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Sen. Sane babe al Die SregOner Delegation
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6unter ben 8ir8iniern ertbeilt BADEN.
Sen. ScOtt ltebt i'm 8e9rifi in 2~lmtSge-
na4 @aibin9ton gu fourmen,
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T[iidbtiae:9 flanen. Nan.

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Baltimore lurfkrr.
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unb omar tt lan9eu 3miidenrdumeu eintrefen~
ben DepeI6en bon @barleltpn ul18 ernliipen.
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9ie iapaneNide G;eIanStlbaft.

Nem> OOrt, 1, W2ai, Der Staotrat6
BAT $4,000 fir ben @mpfung Der i%apanelt-
iden @eIanptldaft %bepili9t 1t. pa8 gauge erite
Stpfperf pe8 WtetrpPplitan=6pte fit pieielbe
Semtetbet.
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Observation-Disclosures

Columbus, Ga, 1. Wtai. Dem Daln-
pier Calhoun erplpbirte 9citern iein Seliel,
nobel Der Capt. CRAWFORD tOotli4 perwunOet
muroe, Su9b 2lttiu8, 2 engineers urO 2
Bal1a9iere purben 9efabrltd perleet uno 6
Geger (Oedarbeiter) murben 9etSbtet,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
Pointed Interrogation.

Can any one tell how it is. that during
these severe times, when every merchant,
manufacturer and mechanic is doing his ut
mos, to succeed in life. our numerous drink
ing saloons are we'll sustained, and even new
ones starting?
Can any one tell why men, who absolutely
can not pay small bills. can always find
plenty of money to buy liquor and treat,
when happening among friends?
Can any one tell how young men who
dodge their washwomen. and are always
behind with their landlords, can play bill
lizards day and night. and are always ready
for game OF poker" or ''seven up?"
Can any one tell how lawyers who have
no cases, and doctors who have no practice,
manage to make their ends meet, or meet
their endsi
Can any one tell how men live and sup
port their families, who have no income and
do not work, and why others who are in
dustrious, and constantly employed. half
starvee
Can any one tell how it is that a man who
Is to poor TO pay three cents a week for a good
weekly paper, is able to pay fifteen cents a
day for tobacco and cigars, and to say nothing
of an occasional drink?
| Can any one tell what interes. We have in
asking these questions which We know nc
one can answer?-Erchange.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
Lecture On the Commercial Causes
aud Cure Of slavery.

The articles on this subject which have ap
peared in this paper, written by our neighbor
DR.. LEAvIrr. have excl ted considerable in
terest among the thinking portion OF our
community, and he has accepted an invitation
to give free lecture on the subject on Fri
day evening of next week, if suitable
place can be procured. of which further no
tice will be given We bespeak for the Doc
tor large attendance. The importance of
the subject to be discussed, and his intimate
acquaintance with this practical expert
ence in the manufacture Of flax. will enable
him to interest an audience at all apprec ia
tive of such subject Our citizens should
take special pains to secure a large att en-
dance tor in no part of the country can flax
be grown to better advantage than here. and
if linen goods can be made cheaper than cot
ten goods. it is matter of the first importance
to the people of The West aud PARTICULAR )
to our citizens. as = factory may be establish
ed in this city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

Temperance Rennion:-The members Of
the Richmond Social Temple held most
delightful reunion at their Hall on Monday
evening last. A large number of members
from New Paris aud CentrevilIe were ores
en' and every thing passed off most pleas
antly-e especially the oysters. cakes. candies,
nuts, &c. DC. OF course the only bever-
age used was "cold sparkling water-the
beverage prepared by God himself to nour.
ish aud iuvigorate his creatures and beau,ify
his foo,stool."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

Report Of Street Commissioner.-By the
annual report of the committee of ways and
means, published IN another column, it will
be seen that $500 SO, has been expended
on Streets alone. the past year. That sum
however, was no. all paid out for work done
in l859-some contracts of previous years
were paid off by the las. Council. 1t will
be seen by the following items Of work done
by the Street Commissioner. BENosI NrwBY
during his first term of Office, the Stree: I'm
provemens have been pretty well scattered
over the city, and, without hattery, We might
add, twas WELL DONE, and no one need
wonder at his reelection:
Repairing TT. Wayne Avenue, from n
Hight st. TO corporation line.
/ Graded Jackson ST from mill race, 25 rods
north.
Graded and gravelled Cliff-st paved eros
sing of Cliff to Pearl. and two alleys on
| Cllff-st
| Finished grading and graveling Eighth st
from Noble to Main.
Graded and graveled Mill-st, two squares
in lst and 4th Wards.
Graded and graveled Green street, in LIST
Ward, and built and covered Culvert at
junction of Green and Main-st.
Repaired Jackson-st.
Graded and graveled one square at Market
House between Pearl and Marion; graveled
south and west ends OF Market House, and
paved the gutter, in 4th Ward.
Paved crossing of Walnut and Marion.
Graveled one square on Spring. between
Sixth and Seventhsts., in Sd Ward.
Graded and graveled Gaar st. and paved
crossing to Cliff, in ID Ward.
Made fill at Conley's, lot. wider and 3ft
hi gher-graveled the same.
Graded and graveled South Seventh st. to
North end of Park, in 4th Ward.
Graded Forest-st. from Seventh st. to Stan
ley's alley-thence into Walnut-st.
Graded West Park. entire length, and
glaveled one half of it.
Graded cross street into Seventh, at South
end of Park.
Graded and graveled Seventh-st. from the
south end Of the Park to the corporation line,
in 4th Ward.
Graded alley from Msrket-st- south, to the
ditch that drains the low grounds in south
east part of town.
Built bridge over sewer in 4th Ward, So
feet in length.
Built and covered culvert, IS feet long.
from Seventh 10 Noble-st.
Graveled rods of Noblest., in Sd ward.
Graded one square of Market st. and grav-
eled same from Sixth st to the alley east.
Paved the crossing of Eighth to Noble;
of Spring to Seventh of Vine to Eighth
of one alley on Seventh Of three alleys on
Washington of Spring to Washington; of
three allies on Main /; two on Green; two on
Sycamore; two on Cliff; three on n. High
ST.; one crossing at south end of the Park
and one alley on Pearlst
Made fill at crossing of Walnut and Jack
SON sts.. ten feet high.
Graded jackson Est, below Strickland &
Bridg glands Mill, AZ rods long.
Built culvert across Gaar and Washing
-sts.; graded Centre st. north of New hin
news Pork House, TO High-st.; dug out Gull
vert for Starr, from Sixth to Seventh-st
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

NeD York Cash Store The crowds
which are daily found in this establishment
are attracted by the great reduction recently
made on the prices sold there They are
clearing out for their spring stock, and are
selling at prices without regard to cost. Their
stock is still large and embraces some of the
finest styles of Silks and other Dress Goods.
The Ladies are specially invited to call and
examine the present prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

EE Thanks to our young friend Sam.
Elder. for latest copies of tie '.Irving Mag
azine," Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspa-
per-" and the "Welcome Guest" He is al
ways up to time in the receipt of all the most
popular publications of the day, and the Post
Office Bookstore Depot is the place to get
the kind Of reading you desire-grave, gay,
sober, or severe. Give him a call
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

We invite attention to the advertise
ment of our friends Logan Il Ogden, found
in another column. They have secured q
patent for q new composition for Roofing.
and from the specimens we have seen of it.
feel great confidence in its success. II has
been tested most efficiently for two years,
and has in every respect me, the expecta-
tons OF the inventor. They will be prepared
70 operate with it next spring.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
Improved Hot Air Furnace
W. M. hEFE01

w. M. hEEsE01I
MOULD call the attention OF the citizens of h'ch-
; w mona to his late improvement in Hot Air urna
whereby mi!der and more even temperature Is
obtained and all unnecessary heating Of the cellar Is
avoided Being a WOOD Furnace 1t Is bett er aiap
ted this section Of the county than the Goal ur
nsces generally IN and economical. The pub
lie referred to the following
Recommend aiionS.
Richmond, Dec. %, 1859.
Havin; lately erected of Lefever's Improved
Hot Air FURNACES, sni having given il fair and i'm
partial trial, would cordially recommend it the
Hot AR Furnace with which am acqusnt ed snd
fully answering all his reeomInenc ations, difusing a
mild temperature throug hout the house unlike the
hot burning AIR Of some furnaces. and warming the
whole house with less Of fuel than requr-
ed by the of stoves, and without unnecessarily
heating the cellar. E. c. VAUGHAN.
Richmond. Dec. 90, 1859.
Having the operation of Hot Air Furnace
lately erected by E. g. Vaughan. say hat |
highly pleased with the ssne and recommend
being superior AMI economical than til e
/ old Hot Air Furnace. W. c, SCOTT.
/ Jan. 5th 1850. AT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

Boswell was not a candidate for mar.
shall, but is devoting his time to making pic
lures which are creating quite sensation in
our city. We ask you to compare your best
, eastern made pictures with Boswell's,
and you will surely patronize him. Big
Camera. west Main street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
Iotals, Autites, 1t.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, 1860.
OUR I.OLLOr HONOR.

nThe following named subscribers have paid for the
thirtieth volume Of the Pal adium.
Jehie WATSON. John Henley, John Peterson "iham
g. Addeman Robert Morrison G. r. Coffin, David Taylor
Bank Joseph Parry Hiram supee Edwin 'ickers
Joseph NJ Jackson; Samuel Frysr; A. O. Blanchard ctt
zens Bank; Mathew Barker.
w. L. Fryar, Henry Henley, Jacob Sanders, W
Cheesman, w. Byers, A. N. Newton, N. Hawkins, B
l.. Martin. j. C. Dougan, j. Shissler. j. NJ Coggeshaii
Rich White, H. Mofitt, W. Baxter, W. Pagan, W
Parry, A. Williams. Ezra Smith. James Smith, Jess
Starr Joel Railsbaek. Jonathsn Scarce, VIM Conkle.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

@We are informed there is probability
of being established in this city large Boot
and Shoe manufacturing establishment. Sue.
cess to il
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

ORGANIZATION OF THE CoUNcIL.-We are
under obligations to VIM. w. Austin. City
Clerk, for furnishing US the following ap-
pointments of standing committees by the
Msyor, and the election by the Council of a
Board of Health. and Chimney and Stove
Pipe Inspectors:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

S4S-Doctor Hollands celebrated German BiterS,
prepared by DIR. T.. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, IA Wal
efFec tuaily Liver Complaint Dyspepsia JAun-
Kidneys and al. diseases arising from a disorderet
Liver or stomach Give them trial. they Will
cure you For sale at IS cents bottle, by Drug
gists and sorekeepers in every and village in
the United States Cansdas, West Indies and south
America lm4e
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

"HEREAS. my wife, Mary Thompson. has left
w my bed and board without any Jus. cause or
peovccation. Therefore forbid ell persons harborng
trusting her my account will paw debts OF
her contrasting J.1HOMPbON.
Jan. 2, 1850. 4-5t
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The next regular meeting of this Society
will be held at the usual place on SATUR-
DAY NEXT, 14th inst. Members and all
persons interested in Horticultural improve
ment, are invited to be present.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
Public Sale.

THE undersigned, Trustees of Samuel Boyd OF
Wayne County, Indiana, will offer pabiie sale
Saturday the 2eth day Of January. 1860,
on the premises, the new and valuable mill lately
erected by said Boyd, situate on Green's Fork 2IL
miles below Washington in sail county The proper
y consists Of large new Touring mill in
der, and a saw mill near completed. together with
dwelling house, out buildings, Sc II is situ.,s in
the heart of one of the best wheat growing countries
in the world, and is, taken altogether one Of the most
desirable pieces OF property Of the kind Eastern In
diana.
A; the time will be offered for sale -63 acres
of land in Jasper, Dallas and Polk Counties Io~a
There will also be sold Horses, Wagon, Buggy bar
rels and various other articles of personal
numerous to mention.
The terms viii De liberal Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock, .. M WA. NJ. BOYD.
j. B. JULIAN
Jan. L. 1859. ia
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

STEPHEN SCOTrON will sell inch Luun-
Der soop 81 > Per leo other
yard sell 81 Come aad -th Street, North
nf Main 2s.f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
J.. OGDEN.
LOgan'S Fire & Water Proof
Patent Improved Composition
E q O FL M G.

Patented Dec a. Is49.
ENROM long experience in business, the inventor
II has discovered tae chief causes of failure Of all
Com position roofs heretofore in and after
plete chemical artificial and
and thorough practical test he has rroduc ed
. roofing composition hich is far superior TO auy
compost ton offered to the public. This corpo-
ston will burn freese, aud consequently vi II
crack either from expansion elton Sam
pies may be at the tlty Hotel.
State aad County Rights for sale For further par
ticulsrs apply 10 3 VI. LOGAN Co
Richmond Ind.
Jan :. 1889.
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standing Com nm .sccs. for 1850:

WAYS and Means -Messrs. Poe. Coffin,
and J. NJ. Gaar.
Caias-Messrs. Abraham Carr, Petchell
and Coffin.
Pub. Buildings and Markets-Messrs
John NJ Gaar. Smith. and Downing.
Streets Messcs. Reid. Downing. and
Petchell.
Fire Messrs. Smith. Abr'm
Gaar, and Reid.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

49, We invite attention to an advertise
ment offering new Brick House for sale.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

evSTEPHEN SCOTTON is selling CLEAR
weaherboariug 81 80 per 100 feet. delivered Twen
,y cents per than the other yards It'll
street, North of Main. u
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12
Board of Health, for 1860:

Ist Ward-Dr j. r. Mendenhall and T.
w. Roberts.
I'd Wsrd-Dr. John T. Plummer, and s.
l.. Hittle.
Sd Ward--Dr. Hibbird, and r. Murphy.
4th Ward-Dr r. Mitchell, and S. Smith.
Chimney and StOvc-Pipe Inspectors:
LIST Ward-John Peterson, and Charles
o. Virgins.
Cd Wards. II. wilkins. and W. Emme.
Wilcox.
Sd Nard-Johu D. Virgins, and Charles
Newman.
4th Wsrd-Noble Newport. and Thomas
N. Young.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-12

Naltbey's Baltimore Oysters.
No. Is for a Soup
II, i AIS s. Stew.
c. ). Ms :: Fry.
" To eat
JAS. JORDAN, Agent.
Dec 90, t.
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Nordyke's Percussion Bolt

HOME PROOF.
SsTRICKLAND& BRTDGLaND say-..Ater a trial of
- than six months 'Norivkes Percussion Bolt,
Accompanies the object fully We uow boi
from DAMP wheat with and ofal
before
BROWN & ADDINOTON. (Mr. Af.in gton was for II
miller tor the late Basil Brightxel I'VE
much pleased with Nordyke's Percussion Bolt w can
do duty grinding and griad suit
wheat. Il il the mill will
than the process CAN increase the cap lcity
common b 1t p to 70 per cent
J. T swARTZ, Esq. twenty eight years = miller and
now head miller in the Richmond City Mills. says Nor
dykes Percussion Bolt has advans zes" For sn
plicss, eheaPRes and doing
Has been using the Bolt for months.
Mr.. wILCoXEN OF Nuncie. says: Nordykc's Percussion
Bolt gives better yield and more perfect separation
A. McLUCAS. Esq, OF Economy. for many years miller
Of Nordyse' Percussion Bolts and pleased
with is 1T bolts with profit
needs no hopper hoy wheels Il make family
and superhne -four the time.' L have
/ known 1T to clog
BRADY 81 son, OFF, Quaker City Works. Richmond,
say; We have JUST put two Of Sordykes Pat P-rcus
sion Polts sni consider them entirely any
in Use, they will from pounds -four
tushei the common bolt"
At the last state Fair: The Committee says
We consider it superior any other arrangement
recommend first premium Of twenty dollars"
At the Wayne County Fair. the Committee
We take pleasure in recommending Nurdykes Per-
cussion Flour Bolt and award it first premium and dipio
.
II New Bolts furnished operation and war
! il T7The Improvement attached Bolts n
one day time Apply W r DENNIS.
Genl Agent Mill Work, Engines and Machinery
| soft RICHMOND, Ind.
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MOvill S.

Moving.
'U>HE undersigned is prepared to all who want
An or out of Richmond At short notice, with one
the largest spring wagons in the city of
on reasonable terms. and it should be done. All
orders left at J. RusseIis Furniture store, No L.
Main street. will be promptly attended 10. Nv stand
will be at Pummer q Kelly corner when not engaged
viii do all kinds Of hauling s well as moving.
A. AkTOY.
Richmond, Nov. Fl, 1859. 30 6mos
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Farm for Sale.

STrUATEn and three four,hs miles north Of waluu
station the read leading from Il
Eccnony In. miles north contain
20 Rnder cultivation acres dssdeu
ed, balance well tiEesred said suppl le<
with falling spring water oaildIngs Of ,
hexed Log House, house. good stahir,
and thrashing door, and mill. will also sell ia
thousand brick less ii desired the premises said
r.rm sill sell very asonah4e For turtle,
parc1rrs enSaire of the gned the premises
L D. FOX
HSSsrs.o~r. Wayne I'D asv
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Jan. 4, 1850.

Notice of Election.
FTNHERE will be election held in Newport, on the
l first Monday in February next, for the rpose of
e'ectng Beard of Directors Of the Richmond ami
Newport Turnpike Company. for the succeeding year
LUKE THOMAS Prest.
Jan. 4th, 1860. 8.
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and great variety Of Musical Instruments
He has made arrangements with manufacturers by
which he sell all articles in this their pri
ees, and as cheap they be bought in the vest
He expects devote specisl attention This business
and invites all who want Piano, Meleieon. othe
articles, TO give him call al No. 35 Main Street
Richmond Nov II 40
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of Rich The undersigned Treasurer of the C.v
OF the City for the year 1889 ending December 3Ist
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1858, Dec. 81. Indebtedness of the City sll857 IS
1859. Orders Issued