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NOTICE.
Office IndiaEn Mutual Fire Insurance Company.)
iNDLASAPoLIs, AUG; IL. ISL. I

rESHT MrmneEs u said Company are hereby notified,
that for the paymea of losses br fire and Liabilities
the Directors have this day ordered the following
PKEMIUM NorEs, PAYABLE Treasurer
fore the fourth day of ortntcr ensuing, to-sit:
on all Notes dated before December x, o3@ aud
heng from M TO No 1898, both inclusive
etght amt ofse quarter per c9tt.
@" AL Notes dated a:er December :, 1899. and
before December -, 1888, being from No 1899 to No
2oi9 hotn inclusive, aud one quarter per cent
ON all Notes dated utter December - 1889 and on or
before October % IL H. being from No 2,0i9 No, tS
ooth inclusive, and three quarters per cent.
On nj! Noes dated oe'ooe - l. To- an: on o. before
December D., Io, being No , o5 No 2,23i, 5oth
inclusive. fire and three qfttrler. per cent
On ali Notes dated after December ., 1870 and or
before December Is. lolo being from No 2,235 No.
2.2i3 both inciusi, G. fire and one half per cent
On all Notes dated a?;er December Is, l-1, aud
before February 6, 1911. being No 2,2l6 No ,253
both Inclusive, foo, and three quarter, PR cent
On nil Notes dated Februnry g. ISL. and
before February Is ISL. beia. from No 2,2Si No.
2.23I both inclusive. ffr ard one quarter PER cent
., All Notes febru1ry -, ISL. aud
before Mnsh 9. 1911, being No 2,295 No 2,3a6
both inclusive. Jour PR ceat
On al Notes March . 1871. before
May 2l lolI being from No 3,2a7 to No. 1881, both
inclusive ard three quarter. per cent
On al Notes dated after Nav u. 1911, and before
July - ieif being from No 2,335 10 No. 2,3i9 both in
elusive, q1u IT, per cent
f'estipts 5r assessments viii be forwarded agent.
other duly authorised persons, 10 whom Members
all assessments dug after October An day which
they payabla Members reminded that by eic
rch section CT he charter they made liable for su
the "n"e amount OF t7eir premium notes IN case hey neg
ieri refuse paw Notes solvent
banks 10 Indiana, illinois, Kentucky, and Ohio will be
ceived frr assessments par.
In any Members hare ahenated their policies by
sale otherwise they urgently requested sTrede
inc same ,r sa-r IN ac-5r IA ne " n the fifteenth Sec
ton Of the char:ar. makes liable
until gents requested can
tion Of Members acquisitions of etarter and 5y
lars
By oTsle. of tie Directors.
(3g) JAMES BLAKE. Treasurer
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Mn. EDIToR,

Mn. EDIroR,
In number Of your paper w. " b. again claims
your readers another long article, the
Of which equally foreign from the subject
which he processes ''the Bible in Common
Schools,'' his previous Boz il is his erroneous
uncharitabe and consequently mchrstian (nasnuch
Paul tells thnt charity the important of all tbs
Christina writer's postscript which, the present me
claim my notice. te thinks that this Essays by .'RIcH
moND'' and 'he dgs,ca remarks by \ LOVER CoNsIs
from the pen Now this gt.e,s-lcork is
par with n his olhe Guessing respecting the meaning of
the various of Scripture which he has literally
quoted, and of this puport of winch he shown HIM
self be is mistaken in regard Rich
n,oIti & s'.1 lorer Consistency being indivd
the sgn,ure of So w NJ BIS guess
work. AS regards his ibera and ua:hristinn epithet
would remark that possessing the meek and gentle
spirit OF Him whose .oo ohec when earth, do
good his fellow any who observes
command Judge not, lest ye be juised'' would dare
deist. And would therefore ask W. VI Il while he
pretending uphold the saredness the
their applicability schools. whehsr his
cnap!s practising the peceps OF the Scriptures would
be bonsca! others than all the long essay
write upon tho profesed subject of using Bible
that of his readers perceive any connection
his subject aGd his essays.
4 LOVER Consistency.
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COMMUNICATIONS
For ,hs Paliadiau.
The Bible out Of Common schools.

The Bible out Of Common schools.
Ihave told late writer contends that the scrip
ural shall aplised with the Holy 'hos
should be read sye aaptised with eina =" het
r This opinion is correct shall a; present al
tenn, 10 determine; Judging from tho windy e'mnu
cations OF w VI. Of the new baptism "oa!u
be led 10 suppose had suffered greatly from 'he ad
mins,raon Of ordinance. The reader viii pecsiEe
tina, hi. by the discovery that the Jet
t.rs w NJ b bu the initials Of UiHd IdtsI!y bto~-
ing.
Now that passed wiz be well for the read
or !, take his longitude and ascetah how far
we have been carried from the promised routa.
Tho subject under discussion the proprey OF using
the schools: that is, admitting he Bible
to all claimed for it. is it proper 10 thrust
The deg. -. r.r. ard disturb the pence of thu dis
trict With this plain before him w. NJ H. set sail,
promise of waiting the desired port;
but o: standing the helm, ne Immediately COM
encei baoonng. consequently he had no other gias
q, determine his the strength and direction oil
Tn. wind and this ely, blew the wrong way
Tho ia nser Boyrlerous voyage we have been
landed just where set out.
IL !, 10 BIS hoped that when w NJ again attempts 20
nt the mariners will the char; and not another
time disa ppoint those who accompany him.
RcHhoSD.
PS. w. NJ q adyertises that he will blow again nj
s,propar place. VIII the public point out
the propsr tne,' and provide proper "place for the
relief of ali ,aoso ara under baptism Of nd
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onlr such as might - flow from il. For II
Ia. ap,edness for the end for wnrh Designed
by rs author say it'll clear conscience, that much
good mas resulted Of Bible choo BOOK
nd. why nott God has limited It's effect and useful
ness any age any class description OF
me
nigh, here, give the testimony of other individuals IN
reference The great utility of the Bible as common
school book There many thar testify that tine m
strucons which they received from the OF me boie ~
school, the foundation of their moral and pous habits
and their future usefulne-s u, if Bible - discarded
from schools. then, many Of youth VIII De "e
MED This How many children loose their pa
they capable of receiving instruction =
Ani, many parents unfriendIy to The instruction
conruned a blessed voIumel And Why! Because,
il conems what they love md practice, The wicked
the Bible for the reason that Aha5 hated
pr. het oil. hare him, Ahab, because
he propheeied evil concerning So tho wicked man
ioe, because prophecies evil concerning him
nd his actions. And viii wicked who ha the
Bible give his child Bible instruction homes No he
i'll Btu the Bible school book there
opportunity offered, and way ihat nigh,
Of astlng benefit, As general feet; all parents
negligent of their duty, giving Bible Instruction TO
t,eir chi w. VI b.
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Ii the quotation from John chap 50 v for teach read
search In .he quotation from Acts 7,h chap llt
read Bercans In the quotation Psalms,
SSH, read 18th second pa "a .rn n
for all mportan, questions read these are imprtant
questions In the eleventh line of the paragraph
thus begins to form his character read Man begins
In the last line of the first column, for occto eud obi
CATION In the second column for Malachi, read Malachi
enleavored TO establish, in the preceding numbers
that God gave the scriptures lamp fee, and
light to his pa'h-to be rule drec him, so that he
might answer the great end and design OF his being Ana
thai the design of the school
il conceded by NIL. And Individual can have
good school eiucaon being taught moral
iiy And that the Bible contains the only perfect system
of morality that That par.ss are colnanlsd
in the scriptures, give their children Bible Instruction.
qualify them tho design Of being That
parents, when they employ teacher tho coninao,
school to instruct their chircn employing nno-
thar perform their work. And s scriptures
plainly teach. the parents duty tho Bible
ing their children il is also III. parcn,s duty
teacher nssruc them from the book. This we have
shewn, and thu conclusion is the Bible be used
a school book.
An argument may be drawn. in favor use of the
Bible school book from of its use
fncs, An Argument of his Kind. perhaps, may have 10
influence hul i, will have weighs with all
sho'owho believe aas God makes OF tbs scriptures.
means. in making Individual wha, be feel
confident hatevc1y sober anil redscns person.
enlightened christian, who accustomed the reading Of
the scriptures in school will acknowledge their powerful ard
enduring Influence, in forming the eharacta. morality
virtue and pety can, truly say experience il,
favor of the reading Of the scriptures Bbs
shool book. II the hook from which learned
read And while was Learning read, there
printed my mind 10th moral aud religious Instruction.
which will be eaceI long memory lasts Itis
fact, thai is known by observation and experience that
whatever is learned childhood and youth, easily
retained, snd produces lasting influence.
n sff fFa
well remember the ideas which forn.d and
iexss; and am convinced, sha, even whsa child
had correct ideas of the Important
many passages The ansaase If he Bb!e r,sticularly
sueh parts of it the pain shows what il il
when addressed lile child L, the word of God and
tbs Creator there open aectonats intercourse
with child. il way which canno, understand h.,
which will efec;ualy mould its character norsii,v vT
and pety Tse is nothing ahri in this, if God !.
che author of the Bible aud if Gods design giving IL
have shown eaeh the grea, end of HI. hs,=
rule Of faith and practice and If God designed is
for children, appears from the command CIV
"a 10 parents ,es,h j, 'heir chd.ea; ss Elects are
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FIR SALE.

ME subscriber is DESTROYS of selling private SAFE.
Any OF the properly hereinafter DESCRIBED. to-eit:
The House iI lo the OF Main aud L Toat
streets, occupied b. john " iams a store
A building ~ith old house il, or Main street
adjoining the named lot the aud aJoinn5
tine three Story brick lateiy pax up by JOB Bnrton.
building also Main joining the proper
Of Arustron, Grimes t'a running back about
80 feet alley ard having the advantage OF ten loot
alley extending from front along lis whole ieDSI back
the FIRST mentioned alley.
The properly resides, consisting Of good. well
ing is by b cc four the first floor y IN
passage eny. kitchen. mix house, wash house ali ct
brick good and stable, aud other ont buildings
of good Iialtty Excellent +y ID AIRY
cellar aboat and half acres of s5"rad. less
quantity suit the purchaser; fruit of NaTI9hs
kinds Tie surpassed by IN" place
It j. well calculated tor private :es'-
dcnce the bsness part of the clty
and would be situaton for boarding house. his
property the undersigned npIov ed expressly for his
resdcnce, and believes il VIII bear inspection
Also. Fam OF 50 acres situated about IA miles from
the City, directly the Gfeenyc road originally owned
and improved BY Frederick iinover and owned 10y Da
via Holloway. The situation il unusually fine: has II
several strong arl IA ling S2nss; excellent or
charI, consisting 800 embracing good vecty
of ffuit.
The of sas of any of above namet property,
viii ba far and lioera price ahd tins Taase ds-
posed - Puch- srh property respectfully invited 70
call and examine fer themselves
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond Fifth Month nd ISL 2Ntf
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STOVES, MILL IRONS, PLoUCus, &C. &.
Clarke's Old Established Temple of Fortune.
No. l27, Main Street, w -EEII>G. Va.


Synopsis Of Brilliant Schemes for November. 1871.
SPLENDID SCHENE.
MoxoxGa1, LorTEkY, Extra Glass II: draws Jersey
City, November r ISil-Three capital prizes of OJG
each; also3O prizes OF 900 each. " hole Tickets
only So shares in proportion.
WEELLssURCu LOTTERY. class K, draws n Alcxandria,
Nov Ctr 1871. Capital S3s,eGi the Fortunate
Holder, $50, 00O-Onc prize Of $4,000: 1890:
of ,6o3; and 50 prizes of 1000 each Whole tickets
ten dollars. shares IN proportion
Va. MoNoNGALI, LOTTERY, class y draws at Alexan-
dra, Nov II, ISL Capital $4,000 Dollars One prize
of $4,000; 5000; 35uG 2,50u-ani 100 capitals Of
$1,000 each. Whole tickets only dollars IN
proportion.
Correspondents defiance procure tickets in
Lottery ads ertise u S.ates. by
dressing John VI. Clarke, Wheeling, Va.
The expense OF publishing all the capital prizes sold
John VI Clarke would be admit OF II,
quentiv his correspondents anA publj:
month. receive great many letters with ther P:
Mark 70 Them any piacr of residence named inside
i" giving the Town, County and State from which they
write
Va. NoSo>GALr. EurR,, cass % draws Jersey CITY.
Nov II, ISL. Capitals One prize IF 10000: | Of
aud 20 Of 800 dollars cash Whoe tickets dollars;
shares in proportion.
-N-4.AuOTH SCHEME, Ux1ox LOTTERY class 10:
draws at Aess'dFia. Nov 20. Capitals Grand
and of 5.D9159 prizes of 1000 dollars each and - Of
500 dollars, &c Whole tickets only fifteen liars
in proportion
Va. Noxo>cALr, LOTTERY; cx,ra class 81, draws at
$1,000 raca. besides 30 ,Gu0 &c Tickets only 7ve
dollars; shares in proportion
And still another MAMMOTH SCHE.HE-I.rrs-
BURa IorrgRy. class p draws Atcxana.la Nov a7t,
ISL. CAPITAL 10000 DsHars --One prize Of TO- O30
dollars ana Of 60 20: prizes If 5,009; 2001: 10
of 1900. AND 20 1000 each Whole tickets onv
dollars; shares il proportion
Address your orders 10 tse great mr. ze seller
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Wheeling. Va.
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NR JAYNE'S EXPECIORANF-Ih Tins invaluable
medicine il da efecting Of the aston5sa-
iss aaf .saitesdl tI4t have kaon All
use II for Asaa. Cough, Splitting of GOD.
Pcusy, oarsenes. PAIN and Soreness Breast.
fully Breathing AMI other 1t sC.S
a1i BltLAS L. can ahd so atttsi ITS usefulness
l. stands anfiraIlc3 il stands IT.
you Wl he fpced acknowledge hare rat
nor caot Be orerraed that Il stands fsr be-
yoad tlc reach com3et on TIM the only reasonable.
lac o2iy atrai. aaa Inc oaIy t5llv s.r~e ;sad Of
resting and cI5lug DISEASES t5lc P5.moHzr~ E#5g-ss
Extract Of rtIlc1te from Inc Re-. IlE IaUe1c, .Ete
P.as'fen. OF the Water iiie College, Name:
zion Intimate pefs7aal arGoaintanrs wita D.. D
jayne, regular stIaeat Me:-aI University Penn
syltanEa. aHi experience. ssrcezz practitioner II
cine, was prepared appreciate
loaI"= IN favor 81 h ssE pa
mo highly tsan the great majority 81 teose wbrn
sans ely culogsed Ga iria Of M family
aud some of them personally, have dian realized
ne "a orahe antcIpatons they what they profess
TO benal quack nnsirrasbt skai pre- Jared aatidotes
ar OF the afii1tira Of human diseases E-3
they hgay esteemEd, AMI frequently prescribed. bY
Respectable ef rs-ltor practitioners
medicine elsewhere. - hasitate
comlnead them valuable ai5iton
and safe, well cuneniy useful remedy
diseased
RUFUS BABC0CK, T.
NJ. Nicholas Harrs or the tea-oa= Or Fifs,
Baptist Caurch OF Philadelphia. perfectly
D. 1atsr having suffered for sixty years ith Asthma
which hitherto haiei the ski Of or the Phys
clans Of the ei:y. Mss Mary Campbell OF Fays;,a Co.
Pa. has been cured Of Asthma or eighteen years standing
BY this Ex peclorsnt
Fnally- what public oag desired lnedi.,. Of
THIS kind which mgh. depended upon preoa.e d D, a
regular physician offered them car be had Of
JAMES X. DUGDALE,
Joy -. Ieii.-23-iy RcHMoSD. Il.
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NO T &c E.

NTHEREAS, Assessments were made oy orte Of the
w Common Council OF the city OF Rlchmond OF lot
wang and being IN the ely Of Rirhmond the o39
and H. Numbered as follows, Lot No. - on South
Pearl street, pat OF the town iaId OFT BY
ntl. known the property in dispute
tween john Finley and Joseph Pyle. assessed
1899 Par, M los. the south side of Main
situate OF The town laid oIt oy John
NTH, property formerly Owned by David
Miller, nom i, assessed in the 1911 faFi OF
ot No 50 OIL me north OF Main 10
part the town laid jeremiah Cox. AMI known
the property Formerly owned by Da id Miller, Whom
IN the year 1888. Pan OF lot No. II saiih OF
that part of tpwn All ous BY 4 w
AMI ;a property bel Dnsng Day id Miller
il the year l>I9 Also. part OF
No. !, MAN, assessed N l1t9 10 Reeee
Jone, and ISL Bennett. Owned by Ja'ob
keeteT. to@n lali of by John >intth
Of the sad sesera lots
wholly faed pay the sad several assessments made
lots appearing that goods chat els ran
found notice Is hereby given aai VIII
Monday the l5ta Of Noyemt's next, tte
and profits several lots To the highest bidder
the be soi tnpt exceeding seven
ears) produce the sums equ ell by sad assess
rncnts. failure thereof Will proceed sci. lac
simple lots hishes, bidder
cash IA hand SATISFY the assessments Aforesaid
JESSE NJ HUTTON. CITY Collector
October 18th. leIt. Its
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NOTICE..

"A ding and Manufacturing Com. any, held 1t said Com
pany of:e the City Of IchJnpni. the III Of the
present month. the following gentlemen chose, 10
manage Of institution succeed
viz: J. K MenIeanail, " VI Loe3s. T. Jones ID p
" s=ins. Fhos Ne,vnaa, " m Cox and Isaac Commons
who met, the day following ani n--aaize hy usntas
hehaenhal. President; John Iaines Sec'v anI Eli
Blown. Treasurer The public therefore take notice
,hat fair prices Will be allowed for Wool Rags sc in ,se
n- Of the said Companys bnsiaes=-n EXCHANGE 10. ma
aufactu5cd ARTICLES equally fair Prices
Those persons indebted institution on
count Of longer Standing Than month: on notes mai
due ard stock remaining unsettled hereby
spectfv requested forward AMI settle the same
before added Them 4vhirh must and II iaey-
tabiy, resu. froul aeg5ec, of his notice.
JOHN HAINES. Sew
Richmond. June 18th. Is4T 25-6nc
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Branch state Bank OF Indiaua,l
Is.-.-.....,.,I o., NJ.


VIE Stockh9lers IN TINS Branch hereby nat'fsI
taat Election for eight Directors f3 ensuing year
viii be heels BANKING Secondary. i1
Of The Eleventh uexs. Monday. Is, November
ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier.
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Copper. Brass, Shect-irota and
Ein-Warc MaMtlflCfOrY

ME. subscriber takes tajs of informing the ct-
zens Of Richmond. AMI the public generally he
has Commenced the ab9ve business Richmond.
airnds Keeping constantly on hand general
OF CCppsr. BASS. SesI-roa AMI Tin Stills Brew-
es dsr Dye, and atter's net:s every descEipt
made 10 oer AT the shortest notice and IL good workman
hka manner; all kinds Of Copper wash, ket-
ties keP constantly hand also. general assortment Of
tn-waFe wlch will be sold wholesale or retail On as
good terms as II can be bought A kinds
pairing done the shortest The highest price Will
be paid for old copper, brass and pcwss-.
HUGH OWEN
Richmond, Nav i6. 1910. 1877
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-NOiICE - 10 Tie Citizens Of Wayne Cnanty:
Ea!!s aale-sg'ea tcits appointed sURvEYor.
Z informs lie Futile Richmond. in
"5ert Aofrfsson's building perso,
EIag At distance abtain ms servces by deposng
the Post Office him atEaad sat,ng
therein what piare he such service,
what town pubic place t.,
WILLIAM cox. SBrseyer.
n All kinds or convey ancing ~ the subscrib.r.
neat'y. and On short notice. w. e.
Richmond. Nov. %, I-1J. fStf
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For the Palladium.
ssThe Bible in Common schools

Being absent last week, had, therefore, oppertu
nifty tbs proof Sheet of my commune alton,
consequently there several MISTAKES, made, which
should be .ectidsd.
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Eg-lLIONlD LSgUNLDlEo
Ellis NordyAe, $. l. Foulhe, s. A Williams

ANlNti entered into partnership IN tho Foundry hts.
Z under tln ana style of .Norigkc. fottike
< HskltaB,f, prepared carry the business IN
branches. Thay viii keep ha-d assort-
me of
Also, will make order Cardin, Machines, Power
Looms OF the bes quality: all of which they selling
low for CASH.
Those indebted TO the late firm Of Mendenhall, Fouke
* Williams, by Sooh hereby
tilted that he made Immediately The change
the firm that collections aud
should ba promptly made. Those claims
against the late firm liaetei prescott them
NORDYkE, FOULkE& WILLIAMS
Richmond, Nav 81, iS4I llf
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WOGMS! WORMS. Wo= MS,,,--J-, ,e,o,. ,t.sx
aud dangerous nhahiinns the stomach M,
hoel~ winch Often hralth nj estrnv ,h,
'iNes "f Children. use LAY MES TONIC IRNIFUCE
certtin aud safe TO reun, al ,t.
"'' '''- 8" "nrn@. dyspepsia, stomach APP
iahtile icNer and md debility
aud bowels and organs of digestioe
fo' sale nv JAMES x DIGDAII
'"'F - - -Hiy RI.uMo>p, IA.
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nj e I'D & IN r. s.
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, &C. &C.
rI>HE subscribers. grateful for former pa,rx


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hh hy ln.raiw rCa.au,a
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aap Mustard Magnesia Castor OIL Ale Pepper, Bab
LG crry hscrrto
t1@"rS unusually ho~
LEVIN 9-2&D 5
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Wr-LfLTANSe

CALEB Re- WIIETAHSa
k>fECI lilly requests all indebted MIN. to
make payment, as he very much in wan. of cAs#
this time
ISTN b. He has constantly hand all times.
SADDLES, BRIDES. H.3E-NESS. UIIlPS. COL
L7RS and SADDLE TREES ali of watch ne vii
cell on fair and reasonable terms.
R.caMoSp. Jas. ls., lS40. If
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az " = y LLIgE ELIE3
"A LILLIAN l.. BRADY, has just commenced the
w Sacdng and harness business, Main street,
i'tehnond- Ind rgni angling from Na%sons Tavern,
where ne has AMI Intends keeping hands all kinds nj Sad
dies Brides. Harness hips Trunks. Collars Sadlebass-
and other articles his line. For which, b. will take 10
exchange wheat bacon, lard -four, iinen nsey
talio, leather and hides and ne w also sell o for
lie will pleased his old and o!aers n
:alI and examine for themselves
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