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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

SQUASH SEEDS FOR SALE.--The Hub
bard" A." Boston Marrow" " Custard." aud
" Valparaiso Squash Seeds are for sale BY
Geo. w Barnes, Chambers Il New Kinney,
and by Ferguson IL Du Halfway at their
Auction Room.
~We can speak knowingly Of the
Boston Marrow and Custard Squsshes, hav-
ing been supplied with one of each kind by
our friend I. J. Ferguson. The former. we
think is superior to the best variety of the
sweet potatoc We ever tasted, and the last
makes the most delicious custsrd. the most
fsstidious epicure ever laid up to his face.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28
To COnslllllptivcs.

IHE Advertiser, having een restored to health in
few weeks by . very simple remedy. after having
suffered for several years with severe lung ~.
erton. and that dread disease, consumptton-is anx
To all desire it. he will send copy of the pre-
scrip.toa tree Of chargs with the directions for
preparing the which they will and
for Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis. &c The on
object of the advertiser in sending the prescription Il
TO and spread information which he
conccives invaluable and he hopes sufferer
will try his remedy. will cost them nothing and
may Grove a blessing.
Parties wishing presc ipton will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
46-ry Williamson Oh, Kinss county. New York.
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EU" All a new coat t--printinp ~,

A" All new coat !--printing must
be getting better !" said an admring friend,
as he examined the over-coat Of the Senior
editor. He was slightly deceived by trust
ing to appearances. Twas a two-year old
coat but it had passed through the expert
hands OF Mr.. Jacob Wright. and it looked
as good new. Give him a call in the
Gilbert block. on Marion street. few doors
moth Of Maj. Watts store.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

FINE PIcruREs.-The very best pictures
made east of the Alleghenies. can be had
at the portable car of Geo. NJ. Knode, on
Main street. one door east Of DR.. Buffers
residence. Call and see him-you will find
him polite and accommodating. His pic
lures possess beauty and depth of tone
that cannot be equalled by any modus opey.
ondi extant. The citizens of the city and
vicinity are invited to give him a call and
satisfy themselves of his excellence as an
artist.
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JEWElRY.

Al No. 6S. Main Street, 10 Ferguson's
Auction Rooms, will be found about &c.
600 worth Of Jewelry, Chains. Silver Plated
Ware, &c, which will be sold without re-
gard to cost or value, for ONE DOLLAR
EACH. cF Any article in the Store.
CLERKS. Counters and Fixtures excepted
WILL BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR!
E6r Now is the time to be supplied
with every thing in this line on the CHxAPs
sure and certain
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

w Some irritable old chap. very much
like bachelor, complains through the
Broad Axe. that the girls and boys annoy
him ably-tie one in throwing water,
apple cores and other missiles from the win
dows Of their dormitory school rooms at
certain hours Of the day. and the other by
playing marbles in the streets. These are
undoubtedly grave offences to the sensitive
nerves of phlegmatic old chaps for whom
the world was made especially, and should
be speedily abated as "a Nuisance" par
ticularly the school houses which ought not
to be tolerated in the range of sentlemeas'
scalks !; but as be says the mischievcus lit
tie ellis " are kno,en." we will expect to see
their names arraigned before the eyes of an
INDECENT world with detail of " other mis-
siles," &c.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

B@ Quite . time was had last week to
get possession Of . child by its parents who
had seeded from each other. FIRST the
mother got it--then the father. Suit was
commenced in Court by the father to get
possession--the Judge awarded the CUSTODY
20 the father. and whilst the necessary pa.
,ers were being made out. the Attorney
and the mother had the child spirited away
Search was made and the child found. and
its father left with it for Iroquois Co.. Ill.
where he resides. on Saturday eve. last.
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A % ordinance.
Au OTOInahct,
Reguloting the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors
IN the City Of Richmond.

SECTION BE it orda ned by the Mayor and Com
mon Council OF the City of Richmond, Tia: no per
son sh. sell or o,rer directly or Ind Fectyany m
soxcating liquors by less quantity than quart az
. tune, within the corporate limits of the city OF
Richmond without first procuring from said corpora
uon incense 10 do SO, As hereinafter provided nor
shall any person, without having first procured IL.
cense from the County Commissioners. be entitled
TO receive = license from said City Nor shall any
person. without having first procured such Licenses,
sell or barter any Intoxicating Liquors, 70 be drank
or suffered to be drank ia his house. Clubhouse yard,
garden, or the appurtenances thereto belonging.
SEC 3 The words "Intexicatng Liquors as used
in this ordinance, shall apply any sp rituoos. vi
whatsoever, which il used or may be usei as oeve-
rage
sEc. s.-Any white male inhabitant, DESTROYS TO
obtain license to sell Intoxicating liquors within the
corporate limits Of said City less quantity than
quart at time, shall produce to the Mayor IL
toner's. authorizing him sell such liquors in said
city and shall pay the said Mayor Of said City at
the rates Of fifty collArs per for the unexpf-
ed term of said County license then the said May
or shall issue to sueh applicant license to sell in
toxieas.ng liquors for the that said county IL
cense may have 10 run
SEC 4-Bs it further ordained By the Mayor and
common Council That every person who shall, d.
ectiy or indirectly. sell barter any Intoxicating
liquors IN . less quantity than quart At . time
within the corporate limits of said City ho shall
sell or barter any Intoxicating liquors 70 be drank o.
suffered to be drank in his house. clubhouse, yard,
garden OF app0renances thereto belonging without
having drst procured license DO according to
the provisions OF this Ordinance, shall upon convic-
eAons 90 ana COST u Aoh
every such violaton. and shall stand commits I'd IN
til said 6ne and costs paid replevined
SEC 5.-Be it further ordained. fhAs # Any psfson
shall sell. or barter or give away any Intoxicating
liquors 20 any person or person. uader the age Of
twenty-ene years OF to any psrson As the time in
state Of intoxseation on the hrrf day
Of the week COMMONLY called Sunday, the person 20
Offending sh all upon conviction be sned IN any ssm
not less than I've thAn twenty i've dollars,
together with cost Of suit. and shall stand committed
until ssid fne and cost paid OK repievined
SEC Be is further OF isned. That an ordinance
entitled AN Ordinaoee regulating the sale Of intoxi
eating liquor in the the City of Rishmene. passed
and approved Jsnussy %, 1861, be and the same y
hereby repealed.
| S.c- This Ordinance to take fleet and beyo
force from and after its passage and ue.easion IN
| Passed and approved February IL. lssl
| Attest JOHN ENLk1, Nal
". ". ArsrzH Clerk.
| RisAnond, Feb II, 1851
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nra mattc Co from Pixies Opes'
House CINCINNATI,

Has been playing at Starr Hall for the
mast week, to crowded houses. Miss FANNY
DxsHaM. has on the hearts OF all by her
swee. voice and pleasing manners. and Is,
for a feminine, one of the best comic actors
va have ever seen. William II HAM
bin the great tredigan, Mr.. Templeton and
Miss Helena. will be here next Monday
ave-. and then look out for Rouse-ing houses
The "Coiners Of Indiana" will be produced
on Friday eve. Raney, of the Cincinnati de-
tective police. takes part in this play.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

f~ John NJ. Paxson. has fitted up the
south room of his building on Marion ST..
and has opened general assortment Of Fa
mily Groceries and Provisions, which he Of
ters little lower than most dealers. He
will keep on hand all kinds of Country Pro-
duce. fresh and in good order. He will sup
ply families with all the table comforts at the
lowest figures. promptly. for Cash. His
Meat Shop. is in the room adjoining. lot
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

IL CHEAPER THAN THE CHE Better
THAN TIE BEsr!-MrsE W. Adiieman, has just re-
ecv d another lot Of Aaiame d msrests Prize Media,
HOOP SKIRTS. that cannot get out Of order. Ladies
call and them, at the sole Branch of Madame Dem
uest, Brightwcll ,iuiiding, door West of Mrs.
Bradbury's ~ Dress Making. in alI its v.rious
anches and Patterns great variety. Also Ladies
FuIs altered and repaired.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28
~W.de's Family Flour. made .. III.

Wade's Family Flour. made At the
" Hills MILL" is certainly the "staff Of
iife," emphatically and our readers can
supply themselves with it, and all kinds of
feed for horses and cattle at Mr.. Dudley's
east Of the Huntington House. Flour and
feed delivered to any part of the city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28
EFTlle Grocer

crThe Grocery and Bakery of Cal.
Peelle. No. 50 Main street, is justly attrac-
ting the attention of buyers. as being the
very place where No l article of any and
everything that Grocer and Baker should
have for sale, can be had-with entire con-
fdence. too. that the article you buy is good.
Give him trial.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28
Teeth. Teeth. Teesh.:

Drs Hewitt and Rose would respectfully
inform the citizens of Richmond aud sur
rounding country that they are prepared to
insert 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. Dickinson's Jewelry
Store, No. 80 Main Street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

A 29D IscrDESr "A Republican friend
asked gentleman who stepped into his
shop on Friday last, if he was going to
attend the Washington celebration ?" Sup
posing that it was Black Republican
movement. he promptly replied. mo. sir !;
I'm Democrat
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

B6The Tn- Angle Eating House OF our
friend Borton, west and opposite the Depot.
is tie place for the hungry to feed at and be
refreshed. Good and hot coffee. served up
at all hours. day and night together with
6rst rate oysters. and other pslatable FIX
ioQs. Give him calls whenever hungry.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

A DOLLAR SAVED Is DOLLAR MADE"
Remember this when you wish to buy
Dry Goods, and go straight 10 the New
York Store where goods are sold at one
price. and that price as low as any in Amer
lea. For particulars see advertisements
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

Eye AND EAR--Dr. Culbertson. the emil
nent and skiIlful Oculist and Aurist is stop
ping at the Huntington House. The DR..
has numerous testimonials from the best men
and journals in this and other States Of the
restoration of the Blind and Deaf. Call as
early as possible, as he undertakes no case
but what he can cure before leaving them.
No charge for opinion or advice.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28
For Sale or Lease.

7NHE Subscriber having recently Purehased and
IL sbont 10 finish Up and reft the three -o,ory met
al reef Brick Building. situated the corner Of
Main and Marion Streets. in Richmond. Indiana. and
oceapieI by the Post Once the Palladium aad Je6er-
sonisa Printing Onces sc. eers sell OF lease the
: anne The property will Be sold clear Of ineum-
trance At lev figure. time pay nents viii be CIV
q, or . lease fos = term Of year..
Apply 70 JOHN p. p PECK.
Feb. 81 ..ll-AO" HnAilfan O.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

gWe were shown this day some fine
specimens of plain and ornamental Penman-
ship executed by J. J. Dinsmore. which. for
beauty Of style and ease Of execution. we
think cannot be surpassed. Mr.. D. comes
to us with the best recommendations a teach
er can produce. not only from his former
classes, but from the various State and
county Fairs where his penmanship has been
on exhibition. Among the trophies of his
pen. We were shown a beautiful first premi-
UNI silver medal awarded him at the State
Fair at Jackson, Mss, over all New Orleans
competition. Mr.. d. will open his class in
Purdy's Mercantile Rooms in few day
and will teach all the plain and ornamental
branches connected with his profession.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

~M essrs Starr + White. at their Office
over Curme & Dunn's leather store, third
door west Of the Postofice, are prepared to
supply the public with steam pipe and fit
tings, gas fixtures, fire brick, coke and gas
modating terms for cash. Orders solicited,
and promptly filed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

@Some hAlf-a- dozen young lads have
been concerned in rifiing the contents Of our
friend Zimmer's peddhng wagon-shree were
taken up, two OF whom were taken to Jail
and the other gave bail.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

o6r If it is not it ought TO be generally
known that James NJ. Hays has one of the
finest assortments Of Dry Goods ever offer
ed in this city-tha. he sells at the lowest
chash price. He only asks an examination
Of his goods and prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28
e5cC. Z. J

E$C. r. Johnson is in d lilly receipt Of
additions to his stock, Oranges, Lemons.
candies. nuts. fruits, DC, &c. Oysters by
the can. half can and by the plate. Call
and see for yourselves. He keeps little
better article than common.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

The Palatial Bazaar is the place for No
tons, Toys. Fancy Articles, Willow Ware.
Fruits. dried and preserved. Tropical Fru.ss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

~Well, really. one cannot go TO Haines
cheap store without being tempted 10 buy.
He is offering goods SO cheap--decidedty
the best bargains in the city. lie says he
is determined not to be undersold. Don't
fail to call and see his stock.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

Law Books and Notarial Seal
For Sale.
EHoR SALE lin gross) for Cash, the following Law
Books and Notariai Seal for Wayne county:
Hearpe's Pieader, giving all the forms OF pleading
in England in 1857
Conductor notwithstanding criminal forms.
and abstracts Of laws 1890.
Statutes at large OF Virginia. explAi ming the
gress of law in Virginia. and thence extend
ed to other States. - vols,
Con stitutions the United and of the
raj States
Revised Statutes of virginia-Iso3 TO 1850
Duponceau Jurisdiction
Wieicun Wills.
Swans Revised Statutes of Ohio.
Revised Statutes OF Indiana, 1852 1855.
Tst-'s Virginia Digest
Rohnson's Virginia Forms
United States Digest-voiumes up to le4'-
American Equity Digest
Story's Equity Jurisprudence
Story Equity Pleading
Robinson's Practice Civil. in Law and Equity
Criminal Pr actce.
Venhuythuson's Equity Craftsman.
Chittys Ne heal Jurisr rudence
Chrty's and Gauids Pleadings-
Stsrkie Evidence.
Livingston's Law Register. both editions.
Several volumes of Law Magazine
DO do Law Register.
Uogan's STATE Trials, and other works.
Till these Books be sold fair price I shall J..
when able Counsellor q. Law God willing, and
in the meantime weave wire to order usual.
SETH SMITH.
% no. 18th, 1861. AXE copy)
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

BaF Fenimore's Liniment and Pain Ex-
tractor is manufactured in this city and is
for sale at all the Drug Stores 1t is the
best article ever used. Try it,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

~Do our Grocery keepers and citizers
know that the best of Hominy is manufactured
in this city. and is furnished at the lowest pri-
cer Call at The establishment. Of W. D. John
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

EHGive Boswell a call, for his pictures
are as near perfection as can be obtained.-
In addition to their being PERFECT. he ha'
taken every premium for the last seventeen
years at our Fairs. Give him a csll-his
pictures are good.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

DTPersons wanting fruit trees of any and
all kinds. shrubbery and green house plants
can procure them in the greatest variety at
he Richmond Nurseries OF John j. Conley,
and at the lowest prices.
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Estray Notice.

VUNAKEN up By Enos Hill. residing in Wayne Town
i ship, Wayne County. Indiana The following de
seFeed cattle Wit One black ysariing heller, With
uh te and small bull calf red and white,
with one hoin broken. Appraised ~ $sl.co-
Ropxxr n. CoeHnAs.f ENOS HILL.
T. L. HILL, ! ApprAis sss.
Feb. 81 IL Il
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

WAYNE ZouAvEs. is the cognomen by
which a company of Rifles of this city is
designated, the officers of which have just
been elected, and are as follows:
Captsin-E. II. Paige.
Let Lieutenant-Geo. NJ. Grave.
I'd Lieutcnant-Jas. Jordan.
Sd Lieutenant--John III. McGraw.
Orderly Seargent---James Conner.
ed do --Jerre L. Meek.
Sd do &C. w. Green.
4th do j. NJ. Paxson.
5th do Amos Beard.
Quarter Master-W Il. Dennis.
Treasure, Asa Smith.
Secretary Charles f. Kimbsll
A full attendance Of all members OF the
company is requested tonight Thursday
at Engine Hall No. 2
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Sherif's Sale.

NY VIRTUE % q decree and Execution to directed
from Wayne Circuit Court, vii expose 81 pub
lie sale ~ the House Door the Of Center
WILLIE county Indiana, the 18th day OF March
issI De tween hours Of ten O'Clock. and four
O'clock p said day, the foilosins real estate sit
mated in Wayne nshp Wayne County. Indiana, ana
described fellows vii II being the vest half Of she
south west section IL in to~uship L.
west (exeept and three quarter sold hereto
fore to yoseeh Bead Of the south end Of said half
auar,srl containing in All about eighty
less TIE ss SOLD TO satisfy said decree and
execution in favor Of Thomas ". Beanets MAhIon
Bond
Feb 2osh, (oa ~ IL
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II Asa Smith has purchased of James NJ.
Starr. two lots on 10th street--one for $3.50
and the other for 4425.
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NO T 1 G E.

Tn. Pubishers Of this city have all ssreed hersas
charge Is for each notice OF hkLloIous
AEErISGsos Literary. school Asricuisuvnl H2r,.ea,.
tarxi sI ether meetings which are
not specially Of general chAracter not Pssd sor -
the time charged the person Aaaains e saen
notices.
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JAMES NJ. POE,
Afotary Public & Real state Agent.
Brightweli But ding, No l5,s Main street.
RICHMOND, IND.

for sale the following stock for Spring Sales
i 4 splendid Farm l miles from Richmond.
the East Fork OF hitewater, ls MILL II
principally rich bottom land, under good cultivation
well Watered and good timber, good Frame Barn
Two Orchards, excelien spring, &c. Payments
Frame House and Lot seventh rooms and hitch
good we'll and cisiern.
Brick House and Lot Sixth and kitchen
we'll cellar, DC.
Brick House and Lot North Pearl ST., three rooms,
kitchin and porch, cellar, WE'LL NC.
Small Farm about mile south Of Richmond.
Ten Building Lots in Clifton adjoining Richmond-wiii
be sold low.
Two Houses and Lots in Sevasopo adjoinins Richmond
very cheap.
Splendid Building lot the Depot.
Two Houses and Lots Mill ST.. also cheap.
House and lot Marion st.
Uouse Lot Market
Five AMI af Centerve. suitable for Gar
den, all in nice order Improvement Frame Cottage.
rooms. Pantry, summer Kitchen, Carpenter Shop,
Fifty Grated bearing Fruit Trees, ID of in
Strawberries, good Shrubbery &c. This property 10 de
sirahle and viii be sold low. payments.
March Is. IL
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SheIi6'S Sale.

TIDY virtue of q and execution to me directed
ID from the Wayne c. P Court, l will expose at
public sale .. Door in the town OF Cen
terviIie Wayne county, Indiana. the ssh day OF
March, 1861 between hours O'Clock, D. M and
four O'Clock D. said day. the following described
real estate in the City of Richmond, wayne
county Indiana wit b I3 in width from north
south of he south side of the following described
real tate the to east and west the whole
engh Of said real TO wit: beginning at stake
the side Of the north continuation OF Front
street south east of Mark Reeves lot IN
the City of Richmond, thence north 81 degs east
$40 perches to q stake at the corner OF ID ).
Horneys lot, thence north 90 dogs west along the line
of said = 4 D. $ Horney's lot IL 25-l0o perches to
stake on the south east side of alley. one perch
wide. Thence along said alley south 45 dogs west
IS 100 perch a stake at the end OF said alley
Thence north sex dogs west 10 perches to the
south east corner David Vores land thence south
"A degrees along said Wore land AZ loo perch
q stake the north east corner of Mark Reeves
land thence south 524 degrees east perehes along
Mark Reeves land. to the place of beginning. Essi-
mated to contain s+ths Of acre-the same being
the real estate conveyed to said Brown Morrow on
September 2Ist, 1852, by deed from Sylvester Muir
dock and Mary his wife, and recorded iii Recorders
Office OF Wayne county in record Is, pages b2I and
62s. The to be sold without relief to satisfy
said decree and execution in favorof Abner Hord, ct
ais VS. james NJ. Brown, ct ais
J. STIDHAM, Shf. W. c.
Feb. l2th 1861. "a SOY 10