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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06
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aicHMoND. IND. FEB. 8, 1858.

- The length of Gov Morton's great
Speech, crowds ont matter prepared for
this vo. It is well worth reading and
bordering.
An apology is due our readers for the
late appearance Of our paper this week
One of roiy iours was crippled in his
hand and WA obliged to go home, an
other vas unAeil for three days, and on
ly two working ell week, besides the ed
itor's wife has been very il! for the past
three weeks. She is somewhat better
this Saturday morning. We trust our
friends will bear with us for delays IN
getting paper ousin proper time
A Pow sRFUL MAs.-An Indianapolis
correspondent OF the Brookyille Ameri-
can, over the signature of Plea" thus
speaks of our we'll believed 81. G., and
his mighty influence 1t sounds to us
Narsindaleish, and looks like that gentle
man had been employed to run the out
side pressure locomotive in MIR. Us in
terest, and it will be seen that he does
it npon the high pressure principle:
Hundreds of men here who have
heretofore entertained honest prejudice
against fllO1- are ROW MS WafAlcSt Al ituuS
and we'll wishers, ana are looking TO the
results of the coming nominating elec-
ton in the 4th District with great ankle
ty They believe, also, that in order to
secure the State ticket, Mr. J. mast be
placed in the Geld and Aare nnaer has
control the political agairs of kis near and
old Congressional Districts. There IS no
denying the fact that he has It an has pow-
err, as an influential Union man, to defeat
or elect tie RePuUicaa State ticket at the
coming October election"
The American makes the follow ,ne.
commentary on the above:
"IN BAD TasTE--The letter OF our
indianapolis correspondent, "Pica, this
week, assumes more knowledge OF the
political stains OF our District than we
think modest uon-resid ent should as
sumo. 1t is in very pad taste, to say the
least Of it, to assert that Mr.. Julian OF
any other Republican car WELD influence
sufficient to defeat the Union party OF
Indiana. The Republicans of this coun-
ty and District are mads, of no such stuff
but are governed by their love of the
principles represented by our party, and
not their preferences for any man OF
men.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

FAors TO BE RANENBERED.-The lon9est river on
the American Continent is the Mississippi, being 3l60
miles in length. The longest line Of Railway is the
Illinois Central, being nearly 700 miles long: The
longest bridge is the Victoria. which spans the St.
lawrence at Montreal, and the longest lived persons
- America those that have made use Of Kings
Hfef7red Prescription. See advertisement.
+ ..as ss. Aim
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06
Admiuistrators Sale OF Real
ss Estate. -

~YOrlCE Ia HEREBY GIVEN that The u.dsfsee-
~ "a Administrator Of the kstats 81 ScnssheA
Elliott DECEASED by virtne Of order Grantsd ~ w
wayns Ceumou Pleas Cours. viii ODER II paeaie o.
privas. s.ie en- The sA day Of May asxs on she prs
ises, the following described land IN wayne ceanv
Indiana, to- Wit Bsginaing At the Worth west corner
of Section Z, Township II. Range I, West snence
South g rods; shsncc East Is rods; themes s0es.
-. ,s.,,. E.s, 7,s rods, shenee North q rode;
,hse ras. ,es Sc ris thence North 50 rods, 70 the
-rner OF said quarter sections themes west
,ss5 rods u the place of hegnning. containing ~
acres, more or less. sE##A&
Terms: Oss-sAirl cash, che residue in equal pay
menss Al nine AMI eighteen months, with notes ~ IN
tersss waving acnshs fr5m valuation and apprsass
MAN. ..~. AMI secured by mortgage % The prentice
Sale between The hours Of and 4 O'clock r. y.
HUGH w MAXWELL. Admin;strsfcr.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

The oo6cial vote for Governor at the
last election IN Iowa has just been pub
iished. Col Samuel Merrell. Republi
can, had 50, 149; Charles Mason, Demo
rrat- So. $50: Merrell's majority. IS Tqo.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

purchasers Of SIN. JAAKs CLARxs
Female Pills are cautioned against eess.
ss-fssfs. The s<nsias have tho name 2,
sion NosKs' on each package. Az
o,hers are uorthless- 4A.Smo
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

Ill en-. i
--~~-
THE ATTORNEY GENERALsHIr, = Motto
ing that Hon. r. w. Thompson declines
to be considered as a candidate for At
torney General, I desire upon the part
Of the Republican party of this portion
of the State to prGient the name OF Hon.
John Yaryan, of Wayne county, for
that position. Mr. Yaryan is staunch
Republican, a lawyer of eminent ability
and influence, a stumper of the first
quality, and personally a high toned
and hoaorable gentleman. Besides this,
Wayne county slrays gives heavy Un-
ion maie-isies, as do all the counties of
the Burnt District, and for that reaso"
this part of the Stale should have ~
resentative on the ticket. p,
WINGED that there is no gentlss' ""''
which can br,ng more sf-nsth anu sse'-
ling worth to the Until cause 'n"ii 'hA'
If Hon. John Yar,an. Let him there
fore enter the lis. for the Attorney Gen
FLoTow.
T,rxrry Isps Feb. 5, Is6s.--Indianap
oils Journal.
+; STATE au,rToR-We see FROM papers
Lanoar Ps,-ss of the State that Albert
of Vigo. is supported for tne ufa, Of
Auditor of State, aud that his nalue will
re presented to the Union Convention
our opinion a better selection can
nv o made. Asto~- e-om his eminent
ntness or the place, we au'--ate his
nominasioA because. from first to Ia..
be has faithfully stood by and upheld
the cause OF tho Union in its sore trials;
because he is an effective speaker and
canvasser, whose voce has in times past
been heard hundred times all over the
State, Strengthening the weak, rallying
the disheartened, ard aproclaiming the
cause of freedom and humanity; and
besides we go for Albert LANCE because
he is the best type and representative OF
the German element of our State, to
which we desire to do honor by putting
his name on our Manufacturer
and Miner, Brazil. af.-s...e e..
Eliza Mott. recently deceased, made
tbs following requests To the So
'ciety of Friends in East sixteenth street.
80 900 sor the poor of said society," New
York Hospital, 81 900 : New York
Asylum for the Blind, $1,000 Society
for relief of Colored Orphans. $1,000:
Home for Freindless, 1000: Nurse
ries and chiid's Hospital. $1,000;
Womaa's Hospital $1,000; New York
Institution for Deaf and Dumb, $1,000.
The General Superintendent of the
Freedrnen's School issued circular
letter, exdorting all the friends of the
cause in the South to hasten the adop-
ton and perfection of school systems
which will be self sustaining when the
Freedmen's Bureau is withdrawn.
It has been ascertained that at least
two members of the Senate judiciary
Committee, and four of the House CON-
mittee, are of the opinion that when the |
of State has once given its /!
assent to an amendment to the United |
States Constitution, that assent cannot
be withdrawn /
The Official vote for Governor at the
last election IN Iowa has lust been pub- I
lished. Col Samuel Merreu, RepubIi I
l. II n 4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

The Way 20 Make Money.
sNAS BILLS Dlsc0UNTEO Is p ct
II ifpaid on Or before tise 20th iastanf.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

It has been ascertained that at least
two members of the Senate Judiciary
Committee, and four of the House CON-
mittee, are of the opinion that when the
Legislature of State has once given its
assen. to an amendment to the United
States Constitution, that assent cannot
be withdrawn
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06

The General Superintendent of the
Freedmen's School issued a circular
letter, exaorting all the friends of the
cause in the South to hasten the adop-
ton and perfection Of school systems
which win be seif-sustaining when the
Freedmen's Bureau is withdrawn.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-06
ssst5 AGENTS WANTED FoR r
THE BLUE-UOAT9ls

And how they Lived Fought and Died for
! the Union. With Scenes and Incidents
- - in the Great Rebellion. 15G
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-03-21
Proposed Treaty With British
America.

On the Ist OF February in the United States
Senate, the following resolutions were submitted
By Senator Ramsey, to be substituted for one sub
miitei by him ON the 9th of December, 1867:
Resoired, That the Committee on Foreign Rcla-
tiuns IL hereby directed TO inquire into the cxpe-
diency OF n treaty between the United States and
the Dominion of Canada, which shall contain tie
following provisions:
First--1'int a duty of FIVE per cent. ad rOLorem
shall be imposed upon all iInportations from Can
adj 10 the United States, or from the United
States to Canada, being the exclusive % abduction
or manufacture of the respective countries.
Sccond-That the excise duties of the United
States and of Canada shall be assimilated by con-
current legislation.
Third-That the navigation of the great lakes
and OF tine canals and channel Of the St. Law
renee River and its tributaries shall be forever
free and open To- citizens of the United States and
Canada.
Fourth-That Canadian vessels in American
ports shall be entitled to all the privileges of
American vessels in Canadian ports.
Fifth-That the fisheries of the Atlantic coast
he free to the citizens OF both countries.
SIxtn-That a common system of laws regulat-
ing copyrights. patent-rights. and rates of post
age, shall be extended over both countries.
Seyenth-That Canada, with the consent of
Great Britain, shall cede to the United States the
districts of North America west OF longitude
90o on condition following, namely:
]. The United States Will pay Sc .000, ZOO to
the Hudson Bay Company IN full discharge of all
pOssessOry rights, and all claims to territory or
jurisdiction in North America, whether founded
ON the character of the Company, or any law,
treaty, on usage
2. The United States will assume the public
debt of British Columbia, not exceeding the sum
OF S2.0OO 900.
3. To aid the construction Of a railroad from
the western extremity Of Lake Superior TO Puget
Sound, in the United States, in addition to the
grant of land heretofore made, will guarantee
dividends of five per cent. upon the stock of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company; provided
that the amount of stock guaranteed as aforesaid
shall not exceed $50, 900 per mile, and Congress
shall regulate the securities for advances on ac-
count thereof.
,. The northwest territory shall be divided and
organized into Territories of the United States,
not less than three in number, with all rights and
privileges of the citizens and Government of Mon
tana Territory. 50 far Us tile same can be made
applicable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-03-21

TPosrAL.-During 1867 there We're received at
the San Francisco Post Office 1 ,S54 $50 letters,
of which SOB $40 were for Observation-Disclosures
sent from what Office 1859 ,46S, of which $500
were registered: 1926 were sent to the Dead Let
ter Office for being insuffieiently stamped. The
envelopes sold there brought SCI ,005 Co the
stamps sold for Sll9,A60 42-and the stamps
and envelopes cancelled in that Office were worth
S1l4,763 SO. During the year one hundred and
eighty-six mails overland from the Atlantic States
and Europe have been received. One thousand
one hundred and seventy-nine and one half tons
of printed matter, consisting of newspapers,
magazines, pamphlets, books, etc., have been re-
ceived and delivered.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-03-21

P~lantatation Laber Books,
nor SALE BY
COS q II N WHITNEY
The New York herald., 1868-03-07
ATTEMPTED MDa0ea AND sUiClUy.

lbcut eleven O'Clock ysslsrday forenoon . man
named Francis Brst.nan attempted to kill his alleged
wife aud himself by nrst shooting and then himee
at their residsnce No 142 Hester street. 1t appears
That retman who Is about forty yoar OF age had Lived
As nusoaud with the woman SOME eight years, tney
keepipg house OF M tame Ia Hester street, ana tnat
lev dsys ago they had quarreisd aud hnaily agreed
peaceaDy 10 separate tue wosn agreeing 10 give min
sJVJ Day beore yesterday Br9tman received tue
money, winch ne duiy dsposted iu a savings bank.
aud yesterday forenoon cslied At the house Hester
street 10 got some OF his effects and pd goodby TO the
wensn While bioding her farewell be suadeaiy orew
double bsrIecd pistol and discharged ~ Al the wo-
man, The bah entering the cheek pasisg Of the
back oi tue neck. Ho tnsn Immediately paced the pis
toi 70 mis- own breast and discharged remaining bar
rel, the bail entering his breast evidently passing into
tns lungs, ss blood Issued froeiy from his mouta
SHORTLY sIser he tired the shot Inspector Wal
Ing, VINO happened 10 DO passng st the me,
arrested Bretmen, while ofICof OF the fourteenth
prcc'nct took tue woman In charge. Bretman con
tendsd that the woman bad unto herself another
paiser la her Joys aud aud that he mad deter
mined 10 put All srd 70 his and her existc1cs at
the sams time. Brctinsn was convsyed TO Bellevue
Hospital, and tue voInan's wound was dressed ~ Q
ph, scisn IN the Bowery, who pronouBocd sst dsa.
gerouA hb Ihsught tnat the man will not rscsvsr
The New York herald., 1868-03-07

committee OF delegates from the several socisic.
snen appointed designate the line OF
march, with the following resalt:-The right to
r'st on Tenth street and Second avenue; thence
through second avenue 20 Second stree
through Second street 10 the Bowery. down he Bowery
20 chatham 10 the east gate OF the Park, across the
Park 10 Broadway TO Fourtesnth street, around wash
ingions monument, down Fourteenth street TO Seventh
avenue up Seventh avenue 10 rwenty-inrd street.
through Twenty tnrd street First avenue down fss
10 Eahth street. Cooper Institute and as
mis- by Grand Marshal. Committees were appointed -
wait upon the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen AM anu
Councimen 10 review the procession at the Cay nna,
ana to the attendance OF posse OF pocs' Ans
meeting SHORTLY aftsrward adjourned.
FATAL ACCIDENT on SHrDoARD -on THURSDAY morning
Mr.. William II. Armstrong canker, then employed on
board tho ship Ellen Austin. lying at pier NO. Nof'n
river accidentally slipped and fell into the lower nod'
distance Of about fifteen feet He vas was TAKEN up
iDsensible and conveyed 10 the New YORK hosplai.
whore death subsequently, ensnsd ny permission OF
Coroner Fiynn the remains of Mr. Armstrons were
conveyed 10 his late residence, NO. 605 wafer
stree, where an inquest was held over them Deputy
Coroner Knox, n D.. made an examination OF the
bod and ia his opinion death resulted IRON compress
SION OF tue BRAIN The jury accordingly rendered YER
d,c to this effect Deceased was thirtytw years o!
pge and naive OF this city He had been married
about q year. He . member OF the Masonic iraier-
pIy and recently elected Master Of the Hsniy Clay
lOdue
The New York herald., 1868-03-07
COURT OF COMMON plEAs-spEcIAl TERM.

Before Judge Barrett
Alleged Fraudulent Representations of Lcn-
th~r Denlers.
FSeGerfck NJ Mass ct al. G. Schiiler e ahThis was
motion to vacate order Of arrest under c DEFEND
snt, B. Wolf. Conerich aud others, now hed by the
eherf in Ludlow street Jail under sight actions
brought against them by different leatbe merchants In
shis city, claiming that certain goods we're purchased
from them by means OF fraudulent representations Il
vas alleged certain arrangements made by defend.
ants Whicn resulted In cOmblnQtsn whereby pusi-
be started ut No q Cortaadt street, goods
Wera be purchased from different merchants; that
divided between them. The sfndavi OF very voium.
nous character w'rs read on both sde ana the Court
AASing heard the arguments reserved decision
Asrest Under tue Stiliweli Act-Ths Sharkey
4#vT r Case Again.
WsEidm H. Goodon o. Marquis D. Z. Shdrkey.
motion Qussh the stilwsll warrant granted BY
Judge Barrett the 18th Of February. The AppIica.
tsos made the following grounds:-Firs, that
HE GefeBdsnt In Jail under Q warrant In similar
p 0eeedings granted by Judge Russell which warrant
vas sustained by Judge jones' that subsequently, the
Court ana argued Al General Term, where they
asid.; that he order signed by one Of the
tQdses the General fern the ID OF March
khat The attorney for the defendant called on
ssal Term, demanding the defendants discharge
theFeI nder but Tho Snerl refused to discharge
1eien,An tue ground before the signature Of
he Geueral Term Judso Barrett had issued
. s,~eI warrant against the deiesdant under which
he chlmed To hold MIN The 0nd ground put
forward Tor ne discharge was ta during he psndency
q = these proceedings he had appei under the act
o. CongeSs 10 be declared bankrupt, aud has been
declared bankrupt that by order OF that his
prop ry gusd to the assg under the
proceedings in bank upIcy. Dec sion reserved.
The New York herald., 1868-03-07

here improved demand for for export and
view. hdsrs mos, OF whom demanded an advance u
e. 70 be- but ps M clos. "s @ M
could be OBTAINED below q g ~ while sho No.
W.: .s sa I.
tor White Wsonsa and NO. sh,iwsasss 90 private erms
:ss,s AND p%sd fJs prss:
Ss ne Tor sf ~sis SsS sssai
lSf sss a' . were as b: ss. sss .S sss
ss sa % Sa q s M m 4 ss .
pace; Barley barley aais were army hsi auis,;
FEilsnrTbe offerings % all ports extremely
sh and r.es continued heavy The demand Tor rs..es
s,pS1 8 S, -. Io.s at 81 per y snd per :,ca%sr
nour 6a., per steamer boxes cheese oos
" scw pes s teen @ S.s eara q s e c 10
bremen per steamer. Iv hhds ces. GO a' ava 0 cases do
ca.risrs
.Gussr oIorn-we heard OF further saics We quote
GussY sAes remained duh but steady At Isisc iec.
. .a %'Fsss "-s ss
i. a III {. 40 a' sssssasy sss .nd f S 'ss@.st tss
sne. AZ 1 on private o% s.a,r xnasasd s,.i,ns, srs The
ss:' ss: lss s. ,,: $ s:e
w si:":.i Z :: -. 's' y as iss
&. .Ss issn Is & 's's1 iss ssa
iS re- and is..: . is' S. e. ~ ,.se u,a.r..
dsnAud many for the bsttsr Grades sales Of Amscan
ausc tbc and OF BsvArlAn ~ xc . 6oc-
hIsr- dbels we're mo s.les rs.srssd: Prices we're un
eiapse. We quote Manila ~ lU&o = llc, Eoid
hAr-A ncdsralsiy srtivs dsasua bsevAed AZ cur last
auotaio0s
Isos.--soossA pig was spahscy dealt IN. but
g. S:.;;,ss ss y ,Sf S.sss. s.s.,'sas
tses lou Egnton sal Co. Transactions Amer.
can were s.l rcssc.sl By the nrnnsss OF hcses rho
A. Sc nov held 90. 10 tous do tctner vrands) At IS
xss 40 do, No. Al $y the mgrfes closing ~ about tyy
for No aud sS7 Tor no With lsht offerings
inside ~ @ tsus -urnG ferge and ~ Tons old rAs
private terms. Bar quiet ~ 80 . eA
IHpGo -tiua,emsla o u,iauei In & % demand, and
again higher sales beins ~ 81 "a
gold aud ~ do 81 "a, de- small lots were selling ut
guer pr,ees Other kiuds quieA trit very lrm.
LKAriiHR.-For henlUck there prevA led d.
maud prices descriptions were quito steady Al
81 sh reduction me anneIed quotai ons large pur
chases be for shipment 20 europc. kec lpts
eonunue noderss, and the sccs s po ma sr y altered
seady. HenocK Buenos and Itio 1rands light
gn"ed a. &e q nc mi5 e psc;; Sc heavy,
hgnt Nc mode, 2bsc l6kc heavy. Zoe. &c good
damaged yB.c Urinvco, Ac. ight t5tsc. Doc ddle,
lpc- 2s., tcsvy, &c 80 socd dan,aeed xsc 40
N" ~sd"s sod hs.vv ~ ysa oak sAsaxhtsr-LghA
The New York herald., 1868-03-07

Corrrw.- improved demand for Rio and
prices lb higher, hie other kinds
dull steady. Sales ~ bags Rio ID. Mel $40
do, Gertrude, and loH do. OK hedora on private
terms
sperm unchanged ~ <Sc &c. and patent at
CEmxNr.-Eossndals was unchanged at 81 IS per bbl.
CoPPsR--An improved demand prevailed for ingot and
prices were aoout c per H. the sales compr sng
sOJl0u lbs At 23slc s4c for cssh aud z4t<c
21c for April nc 25Sc. Tor Baltimore and 23Ac. for
Poriage Lake.
DRuos AND DYES moderately active At about former
prices lbO soda at otto 2c gold; l0O
sal soda II Is 81 IS gold i,UJ kegs bcsrbonae
&c, do: l5e drums caustic Soda ut
ls.o l5xc dc 100 cssks bleaching powdes vt 3i<c
$40. gold, and 4c. 80. currency 10 casks cream
x9c gold; o. bales gedda nj l4c. Ike, do;
lbs iehne at &c z4c, do, aud ~ sal
soda, 70 arrive on private terms.
DYEwoops remained quiet. sales IS tons Savana fustc
$50 domingo and Jamaica logwood were nominal
Sl3 . SIS 70, gold.
l66C bags meal IL Hs bushels corn, 1 do. LIS
DO. There was no essential nse IN the ma ket for
and state nSur day. though ths market
tine turn frrner and some lines were placed Al slight I'M
provemsnt Ssa the market ON shs whole better.
The demand wa. In Fat iron the trade, IN part
did not result Ia much, II any. business.
turn nrmer but quotAbly higher The transactions
c,mprssd about AU0 bvs the market closing strong.
Southern -four quiet but 6rn quotations below
Sales 60 bbs Rye nour steady. with moderate
aud Sales $50 bbls 81 81 - 60 Corn dull
email sales made At 81 FOR city
The New York herald., 1868-03-07

more satisfaetory Ten days ago bullion to large
tent was leaving tie country. The arrivals OF gold
were insufficient TO the requirements OF tho OF.
port demand, and large sums we're being nbsIracted
from The banS 10 make up tho necessary needs This
outflow has and reaction has taken place
10 the stock exchange Decided indications OF improve
ment are observable the stock markets The recent
ia has brought In buyers and onndence Is inspired 0y
the stoppage OF the flow OF bullion from the bank Inc
the buyers OF standard goods Rairoad speculatons,
however, have been the principal subjects OF interest
IN the STOCK exchange. The demand At tho discount
once or the bank hrs been moderse but In the open
market there has bssn m active inquiry Rates were
auotod very nrm at y per cent The bullion N sae
Bank Of France Is still Increasing
The New York herald., 1868-03-07
WW IERsEY lhIfLLlCfNcE.

TBs LATE srARnrsc ArFRir.--Tho boy James Hayes,
who WAS stabbed tao weeks ago In epcsun,sr with
another boy named Hsge, died yesterday morning.
kaeIe s In The Hudson county Jsil awaiting trial The
inquest commenced yesterday before Coroner White
and Was adjourned iii Monday.
FiaR-A IRE broke out yesterday morning In stable
situate at tbs corner Of Newark and wiov streets A
horse and three were rescued but the structure
was totally destroyed, inyov M loss Of $780, wbcn
there Is no INSURANCE. Wbe the IRE ~ its hcignt
the sum OF &S0 was stolen from the bureau Of Mr. Cava
nagh The proprietor, whose house left exposed Ia
Consequence Of Tho excitement. Tbers 10 little doubt
shak the hrs was Ne work " N IneendIasv