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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
THE NATIONAL HOTEL,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.

RICHMOND, INDIANA.
1GVHE subsc riber wishes to call the attention
IL of the travelling public to the fact that he
still occupies his old Stand,
(THE NATION AL,)
that he has put the House, as well as the whole
establishments, in first rate orde for the accom-
minatiOn that be will not be OutdOne in the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment of his
guests.-In short, he is determined to keep a
good and orderly house, and make every per-
son that calls Oh him at home. His charge shall
be low any house Of the kind in the west
no man shall go away dissatisfied if in his pow
er to prevent. Feeling thank full for past favors,
he hopes to be sustained by his old friends and
customers. Any favor will be thankfully re-
ceiyed, and in his humble wa shall be returned.
DANIEL u. SLOAN.
Richmond. Feb. Q, 1919. 43'45tf
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AT THE WILLOW GARDEN:
5000 G Ghs6,x T Hprr, Of Pear ,s. s a"

II W. O-O Cheffv Tees, OF t!le best
"a approved varieties, from six to twelve IA
-. feet high; Peach and Plumb Trees Of -
many Of the best varieties and Of good size for
transpianting; Percimmons, Ounces and Nee
tarnes--best varieties; Cooseberries. White
Currants and Grapes-by the hundred, Seeding
Apples and Pears--by the hundred thousand;
Cedar, White Pine. Balsam-Fir, Spruce and
Juniper; both American and Chinese Arborvita;
FIowering Shrubs Of many varieties; Tulip
Bulbs by the dozen; Dahlias, assorted co!ors;
Vegetable and Towering Seeds; White Thorn
and Usage Orange Seed, by the quart or bushel;
with great variety of other herbaceous and
Towering Plants. for sale at the WILLOW GAR
DEN. &. MENDENHALL, Proprietor.
n. B. UWamted. Apple and Pear Seed
in any quantty--for which the highest price
will be given. G. NJ.
Richmond, 10th mo. 31st, ls49. 45tf
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stone Cutting.

Stone CUtt1Og.
TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
u lie and his friends, that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business in Richmond,on Mar
ke4street, opposite the Public School House, and
10 prepared to furnish cut stone Of every kind
on the most accommodating terms He has now
on hand land expects shortly to receive an addi-
tional suPply,) complete assortment Of
AMERICAN Marble / emo GRAVE STONES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash, than they
have ever before been sold in this city.
Plain aDa OTnaDental Lettering,
done in good style and to order Call and ex-
anime his assoFtmes Mt aud prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Riehmoad, Dee. ~, 1919. 364f:'47
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

IA The uDdesigned, having been granted let
tiers of Admisstratfon BY the Wayne Probate
Court, tho 4th day Of January, 1850, on the
estate Of Nelly Black, dec those indie bsed 70 the
estate will make immediate payment; thoss hav-
ing claims against the same are re9sesesd u bro
sent them. legally authe ntieated }ss sesslessess
within tie time reqaired BY law. The sseaae -
psebahfy solvsst. 3. D. 8TAN1ON; Ado'r.
Riehmssd, Jsnaary 3; 1850. 3:3e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

THE undersigned would also respectfully. but
urgently request all persons indebted 10 them.
either bv note or book account. to call and PAY
UP. previous to the First Of January next
They have recently incurred considerable ex-
pense in building, for the purpose Of better ac-
con,moda ting the farmers. and collections are,
the refore, iadispensobly neeessory.
An old but true maxim is, "Those who would
thrive must either hole. drirr. "
BEARD & S1EEX.
Richmond, Ia. Nov. %, l,i?. i9tf
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@We are requested TO invite the at
tention Of all whom it may concern to
the polite. kind and very reasonable re-
quest Of Friend Achilles WILLIAMS, in
smother column-it is worth ten per cent.
to all who have not paid their taxes. jus,
70 read ii and ..fork over" BY Feb 9th!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

New Goods ~ Ne. ~. Main street.

New Goods ~ Ne. 10, Maia street
Ft-ez kicemsRd, Is1isss.
TINE subscribers beH leave to say TO their
frieses. suA the public in general. that they
have AKnovHD TO TINE BRICK DciiDfNo voRAEALf
occrrEo A. THE POST-OFfICE. ono door west
Of r. J. Bargis' Stove Store. where they are noe
opening direct from New York. large assor,-
me Mt Of
l. q dies q % Z @ % e N e = .
DRESS GOODS.
embracing most Of the ne W and de sirable styles
TO be found in the eastern markets; the prices
for which shall be as low can be purchased at
any other e-tabii<hin~ mt in the Western coun-
try, respectfully invite al, to calf aud judge
tor themselves.
A large lot Of Ladies Msroeco. Calf nd Orer
Shoes; Grnt~men's Mfesf style Of B, oaduray Hats.
&c. &c Also, a full assortment Of Trimmings.
which we will wholesale at Cincinnati Prices.
embracing Comforts. Thread Buttons, Fame,
Socks, Gun Caps, Combs. ana every thing in
fact in that line.
pAfi kinds Of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods.
PECHELL & DERRICK.
December. -, lc49. 4c.f
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Dcschamp's Remedy for CONsU MPTION:
rINHE GREAT FRENCH REM EDY -
BrOGljc Il Levi, Sole Propriefors,
Cincinnati, Ohio U-For sale. wholesale and
retail, bv JOHN HAINES.
Opposite the Bank,
RIcHMoND, INDIANA.
18th mo- Sd, 1919. Off
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Se0a000D1e 001 New 00ODSs.
OF almost all PRICES and QUALITIES.
now ope Ming at Ne. -, where every attention,
will be paid q ny fsissds AID these fsvosing as
with . call. P1eass examine before laying.
JNO. HAINES.
l2sh mo. IL, le49. Opposite the Baak i.
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sv-~.v> upvrrnv,u,.~ FRESH FROM
Stssttam 4 Wright.

4 CHOICE selection Of Ladies Dress Goods
IA for Fall wear, including several pieces
new style Silks. A good assortment Of French
Merinos. Paramattas, Coburg cloths, Lustres,
&c, in all desirable colors.
A small lot of superior Silk, Thbet, and
wool SHAWLS. fresh lot Of Frien Cap
goods. and a variety Of other articles in the fine
goods line.
A beautiful selection of PRINTS, in neat
pate rms, and staple colors.
ALSO-Just opening good assortment Of
BOOTS s. SHOES. IPiease call and exam
Ine.=O 39-T.
18th mo, 18th, 1919.
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Winter Fashions for
HATS Il CAPS!

. Winter Fashions for 90
- HATS IL CAPS!
0N hand at John SUFFRINs' Hat Establish
~ ment, No. 50. I57f,co doors srest Of the
Gilbert House. A large assortment Of Black
Beaver, Nutre, Brush, Black, Brown and White
California and Santa Fee Hats; and a superior
article of Otter Dra5, and Black Russia Hats,
made plain-all of our own manu- factory.
at the Cincinnati prices.
@ % ID 3 Silk Plush, Cloth, Oil Silk,
and Oil Cotton Caps. of the Fall style; all Of
which will be sold very low.
Dec. 10. 1S49. 3Sif
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LOOK AT TMlS.

-
A IL persons knowing themselves indebted to
IA the under1gnsd. are hereby notiaed TO come
forward and make prompt settlement. either by
paying the cash or giving their hotes; - ] must
and will have settiemehts. -sss
JOHN SUFFRINS.
Richmosd, Jan. 30. 1850. Gift
Iron.
a TONS BAR IRON in Store and for sale
II by J. N 4 ). TUITION.
Main st. 2 doors west Of Pearl
Oct :, ls49. II
Sash: SASH.
WE have just received lot of Window
w Sash, manufactured by Lighter s. CO.
bausb, Of Hamilton, OHIO. We will furnish to
order all kinds and sizes Of Window Shutter r.
and Blinds, mace Of the best seasoned pine, war
rantcd. Call AID examine.
JOHN HAINES.
Opposite Bank, Richmond. Ia
Dec. 70, $40. 33-tf
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TINE undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he continues business at his old
stand, on Fifth street. South Of the Starr House,
where he make. TO order all kinds Of CAR
RACES, Buggies and all other vehicles in his
line. He also, keeps a number Of articles in his
line on hard. Fe believes his work will COM
pare favorably with any manufactured in the
west-he uses the best of mate rails, land for flush
and beauty of construction his work cannot be
exceIIed. His prices are moderate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past favors he solicits
continuance of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS
Dee. LIST. ls49. 37-ly.
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Rags and Oats Straw!
1.-THE highest market price paid for Linen
and Cotton Rags and Oats Straw; either in Cash,
or Paper and Books, at Cash prices, by
]. r. MENDENHALL
Richmond. Aug. sth, ls49. 5tf
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\. F. SCOTT.
+. J.R. MENDENHAI
Fresh Arrival

\. F. SCOTT. J. +. MENDENHALL.
Fresh Arrival
VNHE citizens of Richmond and vicinity are
Il respectfully informed that we have received
and opened, direct from the Eastern Cities, one
OF the most extensive and desirable stocks Of
NJ T. II C. II A N IZE,
ever before offered, and at prices that cannot and
shall rot be beat.
SCOT + & CO.
rN. q. All kinds Of Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods.
Richmond, Dec. -, 1S49. l.tf
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4 Fine Assortment Of Toys for ne
nHOlisuDuys.
W J.. 5 X l.. Il y
Military TIFUTE,
BOARD OF VISITORS


The Adjutan: G~nryai. ,og. Their with five fl per
sons. to be annually appointed by tho EArcs-
tive. 10 atte ne exaniiuaiinhs ~ least ones in
the year. according TO law.
FACULTY.
Incorporated with all the powers. priviiec es sad
rights exercised by the Trustee aud Faeshy
OF ANY other C"ii-ge.
sCoL. Johnson, General Sspsrisfe adess.
"CoL. T.. W. MoRcAN, Joist Superintendent.
and Professor Of Ciri and Mill. Engineering
'L,Err, Coz. h. X. JOHNSON. l'refesssr If Nod
e,n1fics.
MAJ. krcHARp OwrN, Professor If NdssvSl
Se.ner.-fA pupil Of DIR. IRE. Of glasgow
MIR. ALEX. SCHuE. .idj~nef Professor Of A,m-
istry-- For le months pupil Of the celebrated
Li-big.
REV. II. v. ID. NEvirs. a. NJ. P,ef.sse, sfAs.
Gent Longnoges.--l Educattd II Princeton Col
lcge, New Jersey,
JAMES G.. BLAINE, A. n. Adjsset P,o|fsssr u
Languages Edu. at w ashing.on Collie Il. Pa
JAMES II. DAvIEss. ESQ. Professor Of zs..-
| A practitioner in the various Courts Of Xvi
Rev. J. r. Swirr. A. NJ. Professor Of Esxies
aud Bellies L<fters II Educated at Yale College.
MIR. f. A. CAMsRAy, Prot. Of Mcaeya Lss-
gv"gss.--l Educated in the City Of Paris
Carr. c. E. Morr. Pri"e;pol Of ne Aeadrmy
Il Educated in New York.
Carr. W. W. GAvsr, A!,"'srs efshe l.ss;fsf<.
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CITY DooK STORE!

CITY BOOK s T o e!
AWhVNuE anJersigaed re.pecifally
u inferms the public. that he 70
1U always psepasvd 10 furnish
DOoka fer the Mllli000
st his Store in the West room Of the Morrison
Building. Main street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
and he feels couf lie Mt that hc can eel CHEAP
Err than the cHEAr3sr. Ito would respectfully
iuvits Country Book Merchants to cali At his
extensive and we'll
BOOK & PAPER AREsIOUSE.
before going TO Cincinnati. as he feels satisfied
that il will be 10 their Interest.
lie will keen constantly on hand. EAsrEaS
Warr,x1 and ENvELori>o PAPER. aud all o,irr
kinds suitable tor the market: Also, his own
mann iscturr of
Wrieiiiss; Wrapping and Printing
PAP e 10
BONNET BOARDS. &c. &c.
in word. EVERY THING THAT OUGHT
To BE- FOUND IN sucii establishment; and
he il determined net 20 he und-rsoa BY sn,
Book Sior. We-t o the Mountains
J x. MEEDENHAl.I.
Richmond, Dec II. 1879. 3bti
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

A. BALLARD.
l. n d cs' 8 d G. m a X err,
u Shop Front street, East side ADORE the
Methodist Church. and adjoining his d,cetiing;
RICHMOND, INDIANA
4 COMPLETE assortment of Ladies'. Mis-
~ ses ami Chiidren's Shoes, &c. on hand at
all times, and made TO order.
Nov. :, IS49. 46tf
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.GEAM GaAR. JOHN NJ GAR wM
A. G. 4 4 Il u & o..

.nc>uC..e JOHN NJ CA.E. SCOTT.
A. {: A A IL 4 CO..
I-OULD respectfully announce to the
w public, that they have purchased and
are GENERATING that weIl-known establishment
..The Spring FOumdery."
situated in the Northern part Of Richmond.
WAYNE co., Ind where they are prepared to
furnish, castings and Machinery
AT CINCINNA PRICES
They would say to the public. that the
above named firm is composed of those persons
who have been the operators in the Spring
Foundry for the last six years; consequently
the old customers Of the Shop may rely on hav-
ing their work done as heretofore-in the best
manner. Ihey manufacturing and keep
constantly on hand Four and Five-Horse Pow
er Belt and Tumbiing- Shaft
THRASHlNG MACHINES;
AI.SO.-A superior Six-Horse Power Sepa-
rator, which they selling lower than any
other shop in the Western Country. They will
make to order
WOOLEN MACHINERY,
Such Double and single carding machines,
condo nsors, Roller and Jaw Jacks, Broad and
narrow power looms, wool Pickers. and shear
ing machines. Also, Fuler's stoves and press
screws. They would call particular attention
to their new and improved style Of patterns Tor
MILL CASTINGS,
at the lowest rates. Faten bedstead lathe and
common turning lathes made to order; patent
corn crushers; patent tweer Irons; wagon box
es; andirons Sioops' mould boards, fright and
left handed, of various sizes, kept always on
hand and many articles not necessary to men,
ton.
Oct. 10th, 1919. 42-6mo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

TO TRAVELLERS:
Cincinnati Omfmibus Line.
Via BOstOn, Fair Haven, Morning Suns and
DartOwn. n ESC MED!!l
THE WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
- EspEcrFuLLY inform the travelling public
~ Of RICHMOND and surrounding country,
that their Daily Line Of Omnibusses, which
was temporarily suspended ON account Of the
prevale nee Of the Cholera, 10 again running be-
tween Richmond and Cincinnati. Those wish
ing safe and speedy conveyance TO the city.
will find it in this line. Leaves Richmond 1t
o'clock, each morning. Leaves Cincinnati same
time.
UERe-af-rsnningt hrosgA--Niee HosSs.
For seats apply At dee s..5csuaE The Company.
ID door west Of Siesa's He'll
r. WHITNEY, Agent
Richmond, November 30, 1919. aS-if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

Tremendous Arrival Of Books:
4 THE CITY BOOK STORE.. at WHOLE
IA SALE ana RETAIL. Come one---Come all,
and bring your RAGS or CASH.
J. K. MENDENHALL. .
Nov. 2lst, 1870. l4tfo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

SWAIN 4 POE. No. =. Main street.
- ESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of
Z their friends aud the public generally 10
their STOCK of Fresh
Family Groceries.
comprising almost every article in the line
Having purchased the old stock OF Young 4
Mcclure. ana Just received large a.diiional
supply. they are prepared TO fnrni-!i their cas-
TONERS with every thing in the GROCERY line
on as good terms as any other establishment IN
the City. Their stock consists. III part. Of
Coffee, Spices. grou nt and ungrou 10
Sugar, Tobacco.
Teas. DRIED Peaches,
Moiasae-. Ralsins,
Lake Fish. Dates.
Cod Fish, Herring,
Window Glass, Nails,
Candies-a general assortment.
Brooms, Buc kets, Baskets, w ash Boards.
Tubs, Churns, Pitch-Forks, Hoes. Haichets,
MackereI, No. / 80, Cheese. &c. &c.
Al! Of which they W i'll sell for CASH. exchange
for country produce. te rms which cannot, mo-
shall not fail to please customers. The highes
market price will b. paid at all times for all kinds
/ Of available country produce. Call andexamin'
our Stock; and If pleased BUY.
Sept. 10, 1919. 2e-,f
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ShOVleS, forks. &c.

ShOVleS. forks. &c.
- boz. ''Ames'' l.. s. $. Handled Shovel
= , e" "Roand'' do
l doz. Polished Steel {" do.
, 50 Cut DO. do
l '' Common Long g do.
l '' "Harpers'' Forks,
! 60 6 strap'd do.
" Common do
s. Cut Steel, Go.
" Hoes, assorted; For sale by
J. NJ. & J. II. HUTTON,
Main street, ID door West Of Pearl.
Richmond. October 3, lo49.
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New S.lpply--JuSt Received!
Fine, WaterProof. Caif-Skin BOOTS, and othe r
work--just received and for sale, at the
BOOT AND SHOE STOR f..
NO. 30. MAIN STREET,
South side, Letuecn Pearl and Marion,
hrpOud lnsiiR09.

Richmond, indiana.
SUNHE undersigned. constantly keeps on hand
complete assortment of find Boots and
Shoes of his own manufacture; and, also, Gin
cinnat and Eastern work, which he is receiving
from time TO time: all of which he is prepared
10 sell reasonable terms for cash, or exchange
for approved country produce.
Also, an assortment Of Bows and Childre n .
Boots AMI Shoes, constantly kept on hand.
OWEN EDGERTON.
llt!i mo- lttil, 10. 39:tf
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TuRASIIING MACHINES;

AI.SO.-A superior Sx-Horse Power Sepa-
rator, which they selling lower than any
other shop in the W estcrn Country. They will
make to order
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
Educated 1t West Point.

Two hundred and thirty Cadets, from fn<eH
different Ststes, have entered this Institution
since it was organized. in ls47. Il 10 euaiseiy
free from the control Or domination Of auy sect
or party. either political ~ srligious. Ecenomy
in dress. in ths adoption Of chop Unifesms. fst
Winter and Summer. 10 rigidiy enforced. Eve
~ student il required to select College guas
dian. with whom all fum.is brought received
must be Deposited. and ~" debt Must be cOmtracs-
ed without the cOnse nj Of such guurdiam.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

The entire charge for Tuition. BoardiaR. Lode-
ing, W ashibg. Fuel, Lights. Backing. Servants
attic ndAnce, Music, use Of Arms. &c, &c. wilt
be Sl6O per year. Payments will b required
in advance at that rate from the Day Of enirsece
to the end Of the Terrn. From tho first Mesdsv
Of January--for example-to the third Friday of
June, tive nty -four weeks) Il 10 ]S6.
Cadets from great distance. whe prefer re-
naming in Kentucky during Vocation, can 6sd
the most comfortable Boa riding ID the famiiies Of
our wealthy Farmers. n 81 30 per week. South
ern or Western Students may land At Louisville.
fort. and Les.nxton; tss7ee in foss. kSrss eeeeh-
Is to the Blue Licks. Or. they n,sy asee - IL
Ohio to MaysvilIe. which 10 three hsas ssses
from the SPRING..
or This place il fsrnisb~d With es@podisus
Baths. and 10 sbandantly suppifeA With Fies-
stone, Limestone end Cisfevn water Of De keee
quality, iud~pende6t Of the SulpAss SpSiAas,
and the Sslis and Sslphsr Springs. -
CEoscErow~, KI.. Nosesshss ~. f6ls.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

WIN. G.. Scorr. H. s.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-27
THE GRAVE YARDS.

Some three months ago we took occasion
to call public attention to the condition Of
the grave yards in The vicinity of this place.
As no movement in regard 10 the matter
has YET been made, we must be excused for
again referring to the subject.
Perhaps, there is no town in the State
where there is displayed more of Church
going spirit-whcre there is more of the
outward walk Of plety-where society is
better, or better order and good morals pre-
vail or where there is less of that secla-
rian and UNCONVENTIONAL spirit which so
unhnppiy divides aud districts many other
communities; and yet we .will venture the
assertion that there is not another people
upon whom the sun shines. either in this r
onv of those heather lands to cvangelize
which we nre so frequently called upon to
contribute money, who apparently manifest
so little regard for the places where repose
their dead. Does any one doub: it? Let
him visit the grave yards ard see for him~
SELF Look at their condition at present
no enclosures fences all down aud destroy.
ed--u perfect wa ste, overgrown with bushes
oriars and brambles-a range for cattle. and
walow for swine. Ought this to be per-
mi,ted, when very small amount from each
citizen would enclose them with subs'an'
,ial wall. End protect the last resting places
of our dcpnr, ed friends. Sooner Or later
we must n find our nbodes there. and who
does not desire that the spot where he is &c
rest forever in "cold distractions apathy
should be protected from the ravages of the
beasts of the field. Who can now visit the
places where reoosc so many of those who
were once citizens of our town and mingled
IN the busy scenes of life among us. ant
see their graves lrampleG and trodden dowr
and in some places partially rooted up
without sense of painful neglect creeping
over him, something Of indignation tina
there should be no more feeling manifested
for their memory. And what must the
stranger say, who may pass that way! vii
he not ask, what manner of people is this!
Thev have no respect for their dead THEFT
burial places are wastes and commons-lhe
graves of their kindred and friends are
ira implied under foot by the beasts of the
field. and bear no evidence that they were
ever wotered by the tea.s of affection.
| But VIC need not continue the subject
We are confident the citizens will permit
such outrageous neglect TO exist no longer
but " III get together and take some imme'
diate steps TO have substantial fence OF
wa II erected, and remove the reproach which
will necessarily attach to them os long as
the burial places are permitted to remain in
their present condition. Raise fund. en-
close them in a substantial manner. clean
out the brush, underground and rubbish,
plant with suitable shade trees. and you
may then visit the graves Of your departed
friends without having your feelings shocked
at the almost brutal neglect which is now
apparent.