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

UNFoUNDED RuMoR.-For the last few
days painful rumor has been circulated ia
this city and vicinity, that Mr.. Gibson and
family, Joseph Bulla, and those who left
here in company for Pixies Peak Gold
Regions. had all been massacred by the
Indians on their route. We have Just been
permitted to read two letters from Mr. Job
Borton's daughter and son, dated, Fort
kearney. May 10. and they both say 1--WE
are all well and all OF the company here
Instead Of taking the Santa Fe route, as con-
templated. Mr.. BulIa and his company took
the Platte route, and were in advance of
Mr.. Gibson's company. going through Fort
kearney on the 9Th Of April. Nate Meek.
Jones & Co.. Hyatt and family. from Iowa
six wagons in all-are together with
Gibson. The rumor is unfounded, and
probably origi ,ated from a Geographic re-
port, which has also proved false. that a
company of emigrants had beea murdered
by the Indians on the Santa Fe route
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24

LrrHoroaY- Micajah Morgan, of this
county. aged about 81 years, was, on the
Sd inst. operated upon for stone in the
bladder. which resulted in the extraction of
a large calculi, weighing one ounce and
half and one scruple-iargest measuring
81 by Al in circumference-smallzr one
by inches. Mr.. Morgan has suffered
much for the las, three years with stone.
until life became almost burden, aud was
willing to hazard his life in the hope Of OBJ.
tanning relief. We are happy to be able to
announce that he has found that relief, as
some three weeks have passed $ nce The OPP
GRAFTON, and the patient has been daily i'm
proving. The operation was performed by
DR.. G. Fisher, Messrs. Vale, au5hton,
Tennis, Hibberd, Francisco. Miller, Bran
don and Morgan. being present and giving
such assistance as was necessary, The
calculi, which is supposed to be white lime.
may be seen at the drug store of Mr.. Std
dom.
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Ratification Meetings

Are being held all over the country, and the
utmost enthusiasm animates the great Re.
publican heart Of the country in all quarters
OF the Union. The Republicans in this city
didn't get quite "good ready" on Satur-
day night last. About three hundred as
sembled themselves together on Maj Watts
corner and ratified sufficient to let
the scattered fragments Of the National
Democracy in these "diggins' know that
live Republicans were about. Mitcheil's
Band played few airs in their usual inim-
liable style. which served to calm the un
quiet spirits of few of our semi National
Democratic friends, who were wandering on
the outskirts Of the little crowd, aud then
John Yaryan, Esq. delivered brief but
very good speech, urging all good RePubli-
cans to move steadily forward in the path
of duty. until victory should perch upon
their banners, and exhortiug our unfortunate
political opponents. now on the outside Of
any healthy political organization, to for
sake the errors of their ways and "join the
good gathering army" just being marshal
el under the leade rship Of Generals AGRA
HAM and HANNIBAL.
An incident occurred. during Mr.. Var
yan's speech, which we interpreted as a
good omen. A small transparency, gotten
up like the meeting. in haste. which had
On one side the names Of our candidates.
and on the reverse ga Link-ou: TIE Wig
wam Ticket sure TO soin" appeared in let
tiers Of Iring tfre-a certain and sure 81 gn
that next November the Chicago Wigwam
nominees will be elected to the posts of
President and Vice-President amid a blaze
Of glory. only equalled by the triumph of
Generals Jackson and Harrison.
The meeting then adjourned. determined
to have rousing ratification meeting soon,
and TO fire next tine ALL TOGETHER.
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s~ Goods are being constantly received
a. Daniel B. Crawford's. No ee, Main ST
A fac lot OF Parasols, challss. Black Silks.
Prints. &c, just received. which he will sell
at his usual low prices Buyers are invited
to give him a call and examine his stock.
Exr The Big Camera al Boswell's works
like a charm--"mases faces at every Gus
t,mer pleasant to look a. and refreshing to
behold Boswelrs pictures are fine toned
and exquisitely snis.ed. Rooms West end
o. Main street.
~A coat and pants. valued at about
SIS. was stolen from Mr.. Bond. living near
Washington in this county, last week by a
young man by the name Of Jos. Burdi;t-
Marshal Zimmerman go. on his track. ar
rested him on Monday last, had him tried
before Esq. Lyle. who required him to give
bail for his appearance at Court. ind efault
Of which he was sent to jail.
arWe were not on the Fair Grounds
during the Hor.e Fsi- las. week; but are
informed that FAST" was is predominant
trait.
- We invite attention to the advertise
ment "Bargain-House and Lot in another
column. The property offered for sale is
very desirable in every way for any one
wishing to be At HOME, and away from the
noise and confusion of a city. Terms will
be reasonable Enquire a. this office.
SALEs.-J. S. Wilson has sold 27 acres
of the Tu-pening tract to Charles ". Street.
for s., 430; 24 acres Of the same tract TO
Nathan Ralsback, for So 500. Charles n
Street has sold his house and lot on the
@ ,rner OF 9th and Sasssfras stree Is, 10 j. S.
Wilson for $4,000.
w- On the 2ist. the Ii suse of Rspres4nta-
,ves passed resolution TO adj urn on tn. 18th
of jane next. Tue Concurrence OF tls Sena
is doubtful.
~Severe droughtia Nebraska Terri Dry.
~ The storm that passed over Cincinnati.
Monday afternoon. is es mated to have been at
,east 40 miles in breadth.
~ Prospect Of an abundant hacves. in CAL
iforna and Oregon, says news from there up TO
the l lth inst
GrThe Marion Circuit Court have decided
the Common Pleas District law to be valid. An
appeal was taken to the Supreme Court, and it
will be decided soon. The Indiana Journal saws
at is thought by some of the best lawyers of
this city that the Supreme Court will sustain the
decision of the Marion Circuit Court
MARRIED-On Saturday night last, by the Rev. +. A.
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DIED-On Saturday morning last. of Consumptio n.
Mrs SARAH E. COCHRAN. wife of Robert Cochran
Jr, daughter Col Smith aged
"a years.
Tho body OF Mrs Cochran, followed to the grave
BY unusually large curse of weeping relatives
sorrowing friends and ighbors. she CONSTANT
member of the Baptist Church. and died the triumph
OF faith in her Redeeer This is
viving bereaved relatives yet the natural feelings
will break all tn philosophy OF the Christian; but
the is like being Invested hope
<Aiity and eternal life ley ond this oftears
40 who tell the anguish
That wrings the human tesrt
When from II e loved cherished,
called in to part.
The bitter hours OF grief and pain,
The heart mus. learn know.
When : by death - e alone,
In this dark world of woe"
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From the Cincinna.i Giz atte. Nay %
Terrific Hurricane.

One Of the most terrific tornadoes ever
known, visited our city yesterd " afternoon
between three and tour o clock which re-
suited in the complete demolition OF a large
number of buildings, the partial destruc-
,iou OF churches and hundreds of dwelling
houses. the death of four men 10 the city
and two by drowning IN the river. injury of
several women and children; smashing up
OF an engine and baggage on the Gov
ington 4 Lexington Railroad. and the mis-
celiaueous tearing to pieces and turning up
side down and Inside out OF things general
ly. The elements OF the heavens seemed to
be turned loose for the express purpose Of
demolishing everything above ground.
The storm came from the northwest; and
whsn viewet from point high enough -
give one clear view of the horizon. ap-
peared to be cloud den>ely black. extend
ing about two miles in bread h, and rushing
forward with fearful rapidly.
Ii was accompanied by lightning and
thunder and torrents of rain. which were
swept into every crevce. The wind struck
with fearful force. A friend of ours who
Was witness to the damage done by the
great tornado which swept over IliLois aud
q part Of Iowa about two years ago, states
that the storm OF yesterday was far more
terrific The great force OF the storm was
spent In about twenty minutes, though the
rain continued fer over an hour In the
evening, at sunset the western horizon pre-
scented one of the most brilliant scenes we
have ever witnessed. The sky, as lar as
tue eye could reach westwardly. WAS q bril-
liant red, deepening into blood.red as the
distance increased from the sun.
All sorts OF rumors were current about
the city at dark, and those whose interests
rested In some truant boy or absent friend
were nervous and excited. It was stated by
some that the Ellen street, Clintou street
ana Bank street (Catholic) schoolhoases
had been blown down and large number
of children killed. Another rumor WAS
that Eve men had been buried beneath one
house; aud another still. that the steamboat
Champion, which had gone ca, in the NOM
ing With pic mic party, had been capsizsd
and nearly ali lost We are happy to say
these rumors for the most part proved false,
although the storm carried death and des-
struciion in its path We give the partic-
ulars below as obtained BY oar reporters.
As far IS we have learned the particulars.
there were four persons killed IN the city.
and two steamboat hands drowned in the
Ohio river. The names Of those killed in
the city were: Mr.. Brenkneyer. Heinrich
kissken. Thomas Cole and Nr. Grey.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24

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The experience thousands daily proves that prep
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
IlmcOln's Acceptance Of the Nomi.
nation.

VISIT OF THE COMMITTEES TO sPRrNsFrKLD.
The National Republican Convention ap-
pointed a committee to inferm Mr. Lincoln
Of his nomination. and in pursuance of that
duty they visited him at Springfield on
SATURDAY,. The Chicago Frss, and Tribune
of yesterday has the following report of the
interview by telegraph from Springfield:
They arrived at 7;4o in the evening"
The train WAS net a; the depot by large
cuacourse OF citizens. who escorted them to
the hotel. Cannons wer. fired, and a num-
Der OF buildings on the line of march were
brilliantly illuminated. Loud cheers were
given for Gov. Morgan of New York. F. P.
Blair, Jr., of Missouri. and three cheers
and tiger for the Pennsylvania delegation.
After suppar the committee proceeded quiet
" TO the residence of Mr.. Lincoln. Having
assembled in the main parlor of his house.
Mr.. Ashmsn addressed Mr.. Lincoln as fol-
lows:
II have, sir. tie honor. in behalf of the
gentlemen who are present. = committee ap.
pointed by tie Republican Convention re-
Gently assembled st Chicago. to discharge .
mos, pleasant duty. We have come, sir.
under vote Of instructions to that com
miitee. to softly you that you have been
selected by the Convention of Republicans
At Chicago as their candidate for President
of the United Stetes. They instruct US,
sir. to notify you Of that selection. and they
deem it not only respectful to yourself.
but as appropriate to the important matter
which they had in hand. that they should
come to you in person and present to you
the authentic evidence Of the action Of that
conventions; and. sir. without any phrase
which shall either be considered personally
plauditory to yourself, or which shall have
any reference 20 the principles involved in
the questions which are connected with your
nomination. desire to present you the let
ter which has been prepared aud which in
forms you Of the nomination, and with is
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
The Nominations:

The REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency, we place
at the head Of our columns to-day. They
are both SATISFACTORY men, well calculated
to relieve the mind of the country from
any doubt az to the result THEY WILL
BE ELECTED. SURE AND CERTAIN.
The etymolosy of the names of our candi-
dates. indicate their mission-iAe commence
meni OF one is Lin. and the ending of tn.
other is LIN, which meaneth, Celticly. a
waterfall or cataract "a real, genuine
Political Niagara Cataract. a Noah's Flood,
destined to overwhelm the corrupt and inn
beetle Administration of James Buchanan,
and completely and thoroughly cleanse and
purify the Augean Stables at Washington
City. Not only this, but Lin timber makes
the best Of broom handles. and. together
with the doctrines of the Republican party,
form the most ever-lastin. materials for
b,ooms with which to sweep the foul spirit
of locofocoism into oblivion, and forever
sweep away the cob webs of slavery that
the Little Giant" spiders of the North.
and their masters of the South, have been
weaving over the surface Of our Free Terri
t,res.
No, intending TO be irrsverent we feel as
though the name of ABRAHAM was indeed
a tower of strength. and that the covenant
with the first Abraham will be fulfilled in
the second: Il will bless thee and make
THY NAME GRTAr, and thou shalt be a
blessing"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
Judicial Convention.

The Convent for this Common Pleas
District. composed of the counties of Wayne,
Union, Fayette and Franklin. met at Liberty
on Saturday last and nominated JERRE. NJ.
WILSON, Esq, Of Fayette. as the Republi-
can candidate for Judge, and JOHN c. WHIT
RIDGE, Esq. Of Wayne. for Prosecuting
Attorney. We shall publish the proceed
Jugs AS soon as received.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
Mexican Mu.tang Liuiment.

From rich aai por bond sai free. ali eelars grade ana
eoa9ltioEs Of ~ hear the mead Of praise awarded
this voae-rai article Srs heated, pains islevs 4.
lives >Ayi. vsiGah made >-fai and untold ills
sassea - this medicine, which surprising sse
WHIST family require = Standard
LiEiHeats wheve- heard the ELECTS hy
ehev article For bruises Sprsns. rheumatism.
s~eiiihxs. strained Horses. equal Beware
limitations The Mustang LiaigsEt by ali
respectable Druggists aai Livery every town. parish
throughout North and South ErropS
nd the Of the Buy
BARNES & PARK. Proprietors. New York.
FL livery week IT,
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GIVE NE A CALL. ~

PIANOS If you want TO purchase . COED
Piano. cheap. you can do 50 by cagliry a. Phi.
picsinson's, No. IS, Main street. His Piaros
a-e all selected by Prof. Charles Scehne., who
is nov east bnying Pianos for this market, and
therefore can be relied on being of the best
onal.y. He has also co md large selection
Of Saee, Music, small, Masical Instruments
Strings &c.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24

nE Messrs. Starr Il White are in better
trim than ever for furnishing at the shortest
possibIe notice, all kinds of steam piping
and Gas Fixtures, a. the cheapest cash
prices They are now able to 6ll all orders
for the best kind OF Coke. Their materials
are all of the bes. quality. aud every order
is promptly filled. and in workman-iike
manner. Give them a call.
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Z / B Y s co N B I N E. D
Mower ald Reaper.

IMPROVED FOR 1859.
would call the attention Of Farmers tn. fellow
loving facts:
1nas-This is the perfest combined Mover and
Reaper in use better than single more. 5 a
mover, and better than any single reaper
fhAt-It is the strongest and the liShtest being made
entirely Of Iron, exec { pole ..aud platform,
The tr ger bar i. OF wrought angie iron. Of great
strength and iightness
That-It has Revolving Track Clearer which 10 the
only track clearer which will tho uzhIy separate
the cut II en- the uncut grass without leaving
the grass in punches
Ths;It requires onehird less draft than other
chine.
That-No pressure made the horses neeks.
o side draft
That-its ability rough ground esualiea
by any machine YET produced, he finger bar
wsrkins ~ and down, tntepe n4eut Of the driving
wheel. enables the II schine GO through dead y
and bitches, among boys.
knobs and gopher hills. where other za.ehine
could follow IL. 1t will york fron is inches
high
rhat-, be used in moving either with Without
the reel
That-In moving Raaping the positions ofthe
enabling them 10 10 their labor With bat Little
exsrsion
rhs;-whiIe Iachineis motion driver m BIZ
means :. lever, throw cutter int
gear, aat by a.other lever he raise and Iosey
the f. ger bar to pass oe-tructioas- move from
Geld to Eeii-
That-it is easily managed. marveioasiy simple. we'll
tult. compact o. liable get cut Of order. made
OF the best materials. BA5ces metal tcxes. is
furnished wits eoahls trees. meek yoke ard extras
complete
WN. MERCER M.-a,,-:urer,
Cambridge CITY. Ind
call on wN H. WAINWRIGHT Z 1EaBER
LAKE. AgsEEs. Richmond. samples can be az
Newhinney's Warehouse, the Depot
Aay 81 81
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FoRcs PuxPs This dry weather, when grass
pla.s flower beds, and vegetation, are suffering
for want of rain a remedy can be found at Jos.
Dicknsons Plum bling shop and Pump Factory,
O. Narion-st, one door below the Postpfhce. IN
the shape OF Force Pump and Hose A gene
raj assortment is there Oh haaj and prices very
low Give him a call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24

"A letter from Richard Meuden hall,
Kansas, dated the l3!h inst. states that
there has not been rain sufficient to wet the
grolnd there thoroughly, for the pas. nine
months. The wheat crop will be total
failure, beyond redemptoa-the prospect
for an abundance OF fruit, wherever there
are fruit trees. is good"
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DRS. HEWITT ROSE
RES DEN DE " I'll S I s,

fOfiee over c. A. Diekinson's Jewslry StoFe)
They respectfully inform the public that they can
(f desred insert teeth any, all OF the improved
methods now use, to wit: single gun. or PLAIN
tooth work on Gold Or Silver Plate, Continuous Gum
Work Block Work, Cheo2zstic and Nueanised
work. also, Artificial Paistes inserted.
Also work warranted to be executed in the best
manner. [2i-4t special.l
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NOTICE OF DNINIsT RATION

Mott e is hereby given a,shs aaierssns1 has been
appointed sRi qualified sininisT,tor Of the estate
Of Nlia1 Cieysngsr late af Wayne county. Indiana
deceased All person. having claims Agsinss the
the estate Of sad ee,~dens. viii prese.t them daily
s1theniisas-i - eqarei by Law, and ID indebted
70 sad state viii v4s.se zaAke INN date payment-
Said estate Is Supposed e. Ae solveat-
THOMAS CLEyESGER, Admir-
My 81. $50. 5lsv
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MINIS RATOR's ALE
A Barsain----House and Lot.

good Cottage Frame House, with seven rnons.:s Al
excellent Cellar six acres Of ground in high state
OF cultivation. aGd veil vth the best varieties of
GraPss Gooseserri-s, StrAvberies Backterri.s, Ind
Car-asts Alec hne Jung orchard Of Qance. Peach.
1 pple, Cherry and Pear Trees.-is pow offer 81 for
sale The outs1iIAsss Al god and Substantial
For particulars and terms enazire ~ this oses-
May -. 1850. 2su
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The Republicans of Old Wayne will holi
a grand Ratification Meeting at Cambridge
on Friday evening the Isl of June Prom
inent speakers have been invited and will
address the multitude on that occasion,
and start the ball Tor HONEST OLD ABE
AND VICTORY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24

STEPHEN SCOTTON, will sell inch
Good Dry for 81 IS per co feet.
other yard will sell for o. Come and 7th street
north OF Main. 23tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24

County Ticket.
For Common Pleas Judee
JERRE NJ. WILSON.
For Prosecuting attorney
JOHN G.. WHITRlDGE.
Represented pes.
E. B. NEWMAN, OLIVER Il. JONES,
ISRAEL WOODRUFF.
Tre0surer-C. B. HUFF.
SAeriG-JOS. 8. STEDHAM.
Su,reyor-ROBERT c. SHUTE.
Commissioner j JONATHAN BALDWIN.
Coroner-JESSE STEVENS.
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STEPHEN SCOTTON is selling CLEAR
Cash. Twenty 100 feet lower than tie other
wards, 7th street. north Of Main. s3ts
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Tin Roofing, Cutters. Spouting. sc.

Tin Roofing, Cutters, Spouting, sc.
w. N. Lefevre, having engaged All all order
and contracts for roofing male by r. NJ. Uuderwo God,
previous 10 the fl Of May has made
putting Tin or Galvanized Iron HIoO6ng,
greatly reduced rates and engaged two of the
roofers in the west who had Several Year,
in the business lie has also made further add
sions in The machinery, that his facilities for
ooang cannot be by the much talked OF
Fays Aachine One important feature in his roofing Is
that it is Solderei Roo'. while roofs put with Ma
chimes seldered, thereby making perma
and durable roof and that at that defy
pstitionenga ging at al time BETTER and
CHEAPER roof by hand than can be done by machines
Cutters aud Spoutng all times put order the
Call at the GILT STOVE for Roof E. Gut
and Spoutns Well Cisisrn P1mps, Lead Pipe
&c. Sc Every 3nlal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24

VIZ A d
w 4 situation by young man of this city VII
can we'll recon mented and * willing work.
Address ) s., Palladium Office
May "a. 2l2v