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palladium;
SATURDAY. NOV. 26, 1870.
In addition to the list, of dona-.
lions published last week, the foU
lowiotr were received during tb&
months of September and October:
From Dublin 3 qhilta .3 pairs
of pillow cases, 8 j-ards of bed
ticking, 3 Tarda of; muslin, 1 bedj
MM.. u . . ., - , - ., i;.
From Winchester 6 lbs of bufci
ter, Rachel Miles apple butter and
grapes; Hugh Maxwell 1 load of
straw, A. Burgees 2 gals, of sor
ghum; Mary Cox butter end pump
kins; HanaU Ilinsbaw apple butter;
and jelly, Mrs. Grant and Miriam
Maxwell second hand clothing.1 .'
T. Harrison 8 gals sorghum 3
heads of cabbage, 5 lbs of meat, "3
gals.of milk. Ii , chickens; from a
friend "13 lbs of meat, 2 bu. rof'
potatoes, half bn. turnips, 12 heads
of cabbage.l gal. of pickles 5 lbs
of coffee, , ' , J
T7eare cheered by the 'asBisti
ance we have received,' and by. the.
- :- - o . , "Trr TtrtUde or the spots on tlie eon s- sur
irienas nave givin us, uu icw
we can "thank God and take cour
age.
On the morning of the 20th ult'
t 10 o' clock a;m.V' the . Southward
bound train on the 1 C' S ' & C.'iR'.'
R. was partially - wrecked near s
Carey in Wyandot couoty, by, strP
king a strong oak tie that had been,
placed in a cattle guard by some
fiend in human shape. 1 The train
was going about IS miles an hour
and the stroke was so violent as
to throw from tne track tue engine,
tender, baggage car and threo exr
press cars., The.epgineer and fire
man were Instantly killed. Eaton
Register.
'5 r.
Governor Shaffer, of Utah, i
dead. lie was selected .by. the
President and iblil out to
manage.
the Mormon territory
because ha
was believed to possess those
elements of energy and tact which,
would enable ' him to - cope suc
cessfully with the dilUcult question
there presented.' 'Of course, a man'
with sueb firmness of purpose as
Governor Shaffbb possessed could
not do otherwise tlian find emnlty
and oposition among the bigots of
the polygamiox; belief. r II is death'
will only delay'.'the settlement, of
JLhe political . questions out there,'
which he had already taken hold
of with a vigorous determination
to settle them in accordance, , with"
the lawa of the United States.- u
.Nursery men are . now busy
packing and shipping trees, v
Milford, P.j has seven times
as many women as men.
The census shows that the hog
population of Illinois is 2,212,970.
Jersey City; takes pride in a
girt pickpocket, aged eleven years.
A mile of snow sheds on the
Pacific Railroad have been burned.
California ' i s i m anu fact u ring
a fine, stout rope from milk weed.
The gross receipts of tho latC
Maine State Fair were over 10,000.
' Paino making is . the" third'
manufacturing interest in this coun-.,
try p.-.-.. t40f L'i
Immense quantities of fish are
being caught this year In Lake
Iluroru -'-"h o-;i ' !, v
It is proposed to regulate all
the clocks in .Wall .streets by
electricity..- m ;f,,. v.,;..,
The population f of the city of
Albany N, -Tl iat 69,462; that of
the country!. 133,10dJ;;T vt ; ;J i
The Texana have fallen in
love with John .Chinaman as a cot:,
ton picker.
Silver Lake,' jnPenn8ylvania,
19 to be stooked with "bass fom
Genessee Biver.-! ;-r.'.'-j-. -J f.;V;:':',..
A farmer in Jordan, Onondaga
Co , has raised a cabbage weighing
26 pounds. .7-? iZvH rT.';; ' t :l i
Three thousand of the promised
Spanishe rinforcements have reach-'
der Havana. j; riLf-
Parker's flouring mills, at Pough'
keepsie, were Viiburaed . recently.
Loss, eiOO.OOO.v'f; ; ; , T; :'t
There are XSl Sunday schools
in Brooklyn, havfDg 50,620 pupils, !
with 5,960 teachers. :: . .
It is said ' the owners ... af. Gold
smith Maid have been offered und
refused 70,000, for. her. .V .
The quantity of ; coffee seryicH"
at the soldiers' reunion at Dee
oxuiuea, ia,, was o oarreis. ;i ,Trv
Ottawa county. Michigan, out
of a populatio&dof 26,677, fbmi
10,000 natives of Holland .
The receipts of the J ate Fire of
the Queens Co. Agricultural socio
If, were about ?0td;; lJu
The Auburn N.i manufaetorfes
are crowded wiih orders, and are
obliged to woApfghts. . . ,
The arnvey of the North Pacifle
Railroad is completed from3 Paget
Sound to Vancouver." v
The Unirertelfst Centenary
Conference TotodL ojb!oid,the nezi
meeting in Cincranaii.5 j J H '
The poatmaaker : of Boston is
making a" trial of ourjg ladiea a
2eliTry clerks in hls ofaoe.'
,-
? rtThe Auroraf Display:
I-
Card from Professor Kirkwood,
J the Mate University.
of
I Bloomingtox, October 2i '56;
. On Friday evening last, .Octo
ber 21st, a fino'aurora wav.tK-ii in
;this place, frotp C'Wio'clbc!?.
This morning, about da -break,
another brilliant di3playr was
1 . i i k . L . J.
tut-
nesseu uy persons wuo
wero so
fortunate as to bo bp at that .hour.
Thi3 evening the-' &6tXrfcirppn was
again observed sti early as 5.6elock.
An arch of4igh.fr, some terTdegrees
in breadthrose up fi om'thghori
zon at a'- point 'slightly, south of
east, audpaased precisely over the
, Square of Peyasus.O A-cprrespond-
ing archi appeared also in.the Weet,
and at 7'clock ile two nearly met,
forming aci "alirostr, continuous
arch. ,'
a The myStcriouaccRinecUon now
known to'exist between the num
ber of solar spots andthe frequen
cy of auroras has never,- "perhaps,
been more distinctly marked than
during the present year. The
abundance as well "S3 the marmi-
face have indicated for
some, time
.past, extraordinary agitation of
the solar atmosphere. . At She
same time ;iue frequency ofaurOral
displays lias been nb lees remark
able. VTV precise nature of the
connection I etween these phenom
ena is j jvoij jpetf w.derstood-, yTae
fact, however,, ist uov-gencraily ad
mitted. . V.
It is tj
t is.tlipught ,t that apples
k'etp vvtii iLis wiiitcir, ;tcc
will
not
cause
of their ripening so. early, v
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- 3tf Richmond Ind.
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1 EllieCritz vs. Ianiel Critl.
f In tho Wayne Ciril Circuit Court, t r.
I j February Term, A. D.-.1871, ; , :
TTfclVORCE: No. 2703. Be it known,
JLPthat, on this S?th day of Vovember, 1870,
the above named Plaintiff, by Peele A Fox,
her Attorneys, fllod m the office of the Clerk
of the Wayne Civil Circuit Court, her com
plaint against said dofendant, in the above
entitled cause, together with the affidavit of a
competent person that said defendant, Daniel
Critz, is not resident of the State of Indiana.
Said defendant, Daniel Critz, therefore is here
by notified of the filins and predenev of said
complaint against him, and that, unless he
appear and answer or demur thereto, at the
calling of the said canse on the second day
of the next Term of said Court, to be begun
and held at the Court House in Centreville on
the First Monday of Febrnary next, said com
plaint and the matters and things therein
contained and allege.), will be tak n as true
anil the said cause will be heard and deter
mined in bis absence. " -
Witness Wm. W. Dudley, Clerk, and
8KAI.. Seal of said Conrt, at Centreville,
this Stli day of November, 1870.
WM. W. DUDLEY", Clerk.
Pee!e A Fox, Att'ys of Plfff. 35-4w9,00.
FALL Hat Fashions.
THE under
signed has
just received his
NEW FALL
;Styles of
HATS
. of all Kinds,
to-which he in
vites the atten- lfSi
tien of all who vronld indulge in the latest
fashions, Call at the Hat and Cap
store of ... JOHN SDFFKIJIS.
. Richmond, March 23, 1879. l.ly
Stitched or Pegged
oots & Shoes
MADF OF THE' BEST MATE
RIAL, and in a substantial and work
man-like manner made to order, at
HENRY EMRICE'S SHOP
'''j . . . - .... .
Two doors South Pluminer's corner
, 1 1 On South Pearl Street, v
Where he respectfulli invites the citlsens o
llieh'i ond and vicinity to give him a call and
a share of natronacre, bein? sure,- from the
rood iquality of his work and the general
satisfaction erven heretofore that alt will be
nleasad well with his manufacture. ;
A good supply of BOOTS and SHOES,
'made at hia establishment, on hand, which he
is selinp at very low rates for Cash.
Repairing done at short notice,
i - . H.EMRICH.
Richmond. Sep. 19,1870 . tf
Mew Supply ,! -
Just Received at No 181 Main-si,
i A LARGE LOT OF .
BOOTS AND SHOES.
For Gents, Ladies, Misses, and Children's
wear, which will be sold at prices that will
please the purchaser. ; .-1- , :
For styles, finish and material, the Stock
at 181 cannot be excelled in our city, and we
ask our lellow,citizeos of, Richmond and vi
cinity to call and examine our Stock before
purchasing elsewhere. - , y ;'
C. ESTELL A SONS.
Kichmoxd, Aug. 27, 1870. -!' 24tf
FARM FOR SALE.
TW BE undersigned offers a fine Farm, sit-
Ji. uated 2 mile South-East from Rich
mond, on the Richmond and Boston Turnpike,
containing. . , .
eighty-two;acres.
- There is, on the premises, a Good Brick
House', Frame Barn and necessary Out-Build-inp:s,
a Young Orchaid. The Farm is in good
repair, rich Soil, well-timbered, and watered,
and will be sold on satisfactory terms.
For particulars and terms, apply to
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Feb. 8,1870. .' . . 48-tf
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noiseUss, makes the strong and beautifur
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is improved with new self-acting feed, spring
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condensed1,'-without their complications or
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A very strong and reliable machine, at a low
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ily. Y. Weekly." It ja quite a new ma
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ness. "Republican," N. Y." Single machines,
SB samples, selected withearo, lor family use,
with everything complete, sent to any part of
tho country petf .express, packed, in strong
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oitCEB, at our risk. AgenCs wanted, male or
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ing extra liberal inducements, sent free. .
Address Farail Sewmir Machino Co.. nfcmi
86 Jfassau-Street, Kew-Vork. . . . 25-!j-230, .
:!5, : , .
ifAfli-r.u:-'AH KSTS-To sell the
K OCTAGON SE WIN U- MAOHI V R . it
is Hcetmea, makes the 'Elastic Lock Stitch
and is warranted, for .,S ; years.itPrice t IS,
umer macumes witn an under-feed sold
for &io or less are rufringements. Address
OCTAGON ..SEWIXG MACHINE CO., St.
Louis, Mo.; Chicago, nr., Pittsburgh, Pal, or
a"bi"u, iasa. . 16-3 LTJ
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A DAYr4-Bneiness entire!
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CITY STABLES!:
- WILLIAM vCOMER, ' ' :
:; ., : . r j,Froprietor.
ViTAKE pleasure'in informing ; my friends
jm. buu um uouc generally, than hve hex
come sole proprietor ol the above establish
ment, on .Alain street between 6th and fth,
where will bo found at all times a full stock
of i - v . -;. . ... .
Horses, Buggies Carriages, &b.
Of the best style, which will be promptly
furnished to parties or persons at a mo
ment's notice. r,
. My berses are of first class. Carriages
and Buggies new and elegant, and no pains
will be spared to furnish an A fo.' 1 turnout
at fais prices. ' t, ; 2
- Hacks and Carriages for city, calls or
drives,-with careful drivers, by the hour.
Horses kept at livery by tbe day or week.'
share of public patronage is solicited. " i
n7tfu.i!..: ji.WIIWAH; COMER.
State dflXndimia,
-Qnarters;"
fob ts - r.f "
C- VY. BENTON & CO.;
j 244 Main' street
ARE receivinjr'a very larjfe "and compfete
Ht ock. bought since the decli ne f Ciold , of ,
WAR
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
Springs , and -A.xles.
WOOD WORK FOB BUGGIES..
I , ." ' ' v. ; ,- ;- -. -j;. .
: Carriages : and Wagonsf -....-i
I . ' ; : - " -i' . ": V-:. '3 k
Buggy and Spring Wagon Bodies,
Leather Belting, . . -Rubber
Belting, - - -Berea
Grindstones,
.. Lako Huron Grindstones, T ",
Rochester Cooper Tools,
' Shot Guns and Trimmings,
Farm Bells !
And a large and well-assorted Stock
ot
IBnilder's Hardware;
Jtir-
Agents for .HnDter.
.. tc Sons Celebra
ted Cutlery, and J.
JW. Hansel's Pat
ent aso. Loek and Holder.
Richmond, March 29,. 1870
orsi'i I,
S. C. BYER 1
nli II DERTAKER
iWo.BDMain-St.?
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RICHMOND. INDIANA.
Crane, Breed & Co.'s'
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QliRIAL CASE
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-Washington City, July 4,183 . 2tf ,
,
-AND
UA RAJVTEED to be pare ' Copper1
-1 uistiuea. ana ire xrom idmi mi arwi
other deleterious substances so largel
IV nres-
ent in most liquors, at from $1 AO to $ Ber
gallon.
!
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Especially adapted to .invalids, at $4-pW iral- P
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A. TUJDGE, !
July.9, l -2w -.Ft. Wayne A, near Depet
pal
CARD. "
SSOLtrtlON. 1 The" PiHtu
heretofore exhistina hntaratm Hnu
Laflin, in the Mvery Business, has this day
been dissol vsd. y ? motuaL asert."! -Laflm
wiiitarawinjf irom toe firm.
All accounts
of the firm are to be settled
ritn Thomas
-It.e . ThowasBos'
t r;f: .t-.u ... OcoMiLirux.
Richmood Oct. 21, 1870. ; ; 33-35
.jOARp,;';;f!.;
P ARTNERRIII l - Thomas Rose and
George W. Urowa, have ;!iis 6tr en
tered into Co-partnership under the style and
firn name of Rose and Brown, ft.r the pur
pose of conducting a general Livery Bastaess,
at the stand lately occupied by Rose and
LaOin. A liberal share of public patronage
is respectfolly solicited.
Ross A Rrowx.
P.ichmond Oct. 21, 1870.
MONEY C ANNOT BUY IT
FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS.
Which ate now offored to the public, are pro
nounced bv all the celebrated Opticians of the
World to-be the "
i MOSTi PERFECT,
Natural, Artificial help to the human ey
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, They are ground under their own supervis
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gether, and t derive their name, "Diamond,"'
on account of their hardness, and brilliancr.
4 Tbs Scibktivio PiiiMCiFiJt on which they
are constructed brings the eore or center ot
the lens directly in front of the eye, producing
, clear and distinct vision, as io the natural
healthy, eight) and preventing all unpleasant
sensations, such as gliinmeriBg and wavering
. of sight; dizziness, Ac, peculiar to wl -others,
'in use. - -
. They are Mounted in the r'inestHan-
f 1 ...... .
In' frames of the best qnlitvrof all materi
;'.u' ; --.-als used for that jtorpose"'1" '''
Their finish, and durability cannot be sur-
,L, passed. . . ,. . n.i . - . -
cAtmojf.-Ifone genuine unless ..bearing
rthir trademark O stamped on every
v fi ante. - "
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goods are tbt IsuppTied to Pedlers at any
price.
Jffannlidod! How -Lost. How" Eo-
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