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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

Richmond, Feb. %, 1861.
President Ratliff. in the chair-minutes
approved. The Executive committee sub
mtted premium list accompanied with the
rules of entry by which the society is to be
governed AT the coming spring exhibition.
which after slight change was adopted.
and ordered to be published.
Discussion upon the apple question next
| in order-the Gabriel was adopted as the
sixth best variety of autumn apples. The
Society then proceeded TO the adoption o.
an in definite number of Autumn varieties
that promise well The sweet Beilehower,
recommended by B. Strattan was first sdop-
ted Upon recommendation of G. Menden
hall. the Daddy apple was next adopted
The Fall Greensweet. recommended by +
Y. Teas was then adopted. The Hoosiel
Red, and Long Stem. recommended by l.
Jones, were next adopted. Then the Fall
Wine Sap and Browns Late Queen. by
Teas, Fall Bellefiower, by Jones, wer'
next adopted.
On motion. special Committee. consist
ing of E. Y. Teas. B. Strattsn, and J. c
Ratlitf. was appointed to correspond witt
. the Secretary OF the State Pathological So
ciety. rendering an invitation to that body t.
h, III their next exhibition at Richmond; an
to ascertain on what terms the invitatio,
would most likely be accepted.
; On motion of Mr.. Conley. the Secretar'
, was instructed to issue an order in favor Q
No. Fire Company, COR rent Of Hall a
|, to date.
Lewis Jones placed before the Society
, forty five varieties of winter apples. whic
for size beauty and flavor could not be bes
i in the west. The sincere thanks of the So
ciety are certainly due him for such cred
table display.
Then adjourned to meet in two weeks q
the regular hour.
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EThe alarm of fire on Monday night
was occasioned by a tar barrel set on
FIRE in the rear Of Benbo's sbanty. on South
Marion street. A disreputable house was
kept by Benbo, "colore1 individual" and
the neighbors determined to abate the nuis-
ance. which they did effectually. by tearing
down the chimney. and upsetting the shan
ty.
VFire Tuesday night-between Paul
Drabert's liquor shop and Fred Bowing's
grocery. originating from defective hue
NO. e's put it out before any considerable
damage was done.
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To Consunlptives.

,y'HE Adverssss. havinseeen restored to health IN
few weeks by . very simple rem -dy. alter having
.n0.,.d for several years with lung A.
f,ction and that dread disssse consumpsiou-is anx
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and using same which they will and
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~Dr. Culbertson, Oculist and Auri

~Dr. Culbertson. Oculist and Aurist.
is still stopping at the Huntington House.
treating diseased eyes and ears. He cures
cross eyes in few seconds, with little or no
pain, cataract and all diseases Of the eye
and ear (where there is no malformation or
disorganization) with or without an opera
ton as the caae may require. Call and
consult the Dr.. he charges nothing for ex-
animation. Read his circulars and see the
testimonials of clergymen and from other
responsible sources that may be referred to
in this State. Room No. 8, Huntington
House, Richmond, Ind.
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Special Notice.

John Nicholson, having purchased my
interest in the City Bookstore, the partner
ship heretofore existing under the title OF
Swayne & Nicholson is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All accounts du, the
firm mus, be paid within three sceeks. or
they will be left in proper hands for col'ec-
ton. John Nicholson is authorized to settle
our business Il. J. SWAYNE
RICHMOND. 4th Mo. LIST, 1861.
Axe copy Ct
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@Las. years wheat crop Of the SIX
north western States is estimated At "a .OOO.-
600 bushels portion of that crop is be-
ing manufactured into -four At the /" hins
Mill /" by Mr.. Wade. its present proprietor
Its superiority cannot be found in these
:. diepins' /" for fairness and all the rest o.
good bread making qualities. and customers
can At all times be supplied with it and all
kinds of feed for horses and cattle az "r.
DudIey's. Immediately east Of The Hunting
ton House.
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Sherif's Sale.

10y VIRTUE Of decree sad Execution me directed
sroE the Wayne Crcast Court. viii expose pub
Tic Court House Door in the
vile. Wayne county Indiana. Of March,
i-sI be the hozrs of O'Clock. 10
, said day, the following estate
in Wayne township. Wayne County. fnsisna. ana
described fsiIows II being half
II section H. IN township Is
Except ao9 three quarter sold herets
Jose Bead &c OF tie ssush Of half
garter ceatAiBnS IN All about eighty
less The 10 b. soia satisfy sid decree and
execution in farsr Fl Thomas W. Bennett NAhicD
J. g. srrpHAM. sh9 ". @.
F-s- 2nsh. rssf se75, II
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n6r 1t is said that the French distllers
are making brandy out of coal They are
a little ahead of our friends Starr & White.
who are only manufacturing coke and gas
tara constant supply of which they have
on hand for sale. they are also prepared to
furnish the public with steam pipe and fit
tings. gas fixtures and fire brick on the best
of terms for cash. Office two doors west Of
the Postofice-up stairs. Orders solicited.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

LOST-On Tuesday last. on the road
between Richmond and Hills Mill, a small
common black Port Monte, cont aiming Bills
to the amour. of TWENTY NINE DOL
LARS and some small rhange--thrss Five
Dollar Bills on the Bank of Kentucky two
Five Dollar Bills. Three Dollar Bill. and
a one dollar bill on the banks Of Indiana
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving il at this office
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~Johu NJ. Paxson, has fitted up the

~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
fers a 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. 1Ot
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

Handkerchief were first manufac-
tured at FALSELY, in Scotland, in 174S.-
Talking about handkerchiefs. reminds us
that James NJ. Hays has not only good
assortment of these indispensable articles.
but one of the best general assortmenss oil
spring and summer DIZZY Goods that can be
found in this city-ches2er than ever, for
Cash. Call and examine his goods and
compare prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

H"Oh, sweet is the vale where the
Mohawk gently glides on its clear. winding
way to the sea but sweeter by far ARE
the Candies aud Sweeta,ea.s to be found at
the Palatial Bazaar Of S. G. Dugdale. And
then the useful Notions. fancy articles. will
low ware, toys, tropical and other fruits-all
good and fresh-is sufficient inducement to
any one wanting anything in his line to give
him 4 call
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~The local Of the Broddare acknowl-
edges to have been HIT by one OF those 10th
er missiles he spoke Of as being projected
from windows near the corner of Main and
Franklin-it seems to have come in the
shape Of ''soap- suds." No doubt twas ac-
cideutal; yet we opine thorough ablution
in that useful mixture would do our young
friend of the Broadare no great harm.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

~The South Carolina Postmasters are
still ordering postage stamps from Washing
ton City and Job Borton. at the Tri Angle
Eating House. opposite the depot. still feeds
the hungry with the best of hot coffee,
bread. cakes, pies. oysters. and everything
else that is good and substantial. Give
him call-his establishment is open at all
hours, day and night.
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RJ Talking about the impossibility

D6 Talking about the impossibility Of
surmounting difficulty, an eloquent orator
of the Missouri Legislature, said" Mr..
Speaker. you might as we'll try to stuff but
ter down the throat Of wild Cat with hot
awl !"-and it is just as impossible to get
better family groceries, better bread, cakes.
crackers. &c. at any other place in the city
than at Cal. Peele's, No. 95 Main street -
Give him a call.
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~Ralph Waldo Emerson, speaking OF
the different Kinds Of eyes. says: : There
are asking eyes, asserting eyes. prowling
eyes. and eyes full Of fate" and John K.
Boswell invites all who have eyes TO see
and appreciate good Pictures to give bin
call at his rooms West end Main street.
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a%To make the world beautiful gat

er bright things and plant them to-day
round your home and J. j. Conley nurs-
cry is the place to procure fruit trees. shrub
berry, and all the bright things" in the
fowring line at the lowest prices for cash.
There's nothing that will tend to purify the
heart and make it beautiful, too and so at
tract and warm the affections towards
home, as to grow plenty of flowers and
shrubbery around it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

e~"To him that hath shall be given.
.ra 70 him that hath NOT shall be taken
away, even that which he hath" Cur de
limo uen, subscribers. appear to think we be
long 10 the latter class!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

~ essrs. Starr + White. At their ofies
over Curme & Dunn's leather store, third
door west Of the Postof6ce. are prepared to
supply the public with steam pipe and fit
tings, gas fixtures, fra brick, coke and gas
tar, at short notice and on the must accom-
modating terms for cash. Orders solicited,
and promptly filed.
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TIME TABLE.
MASONIC CALENDAR.

With I.oape. on the third We inesdAY.
a;chwond Lodge, meets the first Tuesday
evening 10 every month ''-'''''
Kioe solomon Cha ptes. SECOND friaaJ -.;....
Wa,ne Council 6rst Thursdsy 10 Maren. june
September andDecemher =. -.
Hrit,ou Lodge (coiorsd.) fsst Monday In each
month.
L.. o. O. r.
White Water Lodse.mee.s ovesy Friday evening
H..m.n u;s,manl Lodge, every Tuesday evening
WaoSwad Lodgeevery Wednesday evening :,
Oriental Encampment, every second ana iooith
Tuesday eve of each month
Degree Of Rebeccs. Of Whitewater ana " ood"efa
Lodges first and third Tuesday o. each mon.n
Decree Of Rebecca OF Herman Los &C. hrst ana tnifa
Monday Of each month
Temperance Orders.
The sOoDrEMPLARs meet on every Wednesday Even
Good rempars meet Milton vsday evening
40 do do Dublin. on MONDAY evening"
do 40 DO Cambridge. Tuesday evening
=. A. do J.cksoubnrg Friday evening
ne aONs OF TEMPERANCE meet on every satuSoay
evening c.a.v,. on rridsv ave
ThsUNION fEMpLAH5 (eolored) everyf ridAy evenIg
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

LOST-In the city of Richmond. Feb.
25,h, round daguerreosyps breasi-Pin with
black sets. The finder will be rewarded
BY leaving i, with j. B. HunnicutI jewsler.
Main street. or at ]. P. Laws's n Fifth-st-.
or giving information OF the Sane 50 the
owner can obtain IT,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07
Teeth. TeetIlm Teeal,m!

Drs Hewitt AM Rose would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Richmond and 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 G.. A. Dickinson's Jewelry
Store. No. 35 Main Street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

r. The Indianapolis Journal gives an
account Of q row in q brothel in that city on
Friday night last, in which females of dis
reputable character. were the chief actors
They used revolvers and slung shots on each
other. and the Journal sums up the result:
three females hurt-two probably killed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

~ The Inauguration Of old Abe took
place on Monday last. and everything pass
ed off pleasantly, and Cal john sons oranges.
lemons, confectionery, and every thing be
has for sale. is quite pleasantly and salts
factorily disposed Of every day in the week
The " Printers Retreat" is the place to gel
good things.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

EEThe play going folk" of our city.
are now getting the BEST in the Theatrical
line, ever before offered here. This fact is
being improved by our citizens with will
--crowding the Hall every night.
Tomorrow night will be the benefit Of
Miss HELENA, and on Saturday night ben
aft to Miss FANNY DENHAM.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

The commencement Of the Medical
College Of Ohio took place in Cincinnati
last Monday evening. This terminated DR..
Hibberd's lectures in that institution for the
session, and hereafter his friends can find
him at his office on North Fifth street in
this city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

ALL.-Haines has just received another
large addition to his elegant stock of Dry
Goods, and as usual is determined to sell
them at such low figures as to suit every
body No 81 is the place.
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The allow is acu Of
Fords Celebrated Harrow or Corn Cultivation


slat a. f
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,thantwo n
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

~Our friend ]. P. Allen. i now pre-
pared to gs. up all kinds of Stencil work
the smallest sizes to the largest letters-fron
1-1e of an inch up to any size you may wish
Names for making clothing. cards. books
&c. furnished for 25 cents. Price Of large
stiucil work reduced to cents per letter
for common sizes. Shop in Broad Axe
Buildings. Main Street. Give him . call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

e. An obituary Of Saml Jay, sen. aud
a communication from Anon, are crowd
ed out-they will appear next week.
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nTr Read the notice Of the Select and
High School. in another column. OF Mr."
Mrs. and Miss Brown, and Mr.. Chaplin.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-07

- Fenimore's Celebrated Cough
MIXTURE il manufactured in this city
and il for sale 1t AL the Drug Stores 1t il the
best article ever used. Try it.
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Estrav Notice.

guYAKEN up By Enos Hill, residing in Wayne Tern-
II ship, wayne County, IndsnA- The folloSing de-
seribed cattle, One black yeariing heller, sitA
scne and small bull Calf. red and bite.
vifh one broken. Appraised At S2I-u0-
Rcssxr n. CocunAst ENOs HILL
l. T. HiIL, Appraisers.
Tee 81 II ,
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M The Wayne Zuaves. meet tonight
Thursday at the Kings Hall, n +. cor
Main and Front, for drill.
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~Ths authorities Of Cincinnati have
had another census taken. which foots up
Ill 1898.
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~ Do our Grocery keepers and citizens
know tina, the best Of Hominy IL manufactured
10 this city. and is furnished at the lowest pri-
ces. Cali At the establishment of ". d. John !.
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~Cur.prp THAN THE CHEAPrs,

@CuEAPKR THAN THE CHEAPEsx-Betfey
raAx rHx BEsr.-MEs. E W. AddIemAn, has just re-
ceived another lot Of Madame Demarests Prize Media.
HOOP SKIRTS, that cannot get out Of order. Ladies
call and see them, the sole Branch Of Madame Dem
srest, Brightwell -uiiding. one eoor West OF Mrs
nr>Ahury's ~ Dress Making. in all its various
hr.nches. and Patterns in great variety.
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NO T I G E

The Publishers Of this city. have al
-, 20 charge for each notice Of BBkt0tOCS
nEKrIN9sof Literary. school: AEsesie.s.l. H3ries..
sarnI and ali other Deetsss vea -
not specially Of general character noa 80 ~ e
the uue. viii be charged TO the pesso" hAsdns ~ 49,
notices
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E3d
Preights road. and to points on the beeoaih.
and Logan sport Peoris Anu
Railroads. taken ut as low rate as ~ any othe'
Sph>
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Direct frO0 the M000RactWFef.
Gold! Gold
Watches Watches!
Jewelry! Jewelry!
The very best! The very best!
The very cheapest! The very cheapest!
At g A Dickinson . Jesslt5 Store. No. Sc Main
Street Richn Ind
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Sherif's Sale.

=
Thy virtue of decree and execution to me directed
= from the Wayne c. P. Court, will expose at
public sale at Court House Door in the town OF Cen.
terviIle. Wayne county. Indiana on the 9Th day OF
March 1851 between the hours of ten CLOCK a. N anu
souY o'clock D. said day. the following described
real estate situated in the City OF Richmond wayne
county wit b I3 ieet in width from norm
South he south side of the following described
real late the to east and west the whoie
length of said real wit: beginning at stake
on the west of the north continuation OF Front
street. the south of Mark Reeves lot IN
the City of Richmond, thence north 81 degs. east
a 9. 10 perches to q stake at the corner OF u ,
Horneys lot thence north So degs west along the line
Of ID. Horney' lot IL 5loo pcrches to
stake the south east side Of an alley one peren
wide. Thence along said alley south 45 dogs west
25 100 perches a stake the end OF said alley
Thence north 52lS dogs west 10 perehes to the
south east corner of David Vores land thence south
a degrees along said Vort's land $500 perch
es stake the north east corner OF Mark reeves
land thence south 52 degrees east, II perehes along
Mark Reeves land to the place Of beginning. tss-
mated to contain s1ths of acre-the same being
the real estate yed to said Brown Morrow on
September 1852. by deed from Sylvester Muir
dock and Mary his wife, and recorded IN Recorder
Office Of Wayne county in record Is, pages bZi ana
62s. The same to be sold without reiief to sausy
said decree and execution in favor of Abner Hord, ct
ais vs. James ~ Brown, ct ais.
j. sTIDHAM shift W. 9.
| r., ,o,h 1857 ,O,