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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31
FOUR BANDS.

The HIGHFLYERS have kindly promised their
sweet strains. Tho CHINESE BAND with their
Shanghai Driver, will be on hand. C00PERS
OPERA TROUPE, with the man who Tloyed ON n
Harm C thousand strings, viii occupy another
cant. Whilst Scotland For Ever viii be represented
in the HIGHLAND BAG-PlPE CLAN.
To uu,icswect we n march The street
And please tho gathered throng;
Come then We gGllanls, one and all,
And bring tao girls along.
The public arc respectfully requested not TO med
die or Interfere with this Troupe on is march, os
they may find that they, liko their ancestors, are
some ON fight; they may also please look odt fol-
the Police.
Look out also for the
TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION, FIRE WORKS, ROCKETS, &C
and especially the CRACKERS on the eve Of the
glorious 24th
Signed, by Order Of our Big Tiger
GEN. NJ A. SHOCKS.
GEN. JULIUS CAESAR.
SEc o. G.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31
PROGRAMME.
o yes! o yes!! o yes!!!
GRAND CALVTI7UMPIAN
Z * II I B I T [ . N
AT GOODRICH,
oath MAY. 1860. 24th MAY.

To erery man, lroman and ctHd, in and around
and about this Canddd,
GREETING:
W. the Original Cathumpians, by our Big Tiger
and Head Chief wishing 10 maintain unspottcd the
original purity of our Rank and Order, desire by
these presents 20 let the inhabitants Of this Wilder
ness know, that on the QurEN's BIRTHDAY, lS60,
they will come out Of their dcns and astonsh the ma
tiyes
The unnitiated will learn some Of our Orders most
IL. L.. IL. r.Il
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31

ES7- Agents wanted for every County in the State,
and liberal discount given to Agents or Wholesale
buyers
n43- SD. ELw00D, Publisher, Detroit.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31

s. D. ELwooD, Esq.--Dcar Sir: have looked at
the prospectus Of your intended compilation Of laws
regulating the action Of township and other local
officers, with forms for their use in performing the
various duties assigned 20 thcnl.
These officers have entrusted TO their care the pre-
lmnnry steps in assessing taxes, opening roads and
many other matters in which close adherence 10
law is absolutely essential This can be secured in
no other way than by furnishing them, not only with
the laws themselves, but with convenient and accu-
rate forms / have no doubt juicious compilation
of this Kind will not only facilitate the transaction oil
business but remove the occasion for great deal OF
annoying and expensive litigation l um very glad
the work has been undertaken, for it much needed
Respectfully yours,
JAMES V. CAMPBELL
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31

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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31
BILL Q r Re

At daylight, each and every Calithumpian will
come out Of his and her den at the sound Of gu
Trumpetcr, mounted on the
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-05-31

viii also be presented
But enough: the performances Of this Venerable
Troupe, numbering some 100, with all its warriors,
braves big and llc bugs, tom-cas, tigers and fee.
males and is nyiyallcd equipments, closely rcsem-
bling those of the Field of the Cloth Of Gold, must
be seen 20 be appreciated
Our Music, OF the classic order, will consist of
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
DELINQUENT Taxes.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that will proceed to sell
~ public auction, tn second Monday in Nov
ember between the hours of 10 O'Clock. and
4, D. m. Of said day. before the Council House door
this city the following described real estate, for
taxes due and unp-id ~ ,he owners. to Wit:
Beard solomon. 81 and IS Fifth street
Beard SineK, corner of Fort Wayne Avenue and
Fifth
Brightwell, Oliver North hf Is South Front st.
Bell. Jacob, ls4 Marion st.
Artell. Amos. lot South Fifth st.
Brown job 204 North Sixth st.
Curry, Cornelius I lot Marion st.
Dugdale, Thomas A, south east corner Main and
Dusd.le. Mrs.. E, W % south sixth st.
Edwards J. J. It's Main 81.
Ham Jason corner Main and Pearl streets.
Harris, John, lot. Marion st.
Kuhlman Fred - and Us Eighth It.
Norris. Henry. 277 Ninth st.
Overmau Cornelius. hf 90 Pearl st.
Perry. Chester r.. 29S Ninth st.
NON RESIDENTS.
Gartman, II Green ct.
Hoing.w OF tn, Charles. 20 seventh street.
Moore Edward. I'2 seventh st.
St,atns John. south hf Ill Marion st.
Scott. Daniel r. south IF % Seventh u.
Smith John p. 81 Sixth
King LAWN Is feet Main -.
Stephenson. Vincent. SO Pearl st.
Thomas. els " 2S Pool ST.
The rents and profit. of which said property will
frst be offered sale for the shortest time the
be sold for exceeding years pay said
and the Of sale: and if the md profits
will not erin- the required am"unt will II Offer
the simple highest bicaer for ca ID hand
selling ore Of said property than will DO suf-
ficieut to dis arge said tax and cns.s.
c. r. WILLIAMS, Collector
| October lst. 1850 "a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

~ Our neighbor Cuiley of the Jeffer-
so"ian. complains that G. w. Julian, mani
tested his approval of that part Of Senator
Bright's speech, where he so truthiully held
up the "lttle giants Inconsistencies to the
gaze OF the audience. by using "both feet
and big walking stick" He hasn's =
word to say about the "noise" made by the
Douglas men in the Bell Everett procession
the other night. with COW bell, and dressed
in the Uniform of that party-one Of whom
had acted Marshal to the Douglas "Sun-
day School Pic Mic" last month. If one
Incl ent deserves to be handed down to pos
terity through the jeff, surely the other
does also.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

|" We never saw the Republicans work
so theoretically and thoroughly. as they did
on Tuesday last. Good order and quietness
prevailed. with one exception. A prominent
Beileveretite, suffered his III temper to OBJ
tam the mastery Of the muscular and bony
appendage suspended from his right shout
der. and it came in contact with one OF our
Fo1lks it " as resented in proper maoror
by the rule Of reason. The offending party
made an ample apology for his rudeness
and acknowledged to the crowd that his
opponent possessed the right kind of cour-
age. A Bridge of comfy was thus made,
and. hand in hand one party led the other
through an excited crowd. and kanded him
firing exertions Of the glorious WideAwakes,
do the Republican party of Old Wayne owe
"a goodly share of,heir triumphant majority.
For the 6rst tire. since the Republican par
ty was organized in Sc. did our German fe-
low citizens assis; US in this city in any con-
siderable numbers-the principle of free
homes for free white men in our territories.
instead Of having that rich soil cursed with
the black curse of slave labor, would, were
it not for Douglas demog ogues. find uni
versal response in the heart of all Of Ger
man birth. and ALL would be Republicans.
To sum up, in short, the cause Of our un-
precedented victory, not only in our coun
ty but throughout our State, the true secret
is: EVERY MAN DID HIS DUTY. Let
every Republican in the State bu, work with
the Same zeal and energy. from now until
November 9th, and Indiana will have the
proud satisfaction Of rolling up for Honest
Old Abe" not less than TWENTY-FIVE
MAJORITY!
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Gerlman LanglaaHe.

To all who would learn the German L0S'
GRACE. the undersigned take pleasure in an
nouncing that they have taken course OF
instructions Of j. Wright, in the rpdl-
ments thereof, and confidently recommend
it as speedy, thorough and practical. In
eighteen lessons we have obtained such a
knowledge that we feel enabled 20 pursue
the language. by the aid Of suitable books,
without further instruc ion from a Teacher.
Without wishing to overrate the merits
of the ystem or Instructor, we believe that
persons Of ordinary capacity and attain
ments. with due diligence. can in a few
months acquire knowledge of the language
that will be of eminent practical utility.
Jennie A. Hadley. Matte J. Nordyke,
Clara Snow. Dulhe Nj. Posey. D. w. Coffin.
John Nicholson. Benz. A. Webb. w. P.
Thomas. G. Reece. R. E. Haughton.
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~ Our friend Poe. has sold his half OF
the Broadaxe Printing establishment. to
Mr.. John Quincy Adams Thompson. for
merly Of the Indiana Courant" of Man
Gle. With this change the sensible conclu-
sion has been arrived 1t. as we predicted.
to raise the price of the paper to q less
starving rate. The new proprietors nov
ask 81. 60 for their paper furnished to city
subscribers, and 81, SO to all others, in ad-
vance. We furnish the Palladium to all
Wishing it At %. in advance-iti is well worn
double that sum.
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TIME TABLE.

I'vissi' asd Departures Of Passenger Ttai.s.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
On and afssr April 10TH Trains depar,
Q follows:
rrsixhs Leaves 7.2, Passenger, $40 A. r., Pc
oPia and Darlington Express Train $40
Passenger arrives $50 Richmond for
Cineinnsti Peoria and Burlington Express 400 =.
Freight $50 ,. =.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond b. n.
gton Express Cincinn 81
Indianapolis Express 10 90 Mail 325 Freight
1870
Express 20 A. =; Indianapolis Ex. 500
-: Burlington 1xpress s:s5 IN; Freight u 80
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and IVES b r.
Day Express, 30. Express freight, Gas, o IN:
Cnotnnau Freight. $50 n.
Doing East-Morning Express. 7.43. .. m; Columbus
NAIL 49, p. Night Express. 1857. p m. Express
soighs. l,lo: m; Cincinnati Freight. II 05. .
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

GRAPEs--We are under many oblga-
tons to our friend BENZ. Strattan. and the
weight Of those obligations is increased by
his presenting us with large basket Of
grapes, which are finely matured and per-
feet in growth. He has not only our thank S
but the thanks of those who eajoyed th EN-
with US.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

One OF the most interesting and exciting
FEATURES of our County Fair just ended was
the spirited contest for the premium on
Threshing machines. The comp ,tition was
the strongest We have ever had, there being
7 entriss.--3 by A. Gaar Il Co. one by F.
w. Robinson. one by j. N. Akin & Co.,
and two of Robinson's manufacture. enter
ed by the owners of each--all run BE- por-
table engines except the two last named.
The following shows the relative time of
each machine:
Pounds-m s.
A Gaar Co.'S steam machine, ID run, 1856 in 5 2s
+. W. Robinson - s73 in rs
J. NJ. Akin 4 Co. >" s43 in 10
Gaar e Co, s33 in SIS
Robinsons Horse Power owned by Pill
king.on Il Haines. Sill in So
"Comer & Co, 7s4ip 50
The premium being offered for the ma
chine thrashing fastest and cleaning aud
saving the best. the committee awarded the
first premiurn to Robinson's Horse Power
machine exhibited by Pilkiu gton & Hanes,
it having thrashed fastest aud cleaned per-
fectly without waste. This was decidedly
a victory for Mr.. Robinson. inasmuch as he
had TO contend with the best manufacturers
Of the State.
81 Messrs. Taylor & Fryar inside fine
display from their gardens near this city.
They exhibited the best and greatest vari-
ETY. of vegetables. embracing almost every
article usually cultivated in this locality.
and received the premium thereon. They
are successful cultivators and intelligent
gardeners.
Walter G. Stevens exhibited his usu
al good taste in the arrangement of his ex-
hibition. He had over fifty varieties of
Irish potatoes-samples Of corn. wheat, veg
etables, pickles. flowers. &c, &c. No man
in the county contributes more to the inter
est of our Fair than Mr.. Stevens.
NIn the Floral Hall, G. Mendenhall.
Hutton aud Railsback. J. J. Conley. E. Y.
Teas. Irwin Reed. aud Mrs. Young Of Ea-
ton. made fine displays in the way Of flow.
ers, and rare plants. The Grapes by BENZ
Strattan were peculiarly fine. His black
Hamburgs we're large and dehcious-his
Isabella's and CstAwbs's were very fine.
He is the most successful cultivator of the
Grape 10 the county. and his display at the
late Fair. attracted the attention of every
visitor. His Ounces were the finest speci-
mems We have seen.
c%In apples. Lewis Jones. Thomas Hal
ly of Henry county. G W. Arment, Henry
Myers OF St. Joseph county. J. A Menden-
hall. John Thompson. Sam'l Porch Of Hen
~ county, were the principal exhibitors
The display was the finest we have ever
seen in this county. Mr.. Norris Jones. ex'
hibi,ed his new method for preserving fruit
from the extremely cold weather and spring
frosts. Ii must serve the very desirable
purpose Tor which it is designed. We nop'
, those who have peach trees will adopt
, and thus enable us TO have peaches as wei
As our southern friends. 1t is simple ant
easily applied. and consists in simply enclo
sing the trees in inclined boxes G.. Men
denhal made a beautiful miniature garde
, with walks and borders, mounds snd shrut
bery--flowers. &c. which attracted the al
teution Of all. The Horticultural Societ
also erected fountain, which added muc
> TO the beauty of the grounds.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

INDIANA STATE FArR-The ninth annual
State Fair will be held at indianapolis from
October 18th to the goth. Tho new grounds
are completed. and the most ample arrange
ments have been made to make it the finest
industrial exhibition ever made in the West
The premium list amounts to SIS, OOO.-
We hope to see old Wayne fully represent
ed. If
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

~ An old Republican came to town
estsrdsy, whilst the glorious news from
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. was pour
ing in from the telegram. for the purpose Of
procuring some assistance to raise barn
one day next week, when he became SO ella
ted that he forgot the day on which his barn
raising was take place, and he had to 60
home and ask his wife about it!
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Particular Notice.

Steinwsy Sons Overstrung Grand Action PA
no. have received numerous Gold aud Silver Medals
also tie LIST Premium at tho United States Fair 81
Cincinnati also at the late State Fair at Dayton :
II YOU want q FIRST Glass Piano Of the above manu-
factory, please call at
Prof. J ). MULLER'S
Piano Depot at Cambridge City. Ind.
Also, At PHIL DlCKIN SOUS Music Rooms Rich
mond. a. 6w
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kI Boswell's Pictures received the pre-
ference ever since lS46. without an excep-
ton. At our last Fair. out Of eight picture
rooms in the city. Boswell was the only one
that got . red ribbon Others refusing to
enter the list.
We would call attention to the pictures
Of Owen s. Edgerton. Eli Brown. Phsbs
Foulke Paul Larsh aad others. shown BY
Mr.. B. at the late county exhibition--shey
His rooms are at the sign Of the Big Cam
era, West Main street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

Rev. B. F. FOSTER. will preach in Hen
rvs Hall. next Sabbath. (Oct. 14th) at
I04 O'Clock. and in the evening at =. Sub
ject for morning: The Pastoral Relation. -
For evening: by request The " Parable
of Me Rich Man and Laznrus"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Richmond Lodge, meets the frst Tuesday
evening every month Observation-Disclosures.
Webb Lodge, the third We inesday.
King Solomon Cha pier, se.ond Friday
Wayne COnacii hrn Thursday in March, June
September andDecember OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BrtttOn Lodge (colored first Monday in each
month.
i. q. O. r.
White Waer Lodge meets overy Friday evening.
Herman (tievman) Iodgeevery Tuesday evening
Woodward Lodge.every "Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday OF each month
Degree # Rebecca. OF Whitewater and W God ward
Lodges, first and third Tuesday Of each month.
Degree Of Hebecca of Herman Lo. &c, first and third
Monday Of each month
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

DlED-on the 4.h Of 10th mo, $50. his 3oth
birthday Of an affection of the throat and iase.,
JosKrr rHoRNBrns NoRpYKB, 500 Of David a.
LydiaJ. Nordyke.
All. joseph. il thou vert lovely in life, thes vsrs
indeed Be atifni in death
That brother il IN angel new,
4 harp 10 in his ha6d,
Clothed in robes Of spoeiess white,
Dvells in the spirit land tAxe esp1-J
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of sundry executions to directed from
thu Wayne Common Pleas Court. will expose at public
sale at the Court House Door in the Of Centerve
Wayne county, Indiana tie 18th day October.
the hours Of ten o'clock. r. four O'Clock
said day the following real estate situated in
the city OF Richmond, Wayne Co1nty Indiana described
follows, Wit: cert ain tract parcel of land
by being 30 the end north
and g. feet inches o6 the
south half OF said 10. number 81 in has Of said city
OF Richmond laid out by John Smith. Also, 81 6
inches OF the end Of the part o
81 which forth part Of said lot number 81 here
by conveyed, 10 b feet vide from north south.
also situated in that Of said city laid by John
smith, Also, 81 feet oc OF the end of
S. that OF said laid by Joha smith said
said lot hereby conveyed be 81 feet
and 50 feet north south, together
with all the privileges and spparten the
belonging Levied upon the property of A. W. Men
denhal satisfy said in favor OF limo
Thistieth xaite.
J. S STIDuAM shn W. G
Sept 18th, 1850. tS3 5ol Al
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

Those knowing themselves indebted By either Note
Book account to the undersigned.
snssted call settle the without further
tce. otherviss collector will be employed to wait upon
then.
SAMUEL BELLS.
Sept 5. 1850. 3s.im
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For Sale.

VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS.
TWO lots fronting 20 Z south On r r suiih run.
rrg north to Pool street, with nearly 30 f. iron,
on Seventh 81.
Also, two lots same block. carnerins on = IA 2.
alley. All these lots have the advantage of switch
con nee ting with ali she Roads. Enquire At Robin.
sens Machine WORKS, Main ST. Ssehuond Ind.
Oct. L. a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

w Remember that Whitewater School
has been in successful operation for four
years past under it's present officers, who
desire to make it worthy of patron age.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
ELippincott continues to

manufacture his superior Carriages,
Buggies, &c. At his Shop, near the
S. E. Corner Main and Marion SITS.
Give him call.
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Agricultural Meeting.

TINE Annual Meeting of the Wayne county Agr
L cultural society will ne held at Centervi lie. OF
Saturday November 80, for the purpose of electins
of for the ensuing year. general attendance
Of the members Is requested.
ID. p. HOLLOW Az, Preside nt.
Oct 18th 1860, 44tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

cI Messrs. Taylor and Fryar. will ac
cept our thanks for variety Of the Premi-
um Vegetables, they had on exhibition At
the recent Wayne County Fair. They are
among our most successful cultivators. and
the number of awards they received, is suf-
6cient evidence that their labors are being
properly appreciated.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold IT public sale fhafsday. the lith
oay OF oetoeer -6e the residenee the subseYibey
shree nlies east Of ,hs city, the following pro cry
Horses, Cattle. Fat and Stock Hogs, MIX
Coaes. Express Wagon, Buggy. Farm
Wagon. Harness Of usvtoss kinds. Farm-
ing Implements of all kisds, Is dcres OF
Cors. Wheat n rAe .f~fd. large qsastify
Of Pototoes n the bssAel. Hay. &c. 3r.
This property verify The ssssasen Of psreAase,,
osV& SD. 49, ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

1IAMES N. HAYES. opposite the
City Hoss ha. just received large and superior lot
Of plain aad fancy Fall and Winter Goods suitable
for this market, aud CHEAP FOR Cash. Give
him . call.
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Stray.

INAME to the subscriber, in Wayne Tow nship, Ind
.iill's mill about the Goth Of September davk
COW. white her face aud belly. aud year.
oid-the requested to property char
gss away she will be disposed OF accord
ing to Law .n,
Oct s,h 1850 -
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters administration have been granted
dersignei the Jacob Wore late
township, Wayne county. deceased All persons known
themse indebted to the ues,ed
forward settle the nd all persons hAvi
agains said requested the
for within the time prescribed By Law Ths
essate supposed to he solvent
WILLIAM PARRY, Administrator.
Richmond 9th 2osh. 1850. Al
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TkACHERs-The services Of several thor
oughIy qua'6ed and experienced teachers
can be oh aimed for town or country, BY
applying to Editors "f Palladium.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

~Fresh Butter. Eggs. Chickens. de-.
always to be had at Wilson BramhaASh's. one
one door south Of Potts Drug store, asrioa ST.
II YOU want something eesd to ess 60 there.