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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26


"Pripate PoLIcE."-'rhe police force by
the above name in this city. is becoming en-
tirely too private in the discharge of its du-
ties-.aking Monday nights proceedings as
a sample. This thing Of a policeman step
ping up to three or four persons who are en-
gagged in private conversation. and ordering
them to dispense. and. when demonstrated
with as to the legality OF his course. attampt
TO convey the parties TO the "calaboose." de-
serves. AS it received. prompt and vigorous
resistance. We do not uphold or counter
ance opposition to an officer when dischar
ing bis duty-prompt obedience in that case
should be observed and enforced; but when
"a officer makes black guard of himself 10
order to show that he is .dress'd in little
brief authority" there is nothing that will
SO speedily help him to understand his true
position. and instil into his brain a few grains
Of common sense. than compelling him to
feed heartily on his own favorite dish of
mace. or something equally hard to d.
gess. We disappro.e entirely OF the mob
spirit manifested after the settlement made
so promptly. to which We have alluded. aud
the demonstration made on Tuesday mig hit.
That is all wrong, and we trust the '.noise
and confusion will not again be repeated.
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STATE OF INDIANA-WAYN CO.
In the wayne Court Of &c mmen Pleas
Charles uollingsuorsA
Hiram Hadley-
vs..
James & Lake and
p..r,Ar.n Eufrhuna
Complaint and AMdavit in Az
tAchment. No seq.
July Term. 1850

Charles Holm Ssuorthl
Hiram Hadley-
SCemplsin, and Amdavit in AZ
q, Lake and tacament. oc2
Benjamin faigham
~ orECEi is hereby given said defendant Jaues e
Like. ~ho, srpesrs By il
OF the Stste Of tndaA the ESnS Ard
-Gtitfed and that unless
Judge of said Wayne Csnron Plea. on
day OF his the House
Cen;erviife IN said County the frst Monday
then aud there - ii
d aint and sfidsvit. d hia
fe>sed and . decree rendered thersia accordingly
TSEAL-1 Witness Sol. Meredith. Ell said wayzs
Curt Of Common Pleas. and the there.
Of A. Csnssr~iiie. this 18Th dayof April, 1850
ls-s~ sol NBhypIrH ck
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26

Not the least of the attractions at the
show Of horses to come off the l7th and
18th of My will be the performances of Mitch
els Band We hazard nothing in saying that
they are not excelled in Indiana. and they are
to our city and State what "Menter's Band"
is to Cincinnati and Ohiu--the observed of
all Observers Long may they blow.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26

MASONIC CALENDAR

eveplpg in every month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Webb Lodge, the third Wednesday. -. 49,.
King solomon Chs pier, se.ond Friiay
Wa, ne Council. first Thursday in March, June
September and December ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Britt0n Lodge [coIored,) frat Monday in eact
month.
I. o. o. r.
White Wafer Lodge meets overy Friday evening
Herman (GermAn) Lodge, every Tuesday evening
WOOD ward Lodge. every Wednesday evening.
Oriental Eneampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday Of each month.
Degree Of Rebecca. Of Whitewater AMI WOODWARD
Lodges, fret AMI third Tuesday Of each month.
Degrees Of Rsbscc, Of Herman Lo e., frat and fhird
Monday Of each month
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NEIL, SANDS Il 20,
WHOLESALE CROCERS.
And Coma, -~ion MeIcha t..
Dealers in Fl ar, Meal, Feed, &c.
NOBLE ..RICHMOSD, IND.
OPPOSITE THE PAssENGER rEFoT.f
HAVING purchased the stock Of Groceries, of
Crocker Neel Co.. aud having made .Arse additions
thereto ready supply the Traie. ARTICLE.
il their line the lowest market Tey hy
prompt atiention 10 business and keeping .
sor-n' articles 10 iher lire % the best quality,
receive . Stare of patronage
Frhey all times the highes: market price for
All kinds OF Grain And Country Produce
Nor h.. isi9 ar
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26

Considerable opposition has been manifest
ed to an Ordinance recently passed. by the
City Council. but much more to the manner
in which it has been attempted to be carried
out and enforced. We can see no objections
to the provisions Of the law, at least none
such as good citizen need fear, unless its
letter is attempted to be enforced without re-
gard 10 common sense and the courtesy due
every citizen. Cases have occurred which
require Just such law, and every well.reg-
ulated city has such an one. Police men,
however. should have sagacity enough to
know what is a violation of the law, and to
know that impartiality and uniform kindness
Of manner. is more potent in enforcing an
Ordinance of this kind. than is the mace
The conservators of the peace should so con
duct themselves - to secure the respect of
the citizens. .n44f they cannot win tina. re-
spect by their spsighs conduct. they will
never sa1sus~d !, by brute force. A we'll
founded prejudice against an officer. is high.
er than law. We are in favor of maintain
ing good order in the city. and for that pur.
pose hope Che Ordinance referred to will be
maintained in the spirit which the Council
intended it should be. 1t is nothing more
nor less than what is to be found in the Statute.
but being made law Of the city, the fines
and penalties which may be assessed under
it. go into the city treasury instead of that
of the county. thus enabling the city to pay
from those fines. at least part of the cost
Of keeping up police force.
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Tenn perauce Orde ~.

Th- TEMPLE OF HONOR Tuesday
Evening.
The TEMPLE DECREE, Monday nights
The GOOD TEHPLAks meet on every wednesday ESeh'
Ing.
evening
Th.uSIoS TEMPT ARs (colorea) every Friday eveng
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26

o. The following is list of Justices
elected in the several townships named. in
Wayne county. on the Cd inst; together
with the time when their commission takes
effect:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26
AN ORDINANCE. for the punishment

sB-Said BY D. t. BRUCK, Ri -hmond. Ind.; 5. '
RICHEY, New Paris .. cow
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

LTsH HHOOKs.-Liness and Floats, for sac bx
l. jsnsl6 I'D d WM. BOdEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

SrUrENpoUs LIBEL SUr.-Suadrv
members of the notorious New York
Legislature have commenced ac-
tious for libel against the New
York EreRing Post, the complai-
uautS recitlng more than sixty
seven editorial columns of that pa.
per. and will consume three days
in rcading-,he columns, it is char
gcd, averaging thirty-six separate
libels to every one hundred lines.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars apiece
are charged for the libels.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

FRrNcu ANriaUARIAS MISSION TO ruD-
NtcrA.-A Paris letter aays that NJ. Ernest
Roman. mem Der of the Academy of Inscrip.
ton, aud Bellies Letters, and one Of tho
most profound archaologists Of France. Is
about TO start on an antiquarian mission
60 HhcWnicia in search Of inscriptions aud
ancient remains. lle goes by the Emro-
ror's especial desire. and has been provided
by the Minister OF Marine with all the ne
oes>srN Instruments to complete his topo-
graphical and other Investigations.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

NlGuANCE COMMITTEE IN MoplIE.-
The Mayor of Mobile has issued the
following proclamation
MAyoa's oFFicK, Ciry oF MoPtrE, !

MAyoR'a OFFicE, Cry eF MoPtbE.
December 3. 500.
The feeling Of insecurity prevailing the
miuIs of mnuv, aud which has ito origin
IN the formation oi secret aud irres ponsible
associations, renders 1t proper that should
take counsel with any fellow citizens. If
over there was n Period when It was spec
tally incumbent on every citizen. by per
cort aud by example. to uphold aud main
tain the supremacy of the laws Of our
State. now most certainly il the time
We are in the midst of revolution. aud
~" invoking the sovereignty of our state
apau-t wrong aud oppression, II We be
houest aud true. does it not behoove us to
magnify that sovereignty, aud make it
honorable, Nv strict aud conscientious
obedience To- the laws which have been or
daiuod Ivy that sovereignty DO those
who band themselves together in secret
and irresponsible associations for the
purpose Of exercising powers delegated Ivy
law to the sworn officers of the law, expect
to tucrsaae the confidence Of the timid in
the ability Of the State TO preserve order
Rul protect the rights of person aud pro-
petty Can that lawlessness give conf
douoe of safety Can that which throws
contempt ON the law, in that II procaims
lts ieehleness. tend, or he intended. to in
crease our reverence for he power from,
which the law emarates Follow citizenH
ho not deceived permit not an over excl
ted zeal in good cause to blind YOU to
the too certain consequences ot an evil pX-
ample II your laws are defective. within
thrrtv dsVs there will be an asscmhlare
With nll aud rightiull power to remedy
thu-e dc ects. II your laws are not defect
i've. hut their administration IL in the
hands nt uniaithtul o. weak aud incompe-
tent officers. discharge your duty hy invit-
ing thcm to resign. The individual res
p,ctability Of the members "t n lawless "a
a.ciatiou cannot render such association
respectable. hut unfortunately ouly makes
the example more pregnant of evil. "
may he Nery conservative and right dia
posed mob, but IL il a mob for ali that
How soon will II prove to have been tho
p,rout of succession of mobs, each more
violent than the preceding until anarchy
IRE, ails. aud the fierce instincts Of brutal
passions iuaugurate another reign ofteror.
There is no safety outside ot the law
Bring me in conflict with whom IL may,
ehad discharge my duty under the law
aud enforce the law. Shall not have the
support of every southern man, Of every
good citizen, aud will G. ey not evidence
their determination 10 give such support
by prompt, di-banding all secret and un-
law tnl associstionsl
J. N. Wirurns, Mayor.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

ETATEOF LOUIS1ANA-Se Second District
Court of New Orleans SUCCESSION Of
Joseph w. Fowler, deceased No. i7DTi.
DY VIRTUE Of Commission issued IN
ID the above succession, and 10 M dirpc-
ted from the Hon. the Second District
Court, Of New Orleans and State aforesaid.
will offer Mt public sale in front Of the
Cunr' House door cf this parish in the city
of Baton Rouge on
SATURDAY the 10Th nry of january.
next. 4. n. 1851. q, ~ o'clock 4. ". of said
day. ell the right title interest and claims
uf The above succession ~ end to the fol
lowing described property, to-wit:
lot. \ certain lot Of ground situated IN
that part of the City of Baton Rouge, laid
out w FHe Hesutegatd anh designated on
the plan thereof as lot No. 2. ~ square No.
90. having front on 81. Phillip street
of 60 feet hy one hundred aud twenty feet
in depth
2d Another lol Of ground in the same
section of the City Of Baton Rouge, and
designated On the plan thereof pa lot No.
3. uf square No. AZ, measuring go feet front
on Royal street. hy one hundred and thir-
" six 9G) feet IN depth and
81 One third undivided Interest in
square No. =. oum ppsed Of twelve lots in
that part nf the City of Baton Rouge laid
out by Gates and Newcomh. end called
suburb Gtassie. according 10 the fgurs-
tive rlan of said CITY, together with oil
the buildings and improvements thereon
Terms Of Sale CASH.
II. RARIN,
dec y Sheriff.
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II. A. RAUHMAN'S
NEW VARIETY STORE,
NORTH BOULEVARD sTEET.
Near state House.

BATOF ROUGE. Ia.
I nEg LEAVE respectfully 10 rsll the slte ~
' tipn uf the public 10 nv 'Nev variety
sTOHf," which hsve just opened. In the riiv n
Ba ton Rouge, Esst ~ Nss Fannie O'Cnnrr's MilII
nerV store Thankful 20 nv ri nds and the
puhllr generally. ft the generous and lihersl pa
tYonsge heretofore extended ~ me, IN my former
business. solicit Of them y continuance ~ tte
same tc my rev enterprise. witch I hope. they
viii fud ~ thair advantage 4 special invita-
ton 10 extended 20 the ladies 20 give me f. call
su examine the
LARGE STOCK or FANCY ARTICLFF,
which is too numerous ~ psrticulsriys An my
goods are purchased direct FROM the rnanuTar.ur-
ere, consequently, rsn aTprI to sell as obspp
~ mot che,per than ran he purchased IN New ~.
leans partial lsi nf nv stock Is here givpp:
FANCY gmns, large assortment, such ps
VASES and iNAHbS suitable ~ Catholics and
Mantle Piece Ornaments;
WAL pApEH. q complete stuck
WIND0W SHADES of every description:
WAX CLpTH PtANu COVERS;
cur CORNIUEs FoR WINDOWS:
CURTNN FASTENINgS;
BRUSHES ~ every description:
cur MnULplNGS, = large assortment always
on hsnd
GILT FRAMES for PHOTOGRAPHERS large stock
on hand;
NITROUS GibF, ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY
FRAMES:
IOoKINg- GLASS PLATES:
LiTIIiNRArHS spi on PAINTINGS:
roy WAHE ~ every description
sMpKlN riPES NJ al STYLES ard descrir'ion;
FAiNTS, OiLS vABNiSHES. TURpt NTINt, a.:
FHtNOH wINbOw GLASS every sire:
GLUH, MUSLIN fpr PAPER uANgINg. rACKs,
- nova " A. KAUFMAN
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nerTle State Righta LonisianaI

nGy-Thr state Rights Louisianan
q paper published at No 10 Pou
talha building New Orleans, ia al.
vo,tised for sale. under the Sher-
lila hammer. Heres chance. The
came metal will answer 60 print
the Federal Union, with the mutto
or Mr. Webster at hia head
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

Tur DpAtroFs AeAtN To night is the
last hut two, of this popular troupe at
Academy Hall II is one Of the few en-
torlainmen,s. that has found its way here,
w here there ia 10 our shame-no adequate
huilAinp fot such y thing which ia really
worthy of every word said in its praise
There wasa full and appreciaiive audience
last night. aud the night before, and will
ho again tonight Reserved seats can he
secured at the Post Office.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

Linen and Bobinet Netting.
WA full supply Of these goods, Bohlnss
i in All widths, also, Pink aad Blue Bobinets
White Linen Nsttings, also Brown do for plant
tion use. " D. PuILLIPs,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

STATE or LOUISIANA-rari-h of East
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Court-In the matter Of the Succession
of Francis Lange, decd No. Gss Pro
bate.
w llFRFAs Dr. u. " Day. he's this day
w applied to said Court for admins
trs'ion of the Estate Of Francis Large, de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given 20 all persons in
tersated tp show cause { If amy they cnn
within ten days from the first publica
ton of this notice. why said application
should not be granted
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said Court this 18th day of Dec. A.
~. 1850. JOSEPH NEPHLER.
decl2 Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
IBtbpTS AND SIIDEg

OUR stock of 6ue and boayy BOOTS
~ and SHOES being very large, aud
having been bought at tho manufactures,
We are enabled g. sell good article as low
as any house this side OF New York.
a call will convince unr assertions.
oCt20. DAbSIi ttMEK, SIMON N co.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS.

NEW FALL Il WINTER GOODS.
rus UNDERSIGNED having just received
! l'fge supply fFALL AND WINTER GOODS,
such a.
FINE pHESs GOODS or THr LATEST STYLES
Comprising of FiHuPFB snd PLsfN stRs,
fpPLfNs, BELaIaFs, RARrgEs
FRENCH. INgLlSH q AMFRI.
GAN PRINTS, MANTILLAR
SHAwIs. TRIMMINGS,
~ .i kinds. RIB-
RONs. LACES,
GLOVES.
Hn0p SNIRTS, FTO.
Asn 81 large assortment II ULDrHfNp, such a.
hsn ar3 noys FINE CLOrH FRuCR 6uATS.
FALIorS, oven COATS, FINE OLnTH
PANTS AND VESTS tTC..
ell kinds of gents Furnishing Goods MATS pnd
cArs; large variiy ~ Msp. Ladies' Msses snd
rhili'en's SCOTS a-h Siiuts, sAbBbEHY etc,
~ which they call The attention ~ their friends
and pstrons assuring them thst th-v will give
them ss good bargain in the run. as " they vsre
to teep suction goods end with good lace on =
pinch. will make advances
rril2 IFUnE r. RHODES
CornerAfriia a. Ferdinand Streets
y. S.-Fqrties indebted 20 ne either by notes ~
s"rnnnts due, aFp notified thst the same must be
cl"sod between this and the fret perernhsr. 1sG1
" r. H.
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WINDOW SHADES.

A RESPECTFUL invitation is exteu-
"A ded 10 all who wish TO purchase any
WINDOW SHADES, AS we have beau
tiiul assUrtment direct from manufactures
aud TO too sold at astonishing low figures.
OCtl0 BS!lEIMER, SIMON & co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
SKIRTS AND CORsETS.
A NEW LOT.

I HAVE opened new lot OF Cslicos ranging
L rom 10 TO 80 cents per yard, Ladies in pur-
,uit ofsuch would do we'll TO make their EaIec-
tions early lwnl receive my Winter Goods on
the lst October The Millinery -epar,mant will
be IS usual nOnparel, and Dry Goods, etc o. X.
FANNIE T UCONOR,
ssptll North boulevard street
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
WINTER DRY GOODS
-aT rHE-
i EOpBE'S STORE
ryrBAoppIuAsy rnpueEmENrs

Rh VOW OFFFHEp ~ the above establish
" men', 20 those who have not yet laid ~
th.ir winter supplies of
LAMBS nRLSS guOnS,
CLtlAKs aud SIIAWLs,
HOUSE FUHNIsIllVg aOOrs,
hsHfFS sud NISSES HOSIERY,
,hev ran have them 81 New Orleans Cash Prize
,,ur stock is complete aud We 1,tter orrselve.
that IN pnipt ~ styles quality sni chpapnss.
cannot hs eNrelld ht any o,hef house 'his sid
nf New u,l.ans We rhse frly Invite 'ls siisn
ton ~ the citizens ~ Ration Rouge AMI viri"ity
tn rur present varied sssurin snt which carn"'
~ surpa sod ~ tho who ARE IN doubt lsi then
call sud examine the gnnds sud prices aud riv'
ne isir 'rial. hats all We ask. uur Motto :
Cheap fpr cssh.
2 ECHNAtINsyY SEQ,
nov}i Peoples Store.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
siiiRTst sIIIRTstt

A LARGE assortment of Shirts Of THE
"a bA TEST FASHION, of all the vari-
Gus qualities and sizes 10 ~ MEN YOUTH
AND BOYS, will bs offered from tins dat.
at reduce prices. oot2O.
DAB ,HEIMER SIMON @ 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
UAIIOF MtYSyIIE

TINE Flows have arrived and we have a
l. large lot of them on hand manufac-
tured in the South and Of a pattern ac-
know'edged to be a. good if not the best
IN use-they are well worthy our Planter
customers patronage.
MoNTAN & MATTA'S,
novn Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
JUST RECEIVED

E-ROM France end for sale hy Mr.. The
u ophile Bertrand. large assortment
of Embroidery, consisting If Collars.
Sleeves Mn I'm end Jaconet, Vslenciennes
end Guipufe Sets, Jseonet aud Swiss
Bands, Linen Yokes and Bsnds, Hand
kerchiefs, Reafs end Sails for brides. Clnaks
end Shewis. silk Dresses, Ribbons. Flow
ers. Straw, Velvet aud silk Borne's, shirt
Bosoms. Black Lace Walls. All for sale
et the lowest prices. de"t.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
UATSf IIATSlg

A T THE PHILA. CASH STORE. we
"A have just received from New York,
a beautiful assortment Of Misses Trimmed
Hats, also Boys White and Grey Straw
llatA.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
LACE MANTIIIAS.

A ZINE supply of the above, has been receive
N ed, also some ve.y handsome Lace Points
at the P!fILA. CASH STORE,
maTk< Iafa yetts street
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
Dry Goods at R.auced Prices.
STRAYED OR STOLEN

I.NI0M the residence of his owner SscSI
i near Baton Rouge, on Sunday, I'd ~
inst, SETTER boo about two years Old, ra' her
thin In n'sh. deep yellow or orange color, white
or blaze face. white breast, bgshy tsil and an
swers to the name Of Kolla liberal reward will
be paid for his recovery. Information left at this
Office. dec5
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
BOYS CLOTHING.

A LARGE and well selected stock
~ Fall aud WINTER DEEss and
SCHOOL CLOTHING, embracing every
style and quality, will be sold at reasons
bic PTieesby oct 90.
LsHEIMER. SIMON " %.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
BATON ROUGE BONNET STORE.


BOULEVARD STKEkT.
u0TTO-First Ia Fashion, Cheapest In Ice
vi Magnificent assortment Of Bounets and all
the Novelties in the Millinery liue Ladies' in the
district and tie surrounding country are re-
spect'ul.y Invited 10 call aud examine ms stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
oct2s FANNIE T, o'CoSNoR.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
I.EECIIFs.

A FRESH lot on basd OF the genuine Uungs-
"a risn, which will be carefully packed and
forwarded To any part Of the country.
W. 0sVs made arrangements to receive . sup.
ply "fhsslthy tseobss every week.
novlb v. HEUDE 4 Co
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FOUND.

nNF day last week. in the Streets. A
~ fAiH of fegged Shoes. which the
owner cen have by calling at this Office.
nov ~.
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I ARD In Barrels, Half Barrels and Kegs,
IL for sale by BEAL 4 PATTERSON,
Jnnel4 Main Street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

NINDOw GLAss--A large lot On hand snd 10
w sfriVs-fpr sale by
octiS A. STEWART A 90.
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NOT GE.
SCIINAPPS.
PILLS.

I'D wM. Bo3Et, are Agents f1r Ayers,
IL Brandeth's, Clsrk's, Graefoerg's, Hooper's,
Holloway's Jaynes, Lees Mor.e's, Peters MoE
taps, NcLeaD's, and Railways Pills. Junel5
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
REMOV A L..

THE subscribsT begs leave 10 inform his fri.nd,
1 and patrons aud the public generally, that
he has removed his we'll knOwn EstabIishnent 10
Dupuy's new bnilliIg opposite the Branch II the
Louisiana state Bank. Thankful tor the liberal
patronage bestowed upon him, he sspeotfully So
licits contiBuance Of IN. same
septZ6 THHDDOKE GOLDMAN,
Nalchnaker aud Jew.ller.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
IRISH LINENS.

| AN NOW prepared H. show the bsst Linens In
thi' market. sucS goods as have been try
ing 10 get for u long tinns-snd will warrant them
all pure Linen and To wear we'll
septkO W. ID. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

Tue GrArE TREAsuPy. The Auditor Of
Public Accounts makes the following es-
hlhil Of the cnnhitinn nIthe State .fteasntYi
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DUlp G5atttr anO Comet.
Tur paArrcSs AeAts.-To- night is the

TUuRspAY""mn:";a;"DEC. ~, 1850
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Shell TueisIng Combs.

IMITATION and Buffalo Horn, also a
l. large assortment Of Coat aud Hair
Brushes, PortmonnIes, Cabas Work Boxes
and Leather Bags.
sept25 I. CAPDEVIELLE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

Dress trimmings.
4 FUIb assortment nf these punds ran npw he
~ trupd 81 NV stofs, slsr . large .urp oibt T.
tors. Narcotics frmuings and Braids
spria W. u pHlIIIFs
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

(DFsEE.-aocha Java, Mexican Rio. FOR
" sale low 10 the trade.
msy2z p. BENJAMIN.
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MATHEsS TICKING.

DECEivED RUS MORNING. FRFaH sur
IL rlv " 20 above namsd article of varv su
perior quality which We uGsr ~ per cent below
the regular market prira.
3 ErHNALINsEy aCo.
nnv2O Peoples Store. 7 bird street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
LAneE CONSIGNMENT oF AUCTION
GtmnS.

IAnEE tONsIt3NMhNF bF httFfUN
GOODS,
NAVE just received large lot ~ auction
| eouds which an spmpsiled ~ rl"se out with
w. y T-w ds,s sref're 7 offer the the folio ING
artirles tor cash
Htusssls Carpets ~ ~ cents per rard,
Fr,hrriapfe ~ panas nt 81 SO, wo'th ~ 90,
Iriah Iinen frosi ~ to 80 .pnts wnrth-i cents
Chpriilp shavls ~ q hNreuts. worth ~ ~,
sbavls aud Cloaks ~ one half their value.
7 ral1 The psrttculsr attention ~ svsry buyer
60 The large consignment iust we'd. ss " must
he closed out IN short tims.
A. RnSFNFIFLn,
or'1l Tor. Iafavstta aud laurel ste.
NEMESIS-ior sale by
N novlI I MCCORMICK.
ELErnIDEs-f,t sale hv
IT, novT MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13

Hay, torn, Oats rnd Rreu.
Gnn FACF sHFS IN stute and for sale st ruf-
OWI ,ant p,irss IIsHIARFAI
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-13
suawu,st sttawt.sif

I ApIFs ~ need 81 shauls, would do well W cal
lat rur I'VE aud insl ect ou- assortment IN this
lins Witch we sell a, low prices, 10 compete with
sny frr IN town. -
p,LsHFINER. SIMON 500.
prru prrner Isurei aud Thira street.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-05-16

SEC. 65. If any county treasurer or
clerk shall be hereafter, either directly or
indirectly, concerned in the purchase of
any real property sold for the payment
Of taxes, he shall be liable TO a penalty of