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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-03-09

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-09-08

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I: would - a fitting testimonial = Cyrus ".
Held, who h4> been tie working man through
Out this great enterprise. and whose perseverance
and confluence IN as ultimate s4ccsss have done
moe u enlist English and American capital
in il than all others c3mbined-if England and
America would come forward and restore 70 him
the fortune he riskei and lost in trying - estab-
li-h the telegraph. lie has made thirty-,hree
voyages across the Atlantic. in aid Of this great
work, and spent all his properly. said TO be quar-
ter Of q million Of dollars. Success has crown
Cd his Efforts. and lie nov deserves we'll Of both
England and America.
We lave by this mail the account Of the great
battle Of S1dowa, in which 100000 Pru=siaus
fought and defeated an equal number Of Aus
TRANS. Il Is undoubtedly the creates, battle Of
This century, and the shortn-ss of the contest i
almost unparalleled, considering the numbers en-
gagged. The victory Of the Prussians Is attri-
buted mainly to a new Pru>=ian invention.
termed the :. needle gun which has been used
for the first time in battle. 1t Is saiu that i;
gave the Prussians 50 great superiority that one
Of their cUrIs was ahIe u defeat three Austrian
corps Of the same strength. Previous u the
war, the Prus-ians bya-;ed that this weapon
would render any army inyincible, and it has
proved so. We have seen no account of the
principles on which the invention is founded,
but Of its value there can BE- no doubt.
Both Prussia and Italy were in armistice with
Austria, and no definite terms Of peace had
transFired, though it l. probable that peace will
follow the negotiations now bcin: made.
The letter Of our correspondent at San Fran
cisco, which will be ound on the first page.
contains much information Of interest here.
- AJAX" will correspond regularly with this
journal. and being familiar with our islands
und people. will be able 10 select such topics
Of current news, and present them in 4 form
that will v-oye most interesting.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.


TIE midnight arrival Of tie bark Cornef on
Sunday, was quite unexpected, but true to her
name, she often appears when least looked for.
Her news, relating principally to European
affairs, i very interesting, and shows that the
disputes that led 20 the war, are far from being
settled. The. Atlantic telegraph, the c~rowning
wonder of the nineteenth century thus far. per
forms its work most admirably, and is able 10
transmit between four and five thousand words
daily. If every word brings the one dollar
charseable on all messages, we can see what an
income is in prospect for its deserving stock
holders. \ lady friend expresses the hope that
the mermaids will let the cable alone this time
an idea worth putting into type, as Punch
gives them the credit Of breaking the previous
one. The following from the Bulletin, will
show the changes that the telegraph is produc-
ing in the publication of news
is alpFectSe the wonders that are accomplished ~ them n0R-
a-dsgs Tie sIccesGll working fthe Atlantic Cable is already
received ~ = common place sfif; yet What 4 gap 81 space
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VI

Fron LivEaFooL-p.r Geo. RuIton. sept. ISIS c. and 20
bales ud-s- 10: cs.s brandy. 100 - geneva, 1 khi- rum. Ct
hauds-rchi-fs, 60 hhds ale, , hhhs aud 100 C porter. II c, per-
fum=ry. 20 lids wire. $50 css. beer. % c. linens. l 60 wearing
Epparei. 8 bales PAPER. rs tubes. SIS bars iron. Zi hars angle
iron. l3 bdIz tubes. Is hdis galvanized iron. $50 plates iron.
bN ILL.,. - sg' rsrtS. Is rils sire. 25 drums oil. - g ami 2
c.k. hollow ware. 2i cs AMI IS Csk> hardware. / crate and , csss
hO!0-EAr-. - griufstones. o tIls galvanized sheets. 40 bils
hops. 20 kEs halls, ] css shot, o csks paint. 3 c.ks putty
sheets lead, ? reel. lead Pip-, 5 c-ks chains, IS inso,s tin, ! csk
screws, . cs steel. ! g gl iron. 400 as and ! ck paint. 20 bot
ties oil. ] c.. zinc. . bEs tin plates. - hdi. tlbes. J ck JsIm
: g confectionery. : C 4. provisions. 300 Ere bricks, 10 Ks soda,
ii - White lead. - 9 and 3csk- fruits. : biis steel. ! crate.
earl~are, ! - cutlery. IS pk-s du :. = csk. white Lad. ! bbis
paint. ! vacuum pan. l safety receiver, l condenser. l cyphon,
! tack. . pumps. los pigs machinery. loo plate iron coolers. 5
sugar pans. / Dbi ~ : ! telescope, ! dipI-Iiescope. 9 p.gs sun
rI=s- 10 Y.rs samples. - tons y. W VI. coal, IS tons pig iron,
! pkE- rope, ! Tx bolo-
From S4S FsIScsco-per Comet. ssrt "a hz5 spices. Is
pkzs tobacco. , C Photographs sools. l fire he'll. 2cI1sets. ] -
thread. . beer cncEs, = counter c cs-- 3 bottle ba-s-ts. ! rolls
l-a;her. - pkg drugs, $50 ks oats. ! ~ c0rks. IS doors. , pigs
-, 35 ss onions. 10 pkg nails, % pigs dry goods, 50 bils
sho1ks. 50 &c. hs>dinr. $50 hdl- hops : pEEs ri'-ts. Us bars
pkg, ~h'key. 80 pkg, furniture. ! pkg fancy goods. 5 cas-; iron
piT-s. I G. mosquito netting. 2 sop valves. : .tGfinE boxes. IL
cast iron plates. 50 plate iron coolers ! bdl tubes. 10 pipes and
hen s. } b1i. iron rals. ! p-Zs machinery. q dT brc1m-. 10
SHEETS copper. 8 c-ss ale. ; pkEs sa5dirry. - e.. yellow metal.
10 bis RESIN. co hf and s15 ar ks -four. : 6 cheese, , c. ham,
and bsc"u. > csss spis ash 10 cords wood. ! Carriage. , cs lard.
TSgs cakes. ] bi ground mustard. ! bI ground ginger. So ska
bran. : bhs nuts, . corn shel-rs. 3 pkSs fgs. 8 c. smoked beef
g corn starch. chests tea, ? c. salt, 8 cS maCaroui. ! pkg
hn->, l 6 Goldfish. 5 kegs crant~rries. 81 ukgs bread. , pkg.
peaches, 20 bxs apples. = - smoked salmon. 10 hi bhIs salt
sslHnn.l hH-r. 5 bI. behring's. ? c. mustard pots. 100 pkgs
groceries. ! Psg blankets > stencil plates. = pkE, books. = psrs
musr. ? rkEs eIoe.s and i-~-Iry. : psg cards. etc. ? pEzs
thHnhi--. l. Pkg crackers. l PsE rsEs Jars. , psss crpc.-ry.
10 pSE- eaniy. ! Pkg Whips : pkgs She findings, ! pkg fancy
buttons. > - t1rpentirc. ] pkg clothing, ) &C kerosene. , TkEs
81. vim. : pEgs suutr--. SO uusVsCifr1 m1s--
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Il the HsrgG should prove = failure and We
sincerely 'rus; j, may not) the public and the
world Will attribute it sa'aY 70 the mean and
eln,emT,.bIe policy adopted ~ this Government,
which iOr the sake Of tickling the vanity and
pride u the Ministers. continues q system CAL
cula;ed 10 crush free thought, hinder the pro
gree Of ind-p-ni-ut and fair journalism, and
make Of our Ggyernmen, and people : hlliVutian
cominuni:y. exciting the ply and commisSera-
ZION of tie whole world. On the other hand.
.Ae t.s-Jl-uu4nce II IT, PAPER ami Office will -
once give a manly ard exalted character 70 our
Government. and excite loyalty and respect fr
il - home and abroad.
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FB1LEyG ITEHS.
>ENGE

yrm .SFsascsco-pcr Cone. sept 3-Th7s wH.7-- E.7-
ard hIy. 81 B-r-n-~r. Freach consul. Mrs J Paw. Sizes Theo-
iars Patty. VIZ z h-rhsrr. Mira ? Herrert. Mss N-isu. Mrs J
WILLIAMS. Mr. Henry Nathan. Mr. A Il Saith James CrsE-rrJ
Eurhois. A Mzu.s-
Fer NArr and HSvsu-rcr EGzuel. sept STOW and Mrs
J y DaHiss .. Mrs J MAKE. MT n Cornr=l. Nrs X Z Vain
tine. Nuss Emma Jones. HIS Er y II ALA. T. G Na-sr4ne.
Wm AP Jons-. z u Stanley. VIM II Bailey, 2 Persa-. 7 ?
Coke, J Angus. II Ta0=P-on. NC ChsilsmG. Geo Chase-i7
cabin and IS deck.
FOR sax FSIScsoo-per sadta, Sept- 81 Davis
From wfyDEsrp PoErs-p-r Elauea. sept. s-Niss A New
W. SmEhirs. T wsisrhouse Jr, & DeSes,n, - eAh,a and
20 iecE passen.rrs-
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PUNAHoU CoLLEGE-The fall term of this institu-
ton opened on Wednesday last. The number Of
scholars IS considerably larger than during the
last year. and the prospects Of the Institution.
under the efficient supervision of President Alex
ander and Mr.. and Mrs, Church, were never better
than now. Miss Emma Smith enters this term as
teacher in place of Miss Cuan. who has resigned.
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HS.

Al R1sehanF. SuuAnu Valley. H0no'ulg. on Monday, sept.
5.-ta th- -f~ % N,iIr Charles II. Judd. = son.
In m. city. on Tuesday, sept 8. the wife q Joha r. Allen,
= = daughter.
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MEMORANDA.

II Bark Comet, Commodore P~ty, repOrts-Lsn san Fran
cisco, Angus, 18th at . P. NJ; frs; two days had nue winds
from he y. W; balance % the passage Ugh; Winds from y. z.
to y Y. z, With fair weather Made tie Island u Maui on
the morning Of sept. It ard arrived Of Honolulu II : A. NJ,
Sunday. the % inst; 10 days passage.
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ENPOR

For SAS FFIscIsco-p~r Ssrita. SEP $3.50 kos l.7glss
HsJ sIar. 1SS5 Ibis 1928 sII.J m9lIssss. . bdls .JlsG sat
sans. 10 bxs lines. 90 bunehes bananas
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ARKIN4I.S.

IL
Sept l-Brtish hsr. George EuEtoa. james, 100 days from
LET-rr-i. - - m1s- o Jalisu. Green & CO.
l-Sctr U-.u. E.il..-r- from Mako.
l-Scfr N-;t- Merrill. kinn-y, from K'ls-
2-S-hr N05 K-5si. A1;8u=. from k4hgHuI.
2-Am h4rE Comet. Ia;y, i DAYS from Saa Praucisco,
With ml.- o. N--srs- c Br-<-r & Co
S-Schr N4nB0ks-ai. Marcbant. from Haua.
s-Sctr Hary, y - from AualDia.
S-Schr Eu-Une. Crane. from E0ua and Ksn.
S-Ian- Ar= CsI. I2dFiE, from ian Francs-o-
british hsrs Cap sing Moon. L8d-r-. from S4a Fran
cisco. ps.--i To- p1rt without stuYTiag.
T--chT r a. L.. Frul-afn. from NaE-ua.
5-Srhr Moi wAh-u-. George. from k9l0z.
7-Shr Kziama. NaEahi. from Ks9a.
5->tT hI41-A, MCGrrgDr, from WiuISard Ports
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ITEMS

The cargo e Sc Golden City. the Us, steamer Tor P.nsns.
800 'AIIaDe, ensuing OF i,''t PACKAGES OF ia, 1911
addition u the treasure, ~s24;5,OO0-
Ihs machine Gov u,~1 ,r copying letters va. invented By
abe ground iha; & would facilitate the operations u forssrs-
sTGssiiHs SO 1Ii-n' 'ely pr-e.eei on The Ku.'o-Prussan
in IssO 70 us 90 r5uhlzs, .nd in 1881 70 Il. $50 go r5ab.-.
sluou- in 1855. so-oo0.OC0 AMI ia 1855. los 90 g.I1u,
OF u, the I-- aI,-s 100 100000 gallon. dag 70 he dra-n
from the Thames, though the amount - tas-a il. really less
than this
Tn. god shipment hence OF SATURDAY. .ay- the ara o, Jul,
s,h. -as ,Ae larse., ever male. ey-lu-v- - TIA: fr Gs,,Ta-
z-nt seeoGn;. r-,=hIns nearly $4,000. our merrh4nt. and
s-.irr III. he.r. .p-ei. drain. Non-y i, obt4iaable rely
upon hs. class securities = sIaos; any extent
THz wE-T ISDTa SCs4K CEoP-Th- Department q state La.
te-a affirmed ~ tie United Stsies Consul a. 81 CrsiE. w.-;
Indlss that ihs .ls.r erP tasy-r vi probably T-leh 1900
saJ 'rsm 5000 t. slcoO Aog,h-ai, q rsolas,~-. anI ) 600 = run
double th-s o m preceding year
Ina CyNErSArr0s As,ss rHs CILE-Es-The ship ZreA,r.
psr.. IN eoas-as-pe- q the strike .moa. The e,rprn.-r. In Ne.
iars- sh> $ H- in the dry es at East Boston. Ia; abe
IL a 1ng-r-Bo'ro- Tr4a-crIPG
OyEEL.SD TELsGEaFH Ro-SE-Th- Northern Overland T-i--
SO ~. $3.50 Es..,s 49,, S, - a5,reA
str.t Is;. sero.s ~ Gulf q An.iyr 2I0. snd ~. oy.-i.sII
% The n1uth . thu AmDo- rJ-r I.-OO-ora total % 20 miles
Ea- eaansesnx : 9TH GrEag.,E. through western sb-ra. con-
mga.esiinz .tih SGntNovE'r I'D aad Noseo-. 'nd thence 70
ofdoa.r,- "
THx ADvsscErr G'LD The cItrao-iiazy aIvan-e in gold.
tE- kGrsp%an -r u--s AMI the M-xcsn q1es;isn, are .sti-~tu
% ahs1rhin- eis-Es.aor- Th- hss topic has caas-d general
irqary A. the Treasury Department. A. 20 What n-- pslcy II.
q - f-ys1p-f In tn. emergency. hut ui.hout eTcrius ary
answer ~orthy q not III eliminating u-rs firm Elr1p<
h0-sver. ties nSt cone gn~Sp-c:-iIy. and Secretary S--sri
iadui<-s Is callers with th- roy picture that. IN The event % .
E-p-rsi brS-t s-rp-s III 50 fhs LATED states would maintain
-fret n-utrst<y .nI reap t-nfLd the connerc- Loss duruz or
O-a ilszrr-efi~n-Isre k=ci9Hgr.
FH1LEyG ITEBE.
Prom our N-- HeIard exchanges
ship Roman. Nrn-ry -tat~r % S.- Bedford. AMI during
tn ~r = g1ssrnm-E storrship. having h--n Efor1uEhly r.
Par-s az N-u L0ut1u. has ben pGrch,.-I ~ N-sr. " LIams
L Havsl- Of Ses L1~tJn- ~ th- D-s Iz.iou Eh.i- ssh-ry-
a litter from Capt Fsh-r, % bark LasrIs. q S~s B-fsrd.
rsIerts her On Coa't = japan. no late having taksa coo b5ls
OIL suc- iesEaz th- <snd~tch Islands
TIE fus-in= shaisrs hai saG-I up 20 July Is:
JGne 9G-BarS Orul=- Hays. fr NHrh P4rfr-
=-ErE ,. Hstta-ay. Ia..iHs. fr Atlantic.
-s-scE Geo J. Jou~s, T-s-r. fr Atlantic.
July -Htrk WrshurE.1n. 3 ?. Turner. fr Pacifc Ocean.
S-EIrs 50 Queen. N15ers. Or IuiIau Oc-an-
ln-Esrs Ad~Arc Gihh-. uab~u-E. fr Init.u Ocean.
lo-Hsrs >t~ts. y p Ne, fr North PA-ihc.
i0-Nars = Corning. ti-n. Fsh-r, Or Indian OCEAN.
lG-BarE Clari--. J. u. N0ri.0u. fr Indian Uc-au.
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DEPsRTU

sept l-Schr May Ellen West. fr Waihee.
3-St-am-r n riau@a. McGrrg0r. Nr WinIEarl POTss.
J->chr N-:i5e Merrill. Kinney. fyr kslyA
3-Schr Active. CIurey. for kYhaiA.
3->chr ka Noi. Wilbur. Ir hahului-
+--ctr Moi keiEi. Antoine. Tor kahulGi.
5-S-ir Mary. NikN. fr Anahala-
SCoium1isn bars Sarta. HIis3n, fr san fran-is-O.
7-Sehr NsuuDkavai, Marchaut. rr MaIjko.
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Oahu Mail.

The Mail Carrier leaves Honolulu every Monday
morning. precisely at . o'clock. via the Pail aud
kaneohe. and returns via Waialua on Wednesday.
weather permitting. This mail passes through
Kaneohe. and all The villages on the hoolau side
around 10 Waialua. thence through Eva to Homo
lulu.
on MoLoKAI. there is no regular mail carrier. hut
the Postmaster al hGiuG1tI i authorized 10 en-
ploy carriers and dispatch mails. whenever neces-
sarv.
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Sbtps' Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. l..

Yor wrsr-4ED PoETs-r~r KHausa, Monday.
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LHUE AND HASuEL-Tbc Mail Carrier leaves
Lihuc for HanalrL every Monday morning, at :
o'clock. and returns on Tuesday evening.
LrHUE. huIoN. NATNEA AND \IH.y-The Nail
Carrier leaves Lihpe for Koloa and Waimea. every
Thursday morning. a; : o'clock. and returns on
Friday evening. Letters for Milan remain at
Waimea till opportunity offers for forwarding
L. -.rr r-uDL
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-08

The news from Mexico Is very impor
tant- Macmillan has resigned, and TO
avoid the modification of surrendering
his authority 10 Gen. Casteinau. Napoi
ecn's new envoy, slipped away from the
capital before the latter arrived, and
guarded by eight hundred Austrians,
made his way TO Vera Cruz. He has
doubtless ere this sailed for Europe.
The Baltimore imb-oglio has resulted
very favorahly for the lawful Commits
sioners. Judge Bartol. on Monday, re
piled 10 the demand Of Lac counsel of
tue imprisoned bogus officials that the
Warden could not be compelled 10 make
a return "a the writ of babeas corpus
until the expiration of three DAYS, that
is until Thursday These worthless will
therefore, remain in Jail up to that time
unless they give bail. The roughs of til
city showed symptoms of making trou
BILE. bat several of them were arrested.
Five thousand muskets, belonging to the
Swami faction, were also seized.
/ The United States steamer SusQuehan
ma is fitting cut at Brooklyn Navy Yard,
+ and will sail in n few DAYS for Y era Cruz,
/ bearing Gen. W. L Sherman and Col
I Campbell 10 treat with Bazaine and Cas-
/ telnau, and to assume protectorate over
/ Mexico until after the first general elcc
( ton
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The silly story OF a conclave of Union

The silly story of 4 conclave of Union
Governors of States to arm the people
to depose President johnson in case of
impeachment has been revived with
cancellations A special in the Cincin
natl Gazette says:
One of these silly stories states that
General Lorenzo Thomas late inspec-
ton tour was made to sound the officers
of the regular army, and to learn their
views in regard to the duty of the army
to support Mr.. Johnson as Commander
in-Chief, in case of his refusal, if i'm
peached and deposed, to retire from the
Presidency The foolish story list alked
of here in the political Clubs, and the
question as to whom General Grant will
support in such q contingency, is earn
estly and seriously discussed. Abiding
to the circulation of these ideas and
stories, prominent Democratic paper
says:
1--WE believe the army as at present
constituted, to lie law abiding and law
res pecting engine. with no such
personal devotion 10 President johnson
as could lead it into the folly of revolt,
or even tempt it in the direction of law
ing its hand upon the civil authorities =
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Notice,

Fx>HE citizens Of Warna township, Wavne County
4 Indiana. and ii. others Interested, berebv no
tilted that At the regular Of the Board Of
Cannfv Commissioners 81 WayHe county. comneac-
ing III MondaF in December. io81, George Kramer
= at apply fo- license sell intoxicating Liquors
in less Gua ntities than quart at time, with th..
privilege Of permitting the 70 be drank ti.
premises where sold, hereinafter described. The
premises on r hch wish 10 sell said liquors under
the license are follows Being room about IL feg
wide ana forty feet deep IN the Worth Eas. corner Of
wua. H. Benefits Livery Stable, said Livery Stable
building staining on the North West corner Of Lot
No Tjg 10 that part af the city Of Richmond laid on,
bv John SnitE1 betseen Franklin and Fifth Streets
on the SOUTH SIDE Of Main Street.
GEORGE KRAMER
Now 1855. 3T-Ax-pf -.
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Tor the Palladium
TT sIf' 4 asttIII II t. 9
School for Scandal,

Notwithstanding the great dramatist
used it As q title" is certainly misno
mer that scandal needs no school, and
is the legitimate offspring of ignorance,
is fact incontrovertible, when can be
found an individual of refinement and
education, who cannot derive more
pleasure when in company than by vili-
fying their neighbors. This bane OF
mankind which has no equal as a-de
strover of happiness mot even intempeF-
small communities) by people who
would have the world think them quite
respectable, and it seems TO afford them
their greatest source of enjoyment, and
the more they can magnify an injurious
report, the greater amount of pleasure
they derive 1t would certainly do the
ladies great injustice to charge the whole
sin on them, yet their opportunities are
more frequent for indulging in that kind
of pastime than is afforded the opposite
sex, and the probab ilities are that their
propensities for such pleasure are great
er, as it is we'll known fact that they
have but little sympathy with their own
sex (who are generally the sufferers
Ladies let me advise you to read history.
/ poetry, scientific works, or any thing
that will exalt your tastes above the in
/ diligence in backbiting; treasure up
knowledge that will enable you to apprc-
ciate the world in which you live, and
/ then impart some of that knowledge to
| others, to aid them in deriving pleasure
/ from the same source, and my word for
| it you will find more real comfort from
it than you will by trying to injure poor
weak humanity. Life is not long
enough for this" not long enough to
spend great portion in the refutation
of SANDER And you of the sterner sex
set good examples in this respect, foster
desire to live above calumniousness and
| look on the chickering's of life as things
to be despised by noble humanity.
Nor FERN LEAVES.
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Notice,

fEfsiE ctzens Of Jefferson township, Wayne county,
n Indiana, AID all others interested, are hereby
notified that at the next regular term Of the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Wayne county, commence
ing lst Monday IN December, 1855 | David Lantx
she'll apply fr License To sell Intoxicating Liquors "a
less quantities than quart al time with the eye
Of permitting tie same to be drank the pre- raises
where sold hereafter described The rrar1ize= IN
which wish To sell sail lqaors, Under tie license
follows Being the house formerly oecupiei as A
Tavern and known the Eutsh House. in Nagsrst4ssu
Wayne COUNT Indiana. which house IS situated On
Lot No. FIVE in Block W fifteen Is SAID town
and built at the intersection 81 Perry and Walnut
street, IN said town. it being the house occupied
~ ; a dwelling house and grocery store. Sad
house and premises are in Jefferson township. Wavne
county Indiana DAVID LASTZ-
November :, 1856. All
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Notice.

"a Office is hereby given to the citizens of Wayne
! y Township WAYNE County, lnllana that /, Fred
rick Waterman. Intended 10 apply to the Board of
Commissioners of said county, at their term
cling the first Monday of December, 1856. for a
License to retail intoxicating Liquors in less quantity
than quart at time, ard TO suffer such liquor be
drank the premises sold for the space one
year after the date of such license The premises in
which desire tn sell and suffer such LIQUOR to he drank
aforesaid, located follows to-Nit. Being the
south half o Lot No seventy three (73) on the east
side o Perl street between Mill and Sycamore Streets
in that part Of the city Of Richmond laid ont by John
Smith. The said premises are the IN which am
now doing business and the building is numbered lo5
FRIEDRICH WATERMAN
Nov. sth, 1866. 4w-p-f-S4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-08
Notice.

hereby given to the CItiz rs of Wavne Township.
IL wayne county. Indiana, that T. Paul Meyer, viii
Apply to the Board OF Commissioners WAYNE cnun-
~ Indiana At their next regular Term, commencing
On the FIRST Monday Of December 1885, for License
Feiaii Intoxicating Liquors IN less Quantities than
quart at time IN sceordauce with the provisions Of
an Act approved March 9TH. Is5a ard permit such
liquors 70 ee drank un the premises where sold.
The precise location of the premises on which de-
SIRE % sell such liquors and suffer the same BE drank
as aforesaid, Is follows. ts-sit- Beng the South
hatI OF Lot No fourtsea Il that part nf the city
g Richmond laid Oat By John Smith, and being House
NO. So % Pearl Street In said city west SIDE, between
Main and Walnut Streets.
PAUL MEYER
soE. lst ls56-36-4S. p t-fs4l
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-08

Postal Money Orders. and Bankers Drafts.
A clerk of one of the business houses
of this city was sent cat recently to in
quire the price ofa DRAFT of $4,000 on
California. He ascertained that it would
be three per cent. or S144. His principal
directed him to go to . well known bank
er, to see if better rates could not be OBJ
tanned. The clerk, mistaken in the name
given him, called on Postmaster Kelly,
and was informed that his money could
be sent by post Office orders for s24. This
Was an unexpected condition Of affairs;
money orders had not been thought of,
but after due consideration the draft it
was proposed 70 send to California was
forwarded BY those orders. The rate was
just one-half Of one per cent.
Ills money order system il becoming
yer. popular. - it deserves. It is the
best and safest way to remit money
SciestiSc AmerieoR.