Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 20, Number 45, 30 October 1850 — Page 2
suffrage question to the people; and but very few favor its incorporation in the
Constitution. The Grand Jury discuss-
F rim the 'Indiana Journal,' Oct. 23rd. Proceeding of the Constitutional Convention.
Monday afternoon, Mr. Pett.t s resolu- ; ,on was then resumed Jud?e Diddle ; ffi f h ,he fugilive 1 000 members.scatte tion instructing the committee on the or-; spoke in favor of the Grand Jury, and j "u u 1 , . ? i , x-wfonndlanrl ganizafion of court of ju,tice to report a wa8 replied to by Judge Niles, who out- j bro.rght -shall be conctmre of the i from .etouIIana
provision abolishing ths grand jury, and lined a substitute for it, in a Court of In-' right of the person or persons m whose
substituting public examinations in its nuirv. to be comnosed of from three to
place came up f r discussion. Messrs. five Justices, to be selected as rniht here-
Anthony and Nave supported the rsolu- af'er be provided, who should meet quar-j tion, and Messrs. Itariden. Krlso. Carter tcrly, or oftener, dispose summarily of;
and Wallace opposed it. while Mr. Hoi- ,e minor cases of crime, hear a def-nse. j tstratt, or oiner person xcnomsuevzr . man, of Dearborn, thought it would be if desired, in the graver offences, and in The claimants of fugitives will claim a better that the Constitution should be si- cases of probable guilt, to bind over those ; "strict construction" of the words and
lent on the sub'.ecf. leavins tlie matter accused of such crimes, liotti oi inese
' ( r, r rr Tl;. nr or nr. Saturday rrnn rosi. 1 no puonsnrn vi Tbe Fnsitive Slave Law. Sons of Temperance. 1 n.s oruer, or- j - ineiuguiic j r ' this popular paper inform the public that they The last clause of the sixth section of; ganized in New ork is 1S4-. by havo secured ,txclamve r,: the prices of Ma..
the law, declares that the certificate grant- ; ooscure persois, uvw u....v... , Soithwoth, to write for their popular paper.
scattered over tne comment Thlg is a great acquisition to the Post. A new
to the Pacific coast. : volume will commence on the first of January
News nas just been received of the organ- next.
ization o: the Grand Division of England, . Written for the Richmond Palladium. under a charter from the National Division Geographical Aoroitioal r.nism-..u I v. To yountz students in Geography. of Norm America. , , I am composed of eieven letters; CO" Tie Slave ExcHement in Detroit , My , 10 4 3 i u a county in Virginia; ha sub-..' The fugitive slave ha been i yy 2 3 1 3 is a county in Indiana;
nurchased of the claimant for 500, and My 3 5 1 4 -2 I is a town in Louisiana;
If this should be ) set at liberty, the military withdrawn, and I My 4 10 10 7 11 i.ifnio M.cUiS-u;
C. A. CLARK,
RICHMOND. INDIANA.
Office at Xo. 97, up stair. ct
Oct. 30, 1?5J.
favor granted, and shall preventaf moles
tation of such person or persons, by any process issued by any court, judge, mag-
45-3m
roi lt WEEKS EITEIl.
I'ST arriving from the "Queen City,"
mo desirable lot of the rrrv latest style
alio" patterns of 1'eL.aiues, Calicoes aii.i prions other Dres CIo and for rale at No. 26. Fle.se call auJ see. B. JfTKATTAX10th mo. (Oct.,! SClh, lfit). 4j-tf
J
ocal illattcrs, -Sotuts, $?c.
The Man vith a Still." A CARD. Having betn informed that th
man who la atvleU "Ker. . m. Rom" doe bol j intend returning to RichmooJ. 1 hereby mrpent-
Imsih.cu nun to come oac au4 lulnl hta promi tome; that I may, by the us of hta own auil, prove him to be a deceiver of the peonle. jno. T. flu Aimer.
I a II (Til a rja of law
ooen for unfettered legislation. rcches were ouite elaborate, occupying . f . . :. -u . " " . '., . i t-- ! My 5 10 1 5 is a sea in Asia;
, . i ' , . trrantea uv me courts or ouicers, n tiuithe "creai insurrection enueu. i utYesterday, the debate was continued ovr an hour e ach. ' ., - , , l through tii.j"wliile d.iy. Mr. IV-nit open- In the afternoon, Messrs. Itariden and ; require more sagacity tnan wc possess toi-c.o was raised by subscription in Deed in an elaborate speccri, on hour an 1 llowe, spoke in reply to Mr. Pettif. discover how a writ of habeas corpus tro;t.
thrco quarters in length, m Uelence ot ins; Mew. Mather of I.Ikriart, ana te-i or : coulJ rCach an imprisoned fugitive. we. tj)e appropriation bill passetl by the
Wabash, advocated tlie auontmn ' hvo nn. ;, u true the nice, discrimina-! .... r 1 sinr,m ft,-
C
OrPE.R and BRASS KETTI.KS. a full
tui'plv oil hand mi l for naie, at (lie store of
Oct. t",
36:11. 1 T J. BAllillS.
rcsnlutinn. ami was rcnlied to bv Mr
Newman, of Wayne. In the afternoon Mr. Gibson of Clark, and Dr. CI. irk, of Tippecanoe, spoke ot length against the resolution. Mr. Pettit modified bis proposition so tli at after five years, the Legislature should have power to re-e-ublish grand juries. Mr. Il niuan moved to mnend, in accordance with his views, as presented the day prcviom, and alluded to above, and Mr. ISascom moved to change the character of the resolution from an imperative one, to one of enquiry. Judge Ilid'lle.one of the ablest speakers of the Convention, has the floor to open the debate this morning, an 1 the discussion will doubtless continue during lUo entire day.
, i . c. : 1. v,io'
i j raii'i j ury. uoui ioi "lit . , . , v. -1 ; ! ... proposition. Mr. Kelso contended that t'on wl"ch tnjers sometimes exhibit in bu.ving grouml near the city of Mexico. the present Constitution did not imp-ra- the interpretation of language, but the for ,he intermPIlt of those who fell near lively require a Grand Jury, an J Mr. M.-n- above extract from the law it appears to t!lt cjtv ;n the late w ar. and (or such dricks of Shelby favored Mr. Holman's us Js a positive prohibition of the use of nerican citizens as may die there herein of leaving the whole question to the the wr.t of haUa9 anJ conse.r Legislature. , , . ' ,, i 1 The discussion will continue to-day. j quentiy renders, in our humb.e opinion, j -e census returns in Vermont ;the law unconstitutional. j sW & (IecreasP of population in half the October 2.5. 1850. 'f'ne general interpretation of another pro- ( since 1 C4U Yesterday morning, a petition was pre- visio1 of ,he aWf tliat any and everv ' V , . sented bv Mr. Penner. of Ohio, which he ' , , . ,,'.,.! I he emigration to California from
, . , , person caiieu upon oy tne .viarsnai cr ins stated was signed by the two Associate ' . . , . . Judges of that county, every member of Deputy to assist in taking a person claimed the Fast Grand Jury, and a number of as a fugitive, are required to comply with other citizens, in favor of the abolition of sa,j request under a heavy penalty. We the Grand Jury. The Convention resolv- j haye not heeu abjc to f,nj anything in ed. after discussion, to have only morn- . n ing sessions, after next Monday, "till oth- to justify such interpretation , All crwi.e ordered, the argument urged by "good citizens" are "commanded to
k. nf I'nion. ll.miamin V. IJrookbank , tlie In sunoorters beins to give time to the assist; but we can find no penalty for dis-
Whitr candidate for Representative Del- Committees to digest and prepare reports ; f)i j-. ce There may be some other r America
J t: j
The. Contested election in Union Co.
At the last August election, in the Coun
My 6 3 T 6 10 is a river in Braz.l; My 7 11 3 10 is a town in Pennsylvania. My 8 3 1 1 3 2 is a lake in .South America; Mv 9 4 1 66 10 in river in Nebraski;
My 10 11 3 10 is a like in North America; M v 1 1 7 3 is a river in the United Slates; Mv whole is what every person should be in possession of. Answer next week. 0"Answer to that of last week, Lam.irtine. To ratten Fowl. The best food for fattening fowls is potatoes mixed with meal. loil the potatoes and mash them fine while they are hot. and mix the meal with them just before it is to be presented. They fatten on this diet in less than half the time ordinarily required to bring them to the same condition of excellence on corn, or even meal itself.
Agricultural lectins. The frieiiila of agriculture, horticulture, aai the merhxme arts, are req!ieste.J t- meet at the Warner Budding oil SATURDAY" n-it. at ! o'clock, p. m. to consult on the eieJreney of attempting to form mi Agricultural Society for Wayne county. A general attendance ta respec I f j ! ! y requested. October -lh, 155).
' Mrs. C. A. TirKxi.sc Miss S. C. Booth.
; " - - - - - . . I Tl. - . I . I. - . . . . .. I .
'DRESS 8t CJLiOAIt-lTlAltiW oppo-ieJ to Siatehol.iing atT"-"""" ni panicFraukJill t a tVW IOOr Portia Of nlarly to the mumoui 1 1 ill T1VK SL WK llilill. LAW recently enaeled, are reiectr:il!v mrilnt PtniMnvn ivm W to meet m Cenlreville on SAll'iiOAV Sow. RICHMO.M', INPIANA. K.0. It i. hojed there w.ll b- Ceuer.l WTfllEKK th aliove business nl W nt- j attendance and timt uch measures will be mlapteuJed to ill all its various branches, j lrli a9 ,i,p acttou f Congres., at lU last aemun with taste mid neatness and in the latest, and ! j-malls.
rnor-t approved styles. A S'tiail assortment of j t;lt). W. Jil l tx, our Representative in Con-
r loners, A.C., jress will he preseut aud .l.lres Ihe in.tin;.
.MAN Y CITIZENS.
J rl.a.iies, please call and see for yourselves. '
Oct. -'3, l-o'. 4-4-lw
Hounet 1 riiiimiugs, luniigs
kept on hand.
x o t i c i:.
A meeting of the memhers an-l frien Is
eate to tho (Convention, was returned for action.
i law of the United States on the subject, ! John' Atwood. of
by tho Hoard or Canvassers as elected. The tran'I Jury discussion was then' ,,.;..,, i... T oco'ocos 3 , fx i ii ! l i i , r i i ,i ti, t."., i but the present bill does not contain any : ocen nomiriateii ov t.ie noco.ocos, over James Osborn an old politician ana resumed. Ju'Ige Lockhart, and Mr. l os- "ul t J . - .: r ,t.o. r , . ... ,.!, na;nut an,l f'nl Tvlnr nf I. a. npnaltv. unlpss nersons summoned merely taeir canuiuate lor Oovernor.
Jieiiru'.lll'.ll I'li vvvuiiiy, if " ' ici , ninm.; o"fiiu.ii, w.. ... .... - j !
nominated on a coalition ticket presented ; porte, in favor of its abolition. In the af- as a possee can be called Deputy Mar- (jfilon. Lane and party from Oregon, by the Democratic and l'ree Soil lead- , ternoon, Mr. Hovey spoke in defence of gj, To be a Deputy Marshal as we ; are doin"-we'l, digging gold about fortv
rrs, but wtucri was rppuuiawi uy many iie uran-uury, out a .votin g we.ng, uadorstan(I tle ,aw requires tha
a j-i lie-AO Hint n ertriiM f -1. i f. . . , " j - i i , . ( c-ifc a
of the rank and file of each ot those par- left an open question by tho Convention. 1 . il,m 4 ties. Mr. IJrookbar.k's majority was cer- M.-ssrs. Hascom and Wolf, also spoke . appointment should be received, and an , California paper.
tided by tho Hoard to be two, and the against Mr. IMtit's resolution, and in fa-; oath taken betore a Magistrate or the; n 1. ...n,l;rlr rrrxva t.l.n fhn r-frli fi.atf rf ili. nnri t i n ii a nr a nf thi (Irnnil Jnrv ' r...i ,.r ,u r: u Tt:.;. f Hail Head Meet i ng at Izrer II had
.ICIR VIJ"HUUIJ v ..m ... Ty, ,.,v. V ' . . ... . .... -IJU'lGUI I 1 1 Vj . 0 . 1191111.1 UWUII. 1C
New Orleans has so fallen otfas to cause a rr yuiar line of seven schooners lo withdraw (or watit of patronage. ftr-Ths opinion i- pretty generally en
tertained by those who OUght to know, that ; IilMl.On Friday eveninjr list, at his late Jenny L.ind was privately married, in resident nr IMUboro'in this county, JAM KS I'.n-dand, a short time previous to leaving Ali'I.KM AN, ped about 25 jears, leaving
a o im oiisoi a i e wn" tiiid i'iiii.j. fin S.i!uriav afternoon, near ii'lsboro New Iloston, has JAMES PY'LK, used about 2- yeais, leaving a
for wife and five children. The deceased were cousins, lived near each
ether, were both in tli- prim" of lile. and were look ing forw.irti with brigiit an t ici jut io ns for a long eiijovmeut of those comforts of tin life which Iliev were collecting around tlieir respec
tive households. But lliey were attacked with ' a fever of the typhus form, too violent for the -Oil physician's skill, tir tiie caro and attention of
kind and devoted friends. I hey have ponu
that bourne lrmii which no traveller to in;oy the rewarJs promised to
..r ,i, i..ii. . !..f t;, ...... .1 m.iir-h w it
-sTibi:.V on Mondav iCht, the 7th instant, : " " , . ', ' i . 1 .. 7 J") half a mile north of M.ilon. Wayne county. held at the MetilodlSt Meeting- II JUS0 111 la., a dark brown mare, (neatly black) with a this place, on small white snip oil her nose, and three of her) VsVllllt!:" ', ! 3tll illot'.ttlt. pastern joints nearlv white, about 15 h tnds hiph, , heavy sel.il years old last spring. She will ei- i at early C.m 1 !e lig ltl ng. to t:te into conther jace or trot, collar mat ks very plain, idiod ' sideratioii the propriety of erecting a new ail round. Any person, apprehe nding her and i nn,l mre eommo lious house ol Public tbe thief shall he euUlied lo the abovo re ward ; WOTSUn. Kev. S. T. 1 1 M.KT r and Rev. J.
. . u 1 , i frii'iiiiT ttt or i.fwi iiurii. mi '
M n , Kv & , - - - ,
Kichmond, information so that mare shall be pberallv rewarded. THOMAS J.
Milton, Wayne co. 1 1. Oct. 10, 1
can cet'the ' Hl'i.t.. are expected to be present and
.Vi. H-tf
OIIK'tlllll ... h i v 1 n g ipl it
nl lress the meeting. The J.:vliei and
WILUN. , ( lt.tleiiieti. an 1 all nersons friendlv to
i , the enterprise, are respeetfuil v invited to 1. . . .. 1 ' .. . f - 1
J A.MKS M. J OR, Iiic'.iiiion 1. Oct. VJA. 18.VJ.
SEWTOW
practiee of I).-nt i-t r v , and ;
1.1. ,V 11' II l 1 l.'I'I l
soli! Ins liiterest 10 1'H. n . iv. ' i.... i i.i, would respect in !l v recommeiid his frien. ami ru-lomers, tenerailv, an.! particularly lhoe: who h iv en j ifjemenis with him lor the insertioii ot I T. - Til. to call 11 11 mi 1R W i tisi n, who
is everv way competent to p.-tiorm any opera- is the time appointed lir tho meeting at
tions ol Ueuiistrv t J their siusi leiio i.
A N. MiUTON. xw
Kichmon d, la., Oct. 5, 1 -5(1. -ll;ii regard to building another &; larger Meet-
liiirli-liiilliiiK Our rentiers will recollect tiiat to night
the 2Gth inst., tiie President and Directors
of the Eastern Division of the liichmond cn' to
and Terre Haute liailroad. met the stock-
returns.
Subsequently, Mr. Oshorn contested his ; It;fbre the adjournment, Mr. liariden : . interpretation of the law what it may,
C'leCllOll. Htlll 111 III1 SOI IUI l.ll I' III , hi.t i,yuiit.4 i,y u.lleill, illiuuuv.ci iriuimiin itia- . ... - . r .1 I , . . . . . .- ., ' . l r i i. it is contiary to the spirit of the age, and were called together again to recount the live to Corporations and Hanks. Its pro-, , i ii . mi.: . t. , j. ! : i...r.. i i. : ...t..r..... ,i. should be renealed.
ii anois. i i) ii:i;'iuiii, iiinuii ui . i . ' ' visions retu 11 vc iu nun iviii " au imji i.-a hit. - ,,i i 1 . i . i . i. . ..
. t r it i i ,t i e .t o. . i I ft , . lioiuers, anu a large numuer 01 me peo- o 1 ri.iav last, near this ,
o ... . . -.a.1 . . , .. nt e.-.., ... II Li Prou.Liif r A T X-arfft about M Vfars.
had ai v.irv....v.w. , ..v. - .
.in ifitt ii afit oil fatuitin, !.... i., ....
those who obey the holy commandments.
..la,
Miss
maiontr to Fonrt the ballots in one i lfjG5 an increase in the Mate ami imii- j yj-A negro, in Worcester, .Mass
township giving him two more votes than vidual stock to the branches, and allowing passeti himself oil" as a fugitive and ob-
nppeared on mo tally list, justas m mis me i.eg.s.aiure in ion m r c.irtr.er lililell a CUIlsidei able amount of money, Countv, last August, when Mr. I ulbott or another State Bank. Judge I,oekhart contested Mr. Wight's election as Treas- introduced another, against the incorpo- j has confessed himself an impostor, urcr, the recount in one of the townships ration of any Banks. Both laid on the rj-'j'he President has given assurances actually increased Mr. Wright's vote some ; tab!,., and three hundred copies ordered : national ve99Cl will be commissiontwo or three votes; thus, as in Mr. Brook- to bo printed, i .
el to convey in IjUihuiii an at m.i' 5 ucOctober 2G. 1850. i signed for the World's Fair.
The Convention did nothing of partic- j
Hut the Committee on Elections ular imoortance yesterday, and adjourn- (
day before yesterday unanimously re-I ed over at noon till this morning. The ' are being conveyed to Kentucky for in- and grub the roa commended a re-submission of the ques- j (I rati d Jury question is laid over for fur- ; terrnent. They are expected to pass Cin-! Knightstown, it w
'J'hos. Tyner stated br.-ily tiie object to be,
consultation b.i to ihe propriety ol an im-
' ICK B. infant daughter of Jacob Kkkh r of this
citv.
bank's case, increasing his majority
Mr. Osborn, however, continued his
contest, hoping for success from the Con
vention
mediate action, and letting a portion of j : n,, Monday mominj the 21 st instant. the WOlk. jOuORtiK I'., infant ion ol" Samuel and Susaiiah The meeting was addressed by P. John- j Dugdjle, aired monihs and fonniavs. son, S. .Aferedith, Gen. J. Milrov, and ! - - - i
others. Xi ILTT1ST
i
It being announced tnat tocre was a ;
L 1
;
A
the M. E. Chun h, to t;ike some action in
ding another &; larger Me
liig House. We have onlv ne nbcct m N extt-rnal remetiv. - Mviin inir the i.iii again culling the attention of the public.
cdltoiial'y, tt) tiiis subject, and we will
ami t'tni'tr bit li lie......uiU. i.ttn.i the til
trodn. tioii .r cansnc , brielly state if. It is well known tint the
best::
( )V arrivinr at No. Hi, Main street, a fresh bit of beautiful
l.i .i .-II l.l .
tion, between too contestor and tne con- tner uiscussion nu one wee irom -IUI1 c;nati to-day
testee to the people. I lie purport oi . day next.
their argument was as follows: Dismiss
ing, very properly and unanimously, the mere, petty matters of form set up by Mr. Osborn, such as the returns of one township being made a few minutes after four o'clock, and Mr. Brookbank having been voted for by different initials, they declined counting the two extra votes found on the recount made at the contestor's demand for Mr. Brookbank. on tho ground that it appears there were two more votes in the ballot box than there wero names on the list ol voters. They then threw out another vote on the ground of illegality, and another, because the voter erroneously placed the name of Brookbank under tho head of Senatorial instead of Representative Delegate, thus making a tic. A motion was made to amend this resolution so that Mr. Brookbank should retain his seat; and though many Whigs voted against it, desiring to keep out political discussion, and deeming it prudent that the report of the Committee should be sustained, yet, it is significant that seven decided Democrats voted in f.tvor ' of Mr. Brookbank's clear right to his seat: Mr. Foley. Dr. Foster, llolman, Kendall of Wabash, Dr. McFarland, Nave, and Steele.
We differ with tiie committee on two of the three points upon which they decided against Mr. Brookbank's continuing in bis seat. Tho illegal vote we feel clear they decided rightly against him. But the "two additional votes found for him on the recount of the ballots made at Mr.
, . Tl. .t I To. ti- t i..L- .l.unrllwit It rrr.nl.-.
iJZ lilt; leiiiaiua ui iitrivicrui x j i-'i su u luicuuy hi oi tx t. 1 1 . . ...-. BailaVi a" g A 0 W g
road from Creeiitlebl to i W N I hK UUUUO.
as orib ied tiiat said nlnol!(,st which are many new and (iesir.iblf
styles and fabrics, i in'iiin in j a vari-ty ol siasmi,.1,1.. I lr.-es t;oili:s. t.rni" Shawls. I'.illlli t I'l tlN
t ! on Saturday the iird day of November. Mutrs.;iovei.iid IIomtv. Also. :i..ths. over-
i ; .
next
t-llicacy as ;i enralive ol a!l iloeas.-s of ihe -''e t" urittf or rhttniir. intl i ii i ii t to it . whether iii-
linced bv scrofn bins origin or othervvist weakness or .lef.-ct of Vision, diminished tone of the Optic Nerve, (1 ra nil lat ions ol the l.i is, t'berntion of the I.achry mat Ul.mds, or weakness
f rmn n n v can sc. Also. IV J I'ettit's Cinr
' lible remedy for nnrsini; sort- mouth ml-tiits sore Ciuiiisv, eiilarired Tonsils, for sale at II. -wells' Prng Store. I'ri. e 50 cents per llottie. Oct. -:, .vt. tif
work be let to contractors at ( reenfu-ld
ininerals mid eve ash- , pres,M)t Meeting Il.juse, has been used by es. with a.silaiu'e nt its
tlie pitiilie lor holding their t niperanci and other meetings, calculated to be m lit the people in a moral point of view. It is tiii'lersttiod. tli.it the new Church, now to be built, will have a b.isement story, tht; whole length and brea.llh of liie building.
linttiim. an infal- large enough to comfortably accommo
date the large audiences usually in attendance nt the kind of meetings we hav alluded to. Now, because of the p:it "'eneiosltv and spirit of accommodation r - i tiint has been manifested toward the public, by the Methodist society, Hlid ill
Orlt is stated that a man named
Pi. tin and Figured 1 fol
ic
i-oati.iirs. ' '
nels. Satln.etts. Tweeds. Velvet
'tin hand, a compbte assm t men t il Slate lUinhVrobnUc amumt of , Boos alul sliors. ilat. :iimI
Carytt, .(oiing (ihiss'r, fc , VCrresnming tint tny stm ii is about fooi and
nricen us 1'iir as a n y lemy sin mwn, i inn- nn-
idles and the rest i.f inaiil.in 1 to call ami ee
inl.-tn.r l-'iiriil. ns il'tiiev- ure mt beaulilnl anil rti'-:tf
October 23, UM. t tMtri,U h l.oeii sentenced at Orcens
Saturday morning, the Committee on ; imprisonment j T; I.'nr btj mi. I Pnvilfirps of I nhnbttaiits. re- i o' - i II
ported an article, (Mr. Niles dissenting.) j and '20 lashes, and to stand in the pillory , Sch(wl -,.,, tVc.Tlie Convention reprohibitini' the immigration of negroes in- , one hour, for having circulated abolition cfri,v caut.,l upon the Cashier of tiie State
to the Mate, ana also meir r.giit io hum. tract3. Tuk, to be informed as f. the amount
reaiestaie. ..i. v.uiit.x ...iim.. - , , :.,.'...,. ,.i itlfc5n.r l-'uriil. ns ifti.ev arr not beaut. f..l and ,1,
olution, that the committee on the Elective 1 OCT'. - Jones na, u.an-., ... ' " -r ""; ' Til AIXiKI'S WIUOHT. Franchise inquire into the expediency ot j proper court, his intentions to become a ; set apart by the charter of tne l.anklor, Kinl.uioud. 10th mo. :i'hi. 1 -.V. l.'.-.Uv ii tfinr.iii Kiihmissiuiiaof the neirro suf- !:,;, r .Ka I'.dioil Kiateii I the use of Common Schools, at the ex-
(rage question to the people, and advoca- I piration of the charter, and alo the proted the adoption of his proposition. A j fjThe trial of Il.nton for roobmg the ; warm debate sprung up, in which quite a ; mail, iiaa been postponed until the next npar number ot gentlemen participated: tliose . r . Gf t,e Court. 1 , r , who spoke being about equally divided: ! $900,000, and that at the close of Me for and against the resolution. It was1 Q5r$oomon l oote ha. been elected to chartnt jt probably amount to someearnet and animated, and had not con- i succeed Judge I'helpsin the Senate of the . t,lilirT jike i.;59u.OOO. eluded at noon, when the Convention ad- i it States, by the legislature of Vermont, i .
on iiutl t cmci n leaiirnau
lirk i --"I he siibst ribers In
L.t-U i. ili., itl.ove I'oiiinaiiv res..:ui!r West ol
tbe iiiiiiti.in. are hereby iictiiicd that they will vietv of I ll t II l (' 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 k C f.tvors, ought IIO
Also, . ,-,,e.l upon to pay 10 per rent on the stock by eiicli s.ibs. ribed alter the 'J-.'d of June, i " .VI,
lls, alul tliev will lie rcipiiren in ! i.ip.-i ,,.nr-
ci v sixty iia on lie-ir stock until tne same is fully paid. Tn be n ppl led V est of the junction. I'y order of the Hoard. V V. I.O .V I., Tresi lent. Ilavton, M .V :t. 1-'. I. l-. i..
Jill ill I'd Manll, of extra rptiility, miii-ul'.ii-tnred by and for sala wholesale and retail at the Store of W.M. III". 1. 1., M, Main street, Kichmond. Ind. 10th mo. :i!Hh, I -.VI. 4.'-tf
FAMILY GBQCERIE
vi: a min i:, o.
1 received
joumed until Monday morning.
THE PALLADIUM. a-a'ti-ittrjL.iBilj Uiia VmIii"Iu, Oclobtrr 30, 1.50.
! fr John W. 1 Irwin is now engaged in J ll rse. 'W' f Shot. We understand " c.i t .t t vu, 'that one dav last week three men made survev of the rouie from tins place to .New - f i - , ' , ; an attemnt to steal four stage norses trom
I Castle, lie is said to be comment oi se- : ,,, ..,,,,1 ..ear I!,l!sborouj!i. in
curin" a "rade of l2o feet to the mile.
a regular t.m
l-'outitain couiitv.
no ar
It is said two of the
frt-The Cincinnati papers are endeavor- men led out two of tiie horses and gave . ... , ... : them to another individual by the name ,ng to get up scenes of -spiritual knock- , ,u!ethev wpr t ) ings" in that city. Some intimation of tiie : . , ,,.;,p an,t ioail ou; the other two
I.iliiicotl' lii:liliiiu. o. M. .'lain t., ICi'liiiioiil. liul.
AS received his V I .N T r. 1 1 SI ITI.i , which, with his prevn mis stock , com prises
a genera! and very extensive stssortmeiit ol duv (;t.MDs, OR' ':kkii;s. BU TS, Y IjlTIKNSWAm-:, SllOi :s, II A RI ) W A UK, vVc. Th IiltV (lilODs consist of tiie followiii?.
viz : UK" '.A I ' ' .l.i I ll..(J.is.si.nr,ki..s, rs. i -
7, 1 1 av just
fresh snpplv of I AlUNt, and
reduced 111- price as lollous, to-uit: I n sacks, at l." cents I ' 111. I 111. papers, Willi oirectioiis for ue, 00 cts. i 111. no. " " " I " " ho. fresh snpi.ly of U'or ti'ti Yt-jt-luUr I'uls; I'n re Custur Oil, f , Sf-
T ""Thev are also mail ini; Iart'
their stock t t FAMILY OKoi;KRf ami see them.
Ii i. hnioi.il. Oct. -th, 1-..H.
those who are and have been recipients tin; religious and moral portion ol this city an I vicinity subscribe as liberally a their pecuniary allhirs will justify towards this enterprise ( We think so. mi l w iiojie the meeting to niglit will not be inadi up exclusively of Methodists, but that our citi.ens, without sectarian distinction, wiil deem it a privilege to be at the meeting and to ai'l in the work.
::!itf
n, tr.. ;,,,11,to.l tx tho Indiana
. i t . an. i iin ui'. . - - - , .., i, , , . , - i ..... , , , . - . , ., i presence of the spirits have already been horses, ami while in the act. a voung man Tl MITTS, JKA.N's, VT.sTlMJS, -c Journal for the brief report ol the proceed- I belonging to the premises discovered the .M,!ia. Dress. Hounet and i.,,..r SUk$;
ings of the (convention, puiilisiieu in tne , move and ran out with a gun and shot trie preceding columns. We regret thoy are; (Xr Horace Mann, has published ! one holding the horses, lie then went not more elaborate. : ler in which he reviews with much se- for iep an;i while gone, the two comrades . verity the fugitive slave law, but does not ! ran off with him. and it is said he lias r;cr.,r f the- World. Anions the i t0nr...r. tb.w nwil it. and is since died. The Imrses were not taken.
numerous and valuable productions with ' against forcible resistance to it. He goes
Osbom's demand shoubl, it seems to us. : whic!i the American press is teeming. lew for a protective taritl and otner lug rnea-
have been counted tor hmijust as two ad- , seem better adapted to the wants of the ditional votes, if found for Mr. Osborn. I , . tK- tUU
be served in tiie
ir friends, worthy
sures.
It t,..A ttrttiix .ortaittli- rriirttil for
that gentleman. The fact that there , which is printed in two large vo.umes of were two more votes in the box than in about 1 ;"!".) pages and is illustrated w ith the voters list, only shows a very possible. ' nu,erous engravings. It gives a general and often occurring omission in that list Ilistorv, bot!l ancient and modem, of all t)V ihe clerks; or if there were really two : . - , .,, . f nations, and will contain a chart ot all extra votes among the ballots, is it not more likely one of them was cast on each the national (lags, and a handsome view side than that both were for llrookb.mk! of San Francisco.
The evident intention as the Statute says, j The first volume is taken up witii an that county, eight head of cattle, weighof the oir.ee intended" by the voter w ho ; account of ,he rise anj ftlU Gf nations, ing in the aggregate. 13.161 lbs. The cast his ballot for him erroneously for not . , , c .,oc( ;,Ttio.1 l lb and ihe heaviI ,r.,,iL;,,l af ni-P h.,t r.r't ,e,i. and then those whicii have withstood the lightest weig.ied i.j,witis. ana inenean a different kind ol oince, out for a mem- ... , r ii noa n , ti-:-
mistakenly ravages of time, war and bloodshed, and est (a tour year omi -.uou. ,us. x
hard to beat.
Ml horse thieves shoub same wav. and ail the
patriarchs, recording scribes, treasurers, conductors, inside and outside sentinels.
H as nl wno have a pass word or
frO-The Steubenville Herald of the 23rd ; traVt.,;i1r rtL should'takc a well known j'
ttius: Atttinans; roularJ V enitians: l:
Tissues; Huw Silks; Camlet Lustre: Linen (oiigh.iins; Lawns; Calicoes; Cotton (onshams; Alpacca Lustres; t rench Merinos; Cashmeres; Ue Laines; California I'lanis. etc., eC. I'iaitl and figured Swiss, plaid ami stnp-d do.; plant and stn;'d Jaconets, Cambrics, Muds, Nauor.ks, Hishop Lawns, Lidia Seerhaud and Hook Muslins; Kinbriiiaered Kveiuiijr Dresses; Ciidfrhanukerchiefs; (Japes; Collars; Curl'-; Cnib-r-slei.Ve: Swiss and jaconett Kdgilig and Insertions; Window Curtains, by the pair or vari...
I limit v iBerlin Cord, tor Sun Uonuets; ankin:
nr. a I. i: i: : n boots, shoes, it ms. c i'.v, i;o. SETS. I MIIKEI.I. IN. I'M: tso.s, lUltlto.s. C All PET -it if; ,v , IKV ;IS. N.e. se. No. Ili. XIi.it. stieet Itn hil.on.t Indinni.. Sept. 1-th. J-.'t'l. i!7-lf. neschflinp's Itemeily (or O V s I XI I I O , riVilKCIIKAT l l'.LM II II i:.Mr;iV;I ICrotM- A- l-'Vi. Sole I'rnprirtor; Cliiriini'ili , Oino 1 'For sale. wb..l" ile am: retail, by JIIN II MM.S. Oppntilf I tii- Ittittk. Idl'HMUMI, lsltlAS. fob mo. 1-ih, l-.0. tf
I. A Tils' T
A It It I V A i. :
Ora-
-cloth. Corded
mi Mrsei ilt-
records two deaths by cholera, during the degree as conferred in .some places in tne :r-kirt: Inh Li.i-u; TaMe Linen; i)uin: I a i- . i - t .Li.. .,..1 . . ti.; nmmife bl e C iot i i s a mi N a i, k i ns ; 1 ., ne n S bee 1 1 n ; -; IM ! v
preceding -s. i imurs. uu. no .-e Mn) scu.c.ur... ....... .......... (-ull,,r,,,,: Flam.e.s; r,'is
iEV'J GOODS!
There were 12 deaths from the same dis
ease during the week. OCTOeorge IIi-nick, Ksq., of Ross
Wabash Commercial.
fir-i. Sm. HoesTON s a Candidate for THt Prksidkncv. The Washington correspondent of the Louisville Courier, writing under ciata of
Shirting--; Mushni. Li lie u La n ns.
Liapt
r.
her of this Convent ion. onlv
naming him 'Senatorial" instead of ' Rep- passes to nations of more modern date. resentative,' was that Mr. Hrookbank : XVe ,hi(.k l!)e materials made use of. have should represent him in that body. The b JeriveJ fromliie most accurate election board therefore, we thin, acte.l . right originally in counting the ballot for sources of historical information, and him, and tiie committee incorrectly in re- that truth and impartiality have been rejecting it. If it wore counted for him. rrarded beyond all other considerations, they could not but report in his favor, ac- n aTelJl ifm. in ,..)is ('ountv. and we cording to tiieir arguments and positions. . ,. . Hut the election has gone back to hope he will tmd a great sale tor this boor.. Fnion County and we feel confident that as it is afforded at a very moderate price.
the people thereof will vindicate t:ieir first decision bv a majority that will not
admit of a second contest, or even of a , York, in State Convention, have nommacavil. ted the ticket agreed upon by the Whig
countv Ohio, exhibited at the late Fair in . tbe a:?t. says:
"(if n. Houston leaves ior irw u.e hiiuhio v. next week, and expects to frnunate hn Senatorial career alter ihe short session of this Congress There is no doubt a strong popular movement to hrina him b-ft.re the po;.ie as the next Locofoco candidate for the Presi.ienc y ; and his withdrawal at an early day from the S-nate chamber has an e to that conting-iicy. While th-refore. Cass. Buchanan ard H-nlon may sup-
the field will be left clear for one of lnm
pose
fj-The gas with which the Astor House,
New York i illuminated, is pro
from rosin and water. This
warded asmore brilliant than that commonly lZce H.Vl "J'"
1-1 to b the standard bearer ill ins n'vl i resiuen- . till ramn:;ri. . I. at tins eriv ciav. firewaru
light is re- vou, that Sam. Houston, of Te x a, sta n:s a bt-
lo occu ;i tbat
nosition. hetiier I am ri"!ii or noi, . am
used, and is obtained at much less ex- willing to bide the lapse
Case Linen S heeti itgs a n Cain:irif, am
Hang-, Crape, Silk. Thibet, lie Lame, Raw SiiK, aiii SiU-iiett SHAWLS ami STACKS; Her. ige, laus-, and Lace VLILS; Plain, Hemstitched, l.evered aii.i LmbroiiiTed Linen Handkerchiefs; Thr-ad, Li.le. Ilru-s-ls. S.Ik Hlonde and other LCL and KD'JIN'JS; I'i.iu and Figured Hobbinett; Silk mil Cotton Lusion; "rapi; Crape Lisse; S:!k ami Cotton ll' cr.y and Gl.ovi s. in variety; HATS; IMN'NLTS; t'MHIt KLLAS:" Fa us: fimiio; fru-es;
PAR AS. I,S; Ko:ui-t. Cap aiin fiit Kibeoss; Velvets; Buttons; Thread, Needles, uii.l a verv pener;il and sn!eiii;i.i assort
ment of ri imtllill. and a variety of other U M D S . Haviue dtrmin! to confine himself more
hi: mi
.11 :i i ii t r ' I
T".
stock o
Foreign and Domestic
'.seribers nre now opening direct New York, a iarjje. ajJ ti.isirable
"'hi' .lliin Willi a Mill." 1'he Kt-v. W'm. l.oss, who is sivle.! as
above in -onseipienre of his distilling exadd i'ions to . .11 II
(.'all p f niieiiis nas necii i.'ft ii 1 1 ii g io trrowiieu
iioiisfs during tiie whole of last week, closing his labors among us on Sunday night last. To say that all who heard him and witnessed his novel experiments on port wine, were satisfied with his .Iain, common-sense doctrine, and the developments (or, more properly speaking, the denfopments. for vfi do In lieve that none but devils in human guise, would put logwood and oilier poisonous drugs, to say nothing about the ifurstion of siigsr f.f lead having also been found, into an article which they ktiovv is administered lo the sick,) made by his still, would be saying too much. It would be asserting an untruth, to say all are satisfied or gratified with h hat he said ate! did; but w will say, that a large majority of this 'community are with the Lecturer in sentiment and doctrine, arid believe that the
experiments made hy h:s miniature still.
i;mbracin!r most of th" Ccsirable stl
tion.
October 2 I, ISoO.
Yesterday several resolutions of enqui-
Dau'on and Springfield Railroad.
tv were adopted by general conser t. when Thff ton Transcript of last week says, one was introduced by Mr. Hawkins of loco;notive with a train cf four freight .1 ' . ...n.itiiittr r . ia t , . , i i I ,vv v, tv , - s. u
pense. letter from California in the Cleveland Herald, savs that a gold digger, from
(t7-The Anti-Seward Whigs of New ijCrain county, who went out in the
Eureka last year, had returned from the ; merciless ia
: SIO trWI nViIsf, Vns nV,.illnill '
in seventeen days. He is now '-home
ward bound."
of time for the revola- .. STAI'LE and II,AI .OODS, . tVnimt Fell W'U sell offh.s tork Of FANCY
T..-..vrrr.irTl.. rats once assem- ' t.n.1 FINE i)ODS at YE ft Y KEDlCEf)
I.U.I in Ixrm reiUr. to evis some method of PRICES. He has
safely eettiiftr tiie bail from asrnai! steel-trap abateme nt i n prices ge nera
tthl.-h Uv ne.ir. havinc seen numbers of their solicits t!ie ;ub!iC
r.; .',,) ,.i ,i;..., ,i:,trhil from '.hem bv its f.ir themselves.
N. Ii. A iiirf-ral a.lon-auce. to .iore-n.eepers,
Richmond, !.
is no iiumiiug. so far as the domestic qualjt v of t'nat 1 port inme is concerned (a mixture of whisky, log wood and other dye-stuffs.) although, as hinted above, th" production of tuaiir-tflead is questioned by some of our physicians, in whose scientific attainments and honesty this community have great confidence; hut we trust that tit is question will yet be
i com;.i.rion of settled to the entire satisfaction of all ir.eiius and the ;?ie fleans of testi n g it 1 riorou giil y can nd
IT.CHLLL i. DEDRK'K. no doubt will be applied, and we freely ofJ'j. 1 "' 4i:tf jr our naner as a medium through which
Io b
(i.und in the h astern Mark-ts, at prices
we trust vkid not fail to give satisfaction. Hat. 1 u i I iiiIi'I1uh. Ac. frT. f; ,nrint of Tltl.tIIS'' of all kiuds, at WH"Lf:SALK, as usual, and A frei-h supply of the celebrated 'A!"I'0.
ti: i. Jy e r"itertfu!! y our foocs an.i I'ri jes,
public in general .
Inch
solicit b v our
r.-.l.!.
also mace a consi.era!
v ot tus mocb , no
to CALL" AND FX AMINE
XSi:i:i ami OATs Wantrd! the practical results may be made known.
on 2-Jifi sides (if there are two sides) ol tne ra--distilling q jestiou. li, the mean time, we will say to those who have a 'complaint' to whisky, bran-
Th hiTiei-t uric will ! paid if. Cash, by
ti,- iin.iersigned. f'ir FLAX'LKD and OATS, delivered l my Store tn li n hmon.l . JASU.N HAM.
l-o0. 4 If
After mmv ioni speeches.
nd the proposal of many elaborate hut fruitless Milliners, c.
Convention recently held at Syracuse.
plans, a nippv wn, sianciug tin son., nn my opinion that if with one paw we keep down the spritiEr, we can sef-iv pet the food from Ihe
trap with the other.' All the nts present.
Richmond, 10th rr.o. S-'th , 1 1 jO.
3."tf
.p. t- loudiv soueaieii assent, and slapped tneir tan -ine line oi .rlioorned. and the
OCrKail Hodi Letting,
u.ct fertm thi nlnce to Cpnfreviile. ; r?t retired to th:r homes: but the cevastations
f .i , A li.COUlCIll c ll'l usiti wt twM. - . . . . r ! -ij.t .Fay, authorizing a majority o. the people a -; vr ' K- t.t , t.ontrartor on to-morrow. ' f the trap bem by no m... e.m,, ed.ih.
When notice cars. IS now iiian .v. --- rats were lorcea to noia anouier umi.riiuuu.
SASH & BLINDS. , . (O.MEY & J . B A ,
. IT;ASOPf?
UNDERTAKER AND
c; o l f i tki: ic. r
R
a S "
at anr peneral election.
fhereof has been given, to establish Universal siutTrage. which was opposed immediately on its presentation. Mr. Hawkins replied, contending that it was not an imperative resolution, but mre!y one of enquiry; and that as the Convention had. without objection, referred resolutions ol an opposite tenor, to prevent the immigration of colored persons into the State, the same courtesy should be extended to his. Mr. Hovey moved to amend by adding, "excepting negroe. inulattoes and Indians." A motion was made to Jay th"n amendment on the table, in order that a direct vote might be had on the ori-inal proposition, but that motion wis rejected; ayes 35. nays 105 Thi votapparently settles the matter that there wdl be no separate submission of the nejru
w ,n!r IntT'hv hand at their shoo on Peart
I ....!, r tK r'-tholie ehurch. a nn. ' hand
r.cr articieof '.V I X DO W S AS H and VLSI- 1
cf
FCichmocd and vicinity, that he keep on
,y, gin, and wine-dealers to the ir. node-rate or moderate drinkers the intemperate or temperate drinkers: you Cinnnt take comfort from the position of thos physicians alluded to ih'y will and do denounce the traffic you are engaged in, if not as bitterly as did Mr. Ross, at Iet tn ttrnn t an -I mr.Kafir. terrrn: and then
thirteen miles of the Dayton and Spring- for the grading and grubbing of the same. , The elder, had teT.W 5,10 by U it H H h; lun Z are quite as hostile, a, is that gentleman, fkld raiiwav. The work has been par- j Sealed proposals ate to be left at the otnee ; fjol r9trtt aoC ; w5tb onfv three le. ' eaw. BLINDS for 12 i.ght window to ta.i 1 y0D.r.a 8rrnzem. nt. He will make coffin. to rComrnendin" intoxicating liquors to tially suspended during the last few days,! of the Secretary of the Company at Cen-: limped into the rif. tod up to .k. AlLtli aboris.s at i 75 . and $2 0u j ml tiie ahorte.t not.ee, ether day or oight. : as a cood and wholesome beer.ge ' , , , . .,, were instantiv silent, when stretching out the ; oth-r 'jFMu proportion. a: keep &ah . . COnlltO Mortineit Of Iatent . wu s b"' for want of iron, but a supply has just ar-; trevme. i hleecing remains of b. lee, he eaic: "My t MfJfc-T tore of Fletcher Sr Benton, on .; .rVw Ifd!!, for sale. if called upon for advice, the 9 will tell
pected that two miles r--The proceeds of Jenny Lind's first i Went. I have tried the method you pror-os-. yya t, where V'y "na't tlTe Hard- ! 17 He ha recently purcha-d a .tock of Ma- i you ,0 " touch not, taste not. and handle .,, , , ' 1 , I and vou see the restiit! Now let me suegesT a ,hop prices. U e a so keep Satin at the Hard- .i-.,;vifi'p,1.jr, v.will be put down this concert in Providence. R. 1.. were 812,-; Pan to escape the tr?Do not touch itr ware store of Mt$r,. Raymonds' in Cambridge HOG4SV ana w '-,lJf;7-V' "rh,f ' ,ii.: not the unclean thing!" you cannot con- , , .u: :ii ' .... . . ., . iF !..,,.. 1 sisH, an.lhas no bes.tatioo in say inp that he win (
. ' .. . 1 ii.. tufMmn t 1 r, sxtmm Ts nrintf hll ! t.r ha aKas tff lha f raTTlf flf III KWIiillllC
lU K ' - - ' -v-" v a--er"t- ' j WllU-S t- a i 1 1 C 1 aaav - C7
R r. A D V- M A I) K CO F F INS.
rived, and it is ex
and a half ol rail
week. It will not be long, at this rate, tid qqq. Upon referring to the last Mission
the "iron horse" will be reined up at the ; arv Herald, the whole State of Rhode
Deep Cut
, . c . . spread of the Gospel in foreign parts, the one of which wias much Ion Alhr-rt XV. Snow, cashier of the Mech- . t f
'. j a....r..,e- Ranlr. Prf,v;.ssum ot one aouar.
anics aim .uaiiuionuino - -- - j
n,wtir - 1 Kit mr rlomeetic. aTl'ersons wistitn? 10 out -au or ouik. - . . .. r.
,1 nr t d to his master ' nnot do better in the State with th. sa.ne , suur onar, .treet, a ,ew ooor. . .. eTpect to receire
! Island appears to have contributed for the! na ranr;; . ,;, f boots, the le of. I10"". cfmOBy. ..L,L c " 1" Rirhmoad. Oct. 16. 150. 43tf their annrobation or sanction: in short.
1 1 - - a- tiam. 1 etms c-7. or upprvct i rr
r than the oOnr size cf sash for li Sieht windows ai " . thow nhvsicians referred to. are. and ex-
: 1...;. ti i.A.. mAPil l.tTIK ) niHM. 1 1 j-
dence. R. I., is declared a defaulter to the amount of about $80,000. The Rank is in the hands of a receiver and the cashier
I arrested and held to bail.
That State is lving j otner.
up for itself treasure with Jenny Lind! The population of St. Louis, as exhibited by the census of 1850, is 80,521. Increase in two year, 17,060.
-How comesitvou raal. that these j in in height, exc.as.Te o
boots are not of theame rengtn. SASH oa Und at alltim,,, I really don't know, sir but what iyaiieuded to. hnthen me most is. that the pair down i CON
stairs are in the same fix." J j Richmond, Oct. 30th, 1?50.
exclasiTe of the c!as add i rf1 H E undersigned withe to purchase any j pect to tie, on t.T!S temperance qiirwMw...
in height or width., X quantity -of clean washed Larnt, ool. ---ly : ,he aroe condition that an
nd orders prompt- i for winch lie wilt pav trie very nignesi price u . , i cash. Inquire at the Boot and Plioe Store of old clergyman said he.would be on anoui-
CONLEY 4c BAIN. . JOB BOR !.. r ..,;. Snm- of his parishioners
. r. : i I 1 . 1 m'r. I lt 1 . ,
Richmond, Aog. li, ls5G.
I