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PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE race between
''Flora Temple" and George NJ. Patchen,
advertised for Thursday at the Point Breeze
lTsck rsd w no. Nr RSie barss
the owner of "Patchen" refuses to trot unless
he receives 81 900, win or lose.
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LACROSSE, Wis, July l7.--Jacob Reeder,
who murdered his sister-in-law and mother
in-law, at Brownsville, Mimi, on the 10th
inst, committed suicide yesterday, by shoot
ing himself He had been secreted in the
vicinity ever since the murder.
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DIED.

BtAoK.-on Monday, July ls, Susan A. Black,
The funeral will taKe place Thursday, the 18th,
At o'clock p. NJ, at Moars Chapel, on Plum-st
She was teacher In the Sabbath Bchool at Mears
Chapel The friends Of the family aud the teachers
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HAGERTY -MERRILL-on the evening of July
2, BY the Rev. J. ]. White, Mr.. James a. Hagerty
TO Miss NJ Fannie Merrill, all Of this city.
HOUST0N-BLADGETT. In Coyington, on Sun.
DAY evening, July 10, by the Rev Robert Hiner, Mr.
John b. Houston, son ~ our old friend, Paal Hous.
ton, to Miss Annie u. Bladgett, both OF this city
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De,truetIve Fire An Dallas, Texas,

New ORLEANS, July H. Thirty-three
buildings, comprising the best portion Of the
town Of Dallas, Texas, were burned ON the
7th inst. Loss between three and four hun
dred thodsand dollars--barely insured.
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nea,h of nn oId CirIzan.

DAYTON, July l7.-Dr. Job Haines, an
early settler of Dayton aud one of its mt ct
respectable physicians, was found dead in his
was caused by digease of. the heart .......
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A certain man who was hung for murder
gave as his last words the following epitaph
for bis graye-stone:
oamc into the world with no understanding,
went out the same wayl
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The Wamsutta Mills Company, in New
Bedford, Mass. has voted to increase their
capital stock to $400, 900
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The Germanic Diet, that we hear SO much
about we take to be sour-krout, Schweizer-
cheese and lager beer.
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PITTsBURG, July l7--M--River thirty-two
inches by the metal-mark, and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
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MELANCHOLY SufcrDE.--John r. Jones, q
Young man from Charlottesville, Virginia
who had been teaching school in Memphis,
Tennessee, blew out his brains on Saturday,
in the latter city, without any apparent
cause.
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lBy Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

New York, July l7.--Stocks lower: Hud-
son, second mortgage, 1909; Cleveland and Toledo
and Toledo Shares, 1914; Erie, 2312; Hudson, 6Os6
Heading .3a; Illinois Central Scrip, 6slf Gaena and
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Wedding and VISITING Cards.


Engraved and Printed, Seals and Presses; De La Rue
Stationery and Envelopes. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RssARSFIELD M0NUMEHT;-PUR-
ing Of the friends Of Sarsfeld, on Monday evening,
pointed to collect funds in aid Of this patriotic en-
terprse and only those named are authorized to act
First Ward~M Walsh, ]. II. Walker, j. Merna.
Second Ward-Hugh keown, John Mcdonnell
Third Ward-Capt. P. Rogers, John Henry, Pat
Fourth Ward-Maj ]. W. Burke, Patk Sullivan
Fifth Ward-E. Keeshan, VIM. Cashen, j. Feary
Sixth Ward-R r. Quinn, II. Kelly, 4. Drum.
Seventh Ward-Chas. Conahan, John Naughton.
Eighth WArd-Capt. J. 0'Dowd, ]. @. Kelly.
Ninth Ward-Patrick O'Donohue.
Tenth Ward-William Glenn.
Eleventh Ward-Mchael Burns.
Twelfth Ward-Danel Carney, James Halloran.
Thirteenth Ward-Daniel Hannah, DR.. G. A. Do
herty, Edmund Joyce, Maurice o'Brien, Daniel
Healy.
Fourteenth ward-J Brennan, II. McGlincy.
Fifteenth pard-Col. J. Reynolds, 7. Mccormack.
Sixteenth Ward-James King, Geo P. 0'Donnell,
John s. Hickey.
Seventeenth Ward-Robert Good.
CENTRAL CoMMITTEE.-Yery Rev. Edward Purcell,
Treasurer Hon. Judge Mallop, M J. King, Major
Dennis Toohy, .. s. Boyle, p. Cody, Col. p. NC
GrGartys w. B; Barry, DR.. Stephen Bonner, Major
The next meeting will be held at Hannan's Hall,
on MONDAY EVENING, July %, when the above
committee will report. All citizens invited to
attend.
Committees for tho townships Of this county will
be published soon. R NJ. MOORE, Pres't.
-tl IiylR-b1
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80 Examine the Photographs at APPLE0kTE's
corner Fifth and Main. Mark the place. je9-tf
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So APrLEeA7E's mammoth Gallery, corner FIT
and Main. Mark tho place. jee-tf
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BB- A. A. ErsrEn, Clocks, Watches and Jswelr:
Nos. s43 and 27i western-row.
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~ Clothes renovated and repaired, i2O W. Sixth
~ Clothing renovated and repaired, % u. Third
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RS- GALLERY Crowded.. p. BALLS Gallery
No. 30 West Fourth-street is daily crowded by thos
In search Of good Likenesses. Call in.
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sv-cAnrrSrrA's cheap Pictures, 20 Finh-stroet

4S-PIcruREs for ten cents. JohnsOn's Gallery
Ninth and Main.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-08
Sherif's Sale.

QY virtue of decree and execution to mo directed
- from the Wavns Circuit Court. I will expH.e nj
puhlic sale At the Court House Door in the town o.
terve. wsvne county Indiana. the i7th day o. Nov
100. between the hours OF ten o'clock and tour
o'clock, p. sas dsy, the following described rea
estate situated In Wayne ro~nshio. wayne county In
diana TO vic The und vded thirds part Of the Worth
East quarter "f SEQ len thirty swO tosnshn onrseen
one vest hsgnning at the s"u,1 west corner o.
Reid AM Man-urs 81 sughter house lot. sold hy Jaoob
sAulders to " m. wigxins and SHOW couv yed, dated
May toth. isSk-ghich is the North SIDE OF
alley - feet wide. thence son said alley twe
~ fur rotsto high White Water thence
So degrees. 30 rods. thence oTth ]sh
degrees ~ 10 rods, ~ north - deg east
rods less. to linn stump the SAT- Reid d
MAnsurs north vest corner thence south u rods to
beginning. containing And three and
hair SOU po~s Also Ave feet In the south side and
sdjoiang Aid sliey, (Which 10 nov 10 feet wie.) Its
vhpIr length. 1T the privilege Of laying AMI nsing
pipes In said allie to conduct water along the same
which strip Of i've Is in Zee but given
dc tcann OF the alley for the use OF the pu'lie-
Deing the conveyed &, them IN conjane
Sion With .. wssson. nv Jacob Sam iers Also the
oiaush building Improve nents, mschinesy.
and axtuscs thereon sotf salts said
decree execution In Of Nelson q Nettletou.
and william J. Lowsry, James " Brown, Isaoei
Brown g thu Morrow and Ann Norr,~.
J. 2 srIDHAM, Sh6. W.O
Oct. -. ts6o. Ia ISL %6
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Delinaue; t Taxes.

A1OTIrE is hereby e ven that win proceed 70 sell
IN at uutlic auction, the seco5t N1odry IN NOV
amber e~xt bet ~cen hour. of 10 oelck. and
l. D m Of ssid dav. before shs Csanch House door
in city foo~ipg Described real estate, for
szxes due and unp-id -y'he owners. to Wit:
heard Solomon, "a aoi 8, fifth street
Besrd & Sin~x corner Of ort Wayne Avenue and
fifth
BriRhtwrll, Oliver. North hf Is South Front st.
Bell. Jacon, lSt Mnrisn st.
arteli Amos isa South Ftf'h st
Brown lob 20s North Sixth 1T
Curry, Cornelius. ! lot Marion st.
DugtsIe, Thomas A, southeast corner Main ana
puxisa Mr.. z. W % south sixth st.
Edwards J. j. l7s Main ST.
Ham Jason 'IAIn and keari streets
Harris. John. lot Marion st.
KuhlMan fred, - and vs. Eighth d.
Morits. Henry. 27T Ninth st
Overu an Cornelius. bf 80 Pearl st.
Perry. Chester X. 2e3 Ninth st
a NON RE E-IDENTS.
Gartman, n. o Green st.
HoIling<wovt tn, Charles, 90 Seventh street.
-Mooss Edward, 1t2 seventh r..
S,seaSu>, yohB, south bf Ill Marion ST.
8cotf. Dan si e. south hf 70 Seventh st.
8mifh. John y. 81 six'h St
sKtne. LAWN o. Is feet vain st.
1atephenSOn. Vincont. so Pearl st.
Thams-. F,s, c,s w. 90 Pool st.
The rents aud profits If which said property viii
6sst be offered sale for the shortest time the same
be sod for exceeding seven years, TO psy SAID
will bring the required am"unt, will then on-
the sinpe the highest bid for cash 10 hand
-seiling Of said property than will be SUI
hciont to discharge said tax ant c,ss
&. X. WILLIAMS, Collector.
October 1st. 1850 ~
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/ y
A green. awkward girl. the daughter of
wealthy parents in Arkansas. having come
/ to --, Massachusetts, to be educated. q
young dentist. named Brown. conceived .
notion that his shortest road to fortune
would be to marry her. But then she was
the laughing stock Of the Seminary. because
she was SO gaunt. masculine and ungenteel
in her dress, and Brown felt that il would
require all his nerve to stand tae ridiculs Of
several young lady pupils. with whom he
had firted until he was satisfied that they
had no money or expectations of ary. How
ever, he conssled himself with the reflection
tha, he should speedily obtain influence
enough over her to enable him to become in
a measure her adviser in the matter of cos
tune. manner. &c. The foremost thought
was to mend her long. lank form. by the
aid of crinoline, which she had never worn;
and his hsttery had no sooner secur,-d him
confidential place in her good yraces. bafors
he ventured to make her a present OF pa.
tent skirt or sack. together with n hint to tix
up pretty handsomely for ball 10 which
he had invited her.
The night arrived, the party we're assem-
hled. and the Arkansas damse! male her
grand entree from the grand d,es>ing room
amid the litter OF laughter from the school
girls and village b.lies. The hoopssck was
shockingly out Of shape: projecting in front
like the Scouting III ,rn in Nallant, but that
Was nothing to the expose it made of her
somewhat incangruous black hose the fas-
cinations Of which were some THAT augmen-
ted by the yellow rosettes on her white sat
Slt d..ls-
cate feet. To complete Browa's horror. her
haxen head and freckled face were set off
with proIusion OF green aud yellow bow
knots Of formidable size, intended to do ex-
ecution as beadcatchers.
Madder than sixty. the disappointed dem
list went through the first d ince with her,
taking little or no pains to conceal his dis
gust. and then hurried away to the whist
room, to escape the sarcastic cpmplimen.s
and ridiculs of his old flames. The unfor-
tunate partner, " ho vas clear grit. was deep
ly incensed when Informed of his abandon.
ment, and some of the sympathiz-rs advised
her TO give him the sack, i. e di,rniss him
at once. I'll be dodrotted ef don't do i:
fore the hull Gro sd.' she replied in a boiling
passion. and making strai ghi for the dressing
room. followed by brvy OF laughing girls.
soon emerged with the hoopsack in her
hands. and threw it a, Bro was feet. Thar.
you mean. good Tor nothing, snzker-out OF
old snags! Take your old sack and wear
it /, our>elt And Of ketch ye speaking to
me again. I'll lick We within an inch o yer
life; yon'd better believe it!'
Roars OF lau ,htsr followed the spirited
conduct, and tooth puIIer was fain to make
his escape.
The next day he left the village and has
not returned to it. The Arkansas girl be-
came pet. and finally made very respsc-
table appearance in society.
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GHERIFF'S SALE
Oci. ~. ts00.

of and execution dtrectei frOm
the Wayne Common Pleas Court. will expose At public
sale, the Court House Door the Of Centerve
Wayne Indiana the i7th day OF Novnh e0o.
hours of ten o'clock. and four o'clock.
salt dav, the follo~iig real estate sfuatsd in
Boston Tow ,-hip Wayne Comfy, Iuiiaaa, described
eDlows part OF the south quarter OF section -.
township ~ and range west of the prncip, meritan
drawn mouth Great Miami River, begin
nns 1t the north OF ssd section At
marked stone. 81 ruls thence sout h
% ~ tO rods, thence south
rods th-uce ~ - degrees west iOk rods, q
Ahe center and Bo Turnpike thence
north ~ d-gs Al the center Il s'id PIKE to
line said quarter section - - 100 rods to the
place OF besuning amin IS and IA square
the to he soid TO satisfy sAd de
cree md execution in favor job Clark Albert
J.. srIDHAM. shn. W. c.
Oct s3d, Is6o (o3 Isl 10
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Under this heading an interesting and in
>truc,ive article makes its appearance in the
Cornhi.l Magazine.
Life every where The air is crowded
With bir is--heautiful, tenrier, intelligent
bir S. whom lite is song and thrilling
anxtety-the anxiety OF love-. fhe air is
ted miracles. The waters are peopled with
innumerable farms--from the an!mslculi,
so small that one hundred and fifty millions
of them would not weigh a gr~in. to the
whale, so large that it seems is siand As it
sleeps upon the waves. The bed Of the sea
Is alive with poiypi. csrps. star. fishes, and
With shell anima aicules. The rugged surface
of the rock is SCARED by the silent boring of
soft creatures and bla cksnsd With countless
muscles. bArnacles and limpets.
Life ev-rywhere on the earth, in the
earth. crawling, creeping. burr,wi boring.
leaping. running. If the sequessered cool
ness of the wood tempt as TO saunter into
It's checkered shade. We are salu.ed by the
numerous din oi insects. the twitter OF birds,
the scrambiing of squirrels, the startled rush
OF unseen beasts. all telling how popuious is
this seeming coli ude. Ii We pause before
a tree, or shrub, or plant. our cursory and
half abstracted glance detects a colony of
various inhabitants. We pluck flower.
and in its bosom We sec many . charmia1
insect basy in its appointed sbor. We pick
. fallen leaf, and if nothing il visible on il.
there is probably the trsce Of an Insect lar
va hidden in its tissue. and awaiting their
development The drop Of dew upon this
leaf will probably courais It's animals. ssdss
the microscope s' = as
The same microscope reveals that the
blood rain suddenly appearing on bread,
and awakening supers,isious terrors. is moth
ing bot . collection If oinute soimsls. and
that the vsss irsets Of snow which are red
dened in single night. owe their color 70
the marveIou. rapidity in r~product,on OF
minut. plsut The very mould which COW
lers our cheese. our bread. our Jam. or oaR
ink. and di.6 <ures oar danp wAl1s. is sssh-
il,x bu, a collectioo Of piaots- The many
color~d Gre which sp.rkles on the sarfsee
o, . summer sea At night. - the vessel
tplows her way. or which drips sro.a the osss
m lines OF jeweled lghI 10 pssduesa By
millioos Of niauts aai0als. e.as 81 ~.
r.
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A Stde-SPliater.

There was an important tri Il for murder
In the hrst degree going on--the case OF
the State vs.. William, Perkins. negro. in
dlcted tor killing with a butcher L iie a fsl
low negro in a slaughter house. whIie they
were both engaged Ia killing SC .lding and
scrAping hogs. Manv witnesses had been
examined by the State, and finally the Pros
ecuting Attorney called upon George Wash
ingten.
Answering this summons, an old grey
headed dsrkey. looking very conseq uen tial
and exceedingly wise. stepped forward to
the witness stand. He narrated In his pc
cnisr style many circumstances OF the
homicide, as he SAW aud understood them,
and b ally he was handed over ter cross ex
animation which thus be .an:
L.wyer-Ars YOU George Washington?
Nitness-Uat's de nomination / goes
Lawyer Are You Gen. George Washing
ton?
De general! l bars dat. Is no General
doe some OBJ d. colored fniks call me Maj4
sometimes: but Is no milingtary man;
doesn't belongs to de malirions. dou .h sees
no j-ction to take a drink ob-ob-cidel
wild 'em wen dey N me.
Lawy er-How came you by the IA 1 ol
George Washington?
Wtness-Weil, 'spose boss. got him
from my ladder and moddsr in ole Vergin-
ny. / didn't steal 'em.
Lawyer-Are you descendant Of Gen.
eral George Washington. the father of his
country?
Wisness-Why. boss. dat am a very hard
question to 'spond To, but 'spose 1 Is. COS
| spec. If he an de fadder oh his eountry,
he must hab been de ladder oh all de peo-
pie in it-de white trash and de nisg-rs too
and as longs TO de latter class. l 'spose
10 . llneral descendant in de femal fin= frou
de ole cock.
OF course this caused great laughter iu
the court room-jarors. lawyers aud judge:
could not restrain, and eff-ctuslly stopped
further cross examination er aoDsise. But
quite loog sxam,uaaioa ensued on the facts
of the transsetion: and - ii Was the chic
object Of the lawyer TO reduce the crime o.
his client from murder in the FIRST degree. te
show that there vas total absence Of de
liberasion ana premeditAtion in the act, ths
cross examination concluded as follows:
1Awyer-So you saw Perkins hurl TIN
knife across the table into ths body Of th,
deceased?
Witoeas-Yes. Massa. dat an = fac; and
he hnrl him mighty strong. too.
Lawyer-Well. what time elapsed whel
the insult ~as given before Perkins hurlet
the knife across the table?
Witness-W-ll. dat am . mighty mic.
/ a aessiou. / carries No watch. Use got n'
tine piece; and bo.s. 'spose done got
v,aeh. do you sink Use such duned foo
= 70 20 take dss watch 'mongst those blael
nixess dst sas in d slsaghssr hosss-
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JAM e. m. POE,
Notary Public 4 Aal state Agent
Brightwel Bui'ding. No i5As Main tr~et.
RICHMONn IND

As tor sale the wing stock TOR spring sales
III A splendid Farm 3 niles from Richmond. or
the East Fork OF hitewater. Htls Mill. II
principally rich bottom land. under good cultivation
we'll wateved and good timber. good Frame House
Two Orchards, exc-licn spring. &c Payments easy.
Frame House and Lot seventh St. and kitch
en-. good we'll and cistern.
Brick House and Lot Sixth 4 and Kitchen
WE'LL cellar, sc.
Brick House and lot North Pearl st., three rooms
kischin and p-,rS h. cellar, we'll, c..
Small Farm about mile south Of Richmond
Ten Building Lots in Clifton, adjoining Richmond-w
be sold low.
Two Houses aud Sevastopol, adjoiunr Richmond
very cheap.
Splendid tsuiiding lot the Depot
Tw. Houses aud Lots Will St, also cheap.
House and lot Marion st.
House and Lot o M,rkeist
Five aud CenterviIie. suitable for
den, all u nice order. improvements. Frame Cottage
rooms Pantry, summer Kitchen, Carpenter shop
fihy drafted Bearing ', nit Trees. of acre ~
Straw good Shrubh~ry DC This property 10 de
sirsnie and vii be sold low. easy pay ments-
March Is -
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Sar-ee!-Don't fool dis chile dat way!
Lawyer--Oon't be too smart. Mr.. Wash
ington: Ak you not for the preci-e time.
but wha, do you think was the length o.
time bet we-n the words spoken bv the de.
ceased and Perkins throwing the kniies
Why, Massa. 10 tell de fac. il you wants
my 'pinion glib it YOU De time dat lapse
tween de dead mans say and dat murderin
Perkins trowin dat big butcher tnts that
done kill lie dead man ~.s pl-nty time eaufF
for DAT cus>ed niggar to demediiate and pre-
liherate. Ds,s just what sink. and hope
him will be hanged.
Here the laugh was boistrous. and the
cross examination forth with ceased, for the
lawyer plainly di.oerned that it VA quite
useless for him o,ry to elicit further inf,r.
NATION on his side of the casa from that wit.
ness.
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He Died Poor.

.Itwas sad funeral to me- said the speak
er, the saddest have attended for years
That of Eimondson?'
Yes
How iii! be diel'
.Poor-poor as poverty, his life was one
long struggle with tae world, and at every
di>a.ivanlag- Fortune Knocked him all the
while with siId-d promises that were des
siueA never to know fulfilment'
.Ye, he was patient and enduring re-
mark. d one Of the company.
Patent rs . Christian: enduring as a
martvr,' was the answer. Poor man He
was worthy of better fate. He ought to
have succeeded. for he deserved success
Did he not succeed questioned the one
who had spoken of his perseverance and
endurance.
No, sir; he died poor. as have Just said
Nothing that he put his hands to ever suc-
eeeded A strange fatality seemed to attend
every enterprise
Il was with him in his last moments,' said
another, and thought he died rich
No. he has left nothing behind was re-
piled. The heirs will have no concern as
to the administration OF the estate
He Jeff good name said one. and that
is something. -z---..
And legacy OF noble deeds chat were done
in the name Of humanity remarked anoth-
er.
Lessons of patience in sufFeriag. of hope
in adverslsy. Of heavenly con6'ience when
no sunbeams fell from his br wildering path.
was the testimony Of another.
And high trust. manly courage. heroic
fortitude.'
Then he died rich. was the emphatic
declaration; richer than the miilionairs who
vent to his long home the same day. mise
r.ble pauper in all bat gold. "A sad fune-
rail- did you say! No, my friend. il VA
rather . triumphal procession Not the bo
rial of /. human clod, but the csrsmonial 1t.
1 seodant q the translsticn Of An angel Did
nos -ucceed, Why. his Who'll. life was ! -
Ies Of successes In every conflict he
/ r.me Cd the victor. and now the victor's
crown il on his bro~. Any grasping. soul
les.. selfish man, with 4 share Of brains may
gather in money. and lean the art Of keep
inv II: bat NOT oos in = hundred can brave
Ely conquer in the battle of lise - Einond
500 has eooqusred. and step forth iron th.
, n,aks a pea q Christan hwn.'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-08
Handsome Res dence for Sale oI
Rent

THE undersigned offers iur sale the hand
some residence, nearly opp site his tarm house
ooe mile west Of Richmond, on the National Road
Prom i've 10 swenty of land canbe hal i,h the
house. The house has been thoroughly u,oderniacd.
and one of the most pleasant locations in the
try The grounds are highly impr"ved-a fne stream
OF water running the sAme-g'sod water, and eveey
other convenience JOHN P. SMITH.
Ars,, 2srh lsso sots
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-08
Valuable Farm for Sale.

INoNrAiNING las Of which high STATE Of
~ thirds IL Is grass saru,
hAs abundance OF n~v~vtiiins stock and
asrt~d x-Hxing meadow IL is god Grain raru.
The improvements Fraae House. Almaef large
frame hrn and necessary o1t-hatinSs u located six
a~ north Of Richnond the kichmond and Arey PIKE
has Rd running through IL xooi cuties every
Aai sltg~sh-r iesrAb~ aud gill Be ssld
arshss parstculars call on addre~a.
BENZ. SrRArTAN.
JESSE COFFIN,
la.
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For sale.

VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS.
1.-TWO lots fronting so Z south on 4 ssirh run
nrg north TO Pool street, with nearly 90 Il. ironI
Seventh at.
Also, two lots same block cHrnering on y IA II
aliey All these lots have the advantage nf switsh
connec ting with all the R,ads Enquire ss Robin
sens shine Works, Main st., Richmond Ind.
Oct l2 ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-08

4 good Cottage Frame House, with seven rooms. 81
excellent CellAr six acres of ground in high state
of cultivation and we'll set with the best varieties
Gvap~s. ousebesries Straw barries and
Cur-an's Also tine young orchard of Quince. Peach
Apple. Cherry. and Pear Tree-.-is now offered fos
sale. The oatbuiiings al good and suest, ntiai
For rArsiealArs and terms enquire ~ this office.
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