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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
Horticultural Exhibition!

The Richmond Horticultural Socie-
ty will give its Second Annual Spring
Exhibition in Starr Hall, on Thursday
aud Friday, the 3lst Of May and the
lst of June. Amateur and Profess
iOnal Horticulturalists, are respectful
ly requested to become exhibitions
The public are invited to attend and
give their patronage to the support
Of an exhibition so beneficial to COM
munlty. Refreshments suitable to
the season will be prepared for the
occasion. The display of Fruits and
Flowers will be much larger and bet
ter than heretofore. We hope to see
q crowded house.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24

~ The coming Presidential contest will be
warm. aud, with the view of modifying the heat
ed condition that politicians of both poli'icai
parties are 80 apt to get iu'o. We suggest that
Mrs. Preseo,t's Ice Cream Saloon is the very
place to cool Off A plate full OF two Of her
nice, smooth luscious Ice Cream. will make
the most rshid POLITICAL enemies a kind and
courteous towards each other as the most int
mate Of friends. Give her q call ct her Ice
Cream sld Confectionery Establishment on
North AAsis n-sA
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
TO TAX PAYERS.

~ The commitsee of Ways aud Means. ap-
pointed by the City Council TO eqaalize the city
taxes, will meet in the Collectors Office. over
Job Borton's City shoe Store. ON Tuesday June
b,h. q, O'Clock, A. NJ. Persons interested
will please take notice snd govern themselves
aecoI dinghy. May y 1860.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
Te m peraace Orders

Tenn peraIcc Orders.
The TEMPLE OF HONOR meets every Tuesday
Evening.
The TEMPLE DEGREE, meet Monday nights.
The GOOD TEAPLAR5 meet every Wedn ssday Even.
ing
Good Temp.ars q Milton, Friday evening
do do do Dubin, Mondsy evening.
do do do Cambridge, Tuesday evening.
do do do Jscksonburg, Friday evening.
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE every Saturday
evening.
Temperance Centervlle Friday
The UNION TEMPLAR5 (eo1ored) every Friday evsng.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
ROOTS, PLANTS. TREES & SEEDS
ELIZABETH GRIFFITH.

WIFE OF Eli Griffith. South 18th street. hetseen Main
" and W snut streets, No TO- has hand a e
choice Peach Trees from selected seed splendid lot
sage. Sweet Balm, English CamomiIe Tame ComfYcy
Horse Reddish, Thyme, lisp. Rae, McAvoy strawberry
Antwerp Black and Red Raspberry. Black md Red
Currants Early Pie Plant. and avariey of Flower and
Her Roots
Aud will have at early period.
ment OF early Cabbage Tomato, Red Pepper Beet, Rad
dish. Psrsnip. Carrot Lettuce. Nasturtion Cucumber
Water, Crron, Musk and Cantaope Melon, Pumpkin
Squash and other nice plants for planting
reasonable
Also small ssortment the best Garden Seeds my
cultivation.
Richmond, Attn mo D., a6th, 1860. 20tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
Valuable Mill, Water Power

&C., For Sale.
'y>HE subscriber, make chang. in hi, tus
ness ogers for sale on good terms his Touring mill
situated the Middle Fork Water River abou,
two miles north Richmond and On the Eichmous ana
Hillsborough Turnp.ke
HE property consists OF large Fiou lag Mill, with
'Ier OF ourrs ana the modern
use al IN good repair and RAINING order The water
wheel he an oversfrof igtteen nigh and eizh. feet
VIDE TIE water power il Of the
,'"'h'oi lSere are about three acres Land
sins to the properly. which
sfli ITO good frame Dwelling Houses wirh cellars
Ger oois also large stable and This
~ - silasieo IN dsasely populated neghborhcos and
~ extensive local onsinsss The location j.. hesithy
am conVeEi eat 70 gooj schools. churches, &c The
terms VIII DC made purchaxers
Py iaef IN person by letter. the subscriber
Ric Ini R1REpT CH axnfFe
hAthls"nd- Ind, April 23i 1860 20
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17


Ms. Lucretia Griswold died recently at
Hartford. She was the Oldest resident of
dat city, being over ninety-six years of
A crazy droTer from Kentucky, named
Morland, has been wandering about the streets
of Syracuse for several days. his insanity
takes singular turn, but he Is not violent
Hswsded in the creek and gathered some
bou9hs, which he said he intended to make
rts boquets. The police have taken him in
'sharrs until the arrival of his friends He
had no money on his person, but drafts and
notss amounting to about $4,000 were found
in his pockets.
0n Monday morning they had great food
at Cincinnati. About one o'clock heavy
thunderstorm, accompanied by wind, passed
orss shs city, and by flooding the streets did
very serious damage to property. During the
thrss ouarters Of an hour that it prevailed,
- incredible amount Of rain fell. The
rtr,ets we're covered to the depth-Of inches,
ead IN some cases to feet. The water in
pourine down the steep grade Of Abigail st.
= svcsmore, and down Sycamore to the in
torsection. washed into the culvert 50 much
dirt as 10 choke it and prevent the passage Of
fhe food. The cellars under the houses and
ebops were soon filed to depth Of several
NJ and even the floor of the bar room Of e
lsser-bier saloon on the northwest corner,
z[6ieb Is at least three feet above the pave
Deut OF the street, was covered to the depth
Of foot. Several poor families who occu-
pied apartments below the line Of the street.
were completely washed out
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17
The Chicase CouYosrion'

2 y -
The Chicago Convention was in iall blast
yesterday. It's ESTIMATED that over 10000
strangers were cOngTegaied in that beautiful
Parie City. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed reminding one Of me paimy days O
ls4o, when the people rose up in the majesty
Of their might and overthrew almost as rotten
and corrupt en- administration as the present
one Of Mr. Bachsnan'S The Convention 50
Ar has,beon perfectly harmonious, it having
selected gis President the Hon. George Ash
nnh, worthy son Of Massachusetts,, who
win discharge the duties Of his position with
credit 70 himself and to bis State.
The Committee on Platform was appointed
yesterday, consisting Of one from each State
szsa territory. This Camuaittaa viii, doubt
less report this forenoon. This afternoon
the ballOting wiz probably commence. We
uhall issne bulletins of the ballotings as As
Is they are given, which bulletins our friendl
win End posted in front Of our Office to-day
On the fourth page win be found full
report Of the doings Of the Convention, tele-
eraphed specially and excessively TO the Lea
a..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17


TEE GATHERIEG OF LOcUsTH.-t is expected
that the seventeenth year locusts viii make
their appearance on or about the 2oth Of this
month. The warm weather thus far has
been favorable to the development Of the
phenomeRs. A cold snsp may retard their
coming few days. An old observer says
that the last time Of their appearance, ls43,
a few were seen about the goth Of May, but
a cold snap happening just then, the FIRST ad-
Tenturers perished, and the main body did
not appear above the ground until the Sd of
June. Some pleasant evening the hver-col-
ored grubs viii be seen ascending in count
less numbers from their subterranean abodes
Of seventeen years. Crawling upon some
fence, tree or brush, they will tx the old shell
thereto BY their claws, escape during the
dews Of night through slit in the back, and
unfold their wings before sunrise. This is
an important point, as those whose wings
fail TO unfold before the sun comes 70 dry
them, viii remain hopelessly crippled. Thence
forward will there be grand concert Of in
strumental music by millions Of performers
all over the country, at no other cost than q
severe wholesale pruning Of the trees. Those,
If any, who are incrednlous, will see, hear
and believe Columbus StGtesmGE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17
Exo1TEn1ENr m NEW YORK.
Ne YoRK. MaY ID

The excitement about the New York Post
Ohce continues uuabated The investiga-
ton into the affairs of the Office, which pro-
missed to develop additional frauds, and to
implicate several employees Of the depart
ment Is going on
A deficit has been discovered In the accounts
Of the Stamp Clerk, amounting to about two
thousand dollars.
Ar. Fowler has not been arrested, and his
whereabouts Is unknown.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17

portunity to visit Fort Washington, a formi-
dsble bulwark Of defence, which happily long
peace has suffered to become grass grown
On the way to Washington meeting Of the
ExcursionistB was held, and after several spir-
tied speeches, resolutions in proper com
mendation Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road and It's officers, were heartily adopted
In the evening an Editorial reunion was held
at the National, thus agreeably closing the
grand excursion without accident or incident
TO mar the constant succession Of enjoy
ments. H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17
FORGING LAND WARRANTS.
NEW YoRK. May ls

NV IOAAi nay To-
Marshal Rynders, in company with bis
deputy, paid visit 70 Wall street for the
purpose Of arTesting brace Of operators who
were charged with forging names on the pen
sion 'ofhce with the intention TO defraud the
United States. The parties implicated in this
forgery, are Seldom Brainsrd, broker in
Wall street, and James C. Lawrence, an at
torney at law and notary public It Is sup
posei thst their operations in the way Of
forged land warrants for soldiers and sailors
bounty snd pension claims, wiz reach the
amount $500, 600. Mr.. Commissioner Butts
ordered them to be held in bail the sum Of
$1,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17


A Incident Of the Editorial Excursion Trip,
On the arrival of the grand editorial ex-
onraion party at Baltimore the merchants
and business men of that city, gave the ex-
eursionists a grand and complimentary sup
PER at the Eutaw House, where everything
vas done up in the most tip-tOp style. A
novel feature Of the entertainment, was the
nFOduction of blank bill Of fare, with the
exception of the list Of wines, instead of a
rinted one; on which the guests were ex-
p,cied to write down anything they might
tas fancy for, the capacity Of the House
helng such as to enable it to honor any draft
ftai might be made on its larder. The edi-
Nl guests seeing nothing but wines on the
81, and having heard Of a Champagne Sup
psu,n naturally supposed that it was literally
q entertainment of that kind, and instead of
taking the hint and ordering eatables, large
nrelber Of the vsrdant ones, pIrcned into the
Nine list and kept the astonishsd waters fy-
taz aflr the bottles. The result can be i'm
arinsd. The hospitable Baltimoreans came
q he conclusion that Western editors were
sope in getting slightly exhiliarated, 70 use a
polite expression for being intoxicated. Our
iziur1nant tens Us that the ''noise and confd-
konp was such as would have made Gen.
ceN crazy had he happened to have been
present
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17
lAsrurPs to Ladies . AaAromy and PhyD-

L1ollUfo1 @ LndIea 90 Alalomy nnd Fhyn.
In another column viii be seen the adver-
6Ssneat Of Mrs. Markham Wheeler, AnnOune-
Ing course Of lectures to be given to the
ladies Of this city, at Chapin's Hall, COM
mencing Tuesday afternoon, on the important
ubieess of Anatomy and Physiology. Mrs.
Wheeler is very interesting and accom-
plshed lecturer, and she is spoken Of in the
Highest terms BY many Of our exchange
Her lectures win be illustrated by Mani
Kin and a large number of paintings, and
are most admirably calculated to give one
apsrfect idea of our physical organization.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17

ElsetoraI Vote Of States Represented at
Chicago.
The following States viii be represented
IN tie Republican Convention in Chicago;
rhH sTArEs SLAVE sTArE;s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17


MAeNuicEsF BAEsER.-The banner Of the
New York city delegation, to be borne by
them ct Chicago, was exhibited in this city
this morning, and vas pronounced magnih-
es1f lv sl who saw t. The 'front.' is COM
possd of blue fed with a large heavy gold
isce border and long gold fringe. The centre
contains 8. life sized portrait Of Gov Seward
fithfnliy executed in oil, by well known art
n n New York Over It, in letters ofgold, is
tbe motto Of the State Of New York and un-
der the portrait the following g:-"Union and
Liberty, come what may, in victory as IN de-
fat II power ss ont Of power, now and for
svsr. The reverse Of the banner is Of red
kin. with the inscription, in large letters,
igFev York City Delegation The staf is
mmouuted with the cap Of Liberty, made Of
,rimson velvet crnamented with stars wrought
4 cold thread, gold lace bands and heavy
eoi6 ainee. In Intrinsic value, in beauty Of
1s-ivn md workmanship, il viii equal, If not
S5rsos. ANYTHING Of the kind thai viii be ex-
hibi.sd - Chicago during tie session Of the
Rs5chiican Convention. = AlSaly Evening
JsEnsi.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17
SILK & WOOLEN DYEING

SILK 4 WOOLEN DEEING.
CLEVELAND CITY FRENCH
" DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISH
MENT, No. q5 Seneca street, near the City Hotel,
Cleveland, Ohio. Silk and WoOen Goods Of every
description cOlOred and cleaned. CrePs SHul5i buzr
Curtains, Ladies' & Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel
and Kid Gloves, cleaned Straw Goods bleached and
cOlored. Bonnet Plumes cleaned, dyed and curled.
mayl6:29o FREDERICK CYRlAX-
NOTICE.----MRS. MARKHAM
IN WHEELER will commence E course Of Lee
lures to the LADIES Of Cleveland, on Tuesday af-
ternoon, May -, at ChaDin's Hall, upon the sci
ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY,
illustrated by fine French Apparatus, the NOODLE
I'd EEMME, or ARTIFICIAL FEMALE FIGURE,and set o
lfe-size Anatomical Plates, and variety Of Maps,
Charts and Sketches. The MoDELE Is posed Of
artificial representations Of all the important Or
gans and Tissues Of the Human Body and Is capable
Of being separated, to answer all tho general
purposes Of actual dissection. The Muscles, Rlood
Vessels and Nerves accurately represented; the
organs Of the Chest and all the Abdominal Eiscera
exhibited in sifi removed at pleasure, and their
interior structure readily examined.
The principal subjects Of the Course consisting Of
I've Lectures, aro the Bones, Muscles Circulation,
Digestion, Respiration, Secretion, the Nervous sys
TEN, the peculiar Organization and Diseases Of Wo
men, and the Physical Education Of Children.
"a The Introductory Lecture on Tuesday After
noon, FREE; to commsnce at half past 3. A general
attendance Of Ladies Is invited. maylIRl0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17

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the diseases which they claim to cure
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WATsON's NEURALGIA KING,
For Neuralgia.
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For the Hair.
STRONG'S FEVER DESTROYER PILL,
For Fever and Ague
BERHAVES HOLLAND BITTERS,
For Dyspepsia.
MoCLINT0CK'S PECTORAL SYRUP.
For the Lungs.
BRYANs TAsTELESs YERMIFUGE,
For Worms.
MOTIFS CHALYBEATE PILLS,
For Diseases Of the Blood.
CLARK'S PERUVIAN SYRUP, p
For Diseases Of the Blood.
KENNEDYS MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
Por Diseases Of the Blood.
N0RT0NS SALT RHEUM OINTMENT,
Por Eruptions Of the Skin.
MRS. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children TeethinE-
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17
ROUSE L JENNINGS,

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Real Estate and Ins. Agents
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5000. ROUSE a JENNINGS.
ITO LET.---THE FIRST AND
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Bank street, near Superior
ap2i ROUSE 4 JENNINGS. Marble Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-17
sLAvEs sTArEs


Thers ere two delegates chosen 70 each
electoral Yots,-also four Senatorial delegates
Ct large from each State. The whole number
Of delegates win therefore be 474.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-31

years, for their expressed consent and re-
newal, without which it must cease. No;
go where you will. and to what class you
may, with commissions Tor your fatal ser.
vice in one hand, and your bounty counted
by the hundred or the thousand pieces of
silver in the other, thousand resisters will
rise up for every recruit you can engage. =
On the banks equally of the St. Lawrence
and Of the Rio Grande, on the Atlantic and
the Pacific coasts, on the shores Of the
Gulf of Mexico and in the dells of the
Rocky Mountains, among the fishermen on
the banks of Newfoundland the weavers ami
spinners of Massachusetts,, the stcvclores
of New York, the miners of Pennsylvania.
Pixies Peak, and California, the wheat
growers of Indiana, the cotton and sugar
planters on the Mississippi, among the vol
untary citizens from every other land not
less than the native born, the Christian and
the jew, among the Indians on the prairies,
the cor,tumacious Mormons in Deseret, the
Africans free, the Africans in bondage, the
inmates Of hospitals and alnhouSes, and
even the criminals in the penitentiaries, re-
hearse the story OF your wrongs and their
own never 50 eloquently and ever so
mournfuly, and APPEAL to them to rise
They will ask you, Is that ALL" Are you
more just than Washington, wiser than
II milton, more humane than Jeffersony'--
wv hat new form of government or Of union
have you the power to establish, or even the
cunning to devise, that will be more just,
more safe, more free, more gentle, more be-
nefccnt, or more glorious than this?' And
by these simple interrogatories you will be
silenccd and confounded
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-31
A PrOialIe Crow.

A Profane Crow. ra" r..
Several years since, on warm sabbath
morning, while the Rev DIR. B., of a we'll
known fishing town in Mass. was holding
forth. "A tame crow which had been taught
to utter but one word and that wicked
one, few into the church and alighiing on
the pulpit, saluted the minist T. ith Cd
d--n ye," whereupon the enraged as well
as horror stricken parson ''dr w OFF, and
gave the "gentleman in black a winner
that sent him to the floor Nothing daun.
ted by this, however, the crow was soon
upon his feet, anil looking up at the Rev.
gentleman repeated his salu,ation with such
an emphasis that he took to his heels, and
together with his congregation, scamp rcd
from the sacred edilce in double quick time.
One little old woman, whose seat was in
one corner, did not see fit to follow the cX-
ample of the shepherd or his flock, but
firmly kept her position; upon seeing which
the crow advanced toward her, and hopping
upon the seat in front Of her. again gave
vent to his iavorite expression; the old wo-
man not little a>tonish,d d at his impudencc
and evidently taking him for an evil spirit,
in the shape of bird, yelled forth at him,
Cd d--n you too! what do rou G. d
d-n me for don't belong to this church Y
and giving him wipe with her umbrella,
she cleared the coast, leaving the church to
silence and the crow. ....
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-31

KISSING THE HANDsoMEsT GIRLs.-A dis
tingui>hed candidate for an office of high
trust in a certain State, who is "up to a
thing or two and has keen appr,ciatio
of live beauty, when about to set of on an
electioneering tour recently, said to his wife,
who Was to accompany him for prudential
reasons: 5saz.& o
"My dear, inasmuch as this election is
complicated, and the canvass will BIZ close,
am anxious to leave nothing undone that
would promote my popularity, and SO have
thought it would be good plan for me to
kiss number of the handSolnest girls in
every place where may be honored with Il
public reception. Don't you think it wo'd
be good ida?"
Capital - exclaimed the devoted wife,
''and to make your election a sure thing.
while You are kissing the handsomest girls,
| will kiss an equal number of the hand
soonest young men,"
The distinguished candidate, we believe,
has not since referred to this pleasing means
Of popularity. --,... -g...
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-31

The effect of the recent defeats of the
local candidates Of the Democracy in Penn,
Ohio and Indiana having resulted different
ly from what was supposed, it is well for
moderate Republicans to begin to look about
tn IN. 1t is now very clear that those de-
fats will tend to unite the conservative vote
Of the Middle and Northwestern States on
one electoral ticket. That this consolIa-
ton is alre sdy in progress, we know that
it will increase as the election approaches,
is but too plain. We may therefore look
upon the chances Of Lincoln as rapidly and
certainly oozng out OF the little end OF
the horn" In view Of this fact, how can
moderate, or even immotlerate. Republicans
vote for Lincoln to defeat Mr.. Douglas,
when the only effect of thar vote will be t.
aid the election of their most hated foe,
"old Joe. Lane!" WIN the mod rate and
more conservative Republicans suffer their
spite against Judge Douglas to blindly
lead them to result so diStaseful to them
-Chicago Times & Herald.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-31

Nor RIGHr.-We saw, last week, several
accounts of Democratic victories obtained
in Train and Steamboat voting in the States
of Indiana and Pa. From the complexion
OF the returns we conclude that our folks
were all out on travelling excursions on the
9th Of Oct. We hope they will stay at
Aome anil cote on the 9th of November, and
not pay so much attention to car ballot.
boxes hereafter! Digging potatoes" once
beat the Republicans of Wis. Let nothing
keep the Democracy from the polls in Nov