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Trnyrlrr-' Guide.

10 Ah.ny ~ iuason " Il. Depo, slths,- snd lohAse,
.nd BY Harlem r. Il. Dspos 4o.a st and an Az via
len II AMI ass Sunday tram via Hudson 'ei
10. m cry car, riu between Ih.meer' and "Nh'']
To Albany BY steamer s. Joan and Dean Echuond
daily Sunday eIccpsiD from foot Of Canast ~ E.A D. IA
5osi 81 p.Sro.ss..t
r. H,,o,oy, md W..binxton by the New Jersey i0R-.
foot Of Cosrtandt,t, q and 10 q m. . end 10
r Bo.an b, New. London line Pier % Il Il. daily
lsu, dsy
To ,son. by New.lavrn H. r.. via sPrinshe!i T,h',,
To- so.,on by New Haven Il H. sIth.i
ss"rs I'm, III .nd o N sunday.
l. C.nsndass, Reeh..'er Buhso s.,manca ssa "e''
and Emixrant train y H.
% Gr.erpor,. BY Long Island T. r. Isne.'s,ps B..
n m y add l.iP a and - lnf.... q o. IN
and Lons Branch oy kaiAn and De aware
Boy R. Vi. ns.mbos, Je. Hoy; from pier \, ~ =, p m
Ese. r. H., foot Of Barelays'., At % a m BY same
road for stations west Of Mlburn ii t:lo o. m Nor
10 Se~.fi.vsn. connecting r. H. for Hartford, and
sprarhsd-sesmsr,esv Peck sir. aud II
AZ, :. .'' - I e. nj a M ili D. 3ts Il. and p
To Es~iar6 w,.. Point fca;his.p.s Rona' S, .ad
steamer Mary Powell foot Of DsbFo"es.t daily s.''Sop M
To NorwA ALI connecting with the Dsnbuy hh py''eam
r.b. Ws., by Csn,r. Rairosd Of N.wJsr~y. vi. A.
isniown. iTom &c, OF Liberty N. r. 9A m, u m
T. PhlsdspIi. by Nsw.Jer:ey Railroad, Of Cont.
lani IT., add 10 IN, Il IN. 4 and D. m and 10
To wsshIntSn by New Jersey Il. h Zoo, Of Court.
land.t., and 10 e., p tn, and II midnight
To Ees,or,.n., every saturday Atlantic aid Ml''i.
For savannah every Thursday Murray, Line, Office No.
81 and 81 South.,t
For Savannah every Saturday by Empire Line. Carl
For Savannah. ever ThuF.dsy Pioneer Line Pier No.
ydS men.a. md ii.io..s advertisement;
further Information Ia esaid to Railroad Time Asoe sse ID
vsrlsements IN another part Of this paper
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rr.,mbl., with revolution. a. follow,

Pr.snb'. with rs,ou,ops follows
Resolved That the comcn co-ncii rele. Vie bors ~
Districts OF the city under proper gons duiins ts
system of Tree p-bc 1ss open every citizen ca o'HpSNs WI"
The rues lai3 down .oE their management
Which wac ir definitely L1rfoued
Received C6rors Attorney be directed 90 frssec1
DO ordnance passed February a leo 60 regulate fefis 't
g.ffctstlud, sigl, st4riys, h1.tr lys l
Received That the street Commissioner be and he i hereby az
reed 10 remove at street st'is so~ cases ssit hr -
bowayE the sidewalk tie which inei 20 CON
ply ~ii6 the provisions o aid ordnance.
Coururrfd ln
An ordinance appropriation ,ie oPpor Of e
oftne Cty Sei ork Tor the c pace By tn
Board q : dtrulen Nay 81 returned amended
IN b. "
Cleaning street. board Healh ousand ~ %
(y Board Of Aldermen stricken OUT by Board q ConncaneH IN
Alderman suAyvoz moved hat ,e Board Isasr with the
tion Of the Borra of Councifnen.
Nhch ~ by the following vote;
hirrsive-Adernen Norton, Fiynu. sh1nnon Reilly ana
Obrcp-s
Observation-Disclosures Moore Conan Grdrsy Ely. Rye Brce
Loew NsrnuIn. Mc(inuis and Van Noorhs-iO
the fol- owing item 90.
uhfmay Association three thousand e3en %
~ Board Of deImen 1aoIi b. Board Of Coun Amen 'Aeh
Alderman Board do disagree with the ac'
ticn OF the Board OF Cornclmcn on tbi, item
Which Loot by the following vote , g, - an,
asnyeAdesaea Norton Flynn Shannon Reilly and Ohrien
Negative Aldermen Moore GedneT, Fly Ryer Bdce
10, Narnun'. McOinui- rnri Vac Nocfhi--ld
THO oiheI,amendnent- having beet road,
1he PRESIDENT stated the question would be arre
ine with tue Board o Oounc'nen ia the amendments made By them
20 She ord nance.
AfhrmaveAdefmon Moore, Ocdney Ely Ryee Bnce
Lo-w. karuum. hcGnnis. and Van Noorhis-o
regavoAdenon Norton Flynn, Shannon Reilly and Obren
And the directed be- HI. Honor the Mayor o
approval
Alderrasn GEDsEY moved that the Board d, adjourn
PRFDsST announced th.t adjourned
IA nett aiondAy tue i'm instant al 2 o,eiosk . oil
L
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wRDprSe.-The oldest Episcopal church in Con.
pseout at Nswtowp scene. the sh Of weddins
noticeable for elegant display Of dresses and floral deose
tion, The parties Alexander T. Nichols gentleman
well known this city and Miss Loe b. Beers daughter q
the late Henry prominent and respected eitsen o.
Nevtown The affair made the occasion OF an nmeee
general holiday the vicinity Among the
the Dr. Marble rector Of the church and we Kew
Samuel Nichols who the officiating eergmen tne ICY
Dr. A X. Thompson, New.York the Rev Mr.. Emery -
Rev Henry b. Sherman, the Rev b. sturgs the kevSr
Stim,on the Rev Geo. w. Nichols. The bdegrooms wece
VIM S Wyckof Washington Albert 4. Summer. Broonyss
AVR Van Dyok Brooklyn The bridesmaids were the ~
Nohos Of reeneld and Mas Louisa Beers Of Ithaca
large number OF ladies and gentlemen attended no" '
city and brooklyn On special train
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Pssseuuevs Arrived.

FROM HAVANA AND EAssAU-ln steamship Mr.
and Mr A. Toner sanPsso Lund Jacob Engshon.
thsr-. Hockey Paul S,org f. Abad Dc Neva Misd bshoP
Mis-. Bishop, Isaac. L. Hsymann Mrs hen-y Ally H. w
d. X. Airay MI and Mrs o. d.
Fows Mr. Dennis Mr. Howell aud two daughter. hss
Win, Mr. and Mrs w Vail children and tive Mrs T.
onie Mia. Thompson Mr. and Mr.. shaw child AID servant o.
Hunter three children Brady Draubot
J.ms three children and
Mr. and M J. A. Van Bscom MI s. Baksr Ny l.. Ms.sarisri
Mr. NJ Brady Mis- Fasnwo Mr. Joe. LoPr1 MI Jose ternan
dex ArSnd Mira L. c. LsWts Nj end na CondIi MI AID
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FROM PARIS.

uIness Of Count Bismark-Thc Crown Prince
OF Denmark-Proscnt Condition OF the Ger
man Inbre giio-snsanify I'm Franee-Ages
OF Literary Men aud Artists-The Paris
saios-How IL IL Cenducted-Amusiug Ex-
ampies-Gustave observation-disclosures Ger.
rected.
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Mr., D r ington three children servant. Mr. w
NJ ddrv Ms. O. d. Harris children ard two servsnt.
Miss 8urn.idr Jane. Court Mr. J. j. Court Mr. r. O. Ds
and .on, N q We.sh hr C. Cemacho; Mr. FaErago NJ J. Wer
ner. Mr. r Bs,e,I.-To,s, lo2 PASSENGERS
FROM MARsEIiES-in .aIk Fide.Philp fassr Frederick
Fxchs
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BORT h)arorn's Noiire.

STATE SEw YoKK
PoRr-WAnpgys OFyIcs, No. 70 Wilsnst
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ ton OF act passed April H. 1851 entitled An Ac. 20 he
oranx- Wardenf Office Of the Port Of New fork to al per
son having charge Of the subject matter OF s,ch
inquiry that the following vessels are now
undo. Wsriens tho, the said surveys OF
completed within days s1ccsednz 'Ais
nose board said vessels:
steamship England n X
Steamship Napoleon.
Steamship Csnbfia. ~ Z n
Steamship s....
.
Ship ~ T.
Snip Condos. ioftcPouts
Sc
Sch 49,.
NiSTnORSE TOMPkINs. President
J. Ayes fIEnRrxAx Secretary
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Religious Notices.

Ybbi,f Hall No IS Thifty-third s,s J. q. FISH
~. spcsk the spltuansts TOAOAhO" 81 AZ; ana COCK
sests free.
RI Vere,, al ms ThryoaTtlsi and sTik-svr Sixth
unvsrAhst Church. Rev h. o. BROOKS presenes ~
MORNING stlOi o'clock Revival True and fAse euo@J
tcLool at a. Al are cordially invited
Church OF the Holy Trinity Madsonsvs corner 2, Ess.
Of this Church W uniu Juno
begn Al and ssr the Summer mouths
u "a.
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BALTIMORE May l-Flour excited and osoy ,ssas Yel
firm, Red $50 Corn tending upward White T sSsI cef.
low e2o OstS hrm. Provisioas very nrm osssA
fss dun WsaQ ami Westssa, p VT
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Sun R, SON s.ts.......707 stson Rises...3.u
HIGH
sandy Hook....so Gov, lsaud Hell
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TRAINS LEAVE sEw.YokK

Passenger TwentvsevensAs: and
Fourthsys EnIancs or 1weuts-ssyeDtAsL
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Bah Transport (Br Of St. sohn', April Is In lat q a. long
IL .
Bark sancho PAM. long 70 90 from Lsgua FOR Ne" Ycst
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TRAINS LEAVE EEwYokK; 80.
For New Haven. 20 (Ex.l l.ya llS, (brJ SW
rTr.) 3.ss 40 srd 900 Tx .. a..
Tor Brid report. iLx,l n.O 2l3 lLAJ @V1
fFx J.s 40 aud 3 90 TX. !. M.
For Fairfield Southport aud wepori Lo' llS'A IN @ A~
For NorwaL 100 400 (EIl 30 Il M 2l (EIJ 800
lFs.t . a. AJl $50. $50 tELJ5.
For 0s-i,n 100 90 II % a m. AS 49,. SO ?. n.
100 80 ll.S0 345, 49, SO . -
ll.30 lL3, tEx-l 800
II $50. e. ri ..
Fer Por stations wv S'V ' H.
80 '' 49, COSNEcTING TRAINS
For Bostou Springfield 90 tEx) 800 tEL,lb0)
FOR Boston Shore Line. Us, tkI.l 30 o. -. - .
FOR Hartford an Springfield go tE1) l@I' dv (EIJ
l0op. m. IL 4, *. - ~
zeal 81 2. u % Northampton. - , "a. ~ -
For Hartford Providence and Fishk haroso oV@ ELI u
tll5 p. o.--,...., p.u,.sd ii. G N
800 800 p.
- -, csn,l R.lroid. l2l5 O. N. 10 Northampton
For Iiousstonic Railroad. a. m
y,r Ssn~sfuck Railroad so ~. 500 ?. m
-, Dsobrrv aid Norwa.k Railroad 1cJ, sD a,n, AZ
co"l"''i'~' '-'' JAMES H. HOYT Sup-
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sEIsPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT or NEW YORK. ....... .sI.y H.
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Spoken.

schr L l. Cordsry Grace Trinidad Cubs OF Hatsrss
days; experienced heavy NV winds lost boat and spit sails
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

1855 WINTER ADVANCEMENT. 1865
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20 1853.
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DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD

RAKIIAA and DLLA WAHL bA o,, h'II'. ~ ~
Ia COMPANY NOTICE.-OB and amer MONDAY, tho IAN
ns, Trains tti. Road viii q follow: - .
LEAVE NEw-YORK PIER No 80 NORTH RIVER, II
m FXPREss LINE FOR CAMDEN DIRECT taking passengers
% bank Long Branch FsEmngdae Bhlsourg Manchester
TOMS River Woodusnte Bsrnegst ShAmOng IucketOn Ao
Jackson, and 81 Camden aud Atlantic Railroad
. sHkOUGH TO CAMDEN IN HOURS FARE Sc.
AIS for Iortsmouth, HZhlsnis Md1etown, Red bs1
shrewseay EatontowB Pot Port Long Branch,
fsrmiugdale BksouTg, Manchester,
foms River. AND CAMDEN fARE So.
FREIGHT TRAIN a. Al points the linz AND
CAMDEN.
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE CAMDEN:
800 arriving Ia New YORK at 2l5
Freirh. q 3 . arriving iu New Y orb At m
WAY Mail Express 3t3 arriving
:, Ia w. n. CLAYTON. supt.
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pARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.

On end MONDAY l2t Feh. 1886 tine Express rau ios
Cudea win b. discontinued The steamer vii leave Pier NO
Slndsys excepted connecting
.r.sn f1r Nrnchesier, Toms River, L0ag Branch &c.
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and intermediate ssto VIII be taken
a. Low RATES O'Clock line, reaching Camden the next
'''"AS w " CLAYTON supt
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authorized and directed seton VII discontinue
= IN elsewhere the matter Of extending ,nd
wdeuirzo Ann
| o. ne ComHon Counsel approved December 30 1866
.rradf The zee
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Harmony in the Cabinet.
Reaction IN Public : ntiment.

o.r taIs.rr,rF 1ssY,aff.l,s.. Give tokan Of
farnto7,- L. lie rsb-aet ana silence al
r,--rars tongEl7.r "a faaftv Of Stanton
me eaf-n f9lIo-Ts close anon tile storm
TIE TI-,3- T2rb78s h4ya hfli HIGH carn;-
val ..7.r 81 -n.s,+t. INT a ~aa..tisI has nj
-. -. -,-4,- .-,--,,,,-lf.es -s..a-.
49, 81 .5sr;l.s--., s,tio,4.
- -, ~, f,;,..,,t - I.aat, as.si1
81 reva fsl,sr harmless a. his feet. ana
h.. -faoas STRONGER today than ever be
lore The +imsI,- words Of Seward. the
-,1,,1,- ,,tt,r..,... of Raae...r rea com
,.r... f- 49,. ., :, F.sr.,,a-s I}sz.7, ami
,-t.a. rs.rs.,.,,,;.h..I ,.a.stez ha. slIoursl
rs. ..s.t,e.. - ~ ,.,.sfif.iI s.,,., ana IN
s,ir..5 ,s.. ,.4of,Ie 4, renewed taith ia -s5e
ratri,,f, g4-rt,,,.a and ,sa,,llEied honor o.
The Ex..-t.ti,.. The u..p,Ie tc-fp 10 tsn-
Is,.-s..t,3 .t..t tas. .ast8 rnar, ra.. presi-
dent b-.i H. a,.5.rf,t ir rha per-aaaf NAL
Ice al Stevens T1.E. iflnEacable ana
.i1r3jrfi,-a IN. fi. .rs.frs Hoes. he t}ea0.fn-
...} ts,-. ,,a-ris- a T Tennessee in tats Bal
,lu.ore Convention - IAN alien enemy
and In, atsn .awli8g upoa his track
..o-a th5. .l., - this Tie minds Of the
majority il CONGRESS-. and - mind, Of
the r..anfa have been sy,trrna.i..i}fv
,.,i-aa.l ,sl a.-aa C.,s.fss ~rT4taar -aa
,..t.sa.f s.a,,ri.-.,,D ae5 .rt-a-1,e-, i..;e-
"a H. -n.. ..r,,.a.9.s anil - f.r ~t9ata
..'...l..,. ...,r,,-.ts himself fo r....o.,...-
-;. ,rAi.b F..I ..,~.. t.,., ,.f,.,,.,....,,. :.
l,.,... l.r.,. +l'a[, .,,t..t.r,.,.l, = r.. p.
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- 4 sufficient Reason. -

The hFoosvile Irt Aater7an. gives tie follow ns,
which il styles "a >aficieu; reason" AM thiak II
vail forelbly str Ee es=ry ser Of the non Party
sensible View IT ne situation. We hope every
man who has been ieaotnclBz Andy johnson, plrtlc-
ulary those # Tie Eni7u party who styles themselves
'ralical" more "hotY'' taaa other mamaers OF KAT
party, who cannot see ere-yitay n tie Light
they d., TO aesd tala liusl advice
What the CaPperasai politicians most 4r1satiy
desire Is rupture ovineeu Congress and tie Press
dent What gives them most pleasure, = 81 hear the
President denounced, -al as .Dssses .aPaEasd ~
iaaiscreet Ja3aa a.sa. ley know tt.t Gas.r aniy
hope Of political salvation lies a is-s1aTs and d.E-7-
ions in the Union party, al ssy vii leave na ue~as
antried To accom-. that end ta3 oa- radically
radical friends should kuovy and Elaa the SlsF-
edge tat expressions re Doubt ar dssfa>t "a. the
President tfaal them Is presley ha. tbs Copper
heads desire Members of the Union os.s1iz I;-on
will find it the policy ar,t ascertain what Their
enemies wish them - d. aaI, tI-a-SoT IT WITH
ALL THEIR NIGHT"
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= aFd Of Health.

Tie following ,aag. au3 condition. detrimental 80
te general health shall Dc called uu.sauoes and mas:
De ahatsd removed. VIZ:
lst. P,ats nf stseafn. surface water: Ae'ia-l4iA-
tons 81 animal or vegetable matter IN e,arinz ar
fermentng ean iitian. ovrrde.vn- Improperly c,--
struot-l prigzsi damp, imperfecJy ventilated AMI
lighted cellars aad houses
2nI. A. suc'. fsae IS tue B1art alrec, lie
Executive ya.esr stlI make t.asaaza Inspection Ut
the sanitary condition pf the e.T, isju 18th tie
AMI "l private and public premises
and the streets and aleEs.
81. All the examinations a rr.eass lrsFe.ty sal
be made between TIE tsIrs ct seven o'clock IN the
n.areing and 7.x o'clock IA the evening. except BY
consent of the proper party, OK b, SPECIAL direction OF
.ae Board.
4th. Whea tue Executive officer finds any nuisance
he shall notify the party responsible for it to have i
removed absted within reasonable time and wlea
he deem, il Best ha shall advise said party tie
manner o. removal
9TH. hes the uuis tnce l. extensive IufiuTtant,
when t.a Executive olEcer ataks tue party to re
it will TAIL to comply with his oral Instructions
Ia that bels}f he shall leave with suca party written
notice g, ing instructions botn tim. manner
Of removal.
tsh. Whenever there IS a failure oy all, party to
remove aba4e a nuisance instructed in writing
by the Executive officer, lie shall report the
the Board the President, when the Beard ia
session, and shah them proceed directed.
7th Whenever the Executive officer reports fail
ou tie part of any party to abats
nuisance according 10 his written instructions, the
Board, when it IS NOT in session the President slsu
advise with him aud determine how and whei. the
nuisance shaIl be removed abated within the pur
the eth section Of the ordinance establishing
the Board Of Health approved January 18TH 1866 and
the further instructions the Executive officer shall
be in wiring particularly describing the nuisance
be removed ahated, the property which, and the
when hc shall remove abate IL
stlt. When 81 nuisance is to be removed by the Ex-
r@'ttse officer under the advice and instructions of
Board tIe President it shall be done in the
pest aud least expensive method 1t be, To be eff
gent.
9th. When b.. .!ese rules any duty is to be done
~ the Preside and the officer, from any :
unable 10 attend il properly, he may call
Der Of the Board from tile ward where the service Is
needed, such member Is available then any
other etnber of the Board, his stead during
such disability.
I9th. The Executive officer shall keep accurate
record oil hi. proceedings uclung his ns pecton of
the cty th4 location and nature Of nuisances and
the parties responsible for their removal; the verbal
ard written notices given; hs proceedings under
special instructions; all expenses incurred the dis
charge Of has duty 70 whom paid aud for what; the
days and parts lays he does duty for the Board;
other tinle : the board NAY decide
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

PERsoNAL w yesterday had the
pleasure Of n call from Major John >sm
OF Wayne coGnty, formerly Major Of the
Thirty sixth Regiment Of Indiana Vel
unteer>. Il gave IS genuine pleasure T.
take the veteran ~ the bandits aett
hand TIE Major ws.l not tie permitted
@-aIn = offer Ei> rgat hand, a.beit the
reIes ot conventional paljteHess require
H. Ihat member the Major sacrificed
10 patriotism. Oh tie bloody field Of
Chlckamauga The Thirty sixth was in
the tAichest o. the Fray -ai the Major.
although wounded early ia tae action.
remained on tic fell 81 5av with ans
command, nor leaving uata compelled
from absolute weakness - ia de For
this gallant conduct the Major received
the HA.teriu- compliments OF Generals
Palmer ani GEo>e L j therefore emf
neatly II tha. lie Union Nominating
Convention Of Wayne county. which
meets next month. shnui3 reward TINS
veteran soldier and gentleman with the
nomination o. Cosaty Tle&suI er. for
Which position he i "a candidate. TIE
nomination viii AZ host bur Heo.lv re
quite him Tor what Re has lrrecovCrahl v
lost N his country, : behalf. bat t. : due
the soldier who loses his constitution and
viZor in his eountrys ser> lee and Viii
he another ralutafjon ot the alborl,m
taa1 republics are Gagrate.l haeaas
Jeaagt
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do Net Forget
Col. CIR z.
Speaks at Starr Hall on
Monday Evening Next.
The Congressional Canvass.

Gems. GRoss and Bk>NsIr, after fall
a4l free consultation with their frien Is,
have Withdrawn their names from the
ist of candidates for the Union nomina-
ton for Congress in this district and
have united in the support Of Col. l. y.
GRAZ, OF Randolph County. Thus it
Will be seen that Col GRAY Is the only
candidate opposed to Mr.. JUL!AS, and
We Tu5t that all true Union men. who
really desire the success and harmony
Of the party in this Congressional dist
.jct. Is we'll a. in the State, will caadi
dly AMI carefully consider his claims.
Ucis Il gentleman OF high characteg--a
gallant soldier, with All unb!emiahcd re
putotiou, aud possesses the qualliica-
tons necessary to make an Aonorcd end
valuable member of the national legisIa-
tuge. lie has not been identified with
any Of the various cliques Of politicians
who have embroiIcd the party in this
Congressional district in personal quar-
tcls, and his nomination would do more
10 heal the animositics cngeudcred 10y
....r.-:..f u;,.a1.; .han 49,. o.t.-. 49,
thing that can he named.
........e.,.. 80.
are heartily tired and Disguised with the
personalities and quarrels Of the various
~
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'''''''o'' "'4" Il we 90 NOT s''"
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

IL Fred. Douglass says he has no
confidence in President Johnson" and
Wash. W cod 1enounees Mr., Beecher as
not only taking the odium away from
treason tut turning the pulpit OF
PlymonIh Church into $ rostrum Tor the
ILLUSION o. the doctrine Of Sallandir-
Il. Voorhees,. and Tornado Wood
When lie President hears of the sen
tilasnts OF Fred aud Ws>h towards him.
-anf he feel bad :
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

\ GRAPHIC AND TRUrHFUL CoMrARI
SoS.-The Lafayette Courier. says: Poo
pie who put faith in Congressman a.
agaiust a tried and true sta. esman like
Andrew Johnson, remind Us Of the man
from the rural districts, who stood in the
ticket Office of the Union Depot, at In
,iianspolis, the other day, trying to set
MS watch by the seven different dial
Plates which Indicate the hour Of depart
ure of the several trains As we con
template the heroic life OF the President
ana compare his record with the large
majority OF the political tricksters and
trlMners who assail him. lie towers like a
moGntian among mole hill. There are
many honored names linked with the
Euad Stevens, majority, but some We
Knows as the shallowe>t of political trim
ners, whose pretended devotion 70 pgiu-
ciple reminds us OF the Invocation to
Simpkins dog. on the morning OF tic
election
Dear Fles>, >sesr cieA q lie naaA u.,ues
seer clear u the r4l~2->.
sFo round and smell or other doss
And sSte with the majority "
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
For Ij.e Palladium.
he Cholera

There can now be reasonable doubt entertained
that the cholera viii make IL appearance in tins
country tie coming summer. and the question
rail-. arises we prepared to meet It That pre-
PSruton - necessary has been d,moa rated IN Tor
yisittton>, where those cities that took measures
To prepare themselves were but slightly attacked,
wIe es.e> that elected such prsPava al
most deso,41ej.
In many a tst principal eit,es oi the tn.,u g.
tive preparation has ben gong Tor n.outns. Rig
orouS i5sys tlase aees. established aud red, and
all that br done is dong,
In Richmond, however, this la, "a have
been unthougat action has been taken, mr.
likely to be; ana vet any,le wAo \, III lake the
trouble inspect streets, CUTTERS allies g. Us3!
see that other place Is It more necessary. am
under tae Impression tast citizens, generally fully
appreciate the necessity that exists AM that AL that
j. required some A.at OF organzei action.
Watcher tae cholera comes not, it il obvious
that should lave some systematic ana catctuag
regulation Tor cleaning the streets. and now in view
of tbs approach of the epidemic. special means
should BE- used. Il very easy matter TO do this If
the proper authorities will but take tine matter in hand
Let the streets be kept clean the xpcnse OF the city
and ic Avs Sc established compel property owners
to keep their premises condition prescribed by
aw. iaat suca .iHs and regulations 9u,i secure the
cordial appreciation and peration oi oar e-e.ls
have Doubt the end arrived at, would be for
lie puo,c benefit hsther visited wiki cholera
not.
l have made these suggestions, Mr. Filter merely
for the purpose Of calling attention 70 the matter aud
hope thar ether citizens viii follow Hss in pressing It
upon the notice Of the authorities until some action
: taken. CITIZEN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
ELECTION NOTICE.

: ELECTION nM he hell n the Lecture
: = Eszgs at t.e lSs Pres hyteriAn Gharch II Rich
a=-t. - Ealrzsay evening :. March sth. }SSS, AZ
ars. =. NJ. taa eieeaion = Trustees 4 ssEse the
ensuing -.ar av order. L \. YOUNG, Sscv.
Hc1 meal. La March ]. l~56 ltS