 90 shsmefully
abusing their trust, and abandoning their du-
ties TO 6libuster against the government, and
sting like vipers the hand thst gives them their
daily bread
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wrm GAnDU.-Ths performances by shs French ~
ts Or Juguess benen 70 night should pos b fcrrsn
M "Msscadet'' Of Baizac b the principal play.
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I'm oyraA Ar I'M wmrn Cams. ia Juive" WIN be
rvss ii the matinee today fr NJ very sss performance
rsSbv, snd sssen sssG sAh opera. On Monday Frer.
zc,,, s,nss n she rrovsore," and On Tuesday "Nasu
CO.. vsn be prsducsd, win rsbbri and nsw tenor M
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Curxuuxes Rooa-nason and rnouas fourth classical
sssrss vim take piass tonight The presrAnme tho
b<ua of the ecviea.
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AcAnyrr or Bruo-rArn MrsuL-RossInis grand
opera Moe" win be sung to-day for The mssiBee beng
The only morning perfcrnancs that pe efvea Of his
season. very nns work, elassrsssly and ve''
douc and deserves public Attention snlnsst degree
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NspAu GszzAxma win sing for thrss sishs - Tue
Acadeny before going 70 Europa On Tuesday me WI
appear In her grand role, ~ "svA' fcs NE ~ une
In this country rse simple aasounosnens sss0d % sur
6cseu1 70 crowd the houes.
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entertaining. and we have on hssd fun reports
Of them, which win be printed ~ soon a. our spsoe
will permit
meeting Of the colored people was held a. the
Shnoh African church last evening. to express sym
patty with certain Philadelphia negro rescuera
The attendance did not exces4 thirty persons,
and the proceedings were Of no interest to the
public.
The Quarantine Commissioners have accepted the
resignation Of Dr.. Harris, of the Floating Hospital
and directed. the Secretary Of the Board to dis
charge all the employees on the hulk, with tho ex-
cepuon OF ono man, to act as shipkeeper or Gus
tod'sn OF the property. No funds have been pro-
v'ded TO defray the expenses of the Floating
Hospital during the coming season; hence the no.
cessity Of this step.
We learn by telegraph from st. GATHERINGS, G.
W., that the broken lock in the welland Canal is
repaired-boats commenced locking yesterday
morning. The canal is now in good order. We
that the propeller Young America arrived at tn at
port yesterday, with first freight through by canal
and lakes this season.
The cotton market Was firm yesterday, with sales Of
26oo bales, closing on the basis Of IL c for ndding
uplsnas Ise sovancing tendency IN Liverpool Heign6
tendeo to check transactions in four and especially for
export. sales Of all kinds moderate, while prices
without change Of moment Wheat was In fair re-
quest and the market rather nrmer with fair amount
Of Gales. Corn was STEADY, and the demand fair.
Pork frmer, with sales II prices gives In another
column Sugars sold to the extent Of about 700
500 bhds, chiefly Cubas, at steady prices. OeGee
quiet for most descriptions zoe bags 81 Domingo were
sold ct 1870. Freshw drm, and for Liverpool! nour
cIoecd =, D. and grain at exd I'd n bulk and ships
BAGS,