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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13
Thlrsy.First Congress.

Congress convened in its second session
Of the Slst Congress. on Monday last The
committees of the first session were con,iu
ued.
On Tuesday the Presidents message was
read. and ordered to be printed.
On Wednesday. in the Senate Mr.. Hale
moved to reconsider the vote to print the
Presidents message. and made a speech ex-
posing the dsgrant Inconsistencies contain.
ed in the message. Mr.. Iversou said the
Withdrawing States disclaim any further al
lsgiance. We intend to 60 out Of the
Union before the 9Th of March next-pea-
ceably if We can. forcibly if We must
Five States will 60 out and Louisiana and
Arkansas soon call conventions. Mr.. Wig
fall ssid be thought the President would
precipitate the measure he intends to avoid
Mr.. Salisbury. Of Delaware. said his State
having been the 6rst to come into the Union
would be the last to leave it. In the House,
the Homestead Bill was taken up and passed
BY l3s to IS.
In the House, 50 much of the Presidents
message Is refers to secession. was referred
to . select committee of one from each State
The Speaker appointed the following CON-
mittee:
Thomas Corwin. OF Ohio. Chairman.
Virginia. Aillson: Massachusetts,, Adams;
North Carolina. Winslow; New York, Hum.
phrsy; South Carolina. Royce: Pennsylva-
mia. Campbell; Georgia. Lore; Connecticut.
Ferry; Maryland. Davis. Rhode Island,
Robin son: Delaware. Whitley; New Hamp-
shire. Tsppan; New Jersey. Stratt.n; Ken.
tusky. Bsistow: Vermont Morrill,; Tsuussss
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rcr.~.r<~s,.n~s~<sSAr~"s
speech or Hon. o. r. Morton.
We publish in another part OF our paper.
a brief report Of . speech made by Hon.
o. P. Morton, in Indianapolis few evenings
since. We endorse it as sound Republican
gospel-as the truth Of oar Republican faith
ers. 1. is . manly. noble vindicatron Of the
principles upon which our government WAS
based and which must be maintained. II our
free institutions are to be perpetuated through
coming time. We AK for it the candid Pc
rusal and examination Of every reader'
without regard to political or party predi-
lic,ions. 1t Is the American platform, upon
which every consistent friend Of freedom
must stand, whether he native to the
maner born" or has sought our country from
foreign lands, as the home Of freedom and
equality.
The doctrine and sentiments in it enun-
ciated are the same We have ever advocated
and which We now believe will be acted up
on in the forth coming administration. As
such we commend it to every reader. II
contains nothing new. but is the same old
truths We have so often heard before. but
which have seldom been proclaimed IN
plsiner or more forcible language.
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vThe yield eff the Fremont gold mines for
the past two weeks. was $50 500 A commit
tee of the ci,izeLs of Texas pcti,ionel Gov.
Houston TO convene the legislature lie de-
ciiiied, regarding the secession project as wrong
but stared tha, if majority OF The ci,izeps
Of the State would ask IT, he would not be in
their ay--A large secession meeting wa,
held at Mobile on Saturday night last. at which
delegates were appointed TO State Conven-
lion.-Hon. Charles Sumter .ectuled in New
City York. on Friday evening last The aim of
the lecture was 10 prove that ten Lafayette
was opposed 10 the system of African slavery.
- Hon. Mr.. Houston, of Alabama. saws the
secession movement is gaining force in that
State, but that he is opposed to it seces-
sion convention is be held in lorda on the Sd
OF Janaary.--Gov, Le,cher, OF Virginia has
declined the request of the Cergymen of tina.
State, TO appoint day of Thanksgiving and
prayer --The Legislature of Georgia has
passed bill iegalzinC the Suspension of paymen,
Of all debts until ls6l-rbe ls,es, ;r,sri
gence from South is rot encouraging for peace
The secession feeling does no, seem to aba,e
= 1t Is reported tina, W. L DAYTON. of Nex
jersey Is likely to be Secretary of State
Roger A Pryor Of Virginia has come ont i
favor of secession. lie does not like 10 live mr.
der the same government with Potter of VIZ
consin .-The Japanese are highly pleased
with the reception given their embassy to this
country The custom pts from Charles
ton have largely diminished, As compared with
those OF last year.-The Legislature of
OF Senator for the present-There was a Sc
cess'on meeting at Memphis, Tenn J, on Friday
night last -Judge Douglas vas sereuaded
q washington city. on Saturday evening, on
wnien occasion be made astrong Union speech.
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JAMES M. POE,
Notary Public & Real state Agent,
BriShtweI But ding, No l51s Main street.
RICHMOND IND.


AS for sale the following stock for spring >ales
HI splendid Farm ! 3nies from Richmond on
the East Fork Of hItewAer, Hills MILL II acres
principally rich bottom land. under good cultivation
well watered nd good timber good Frame House Baru
Two Orchards, txcellen spring. &c. Payments easy
Frame House and Lot seventh ST. rooms and kIieh
coed we'll and csteTn
Brick House and Lot Sixth ST. rooms and kitchen
we'll, cellar, &c.
Brick House and Lot North Pearl st, three rooms
kitchn and porch cellar, we'll,
Small Farm about mile south Of Richmond -,
Ten Building Lots in Clifton. adjoining Riehmond-whi
be sold low.
Two Houses and Lots in SevastCpo ac dining Richmond
very cheap
Splendid building lot the Depot.
Two Houses and Lots Mill St, also cheap.
House a. Lot Marion st.
House and Lot Harketst.
Five Centervie. suitable for Gar
all in nice order improvements. Frame Coitase
rooms. Pantry. summer Kitchen, Carpenter shopr
Fifty Grated bearing Fruit Trees, ! ; OF acre u,
Shrubbery &c. This property IS de
.irahie and vii be sold low. easy payments
March Is -
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- L Yaryan. Esq. has assumed
the editorial duties OF the Liberty Herald.
He is a vigorous writer and will make the
Herald worthy The support OF the people Of
Unios county and the rest of mankind -
We welcome our young friend to the ranks
of editorial life.
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STATE OF INDIANA
Wayne County = =
David W. Reed. !
Edward II. Webb {
Michael Page

Before ne. SAMUEL BROWN Justice ofsh.
Of Jefferson rosnshsp wayne cozaty, Indiana Be i.
that the 18th day of November. 1850 A.
named rAiaiits ale: in ofce their
said defendant tie above entitled with
their that sail defendant resident
Indiana said deeaisnt Is therefore hereby
tilted Of the aRx and pen4ercy said Piaius
hra, and that unless he appears oeee in HAxs<s
town the esh day % December next II oe4eck p NJ
And answer eerr thereto. said complaint and the
matters aud things therein onsaae and alleged.
be hez I'd in ess aes-ac SANCEL BROWN.
NOV ~ Istn. 80 Prs fe- g. Justice
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DIED-On Monday night lest, Dec 3, Of apopie1y.
MRS. MARY SHULTZ, wife of Mr.. Fred Shuisz.
Of this city.
lon the 2sth Of 1ith month, 1900, near M
Vernon Ohio of inflammation Of the DO veis, EDWARD
EVERETT, son Of r. E and Catherine Haughton
aged years, 10 months, and dsys.......-.-.-..
"Sufer little children unto and forbid
them not, for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven
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..This is not the first time in the history
OF the country that the election. by the OPP
position to the Democracy of President,
has brought about those results. How was
it in l840?'-( Jeffersonian.
Iy The "results" of the recent cleo
ton. are summed up by our neis hbor to be:
the suspension Of banks, old mercantile
houses breaking. and general distrust pro
duced everywhere and then comes the
crushing question: "How was it in 1902"
Why, neighbor, you know it was pretty
much the same as now, for this reason: The
Democratic administration of Mr.. Van Blu
zen. by its Encouragement. extravaganza.
corruption, aud rascality, brought the coun-
try to the verge Of bankruptcy and ruin.
just like the present Democratic admins
tration Of James Buchanan has done. The
action Of the people in 40 add go. bear as
striking q resemblance. as does the pro1iga
cy and misrule of the Van and Buck dy-
nasties-they hurled both from power and
place-weighed them and found them
wanting. The similarity between the ac-
ton of the democratic" papers of 40 and
so. is also as like as two peas'-endeavoring
to throw the responsibility of their own par
tvs laundering, reckless and dishonest pol
icy. on the shoulders Of their political OPP
ponents, with the full knowledge staring
their editors in their faces. that the Wing
administration Of 40 was not in power more
than one month. and, consequently, could
no: have brought about the bankruptcy
and ruin prevailing at that per cd ; and that
the Republican administration of Mr. Lin
coin. has not and will no. have the oppor-
tun.ty OF trying its sanitary and healing
remedies on the democratic" ulcers, NAL
aides and plaques. with which the country
has been democratically afflicted Tor many
years, until from and after the 4th of March
next ''How was it in 1902" Why, Gen.
Harrison. fell a victim to democratic" as
sassination-it is believed by many that he
was poisoned, God grant that Abraham
Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin, may not
share the same fate, in order that the lust
after power may be further perpetuated in
the hands Of party whose democratic lea
ders stop at nothing. however meaa or
monstrous, to gain their ends.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13

Nelson; Indiana, Dunn: Louisiana. Taylor;
Mississippi. Davis; ILLINOIS. Kellogg; Ala
bams. Houston; Maine, Morse; Missouri.
Phelps: Arkansas. Rust: Michigan. How
ard; Florida. HAWKINS; Texas. Hamilton;
Wisconsin, Washburne; Iowa. Curtis; Cali
iornia, Burch; Minnesota. Windon; Oregon
Stout.
Mr.. Hawkins, Of Florida, asked to be ex-
cused. but before the question was TAKEN
the House adjourned until Monday. The
Senate also adjourned from Thursday until
Monday.
Mr.. Iverson in the course of his speech
in the Senate. referring to the refusal Of the
Governor Of Texas to call an extra session
Of the Legislature, said: And though there
is clog in the Lone Star State Of Texas IN
the person of the Governor. who will not
consent to call the Legislature, yet the pub
lie sentiment is so strong that even her
Governor may be over-ridden; and If ne
will not yield to that public sentiment. some
Texan Brutus may arise TO rid bis country
of this hoary headed traitor. Great senss-
ton.
He further said, referring to the probabil
tiles OF war: There will be no war. The
North, governed by such far seeing states
men as the Senator from New York. Mr..
Seward, will see the futility Of this.
He concluded as follows: War is inevita
BILE: let the South take care; let the wal
come, and we will meet the Senator from
New Hampshire. and all the myrmidons OF
Abolitonism In the language of the Hon
Representative from Ohio, Mr.. Corwin, IN
regard to the Mexican war: I'VE will vel
come them with bloody hands to hospitablt
graves" Sensation.
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S75 OO PER MONTH AND ALL EX-

wish TO employ as above Trustworthy and efhcienf
Agent in every in tho Union to sell new IL
vention, patented July 81. 1860. To young men who
desire permanent employment in light snd re- pecta-
BILE business. | give better agency tnan any
House in the United states. will give fuii INFORM
alton in regard the business salary &c TO any one
who desires such situation For full pArticu iars
ADDRESS, with stamps for the prepay ment OF return
POSTAGE. HOSEA Is IAhi En-,
81 Inventors Exchange, Hanover st Boston, Ms.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13

@Maj- Nm- L. Johns has been elected
President Of the Union County Aericulru-
raj Society. The Major is an efieien, labor
er in the cause Of Agriculture. and We shall
expect the next Fair TO be superior in It's ar.
ranssnsots to any heretofore held in Union.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13
GHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue OF decree and directed fro
the Way ne Common Pleas Court, will public
sale, at the Court House Door the Centerye
Wayne Indiana, the I'D br s6o
betw the hours of ten o'clock four o'clock
said day the following described real estate
% Wit: part OF the south east of 90
township IL and range west of the principal meridian
line drawn from the mouth Of the Miami River
and bounded as follows Beginning at the north west
corner OF SAID quarter section. at marked
lil 3 o rods thence south 100 rods thenc.
west = 70 100 rods, thence south - thence south
~ - DEGREES west lua rods, 10 the Rich
nond and Boston Turnpike. thence north 80 degs
west al ng the center IL said pike the line OF
said quarter section thence north along said
quartsr - 10 itt rods to the place Of beginning
sn'n % acres and i4f square poles be the
or less the To be sola property Alfred
Powell and James Hsworth, satisfy said decree and
ext cution in fayor of Johu Clark
J. 5 srIDuAM, shr. W. G.
Nov ~, 1850 tS3 25l so
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STATE OF INDIANA, L.,
Wayne County, %

NOTICE is hereby given that Morrison Baldridse
administrator OF the estate of Sylvisn Leonard
deceased, has filed his petition sell the cal estate
OF The tecedent, his personal being insufficient pay
his debts, and that said petition will be heard the
next term of the Court of Common Pleas of said
County.
Attest: SOL. MERED TIL. Clerk w.CCP
Nov. q 81 30 SO
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Handsome Res dence for Sale OF
Rent

THE undersigned offers for sale rent the hand
residence, nearly opposite his farm house
one mile of Richmond the National Roai
From five to twenty of land canoe had Win the
house. The house has been thoroughly moderniEei,
and of the pleasant locations in the cou,
try. The grounds are highly improved-a fine stream
Of water running the same good water, and every
other convenience JOHN P. SMITH
Anril a6th 1850 aOtf
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

undersigned Offers for sale large. three stor
houses They of the substantial char
and we'll finished throughout They located on
Main street in business Of the City They VIII
be sold reasonable excha ged for other prop
rty JOB bohIoN.
richmond, June 18th, 1850.
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HAYNE COUNTY = q
In the Wayne Circuit Court, Spring Term 1850.
Sarah Moore.


Sarah Moore,
Martha ogien, Joseph og
den. the infant heirs OF
John Moore. deceased,
unknown. NancS
Ludon and her husband Com pla int for par,ition
deceased. Aniromac No -61
Davenport. Thomas Dew
export. Harlem IL Moore.
Anna Moore, Mary Duiy
Moses Duly. Enoch Moore
Moore hiswife sarah Lotx
enheiZer, David Lstzen-
heiicr, AdAiine Keesting
Martin VI keestiuz Jane
Stanley and Joseph stan
ley, Heirs At Lax 0 Ben
jam q. Moore
NoFItE, IS hereby given to said defendants Marth.
Ogden and Joseph Ogden, and the infant rhii3-sa =
John Moore deceased. whose Christian name. are III
AhoSn. Nancy Ladlon. Sarah LetEenheizer ana Iayic
LOtkehheiaer- Who as appears affidavit on ale Ar,
Frequency 81 the complaint in the entitled rause
sAId "ayne ercuii Court the AZ of n. ne ID
Ier 10 he held at the cour, CentrevIie IN
county eoumencinz First M-paHv Of rs,.,n.-s
80, 'hsn and there deUur 70 sd o..
rendered accordingly 80 o-e'e
witness SOL. MEREDITH Clerk of sid
Court aad the Seal thereof AT crn,res;Ts
THIS i'th day of November. i~So
SOL MEREDITH C G
IT'S Zee - 50
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12

n - eouxs& III ~ Q6tezt n &
|yAieh hha hen aaf - 81 izfsona9 - ~
&Ne6H f1eir re1pert1se xpvetuuellss. ~
|not hs eonsids<1d III t,B III hiter Is ~
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. kseA af - xsssEAassnts xepeasnntS1
NJ - contrstsis,k parties ID Aestoeisee
~ ~ and oskaaa Til aspap ssaae nrhi -
And both psDmise ~ bind t. ~ r.
he most spaaanR aannsf ta Aaaut6see III
and eampiy with III daaiss0n nss III ~
time thsfHafsee 10 RAISE any Question did
fedsly IA inafRaekly eounscte6 Mith III
fgbiees mastered this asasisxnaisn.
This cam snsson to hs ratified BIZ fhs
gsEesaaasnhs "a atssrsap psstsss seniracainst
parties, aud tha rssfdcatfuns to b IL 7
eAaagsd withia sMeiva ananshs frouna kh;s
asss, q = er seeaer, q pcssibIss n shs cry ss
latastimsny whaeof. the eousraesiax
Fsxtses hare sdknsd ard sesled this aRxees
sassk Is dunl3 l3ozke. 4, - EazI ~ md,
afszs11h kaASuagss, In 6ansiAg0 - seashs
lng of The month az Nqrs1ab Der. il De.
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And whereas she said Convention has
ossa daty ratified on both psrta, and the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12

I gw u is only in France thaa all men
aAaks OF sheiE hats when funeral passes
ahe.a sa The ssrssas.-a -bssasifnl and post
&c eusaoKa. l1s t5
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12


This new volume Of Mr. Partou's s'Iife
Of andrew 5ackssn,a' hss the following
aesuat og the death Of the Gaaegalss 5
wife. hes3 q. :.
SON Monday eTcning, thA kveniag be-
fore the 23d. her disease aDoaarea Ia taks
decided tarn Dor tbs better, ard she
then 80 earnestly ensreated the General 10
pregare fos sAs fzsigue Of so-morrow bs
having night Of an distnrbed sieep, thas
hs ealsanhed as last 10 90 into aa aaa5oin-
ing rocm ana lie down ga sofa. Toe
doctor was sill il tha house. Hannah
and Georgs werc 20 sit up witA their mia
tssss. Al ains o'clock the general baae
h5 good night, went into sha next rsaaa,
ard toak 60 his eoas, pseparasosy 10 lv-
fng down. He bad been zone about FIVE
rhiautes; Mrs. jackson was then, for tho
Assa simey resnove& tsum hsr bed. that Ii
nigiIt bs gs.aRrazaged for the nighs~---
Wlsila sisesng i'm chair, supported In sase
arms of HammaA, siaeussefsd loud, long,
inarssealaae ssys which was Immediately
follawed by rassliag in her thseaa. The
hsad fell forward apon Hannah's shoala-
ag- She never speks ex brasthed again.
ssThsse wss aw1id rusA izaep tiaesrosm
as husband, doceurs, relatives, friends
and seFyants.f Ths Genssal assisted te
las aer on tAa bed. Bleed her he cried.
no blood fbweslg ffg0an hag srnaa errv har
tesmpae, deekns. 2 Two drUps stained hex
eng, but no more followed. i#B
ID was long hsfags he woala bslisse
her dead. He Looked szxerlv imka her
faea, asif ssigl sxpessing 10 sss signs Of
rssuFsiag tafes Hes hands &na fnss grew
cold. There could be mo aoabt, then. aaa
they yxspased de kahis for layiag her oas.
Wifh ehak kinE sdsae, tha 6Sensssaa said.
sspReaa aoar blasksas tzpoa Ii. III she
asss eoaas 80, she wiR hs so haa % sha
sHa sat all mighi long In khs xaoxn bs
bee aidaes with his Saaa In HI haxds.
sgsigs&gg,i said Hannah, and oesasiunally
locking ints tbs facss assd fesliFg IL heart
and puiss sf the furR 10 desx VI hims~-l
sfaisr Lswi u. vino bad heen ssnt for, II ]
rived iRst bsfare daslight, and found hasai
ssilE fAese, asar3y speeehisss and whelfy
Inconsolable. Hs sax Id the raom nearly
all ssaaext days the pietasa sf dispairs~
u vas enlY with gfeas difigalty that ha
was pagsnazaed 10 take q little 0elfes.
g sAaa shss was the way, concluded
HasHab, ttAss old missas died and we
alwayss ssas tims when we lost Aeg We loss
nsassua sd nsOshw sopss add nore i
naos haR thaa n snistns. And 20 sxy the
samsoS alauRatazs for he was mere q faIh-l
~ 10 Us shaxs T ssSexs and mahsss the tima
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u Every axgasnent In favor of hqupr
drinking Il like ths Liquor drinksr hinsslf
--is falls 20 tho gruaad.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12

- 4 gausson u oystsr Point Cana,
ats baahea Of oysters, laas wssk, ~ fass
- %n sxpest negro coald open them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12

- He Is brave man who isn's afrsid
towear old easthes antil hsss able Ia pay
for new ones. 'E'l sssfss
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COUNSEL RII s. 70

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AZ ID anploy any, ixA0 sn1nss0r ssnss
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elusive pEiwiiege ct ssis &C nzrsAase, sub.
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ezaSay, IN this rsspeess the ssaae righls and
privileges - nat1ge eikizens and shsg
shall Dc at liberty to snplsy, Id all eases,
the advocates Ct whatever description.
wham thsy may think proper, n f
AKT. - LIN whaa@ysr relsass 10 abe po-
lice of sAa ports, sha .lading or uElading
OF ships Tia mArsheusiag and safety of
faerahaashse, gocds, and efFscgs, tAe SAG
eessaon 60 psrsaaal assassa hy Will or esh-
eTwsss, and the saisResal as personal prop.
sxsy d lesevy sors and denomination by
sala, doaatioa, exshaage, ar tsstamsns,
or in any other saaaaer ahaasoes ar, or al.
50 witA regard 10 the sdEninissrasisn of
jastinss tie eisiseas Of asseh contrasting
party sAall sxaiag. in EAs assrssogias Of the
other, the sazas privileges. Liberties. and
right ~ native aisizaas. aaa shssI aes be
charged. In aas ss these reapaass. with
aay osheE on higher iaapassa or duties than
shoss whiah are ar mar ba paid hy ssasiye
cisizans, sabiees &s#aJs 10 she local laws
aadTsgalsaiaas Of ssach territories, d
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12

~ T1e question now i not 40 much
who snail Be Presissns Df the Union -
wheshsR ws shall hsss Union.