The Richmond palladium. [volume], March 01, 1870, Image 3

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RICHMOND INDIANA:
Tu'e t a ll a ii u m for sale at O. White
& Co's. aL?t Elder's' bookstore's?
"uevtral ac vYimamaourg in una coua
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Washington, is enjoymg"fa singing
Rev. Ir. MeU is holding, a. revival at
Chester. , , .
Commissioners Court opens on next
The revival stiil' progresses j at Pearl
street church. v; '
MasqueadeBalLoB- Fridayevening,
at LyceuaIIall. 11
Olive Logan will probably visit this
Governor cBurbaak of Dakotab,
was
in. tpwii last week.. TMn pre v
is" reliably, rumor ea that we are to
Thomas Clark had . bis 'leg broken t
"Anna 'DTbktnson :al'"Lyceam ; Hallr
nelWednesOlay evening.
streets, Saturday .afternoon.
.LTlfiCNreMOkeeVet flie" fpaat lweefc1nas:
beagibod for maple augarJ;
Rose Parry goes td' Cihclnn'aU to take
apoaiUon in a. first class drug .store, u.x:
Quarterly meeting, was held at C M E
chnrcfi 4nTltatnrjdandunday.
of a donation, one evening last week!
The Friends of Progress bold Jseances
ia) Lyceum II alf .eyery " S unday evening,
ieWscaneryait.LyQiinVi HU waa
prepared; espc6i4liy for;; Forrest's per
formanoeB :",.... A
A blacksmith shop and baggage room
In Hagerstown were burned on Monday
of asiVeekV7;Vr
- Mr. John Mason slipped on the side
walk, one (JaytfasO west, And falling
brok aegv - ' """"""" rT"""!
Gaod "Templars DUtrcl'-:Cav"etj5tti
mets iri . CrOod Templars Hall on 1 5th
an.4 GJh 1Ust. fV,I- V-r rr
teehtrevifle Public School1 bar aft ex
hibition ;ihnydeWfttfily Oa'Friday
evening of this week.5 '
. FradMH l nomar ana-i eta ro ieic
ersham have jretamed from a missionary
M,r tlirrtnitt lhA Sftll'th ;,&4
" w o , , - fi. 1
. .. j. - ix ... : I-' i w 'i j
Rev. Frederick Wines, President of
the Social IScience 'Association oC.Chica-.!
go. was in our city last week.
-Parl street' M E churcli tielJ a festi
val on Tuesday of this week vin the
LecturoCroom Of tecaarcX-i
The M E clmrch of Eaton are pre
paringfo furnish; oie of thejrooras in.
the Home for the Friendless.
Mx E 5 Warner lectures at Lyceum
Hall on every Sunday forenoon and eve
ning, during !' the ' present ' month ; of
March., ;riVijl.. ; ,,:
The barn of Yf , II Harris, of Clay
township, ' was struck -by lightening on
the 5th inst, and a number of fine stock
killed. Zr
Mr. LeerYaryan formerly of -this. city
has been selected to deliver 'the . diplo
mas' to the graduating-class at Oxford,
this year t' ;. ..t-. .-. -. .". i.ti-:
1 Major Kinley delivered an interesting
lecture before the Horticultural society,,
last Saturday afternoon, on AgricuU
ture in Europe. t . i : . .. . j.r -n
i The exhibition of the Sevastopol Ly
ceum came off on' last Saturday evening,'
and was a very creditable affair to those
participating.! J i s-t! t f :u
Henry .Vincent "lectures at, Lyceum
Hall n 'the 14th of 'MSrch." Subject :
"The Present Political aud Religious
State of Earope.' , ;
Thomas . Hogan, -Implicated in the
Hollandsbnsg -robbery has had his trial
and been disoharged, there being no ev
idence against htm .? K;:"f s ?rnt
The funeral of Lieut. Win O'Hara, of
New Paris, tookplace or: last Saturdays
A special : train cohveyed Yi .the-i Odd
Fellows and others
who attended from
this citv. i
'We have been recently shown a pat
ent for land dated 2d day of February,
1807, and signed by Thomas , Jefferson
as President, and James . Madison as
Secretary of State, j f ; : ;,
Mr. A A Corme is canvassing the
county in 'behalf of ; the 1 Odd Fellows
Provident Life Association. lie ra As
speeches at Economy,- Newport, Hag
erstown and Washington, recently. j
The Morrison Library closes on the
20th of March for the ' spring examin
ation. As the 20th of March falls on
Su niay - this year, the books must bo
returned ,by tha preceding Saturday
evening.: "
. IT March comes in like a lion it will
go out like a lamb. So runs the old
saw.- This year the weather is too cold
and raw for a lamb and not boisterous
enough for a;lion, so, we may look for
WtetSLweatheOirpnghot 4he..mdntlu,
Jacksonburg has,-been -visited by
thlelrts One- night last weekthe
bouse of L. Bond was entered, and a
pair of old boots taken. The house of
SaCfuel Carr, an old gentleman was also
entered and his clothes searched. rii
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Btwwil. Our rtaders We read ot 'hodowns,
bat jat M w commanced press-work on oar paper
wprieDeI a brekdf)wn oor roller carriage
broke, and nr laUora irere suddenlr brought U a
ctoie for repaira. That is what's - tbe matter with
tbadeUyoLtlie Palladium this No. Accidents will
bppeo, .- .'--"-- :' -
Anna I
Lectures at Lyceuni Hall on next Wed-
nesd.ny evening, the 9th inst. Her sub
ject on this occasion is one that should,
receive the arefnl '"attention of all
.- - i ... J,..,
AjneiieaQs, especially , at the present
time, when it appears that, our Govern-'
mentis just on the eve. of a war with ther
JVIormon people of whose ,peculiar in
stitution' the. lecturer sive3 a thorough
review Miss Dickinson . has visited '
IJtah, and lias conversed with' the .lead?
jeraf and people,' and more especially tbe?
women, ami has learned the senti-'
ments and feelings of this latter class,;
and is thus enabled to present .that side
of the picture far:better than any of the
men who have written or spoken upon'
jthe mattetv i TChis "'Qr0 ofTMiss Dick-
Inson, is- highly spoken of by the pf ess
throughout the countryy and is undoubt
edly the best she b.as yet )resented,:
Whatever objections have been made to
her in years past as a 'woman dabbling;
in politics' will not hold good ' against
this Jecture, as she now comes f-pleading-
the cause of her own ; sex.' . Reserved
seats 75 cents.1 Plat of'Jhe ' Hall ,to be
seen at O. White & Co.'s book store."
Tickets without reserved seats 60 cents.
Forrest in
, i "M ,1 a
Richmond.
.H ti
hear
'Richbliku'. We Thave been to
Forrest We fwentj; on .Monday, night.
So, apparently, did everybody else.
Frpin the foot of the stage to .the: to w--most
bench of the gallery, layer after
layer, and tier after tier of '-"fair-women
and brave men" crowded ...into our.
beautiful Hall to hear the great Actor!'
The flash of Opera Glasses, in unwonted
profusion, told of the pretence of those
who had come to see. The eager lean
ing forward of those 1 who had cometo
bear, The showy and .brilliant appar
eldf the fair sex told,"in some in
stances, of the ; presence of those who
came, to be seen; in others, of those
who, appreciating the greatness of the
occasion, 'rose to the emergency.' Look-;
ing up at the massed and crammed gal
leiies, we were reminded of the 'Solid
Julian Avalanche,' so warmly hoped for,
andi uol confidently, predicted! by-'- our
neighbor, 'The Voice, of Spring,' (wich is
P. J".) Over one thousand people were
present, the net'' receipts. being 'in the
neighborhood of six hundred dollars.
At a quarter after eight o'clock onlt
30 minutes after the advertised time
the 'Orchestra'- a home made institu-J-J'
tion) having favored the audience with
an awe-inspiring Walt2as an appropriate
prelude to : the great historical scene
about to te lald.before.ua."'. The curtain j
slowly disappeared ia the wilderness of
scenery above the stage, and revealed to
the audience a collection of shabbily
costumed actors, purporting to person
ate the conspiring nobles of Franca. A
more'ulterly imbecile set of 'Scpbs nev
er infested a stage. The entrance of
'Richelieu' in Scene 2nd,1 was indeed a
relief from the inane, stiff, and senseless
'Sticks,' who personated the minor char
acters. , OJ, i t , ,t -..(I i,.,i ,;.
As to Forrest, well he was Forrest
perhaps - a trifle broken with age but
Forrest still. The same wonderful pow
er the same capacity for entire absorp
tion in the character he portrays. The
realization of the actual presence of 7the
gray. haired old statesman, so shrewd,
so 'able, so fond of power. The com
pleta personation of the luxuriously at
tired old man, with his painful down
sitting,, amir,- up list ag, jlus long-drawn
breathy his 'inimitable 'laugh. What a
powerful, ambitious, shrewd old ' fox he
was made to appear. Who will ever
forget the scene of the 'Curse of : the
Church?' the wonderful passion in the
face of the rare old man the com bin a- ;
tion of strong, vigorous . intellect , and
weak decaying body. Neither "Miss ,
Lillie, as 'Julie de Mortimer or ' Mr.
Wm. Harris, as 'Chevalier de Maufrat,'
equalled our expectations in thetr sev-3
eral roles, though each showed us a
momentary glimpse of what might have
been our enjoyment of . a really good ,
support' of a great actor. -- " .
! In conclusion, the temperature and
atmosphere of the Hall might' have been '
materially improved, by a little attention ;
on the part of the managers, to the win
dows, which sent down on the heads of
the unprotected audience, a stream of
air. evidently fresh, from 'Greenland's
Icy Mountains.' . "
Jak Cade'. On Tuesday evening, "
the play of Jack Cade was given to an -audience
some S00 smaller than that of.
the night before. The play was long,
and not so successful in its management
as that of Richelieu. The scenery seem- -ed
to be defective and gave much troub
le.r Then too; th cast of ' the 'plajT
threw much on the shoulders of the mi
nor players, who were totally incompe
tent to develop , the. strong points of.
their roles, Miss Lillie; as 'Mariamne,
was better than Miss Lillie as 'Julie ;'
indeed, she acted for the major part of '
the evening with much spirit and force,
especially, was this the case in the scene '
after the murder of 'Lord Clifford Her ;
acting at this point was strong and life
like, and .left a much more favorable
impression of-her talents-than-did her
subjective role of the "night WfoVev 1
I Time Fleeting ! You better t pay
your City Taxes, for time is almost out !
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PETITIONS.
' . From J. M. Westcott asking privil
ege to erect Haj' scales in - front of.- his,
building on Fifth street. Referred to
Street Chmmittee. : "' ''
From M. T. , Gardner . asking . release
from license to canvass the city toell
Odd Fellow's charts. Referred iro Com-
mittee on Public 'Bnlldings.' ' ' y , ., , s---
From J. B. Johnson and others, ask
ing stepping stones across Ninth street'
at Sassafras crossing. Referred to
Committee on Streets. '
From A'. M. Jenkins asking privilege
to erect Hay Scales in front of the
Thomas building1 on Franklin street.
Aj remonstrance , from , C. Newman i -.fc
Sons was presented."'5 Privilege 1 'gTan',
ted.
ueilincalc of Ilenrv Uonlev's mem
bership of Fi'e; Company No d referred
to Committee on Fire. Department., , ul
,; From -James W. Smith, r asking cor
rection of the assessment Of : Sidney
SBQith'sestateAReferred.to . CommiU
tee on Claims.
Petition asking remission of fines a
gainst A. McDowell. Referred to Com
mittee on Claims." '' "
,.TSKOJftIS.--'- ' -
Committee on Claims reported in fa
vor of paying' sundry claims. Accept
ed and claims allowed. - A
" A revolution was carried approving,
the action of the City Treasurer in ar
ranging for "the con tinuancedf "certain
items of City, indebtedness,, since; Janu
ary 1st 1870, by taking up and destroy
ing the old obligations, and issuin g
new in lieu thereof. . ,
; Civil Engineer reported . partial L esti-:
mates of work on sidewalks,
to Committee on Claims.
Chief of Police made the
report for the month" ending
28th. is; i.SiV-.. .1tJt
Arrests:
For drunk and disorderly. . .. .
Assault and battery
Referred
following
February
.22
.: 4
. 2
7i
. 2
. 3
.-4
. 1
. 1
. 1
Exposing person . . .
Pettitlarceny
Carrying concealed weapons.
Disturbing the .peace
Violating liquor law
Larceny
Careless , driving:. , , t .
Disturbing .public Hall. .,. .
Total 41
There should be; a deduction of .ten
lamps for one night for the month.
The city iias been unusually well light-i
ed durirrg the' Entire month.' '"" '
Treasurer reported at last report:
Balance,; on;;hanil i r. . . .'. : I- "$1,843 55
Receipts" for the month 12,033 01
Disbursements. ". ....... "... . 9;134 15
Balance at. present date. 4,750 38
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
Report of Chief Engineer of Fire
Department in favor ot providing Firo
Company No. 1 with four rubber coats,
was referred -to Com. on Fire Depart
ment. -
Bills for gas referred to committee on
Claims. - - ;
An ordinance defining sundry offences
prescribing punishment therefor, was
passed. This -ordinance provides that
parents can , notify proprietors of bil
liard saloons not to permit their boys to
play in the saloons.
, Gass oridnance read a second time by
title. Several amendments were pro
posed and adopted aud after a lengthy
discussion, the ordinance was tabled.
: "TThe'ollowi'ng'wasuhahimousiy ads
opted .. .. , .- . -
Resolved, that the Mayor, City Clerk
and Treasurer only are authorized to
purchase stationery for the use of the
City. ;.j . .. ., . . . , .... .
; . Council then adjoured. .
John Iredell and W. C. Shoemaker
start for Kansas, on Thursday of this
week,, for. the purpose of . looking- out
a location with the intention of set
tling. - "? ' f 'r;
The following persons were elected
Directors of the Building Association:
Jas. M. Poe, president; C P Peterson,
vice president ; John Dickman, secre
tary; R A Howard treasurer; L K
Harris; Fred Magg; Ed. Conkle; and S
Bachman. The capital is fixed at 9100,
000, in shares of 00 each- .
A significant reversal of old customs
was to be seen in the Mayor's Court,
on Tasf'FrtduyT"" S6meyears"ago7 it "will'
be remembered, no nigro or mulatto
was permitted to give testimony where
the cause was between white men.
On the occaiojn referred to, aaiwhite,f
man's evidence was permitted in a case
where the issue was between two color
ed men. : -
v - i; ; : '',', ' - " -
f The prisoners, six in number, con
fined in the county jail, made their es.
cape from that institution on last Thurs
day night. It seems that the prisoners
hadbeen allowed the privilege of com
ing "into the hall, where',' on the'high'fof
their escape, they sawed off the bars
supporting the ventilator,' and tying
blankets together lowered themselves
into the cellar, from whence they pass
ed through the "Wood hole to the street
and "cut stick." The sheriff offers 81,00
reward tor the return of each.
uouncn rroceeaings.
CouncilmjltJ op, uesday j evening,
March 1st. All the members present.
PALLADIUM CORRESPONDENCE.
- , ; Trip to Sockniu in Oldeia Times. , .', 4.
Ia my other letter I promised to tell tow we got
away Xroaa our trip into Sockatu. On starting from
the Friend's boose where we. stayed over night, we
met with some delay on tU way.. But to be plain,
we probably got a little bewildered or lost. This
was not an uncommon occurrenca in tUose days. I
heard a story in ( early times in ur:. county, of ,a
grown boy who went out a little ways from home
with a gun to shoot wild game, but got lost, and
made for tbe first cabin be could find., Oa enteiing,
be found the family all seated on the floor around a
large pot, out of which they were eating their fru
gal meal. lie recognized them to ba bis father'
family.-' " ' ;' ' ' 4--
Oar case was a little similar. ' Tbe sable cover of
night came on us. The borrowed silvered light of
the moon was not falling on this part of our hemis
phere at that time. We deemed it best to ' stjp for
the night. ' Our situation eould be better imagined
than described. We bad no provisions with us for
ourselves or 'teams, and no means of striking a
light. In this dilemma my youthful brother dis-.
covered a dim light, in the distance. Supposing it
to be from one f those squalled huts alluded to, he
went toward it, and found the cabin and its inmates.
But all the assistance they could render us was to
let us have some fire for tbe night, and show us tbe
road in the morning there being no road to the
cahia. My brother obtained a torch of tbem and
rotanmf to us., ji d ,' i : i i -i-iifa sU S
We set about making ourselves as comfo rtable as
the circumstances would admit. Wevsoon had .
blazing fire, tqok our teams from our vehicles,' tied
them to the tree," and began to devise ways and
means, to pass the night. My brother bethought
himself 4fHfie crab apples, and sugar, and happen
ing to have a tin cup with us, he set about acting
as cook, stewing tbe apples in sugar more sugar"
than crabs. We thought it was a luxury.
Wild animals then abounded in tt ese regions.
The bowlings of the wolves, the cries of tbe panth
er and the bootings of tbe owl, saluted our ears,
taising the precaution so characteristic and neces
sary with alt early settlers, which manifested itself,
by keeping'' up a blazing fire all night. Had it not
been in the ides of .November, we might hare bad
added to the sounds which startled our ears, tbe
croaking of the frogs in the pounds near by. .
As the sun in her course cast her glimmerings of
light from the eastern horizon, we tacked up our'
teams, and when it was sufficiently daylight, we
discovered that we had missed the road such as it
was a short distance by avoiding those frog ponds
which so abound in Sock urn. We soon gained the
road and resumed our ' journey. After traveling a
few miles we came to the house of Jesse Johnson,
another Friend. We were fortunate in beicg among
Friends. Here we were kindly treated to a good
breakfast and our horses and cattle fed, wbich no
doubt refreshed us all; at least I can testify to the
good it did me, for it was the first meal I had par
taken of in twenty-four hours. The , crab apple
stew had rather intensified my appetite. This, my.
first pilgrimage from home, enabled me to appreci
ate the Society of Friends, especially when on trav
eling excursions. ;. " , . 1'
From that point we pushed for home an! found
alt well. This adventure, I believe, cured my father's
penchant for going in quest of crab apples.
" x k "- "i Old SktIxkb.
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For the Palladium. . r
Editor Palladium :
1 have heard a number of Inventors in
Wayne county "express a desire to form
an association of Inventors and owners
of Patent Rights. "Being : an inventor
myself, I can say that the past experi
ence has taught .me that there should
be something of the kind in Wayne
county, for I find there is quite a num-"
berof that "class in our county, and as
they are the men we all look to for im
provements," and the progression of all
Mechanical business there should be
something to bring them together, and,
when once brought together, and form-
ed into an Association, they could, in a
measure , protect themselves at least,
from such obnoxious laws that were en- .
acted by our last legislature. I need
cot quote the larw for every inventor
knows it full well. "A hint i3 sufficient
for the wise. What say you inventors
and owners of Patent Rights in Wayne
County ? "i Speak before the nominating
Election, and you may effect something.;
Inventor.
J Editor Palladium . Having noticed
in 3'Our Jast paper that an Old Settlers'
Meeting would be held some time in the.
present month, March, at some point not
designated. Being one who is a native,
and having a recollection of men and
things over fifty years, and withal, feel
a deep interest in having a permanent
organization of Old Settlers, established
in our county, and having conversed
with many in various parts of the coun
ty who. are alike interested, and desire
such an organization effected, in the:
spirit of unanimity and good feeling
among all, irrespective of party or creed.
It has been suggested that the month of,
March is too early in the season to hold:
such a meeting. The inclemency of the
weather would likely . prevent many
from attending, especially those who
are advanced in age, and these would be
the ones who would add interest to such
a meeting,-by relating their experience
of a pioneer life. Let those brief re
hersals be recorded .before the last of
these land marks "are removed from
among us. I would suggest some suit
able place of easy access by Rail Road,
&c, some time in June, or Fourth of
July next. "
White Water Lodgk, No. 159,
Free and Accepted Masons. ) ,
White Water, Ino., Feb, 24, 1870.
Whereas, It has pleased the Almighty
Father of the Universe to remove from
a circle of loviog ones, the beloved wife
- !
of our brother, John T. Bunch, who
died Feb. 7th, 1870, in tbe 39th year of
her age, to that circle which is never
broken ; therefore, '
Eesolved." That the community . has ;
lost a beloved member, who, in her dif
ferent relations in life, has furnished us
an example how to live, and who, in her ;
patient suffering, and happy death, gave
uatisfactory evidence of the triumph of
Christian faith and Resignation to the
will of God.
Resolved, That we sincerely sympa
thize with our bereaved Brother and his
motherless children, and that we hereby
tender onr feelings of condolence Hn
their affliction. -- - ; : .
Resolved, That a copy of these seso
lutions be sent to the Richmond Palla
dium for publication, and that a copy be
also furnished to the family of the de
ceased. , .
4 "- P. M. Ellis, '
P. T. Paris. t ,m.,
"" 1 Committee.
t The Grst White man born in Wayne
; county was Jeptha Turner, who . now
resides in Boston township, and is in
, his sixty-third year. , i
Some of our young German citizens,
on Tuesday, evening, observed an. old
country custom of masquerading 09;.the
1st of March. Several-young men who
appeared on Main street in female attire
came very near being overhauled by
the police. 1 i -
The following gentlemen - are named
for the Pettit Jury for the April term
of the Circuit Court ; J. II. Weaver, Ab-
ington ; Amiel Hunt, Centre ; J, W.
Winkles, Clay ; Nathan Balhan, Dalton ;
B. S, Anderson, Franklin ; Elisha Par
ker, Green ; Henry Shivler, Jackson ;
Timothy Jordan, Jefferson ; Michael
iKeever, N. Garden, S. J. Miller, Perry ;
Joshua Samattk Washington ; George
IBuhl, Wayne. ; X
Eeplating Silver-ware
The Agent of the Toledo Electro
"Tlating Company, will visit our citizens
this week, for the purpose of collects
i' ing such ware - as they may have to re
plate, y He comes well recommended,
as we should judge by the following ien
dorsements from Indianapolis:
We. the undersigned, had our ware
: replated by the Toledo Electro Plate
Company, (T. M. Hurd & Co., Proprie
tors,) and being well pleased with the
workmanship, would cheerfully recom
mend them to our citizens and the pub-
L Jic in general. j
' Mrs. Governor Baksr.
Mrs. Dr. N. G. Bcrnham.
Mrs. M. G. Bright. ' ",
Mrs. Dr. Woodburn.
'ZO : . -.v. Miss R. N. Fry.- ;
Mrs. II. IJacgu.
t . , Cox.. Jefp K. Scott.
', Shoo-Fly don't bodder me ! ' Gause-.
pchl has 'em. ;
Go to the Clothing Store of B.& W. Frank
el, 263 Main Street, for every article of wear
ioff apparel you mar need, and you can be sure
of purchasing at fair rates for Cash. Remem
ber the sign of the Zouave.
J. Zeyen & Bro., are better prepared than ever be
fore to accommodate their customers with any article
of clothing they may need, made to order to fit, from
the best of material, which they have now on band.
For Collars, Neckties, etc., go to their establishment,
To. 232, Mais-Street. Their prices are reasonablia.
MILLIJfERY.
Ijndies. do vou want either a Fashtonabh? or Plain'
Bsmnet beautiful Ribbons, Flowers and Feathers ;
ia short, anything iu the MiHittery fine? G to Ml s.
fiajiA.H A. Jlifp, cn Xortb Franklin a few doors
fawn Main, nearly opposite "tiieraxer Halle," and she
rill supply your wants to your entire satisfaction.
at prices tnat wiu please you.
i-Gausepohl has the 'Shoo-Fly Hat3."
Arrivals aud Departures of JMaila.
BOUTK8.
OPENS. 1
Ctosits.
Cwlacnhus and Piqua.. ;
laiiianavolfs and West 1
Indtaoapolis nod through ..'
Chicago and North-West.
Chicago, through
Cine-'onati and East ;
Cincianntr, through ;
Dayton arid Way ........ .... . . . .1
Boston and Beechy Mire, Tuesday!
and J? rtday. j
Arba,' via. Whitewater, Monday,'
Wednesday, and Friday.. j
Winche ster, via. N.Oarden, leaves
: MoaAny, Wednesday and Friday!
and jL-ive3 Tuesday, Thursday!
and S uurday ;
BrookvilUv. via. Abinpton, Ac.J
leaves Monday and Friday I
arrives. Tuesday and Saturday J,
2.3d piD'3.40 pm
5.30 pm 3.40 pm
7.30 am 9.00 am
7.00 pm;9.45 am
7,30 am'9.00 pm
12.30 pin 4.30 pm
7.30 am, 6.30 am
5.50 pmi3.40 pm
fl.00 pmis.OO am
4.00 pmj8.00 am
i.00 am
4.00 pm
8.00 am
5.00 pm
9"Of&copenfrom7:30 a. v. to 7:30 r x Oa
Sanday,from V:00 to 10:00 a h
; I. H. JULIAN, P.M.
. ,j
Arrivals and Departures of Trains.
ColambuK AIndianapolisCentral Railivay
First DiAision arbivks from Indian Arcr-is.
Dav Express , 5.45 A. M.
Mail Express 4.13 P. M.
Bac'a. A lnd. Accom 6.30 P. M.
Sight Express (daily) 10.00 P. M.
DEPARTS FOR INDIANAPOLIS.
JNiftht Express (daily) 5.12 A.M.
Rich. lnd. Accom.... ....... 9 50 A. M.
Day Express 4.13 P.M.
Western Express... ,11.14 P.M.
'( ARRIVES FROM COLCMB0S, O., Via. PIO.TT A. '
- . .3 J l ; : .' CL-1 A
I K.xpre tuany ) .................... i:x am
Day Express 4:13 pm
Western Express.....
11.14 pm
LEAVES FOR C0LITMBP3, O., Via. P1QDA
Dy Express... 5:4 pm
Mail Express. . 4:13 am
?hiht Express (daily) .,..10:00 pm
Third Division From aud for Chicago.
A.IRIVES.' DEPARTS.
No. I.... .....7:1 0 am . - No. 6 .10:15 am
No 5.... ..5:56 pm No. 5........ 9:20 pm
Cincinnati Richmond and Chicago R. R.
dbparts. (Cincinnati via. Hamilton.) absives.
Accommodation, 7:00 am Do 12:00 m
Mail.. ..........5:00 pm Do 8:35 pm
Xenia and Dayton and D. and YV. Railroad
v (Columbus via. Dayton.)
Day Express... 6:00 am Do.... . ,..9:45 aoi
Accommodation 4:15 pm Do.... ....4:05 pm
PAN -H ANDLE ROUTE:
Pittsburg-, Cincin'tf, and St. I.ouis Railtvay.
On and after Jan. 1st, '70, Trains will run as follows:
V : RA8TWARD.
STATION3.
KIPRESt FAST L. tO KX
Leave Richmond......
Arrive at (Greenville...
" Bradford June.
" Piqua.... .....
Urbana
" Milford-.
" r Columbus....
" Newark..-. .
" .. Dennison. ......
" . ' Cadiz Junction.
" Slenbenville. . ;
" - Pittsburg.......
" ' Uarrisbunr
" Philadelphia.:...
" ? Baltimore......
"... Washington
10.00 pm
1 1 04
11.32 "
11.5 "
1.03am
1 .50 "
3.00 "
4.30:
7.20 "
8.45 i
: 8.68 -.'
12.00 m
lU25pm
3.00am
2.20 f
A50
5.45am
6.4B r
7.16
8.00
9. 10 "
9.59 '
11.10
4.13 pm
P S.09 -5.35
"
6.05 "
7.10 "
7.5t "
8.55
10.20 "
12.50 am
1 47 "
2.45
4.47 '
2.30 pm
7.80 "
7.00
12.40 pm
z
3.55
5..19 "
7.05 -'
5.10am
.31
l.OOprn
10.00 '
- v fltr im
.43 -
Hi.OO- Bi i
10.26 '
WESTWARD.
Leave Pittsburg. .... 1.55 am 9.35am
Arrive atSteubenville- 3.56 11.21
- Cadiz Junction. 5.13 " 12.27 pm
DennisoB 0.20 1.20 "
- . Newark.. ..... 9.25 4 00 -
- Col umbos 10.45," 5.15
; " . Milford. ....... 12.25pm 7.03 "
. Urbana 1.12 7.5-1
. Piqua 2.20 " 9.08 ,
Bradford June.. 8.41 " 9.3 (
JreenvilIe.. 3.12 "10.07
Richmond 4.13 " 11.14 "
" Iudianaolia.,.. 7.00 " 2.10am
" Logansport.,., 8.35 "
M . Illinois St Line. 12.15 am
' Chicago 8.40 am
" St. Louis 830 - 3.35pm
2.15 pm
4.21 pm
5.40 pm
7.T0 nm
10.15 nm
11.40 pm
i.ztpm
2 14 pm
3.21 pm
3.45 pm
4.15 pm
5.12 pm
8.15 nm
11.40 pm
IZ.lt am
2.45 am
9.20 am
Morion. Express Train, East, and Southern Ex
press, West, run daily. . All other Trains dailjr,
Sundavs excepted. , ,,,
"Elegant Sleepine-Cars On all night Trains."
es.- r. auutiL,, uenl ricfeet Acent.
D. 8. Obat, 2d V. P. and!
a a V
ien i Manager, )
Colurnbos, Ohio.
DR. S. B nARIUMAN,
No. 16; Worth Pearl Street, .-
(Opposite the Warner Buildfap,) - 1 "
RicnMovD yV I
; OSttei IIoum: From 1 to 2, and from 9 to t T.
M. and at all othe times when not professionally
engaged. - ''" : -.- .
RiOHMdND, Nov. 9, 1809. ! 9.j
T. ROSE, Dentint,
N. W. Corner of Main and Pearl-stc
Biclimond, lnd
TEETH EXTRACTED without pain by tbe
use of Nitrous Oxyde or Laughing Gas.
,-AlIwork warbaktkd. Feb. 20, 1868,
JOHN H. POPP,
A TTORNEY AT LAW and XOTAR
A. Office No.' 33, Main-st., R 'hmond, lnd
Attends to tbe collection ot all claimsin aajr SUte o
tbe Union. Will practice in any of toe Courts ot Id
diana and Ohio. . Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and
Powers of Attorney, either inland or foreign. Br
special arrangement with C. P. Abac, in Cincinnati,
(Ctorman Consul) and Hillk Co., of New York, I
am enabled to forward and receive any money packa
ges or other valuables, as well as to attend to the
transit of 'persona from any part of Europe or from
thiseonntry. - - - - - '
; - 3-AUbuinessstrictlyconCdential and promptly
attendedto. . . J. H. P.
July 7th, 1869. '"' -.l.tf
i"' ' ."' ... .. 1 . . .',
Tlieodore May,
.' SCCCES30B TO " -"
Sam Swopei
HAVING bought the Stock of Ready - Made
Clothing, Piece Goods, ktid Famishing Goods,:
of 8. Swope, I propose to continue the bosiness at
the old stand, corner of Main and Marion. . ;. . x
MR. JOHN H. SCOTT ...
The popular. Cutter, continues to superintaad the
Merchant Tailoring Department;
" ' TEIEO. MAY. .'
1?3 In referring to the above, I herewith recom
mend Mr. Theo. May, my successor, as in honorable
gentleman, and hope my old friends and customers
may bestow the same liberal patronage on him that
they have extended toward me, and at tbe same time
I sincerely thank my otd patrons for tbe liberality
shown me. -.,- SAM. SWOPE.
Richmond, Jan. 25, 1810. 2tf
PEOMPT
SETTLEMENTS!
HAVING taken my two sons into partnership,
under the firm bine of C. Estbli. A Sons,
those indebted to me, will see the necessity of clo
sing up tbe old books, by paying cash or giving note
and I therefore hope those owing me will make
immediate and prompt settlements, in the way I
have indicated. Thankful for past favors tu me, I
hope for a continuation of the same to tbe new firm.
A large assortment of all kinds of Boots and
Shoes for Gents, Ladies and Misses, both ol our
own and Eastern manufacture, will always be found
at No. 131 Main Street, cheap for cash.
December 20, 1SS9. C. EsTBLfc.
FARM FOR SALE.
THE undersigned offers a fine Farm, situated 2
mile? South-East from Richmond, on the Rich
mond and Boston Turnpike, containing
EIGHTY-TWO ACRES.
There is, on the premises, a Good Brick House,
Frame Barn and necessary Out-Buildings, a Young
Orchahd. The Farm is iu good repair, rich Soil,
well-timbered, and watered, and will be sold on satis
factory term?.
For particulars and trrms, apply to
l. N. BEANY.
Feb. a, 1870-. 48-tf
ELI F. BROWN,
BOOKBINDEE
AND " " " 1
Blank Book Manufacturer,
335 Main st.,
Between Fifth and Sixth,
RICHMOND, IND. :
Magasines, Newspapers, and Pamphlets bound in any
style desired. Old Bonks rebound. Blank Books for
Counting Rooms, i
It. R. Corporations, '
Manufacturer,
Banks, Hotels, r
Colleges, Schools,
- - Couaty Registers, Ac., Ac.
Made to ordorof tbe best paper in the market. Print
ed, Ruled and Bound in any style and warranted. ?
Paper Ruling, aad all work belonging to a Bindery,
executed aeatly, promptly, and at the lowest rates. .
b3& 3m
DENTISTS' FEE BILL.
. ' . ' Riobmond. Nov. 25, 1869.
We, the undersigned. Dentists of Richmond, and
vicinity, do hereby agree, on our honor as gentlemen
and members of the - Dental Profession, to abide
strictly by the following Bill of Prices, to take effect
from this date, Nov. 25, 1S69 :
A full set of 23 Teeth, on Rubber, (Gum
Teeth,) 40 00
A hatf setef 14 l'eeth.oo Rubber,(Gm
. Teeth,) -.i 20
One Tooth on Rubber, (Bnm -. 4 00
Each Additional Tooth, on Rubber, Gum, 2 00
A fall set of Temporary Teeth Plain
i Teeth.) ...... A.w-T. .....Mt.... SO 00
A batf set of Temporary Teeth, (Plain : ,i
i .leetb,) i.:-. 1ST09
On Tooth on abfeer,Tempor'y ......... 3 00
EaehadditionaVTeothfOn Robber, Tern- '
porwy, lv60
A full set f Teeth (28) on Gold,.... 125 00
A half " - . (14) " . A. 65 00
One Toota, oa Gold, 2. ...... 10 00
Each ad.lrtioaai Tooth..... .. S 4 00
A full sot Q Silver, same aa Rubber, :4 ;' 40 -00
Alwlf .-' .- - " 20 00
One ToetV o Snver,.. ' 5 00
A full get of 38- Teeth, on Aluminum, 50 00
A half , U . - . 4 25 00
OaeToeib... "'. e:' S 00
Each additional Tooth,. ........... -. ,m.ti , 2 60
Kepairiojr on Rubber, each Tooth..... ,..'.. J 2 00
Resetttog Upper or Lower Set, .... .10 00
Extracting one (l'Tooth, with Gas or, i
.Chloroform ............ 1 00
acli addirlonal Tooth, under same , op ' , - J
.y eration, v,V .'"l.i. --i? 60
Extracting one (1) Tooth, ' -i 60
Filling ordinary cavities with gold, from $1 60 to 3 00
Large crown cavities, " . u u S 00 to 10 00
Treatmeht of nerve and filling nerve and ; - -crewn
bp.vitie, from 2 00 to 10 0l
Filling wlthWior Silver Amalgam,frosa : 1 00 to S 00
Cleaning Tet, from 50c ts to 5 M
Treatment of -Irregularities of Teeth,
. fri'B 6 0b to 60 00
All previous engagements for .work tote done n
der this Bill of Prices. , .
No deductions or deviation will ba made from tb
above pyices 'in any case whatever. - - f ' .
;'. Term, Pontivelg CaJt. i i '"
WM. R; WEBSTER, W. H. HEWETT'
K. M. NEWTON, . - M. E. HILLIS, t'
: THOa. ROSE, - A.N. NEWTON. -
:.. Z Nominating Election. :ct
. . . ' -
'" 9 Candidates will be eharg'd uniformly 2
for announcing their name in the Palladium,'
payment to be made in advanca. f) jj
itdge7""' . '-; ' f-'i
We are authorized to announce Ron.OKOax Hol
land, as a candidal for Judge of tbe Criminal Cir
cuit Court; subject to tbe Republican Nomination, i
Hon. Jacob M. Hatnks ia a candidate for Judge
of the 13th Judicial Circuit; subject to the Republi
can nomination.
Hon Joan Kibbt is a candidate for Judge of tb 13th
Judicial Circuit, subject to the Republican nomina
tion. PKOS-ATTTC.
We are authorized to aanounca Dahisx W. Ma
son, Esq., as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
for . the Criminal Circuit Court of Wayne county,
subject to the Republican Nomination.
We are authorized to announce Hkxxy.C."? Fox, aa
a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, for the Crim
inal Circuit Court, subject to the decision of the Re
publican Nomination.
COUNTY COMM189IOWC3S. f
Wer ao Aortted t iMOmtSt AudhUm M Wr
a caadiriote fu Ission to tihc oi
Commies Toner, for itb -Northern PiKn:'.
subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating
Election.
We art (i tWfeed lp aacoaare B1hah
fokd, as a candidate for re-election to the clTice o'
County Commissioner, from the Eastern District
subject to the .decision of the Republican Nominatiat
Election.-- A ---'; -
We are anthorize&aVaaaoanee Olives T: Jonx,
as a candidate for re-election to the office of County
Comuiisftioiier, frryai tha Centre District, snbjpct o
the decision of the republican Nominating EUctimi.
TsWi ar authorised to antiobnee William Ckooes,
as va eaodidate for County Coaamissioner. from the
Eastern District, subject to the decision (if the Re
publican Nominating Election, in April next.
k We are authorize! to announce Jam k 51.' Ifn t.,
aa a candidate for County Coniraissioner, from the
Centre District, subject to the decision ot the Repub
lican Nominating Election. ".'
We are authorized to announce Joeirn'MoiiRRY, of
Cambridge City, lnd.,, as a candidate for; C uuty
Commissioner, for tbe Western District, subject to
the decision of the Republican Nominating Electi"n
: We are authorized to announce Georvk Bchl,
a candidate for County Commissioner, fur tbe feast
em District, iiubiect to the decision of tbe Republi
can Nominating Election.
CLERK OF THE COURTS ! ,
" We are authorized to announce Hskry C. Lnt-gor,
as a candidate for Clerk of tbe Courts of Waj-ce
County, subject to the decision of the Republican
Party at tbe nominating aleotion, in April next.
We are authorized to announce WiixiakW. Dcu
txr4 as - a candidate for re-election to the office of
Clerk of the Courts of Wayne County, subject to the
decision ot the Republican Nominating Election. ,
RECORDER. - 0 f -v- '! --'
' We ar authorized to announce Calvtx R. Jott;:
son as a candidate Jor Recorder of ; Wavna cotmtv,
subject to the decision oi the nominating election ii
April next. ' '. ( '. , .i
i' Ve are authorized" to announce, Jarne? Wl
Wilson, as a candidate for Recorder of Way i
County, subject to the Republican ne-mi nation.-
-''- ' - '--' 'ji ---:- - , -
. Weare authorized to anaooac Jakes A.-McMka.vs,
as a candidate for Recorder of Warne eeimtr. suii.
hect to .the decision of the Repablicaa nomioat:3g
election in apni -next. . .. . - . , .
We are aatborixed to anaoance ' Sampm. P. IJkk
sisgton, as a candidate for Coantf Recorder, si!-tet
to the nomination of the Republican party, in AirU
aext.i vi y . 4., . I
v Wo are authorized to announce Capt. John Hukt.
as a candidate for County Recorder, subject . to the
decisioa of the Republican Nominating Election, iu
April next. .
We are authorised to announce BtJBacss J. Lsia,
as a candidate for County Recorder. subject to the
decision of the Repablicaa Nominating Election.
. We are authorized to announce Jesse E. Joxfk, fi1
a' candidate for Reccrderof .Wayne County, subject
to tbe decision of tbe Nominating; Election,' ia A;r:l
next. - i ; .f
We are authorited to annonnoe Dr. Lj D, Pebw n
ETT,of Washington, Clay township, aa a eandf.Litu
for Recorder, subject t) the deeision of the Repot H
can nominating election. ; ; . . . - -
Weare authorized to announce Jrssr OrEBHAN.
for the office of Recorder of. Wayne Countr, Bu'-k'Ct
toths decisioa of tbe Republican Nomination. -
SHERIFF. : ' '. "
" We are authorized to announce Mask Mavulin, a a
a candidate for Sheriff of Wayne eounty, sublet to
the decisioa of the Republican nomination, in ''April
next. . .
We are authorized to announce Johs S.Tovge-.
ktt, of Harrison Township, as - a candidate fur
Sheriff of Wayne county, subject to the decision, r.i
the Repnlican Nominating Election a Aprf. t:.tt.
- We are authorized to announce John J. RVinf.t, as
a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff" of Vraj na
County, at the nomination election to be held op the
first Monday in ApriF next.
We are authorized to annonoce Williaii IT. Sicrv,
as a candidate for Sheriff of Warne County, sn' ; ;.t
to the Republican ncmiaating election, r
We are authorized to announce Joax S. MoObiv ,
as a candidate for Sheriff of Wayne County, siiK)"?.
to the decision of the Republican- nomination in
April next.- ' - .-.r.
-. We are authorized to announce Capt. P. F. Yjg
gins, as a candidate for Sheriff of Wayne eoun?v,.
subject to the decision of the Jkepubllcan Nomina ting-'
Election. . . ' -, .-, . . : . -
Weare authorized to announce Wm. L. Botp, :v
candidate for Sheriff of Wayne countv, subject to tU
decision of the KepoMioaa Nominating ElecH';, in
April. .
We are authorized to announce John SI. PaxIhoK
as a candidate- for Sheriff of Wayne countv, su' i, ot'
to the decision of the Republican- Nominating Elec
tion. , , . : f .
"We are authorized to annonnce C. B. pRAirCf.i;nv
of'Clay Townsliip, as a candidate lrr Micrif? of
Wayno county; subject to'the'decision of the Rcpub.
lican Nominating Election., s , .
We are au)horied to announce Johv Sts akxh, as
a candidate for SheriflTbf' Warne County, sublet. f;i
the decision of the Republican Nominating Kiect;iu
We are authorized to announce Jacob Uloom, as
a candidate for Sheriff of Wayne Countv, subject to
the decision of the Republican Nowiinating Election,
in April next. : t : '-. "t .
AUDITOR. , J;
' We are authorized to announce- Jesse H. Brown,
(at present the School Examiner for Wayne eouuly,)
as a candidate for Auditor, subject to the decision" of
tbe April nominating election., - - . '
-Weare authorized to annonnoe' D.N. Bero, as a
candidate for Auditor of Wayne. County,. Subject tu
the decision of the Republican Nomiimting Election .
We are authorized to announce Caleb 3. Drr If au
wat, as a candidate for Auditor of Warne Co mtv,
subject to thedecisionuf the Republican Xoaiiuitiu -Election.
" . ,' .
We are authorised to announce W. C. Jeperts.-hs
a candidate for Auditor of Wayne county, subject to
the Nominating Election of. the Republican paiiv.
We are authorized to announce D-r. S". 3. llovi, as
a candidate for Auditor of Wayne county, subject to
the decision of tbe nominating election in April next.
We are authorized toi aay Eliot M Pabkeh, is m
candidate for Auditor of Wayne countv, subject to
the nominating election in April.
- Weaie authorized to announce Capt.THADBurs W,
0. Braffbtt, a a condidata 6r Aaditor of. Wmiii
06nnty,sa-bjct to the decision of the notniaalin
Election in April next. !'
t We are authorized to announce J. R. Roam, as :t
caudidata for County Auditor, subject to the Repub
lican Nomfaating Election, in April next.
1. e islHtnre RE PR ESENTATI ES.
' We are autboriced to at sou nee ftlaj, B. L. Mar
tin, as a candidate for Representative, subject to U; o
decision of the Republican Nominating Election.
We are authorized to announce Wm. E. McDow rt 1.
as a candidate for Representative, subject to tbe de -cision
of the Republican Neniinatiog Election.
Editor "Pal Antra Please aufiounce Noehi?
Jones, as a candidate for Representative, at thu nr..
p roach ing April nominating Election, and oblige
t ; . t Many Voters.
" We re authorized to announce that Dr. D. I.esit
will be a candidate for' Representative of Wa vno
Couuty in the Legislature, subject to the notninaiiou
of the Republican Party. "..-
We are authorized to annonnoe Milton H. Jessrr,
as a candidate for Representative to the Legislature,
subject to the decision of the Republican Nomina
ting Election. . , , . ; -
Weare authorized to announce Jobs. I. Vsiisn
wood, as a candidate for Representative,, subject to
the Republican Nominattoa. . . ,1-.
W are authorised toaonoance WnuiM . Elli
ott, of Centre township, as a candidate to repres nt
Wayne Countv in the Legislatare, subject to tbe de
cision of the Republican Nominating Eleetioa.' ,
1 We are authorized to announce- Robert jO. D jk.
mer, as a candidate for Representative ia the next
Legislature, subject to the Nomination of the Repub
licans cf Wayne county. - I l, ..
We are authorized to auaotvnce William Biij km,
as a candidate for re-election to the othco of Repre
sentative tJ the State Legislature, subject to the de
cision of the Republican Nominating election.
We are authorized to announce Geo.' IT.; Smith as
a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the u?
cisioa of the Republican nominating election in April
next. ...... v ... ... .
senate. : . " . .". .;";-"": :
We are authorized to announce LrTBRR M. Merfn'3,
as a candidate to represent Wayne County in t!i
State Satiate, subject to the deeision pf the-. RepubU
cau Nomination.; n , .. i... , ;
We are authorized tt annonnoe Henry C. JIke
cith, as a candidate for tbe Stats Senate, subject t-.i
the decision of the Republican Nomination, in April. '
We are authorized to announce Othniel I'erson,
as a candidate for the State Senate, subject tc the
decision ot the Republican nominating election. ;
-. We are authorized to aonowoce W. Tr Dswsrs, at -a
candidate for State Senate, subject to tka dacinan
of tbe Republican Nomination.
TREASURER. ! V, . ,' .
We are authorize 1 io announce David Vorovk,
as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject te the
Republican Nomination. , - i .- ." -
Weare authorized to snnvnnce Maj. John Sim, ns
A candidate for re-election to the-officoof Couuty
Tsoasoyer subject to the decision of the Repub! ican
Nominating Convention. t.-
ol-it i:,it.,?v r.I ;:' -. .
mace, as a candidate tor Treasurer ot w aynt four.
ty; Subject to the decision of the Republican Xom;.
natingeloction. i, .,:.;, -jjij t y,?.-. ;,
COimTYSI RVEYOB. 5 ' '
-We are authorised to aoooance Robert A. How.
ARD, as a candidate for County Surveyor, soliect lo
the decision of the Republican Nominating' JWotioa,!