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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-14
An OrsliHsan
Reguloting the Sale of Intor,cafing Liquors
IN tie City IF Richmond.


SECTION BE it orda ned by the Mayor and Com
mon Council OF the City of Richmond, That no per.
sh sl sell barter directly indirectly IN
toxicating liquors by less quantity than qaart
time, Within the corporate limits OF The city OF
Richmond without first procuring from said corpora
too a license 30 do hereinafter provided Nor
cense from the county Commissioners. be emitted
receive license fiom said city. Nor shah any
per without h.viug first procured such Licenses
sell barter any intu1caIng Liquors to ee d ank
suffered be drank in his house, clubhouse, yard,
garden. or the appurtenances thereto belonging
,. The words intoxicating Liquors, used
in ordnsnce shall apply to sp ritaous, vi
ueous malt hq any intoxieatin. itiuor
whatsoever. which is used or may be used as oese-
rage
SEC s-Any white male inhasitant, DESTROYS TO
obtain license 10 sell Intoxicating liquors within the
limits of said City, less quantity than
a quart = time, shall produce TO the Mayor . IL
cen>c regularly u led from the County Cosanss
toner's. authorizing to sell sucn liquors N said
elty and shall pay the said Mayor OF sssd CIts
the of fty collars fer snnum. for the unexpir-
ed of said County license. then tn" ssa,i May
or shall TO applicant itcens to sell ~
xicatng liquors Tor the term that SAIL county IA
ceuse may have Is run
SKc BE it further ordained by the Mayor and
Common Coaneil That every persin who shall, d.
ee,ly indirectly. sell barter any intoxlcSiins
/ liquors IN less quantity than quart AZ time
w,shin the limit, Of aid CITY or IA snail
barter sny ntoxcating liquors 20 be drank OF
suffered o De drank his house clubhouse, yard
garden. appurteuances thereto beionsns. without
having first procure license so % DO ASCENDING 70
the provisions this Ordinance shall. upon cuayic-
ton. coed I've dollars and cost of suit Tor
every such violation aud shall stand COMMITS ed IN
i iii said fn- an pa 4 or repeyinea
SEC 5-Be il further ordained, That q AIRY person
shall sell or barter az give aw.y any intex'cAiins
liquors TO pers.n or persons 1Ader TIE age e'
twenty years. or to any p-rson At tue tine IN
IF iuox'cson, to any person on the nrsf day
of the week cornany called Huniay, the person 80
offending Sd al. spoa ctnvicson, be aned in any san
not less than ave more than twenty I've dollars
together With OF and shall stani committed
until said dne and eoss paid or repievlaed
D iartser
emitted Ordinance regulating the sale Of inssxi-
eating iiquar the the Cisy of nicnmona. passed
an spprUved January -, 1861, be And the same u
hereby repealed.
/ SEc. This Ordinance to take effect and be il
force fr aud A',er its passage and luoIicasion.
! Passed ant approved February Il. 1851.
| Attest JOHN FINLEY, Mayer.
| W. W. AUSTIN, Clerk
| RicAuccd, Feb l2. ls6t le-Ss
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Administrators Sale /,

THE undersigned. adniai.'r.sor Of the estate Of
David Roberts deceased viii sell a. his late resi-
dence (the hsuss Of Ionashan r berss near R.ch-
mend 5th day. 18th of - month all the personal
property Of sad deceased consisting of enc horse.
horse wagon. harness. farming uisax5is, corn.
oats, hay. wheat in The field wool household furui
ture Terms made known On cav Of sale Sale
to commence .: 10 o'coek
JONATHAN ROBERTS, Adnr.
ID no. sth. 1891
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70 A short time ago. the jeff. stated
tina. minister in this city, during his dis
course acknowledged that the clergymen Of
his denomination had doae more to bring
about the esent National DIFFICULTIES. than
any body else, and the editor commends him
for thus contessing. We thought then that
ii was one Of Culley's whoppers. and. from
inquiry. our first impression has been con-
firmed. What pity it is that ouI nolghbor
cannot tell the truth and eschew SANDER.
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The 4,ne, icau MEDICAL and TOILET
RECEIPT BOOK.

rhis book coat.ias Recipes AMI Dire;tions for
making the IN st valuable Medical preparations IN
ase also Recipes AMI tull .n5 explicit directions for
making all tho most popular aui useful Cosmetics,
FER umes Ung rents Ro< toratives and all Toilet
Articles. Ii you are suffering wi y ehronic ois-
it yoL wish beautiful comp exion. me he al
# hair smooth face, clear skin. Iuxuriant beard
n lnoust sehe-or If You wish To know anything and
.veryt thing the -dcll and toilet line you should
" all means, Peruse copy of this book or fuil
particulars and a sample of the work tor perusal,
tree) address the publisher,
T. F. CHAPMAN,
4T-3m specian No. s3i Broadway New York
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Richmond Nursery.-Mr. John j. Con-
Icy. of this city has large stock of Fruit
trees 10 his Nursery, which he offers at the
lowest prices. His variety is equal to the
best in the country.
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ES The PalatiaI Bazaar is The place to
find the greatest variety Of articles 10 the
line Of fancy articles. toys. notions. fruits.
preserves. &c. &c. Oysters of the best
quality by the can and half can, and also
served up in the best style. Call at Mr..
Dugdal-'s few doors east Of the Hunting
ION House
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D@ We are glad TO learn that Mrs.
AoseIy has determined TO quit selling liquor.
and We arc requested to say that she is
well prepared to accommodate several re-
spectacle boarders. Her house is large. new
and conveniently situated on Marion ST.. a
few doors South of the Postofice. We
hope she may be literally patronized in her
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EH Our young friend Asa SMITH, is
prep ,red to Hang Bells Build Stairs, aud do any
kind of work in the Carpentery line in Satisfactory
md workmanlike msnne.. We commend 4r. s. as
of best and mos. reliable mechanics All
iers left at Gorsuch Poes H.rdware Store will be
prom lily attended to- shop on the N. E. Cor. of
sixth and Wanut-sts. 2tf
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MAD Docs Adult The proclamation of
the Mayor. on This subject, is sufficient to
direct the serious attention of our citizens to
II. We learn that in the neighborhood of
New Paris. O.. mad dog bit an Irishman
and young girl. and several horses. cattle
and hogs. We did not learn particulars
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Eky SIR Lincoln has gone East, but G.
r. johnson may still be found at his estab-
lishment to wait upon his customers, and
he is able to supply them with every thing
in the way of fine thing sters particu-
,arly. Call and see him.
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D~ If people value the respect of the
world. they must dress we'll. There is
<! eat deal said about real worth. and all that
sort Of thing; but well dressed person
command the respect OF friends and stran-
gers. To dress well and economically, we
would advise you to buy at Haines's.
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SoUrHERN CoNFEDERACY.--The Secession
States have rg,nizrd a provincial govern
nsnt, and JEFF. Davis of Mississippi Presi
dent and A. II. Stephens, Vice President
1t is said Cabinet will soon be formed
foreign ministers appointed, and all the
pharaphanalis Of a government gotten up.
Then it is probable q Governor Of New
Mexico will be appe inted, when a direc,
conflict will ensue between the general gov
eminent and the rebel government of the
Southern States.
MKxIco.--Another revolution has occur.
red in Mexico. Miramon escaped in dis
guise and has gone TO Havana. The Papal
Nuucio was insulted in Vera Cruz, and
took refuge in the house of the French
Consul. The archbishops and bishops are
oil exiled. The populace stoned them.
when they were imprisoned by the author
ties Of Vera Cruz.
U0r II is thought a proposition will be
submitted in the Border State Convention,
under Republican auspices. to hold Ma
tonal Convention 10 consider amendments to
the Constit alton.
Y 1t is said that jeff Da,i is. Presiden,
OF the Southern Confederation has telegraph
ed to Charleston advising against any at
tack upon Fort Sumter.
EE A, the election held in Eaton. OF
Monday. Feb. 4. for the purpose of choosing
Direc >ors Of the Eaton and Hamilton Rail
road Company for the current year the fol
lowing named persons were elected:
David Barnet, Daniel Beckel. John Car
Isle, Lu. ton Durham. John w. Erwin
Hugh Mckinney, James II. McWhinney
James Neal. James VI. Starr. Joseph Tor
renee. John c. Wright, William White
side, Thomas II. Wessner.
q The Connersviile Times and Lbert
Herald, are slightly down on the late Be
and Everett elec,or OF this District. Jno. A
dsland, Esq. for hostile sentiments tc
wards the North uttered by him in speec
recently msde at Connersville, which the
attribute 10 him. For a Northern man {
say. in the event Of civil wal. brought on b
disunionists and traitors of the South. ,hs
he would assist the latter,it is too serious 10
mere spice in a speech. or for jest, aud u
we DO not believe that Mr. B. would do an
such thing. Both principle and interest fol
bid this principle is for 1.-The Union. III
Constitution, and the enforcement of th
Laws and his interest is here 10 the NORTH
e Louisiana has adopted as fisg.
red field with a pale yellow star. and l
stripes, white and red.
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Pablo Sale.

WILL be sold at Public Sale. on Tuesday. Feb
w %. at he residence OF The unie-sisu-d. the
following pr party viz Two horse Waxon, spring
Wagon. Cider Nal. ~ Head Of Horses, II head
Cattle breed So,S and tIgs. st Jersey Hsrnes
Gram Cradle and S-v the, large Kettle, double
fiaN, three shovel Flows. shovel P1ov. together
with numerous other articles too numerous men
ton. Sale Commence at 10 o'clock a N on said
day, when terms sill De made known BY
FLEMING WATSON.
Feb ), 1851.
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E1 On Sunday last. whilst ]. T. Berry.
was riding out in his buggy. the neck yoke
came loose-tongue and lines broke. and his
horses seeded. Mr. Berry was thrown out
into the mud--damaging his clothes and
slightly bruising him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-14

PREMIUM Pictures. -Boswell continues
to make the same kind of pictures which
have been generally admired by all who
appreciate the hDe finish and the soft. exqus
tie tone which all bis pictures bear. His
rooms are on Main West Of Fron,-st.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-14

UH While south Carolina is rampant
with her notions of secession, James NJ.
Hays is supplying the pvblic with dry goods
at prices considerably less than most other
stores. No mistake about this .all and see
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the uaiersigned has
~ BEEN appointed Aiuinsstrsror Of the estate of
Oavid asbers, late Of Wayne County, deceased All
persons having claims against said estate are nasifed
to them duly authenticated fur settlement and
all knowing themselves indebted will maze imnedi-
ate payment. TIE estate is solvent
JONATHAN ROBERTS. Adnr.
1881
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White would respectfully Inform the cirizens %
Richmond Who are DESTROYS OF having gas INTRO
duced into their premises. and BY 90 dung avail
themselves of great luxury, the cheapest, Clean
est, safest and best light nov in use, that they
have nc on hand 1000 feet of gas mains. which
they are ready 10 lay down on any street
that will insure Sufficient number OF gas coz.
sume,s TO Justify them 10 doing so. 45;f
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LADIES FuRs.-John Suffrins has just
received, the nfsetus large assortment
of Ladies Furs of the most beautiful m.terist and
finish aad will sell them at very low prices. He also
has large ani complete assortment OF HATS and
CAPS of ali kinds. Call at the old stand. 5l-5m
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! ExJ- Talking about by drophotia, friend
remarked that all the dogs in creation were
not worth the life OF one human being. and
he ventured the opinion that every body
thought as he did. We have long bees OF
the opinion that all the whisky manufactu
red and sold. if put up against the value of
one life. would sink into thousandth part
Of nothingness; yet. men are to be found
in this community who are daily and hour
ly bartering off one for the o,her-murder-
ing according to law; and others asking the
County Commissioners for the same privi-
lege! Death by hydrophobia or by delirium
tremens, are both horrible; but Of the two.
the latter possesses tenfold more horror:
not only Is lie destroyed but the soul is lost
--eternally lost! But what difference there
is in the minds Of men regarding dogs and
whi>ky-the cause Of these two diseascs!--
Not an advoca'e can be found for dog life rs.
human. whilst whiskey rs. human life has
plenty of most ardent supporters!
RR. Last week. the wife Of Mr.. Edward
Petty. residing on South Front.st. In this
city. presented her husband with THREE
> vs-ar plump and healthy. at one birth!
Their names, we learn, all commence with
the only letter in the alphabet that is At all
significant of an event of this magnitude
w Webster, William and Waller.
| Ev Last week. the lady of one our ciu-
zens was insult.d by a saddle colored in
dividuaf--she informed her husband, who
Immediately went in pursuit. caught him.
AID, with = club. which proved to be some
what unsound. he inflicted corporesl punish
men, severe and ample for the outrage
I, made the scamp sing 'ahe Campbells' are
coming. oh! oh!r' as distinctly as he could
say lack Wallacei
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L H r
PENNSYLVANIA CENTR'L B. B.
IL n First Glass Route
TO ALL THE EASTERN CITIES.
Quick Time. - Low Fare.

Baggage Checked THroush-AN Tran.fer
Free.
Three Daily TrAias for Pis;sAarga.
All eounecsins Direct for New fork
Tso Duly Connections Tor Baltimore
ENuGR LEWIS, General Ssps-.
AsonA-
W. H. HOLMES, Gsni Western Ag-. -
Indianapolis. ~
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Valentines Valentines !!

A large supply of Valentics, sentimental and
comic, for sale at the lowest prices wholesale
or retail at the POSr-OFFlCE BOOK
STORE. SIT
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

q LARGE and h.nssoHe heuse, containing ten
n rooms. we'll finished. nearly new. ard Known IS
he ya~xrt. cpersy, eth sad eso, Main St,
i, offered sale favorable terms APP 10
r. u. UNDERWOOD
- "A ,sR, fe-f
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EV Owen Mckinney. sold his farm, re-
Gently. near Chester in this county, for
S. 600 cash
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-. w. ROBIN
WestEnd Main Steet, RICHMOND.

MY facilities for doing Job Work and Repairing
wi equal to any in this City. We have the pat
for airing nearly all the Ohio Thre.hng Ma
chimes. Pins screws. Bulge Bolts, Bolts and Nuts
cut, We also making q first class Saw Gum; also
Circular saws to either points or Journal As
friend w. D. Wilson has left. invite his for.
mer customers to give US call. The highest cash
price paid for old iron.
r. W. ROBINSON
Richmond. Nov. II, 1859. istf
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locals, Natiees, 1t.
NO TICE.

The Publishers Of this city have AL greet hereak
ter 30 ch Is each notice Of he Lie zoCs
HhEftS6s- Literary Scso AsYieu fossi hostieni
sseiety meetings which are
NOT ALLY OF gen -r.i character psid for ~
the time, be charged the person handing II such
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
At Strattan's Corner.
Just Received from
The City OF New York.
~ Call and procure
THE BARGAINSi
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Teeth. eettl.. Teeth...

Des Hewitt an Rose would respectfully
inform the citizens of Richmond and sur
rounding country that they are prepared to
inser. all the improved styles Of teeth. in
the Dental art. Continuous Gum-Vulca-
mite Base, Gold and Silver work. made in
the best OF style. All work warranted.
Office over C. A. Dckinson's Jewelry
Store, No. 80 Main Street
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale three story
business houses They OF the
and we'll Finished They are locates on
Main business city. They will
b sold reasousn- terms xcha prop.
BORTON.
richmond June 2Sth.
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JAMES NJ. POE,
A<otary Public s. Real state Agent.
BrightwelI Bui ding. No IS. Main street.
RICHMOND, IND.
II As For sale the following Spring
D splendid Farm smiles from Richmond. o
the East Fork of Hill's
principally rich bottom land under good cultivation
well waiered and good timber good Frame House Barn
Two Orchards, vNcelien spring &c. psyments easy.
Frame House ant Lot seventh s., rooms kitch
en-. good we'll and cisiern.
Brick house sud Lot sixth st. rooms and kitchen,
we'll. cellar. sc.
Brick House and Lot North Pearl three rooms,
kitchin And per h, cellar. we'll,
small Fa Fm about mile south o Richmond.
Ten Building Lots in Clifton. adjoining Richmond-wiii
be sold lew.
Two Houses and Lots in Sevast1po adjoining Richmond
cheap
Splendid tuiiaing lot the Depot.
Two Houses ana Lots on Mill St, also cheap.
House and Lot Marion
House and Lot Marketst
Five aud aft CenterviIfe
den, all in nice order. improvements, Frame Cot,ase
rooms. Pantry. summer Kitchen. Carpenter shop,
IiHy drafted bearing Ftuit frees 3 of n
strAwhefries good Strawberry. &c This property
sir4"le and vii be sold low. easy payments.
March Is. Il
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For Sale.
"A GOD TURNING.

"a GOD TURNING
Having employed Vim. Hutchins turner in nv
Furn iture Establishment his we'll
me in sasi ing that supply all who may desire
anything ~ this line with articles which be
passed.. Every Description oil turning in
d, VIII be for cabinet
chair makers. carpenters builders m on req
sonable
THOMAS MASON.
Aug tS, 1860
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AT COST.

About loo patterns Vail Paper will sola At cos,
between this and the first of ia Eury room for
stock a DUGDALE'S heap Wall Paper Depot, No.
90 Main It. Richmond, Sept D.. Al
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VALU ABLE GIFTS.
" ITH 30 o ks
At George g. Evans ORIG iaal
Gsss neck EnserprSse,
THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
Permanently located at
4S0 Chestnut Street.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

CARD.
Having purchased the sp. c,ous Iron Building No
sSF Chestnut street and fitted it up sIn every con-
senience TO facilitate my business parseulariy th.,
oraren devoted 10 ntry orders: AMI having larry
er ca ta! than other party invested in the bu,i
ness am neS prepared TO oder greater advantages
ana oet er gifts than ever 20 my customers
VIII furnish ANY book OF q mora. char.eterl
Pso!isned Ia the United states, the regular retail
pfice o. which Is one collar upward. End Civ.
present worth from 80 cents lo dollars with ea-E
BOOK and guarantee to give perfect s.risfa,ti.n a.
1 AN DE- erJnnei 70 maintain the reputation already
oest0"ed upon my establishment:
Strangers visiting Phiadelphis are invited u call
Anu Juase 'or themselves q. G. EVANS.
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PERFUMERY.

WE wish IL say to the public that we have the
w Largest and Pun esr Perfurnery Fancy
nd foe, articles brought to this market and for
ale chespat JOS. STEDDOM &c CO
Nays 24tf
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@CHEAPER THAN THE CHE Better
THAN THE BEsr!-Nr..E W. Adileman, has just
ceived another lot Of Maiams Dam ,rests Prize Meia
HOOP SKIRTS. that cannot got out of order Ladies
call and them, at the sole Branch Of Madame Dem
arest Brightwell niIding. coor West of Mrs.
Bradoury's g Dress Making. all its v.rious
branches, and Patterns great variety Also, Ladies
FuIs altered nd repaired.
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have he Best Furnar for Warning sntiia-
ting Churches. Schools and Private Residences in
the Vest. >4nfori.s and rrusioF'. $1,000 Challenge
Heater. for Burning Coal has equal hsve also
heavy Cast Iron " God nearly feet long 10
SCI in Brick metal easings this 10 the very thing
for Localities uhe wood Is used. Il is heavy and
dur,t 10 and when brick will be permanent
inssitut"n. keep All sizes kegssssfs snd Nehtiis-
snr. and Sf orsck for either coal or
uood and warrant thea give sAsisf.efion fer-
.on- thai wish warming and vesfiiasang syPAssIcs
s,nds a .soy.. AID among them the eei-br.tet
r-o,ou;s, S.ni Oven Stoves 81 my Old Stssd, 10
~ ~" faos J. BARGiS-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-09
Arrest of r. A. r.. Nelson.

Quite an excitement prevailed on our
streets yesterday, growing out of a rumor,
which was subsequently confirmed, that Mr..
T. A. r. Nelson, the avowed candidate for
the Lincoln Congress at the late election,
had been arrested in Western Virginia, by
citizens of that State, while endeavoring TO
make his way to Washington. The remain
der of the worthy trio, viz: Maynard and
Bridges, seem to have heen more fortunate
getting through the mountains and to Ken
lucky.
MIR. Nelson chose to try to run the gaunt-
let of Western Virginia, was taken, and will
probably be sent to Richmond, where he will
either take the oath of allegiance to the Con-
federate States and take his seat in the Con-
federate Congress, or be dealt with as the law
and the facts in his case may determine
The Lincoln Government has set the exam-
Pile of arresting suspected citizens, in Balti-
more and St. Louis, and sei.ding them to
prison in distant cities for much less offence
than Mr.. Nelson has been guilty of. both
against the laws of his own State and those
of the Confederate States. Mr.. Nelson was
not molested in East Tennessee, although he
preached rebellion to the bitter end, because
we have no war-no martial law in East
Tennessee. We think it was not sagaciOus
in him to go voluntarily into State where
martial law is established, and where he as
claiming to be member of Lincoln's Con-
gress,i must necessarily be regarded as an
enemy, and as such subjected to the useges of
KIaozUile Register.