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THE JOYCE MURDERS.

Tl,e Murderer OF the Joyce Children Il.
Na>hachnAetts Discovered He In .
Convict In the State Prison, aud I'm,
been In both the Rebel ana Cnlou
Service.
NEW ionK. March a-The Dnstop L.-ok1 h.s
!ocg account Of the discovery OF the murderer Of be
Two children, lsabelia n. and John +. Joyre in
1et.a* lie was found to be a convict in ,hc Statc
FTto1, who had been sent 1hese for hurriary cnr,
ml11cd n Worcester county shortly after tht: mur.
oef. Ills strange conduct when arrested I'D Inc
o1teers TO think he Was a hardened criminal
an aaa biz subsequent boasting Of large deeds
Of h,s q9nEaasded expressions ssre he eide, rhieh
oetnE followed BY two Worcester county oficcrs
has fastened the murder al!nacfl to almost uneie
ntah1y upon hfn'elf. Hrs partial coafess1on, witn
the coHnboEatlve evidence Obtained. leave m
sosbsfQuet Is "Sc1ntch Gravel" His name i. Ran
Dodge. He + native Of Massachnscttg, but ha.
neen rover Ior fourteen yeas, being now twenty.
seven Year, ol ase. He conlesars to having hn,if.
Cd Indians In Florida, that he was se1t to nrisnn
tor l1ie for murder II South Casoiina, was par.
dohed. entered the rebel army, was captured on
inorganic rafl into Ohio and Indians. uarniei A.
terwAEds enlisted In Aateachusetts regiment. d.
terted. Joined the navy and served On eeycrnl run
bouts, ''+ "ttA
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' o,cs 1ne nate-ne1eat OF the
nontent-fafuon Bnstncss-Land
| IaN Ge t1nA'nes1-anterna1 Revenue
Ktcctton-$nca her nr 1har ~ x.a.s.
.r1,c -,t.,.t... ~ ~ .,e -. =. kAoahe-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tt.buneJ
| NAsH1sa1oJ. M.rch q
The eenate, alter long sud ercited se.sion =.
"a e1 uours' reached conclusion this evening,
in which nothing Is concluded The Constitutional
amendment ttom the houee wa' taken up At one
| yitus npr,em+nt .1ora tnr trn haH~. y. .. q p1e-
The rener,1 s1rn,nen, for III ~. "u ne,s a0us ~ eieon
presented ovrr AGAIN, and be did not repeat it but
con!euted hiseit With replying 10 the points made
asatntt II ano answcsinR some personal alu-
sions mads oy ": SunneE and osheEs. Rne
treaches, in attempting by tie measure 10 do IN.
dIectly N1as be eonld not 90 directly, End said 1t
as be would then BE leo defended the Committee
1n IT, s ,s; s1 " hsndeka charge thst
ss lesst Ra5 }o1 e. ebss
then paired On to Erply 10 the charge OF H. Bucl-
alew TINT Il waA conceived IN the tn.crest Of New
fon Which that charge sonid coe M .t ofa.s
TO tome ofthe legal points msde hy Mr. Yates a. to
3hs @ power & o. states t On The subject Of suf
question NJ u1ayF ase 'aa, eearo ne Of ~h85s ,Ss
s'ztes thtnsclse-. BE followed this By show
ins ne weakness Of At: Summers argument, and
l - LIZ 4rp4=CA A41EUQu1tQt
@ Nss @comptoml5e Pre- q human 1ieht., md eaytng he
piee1fea tne 1nosmeni q n1netenits Of those WiIh
Wnom ne nsnaiy aete1, lacked up By the almost
utsanlm0ae VOICE o1 LIE loSA press md people to
Lust y u; euMnsi' 90 long Al ne lad the Ior1nc1
WILL n4. e coala Es1 Aiohs "fhout the Litter.
. @ no 1een tG!t ana !a1f 4nder:tandlng that
@ sle >Its saontd e t1keo ot!ock. Hi: Fessc0-
Sto SSea coteo ~ utat Ao1f; Mf sumner, ho acver,
~ I.q ~ III n1o. TT and made speech
's1son % 81 ,hat Q! Monday htt-
~. - - W rala ae Gouto not auoW Ecf1t Smiths
m oaie ~ ne uscu peHon9 Iae proposition, Without
tbe aeoiton u ,ses SpT s 'hAi nc also h'd opposed
ME Henderson End be thought the country WIS
ready for BIZ rnpo:tion, viz: that there shall be
no distinction IN political rights on account Of conr
Or race. lie believed efefy State in the Nnrth
wonld at once adopt it. and be would pledge the
present Legislature Of Missouri TO a1qrk it fn
iwtntF.fonr honrs-
This closed the general debate, and voting becan
a o'clock and during the next Two hours no icss
There Nas, Of conrse, great deai Of ruuu,uc de-.
bate duruc tie yotlng On different prooos1tiun..
and the proceedings, which were wttncs, ed bT
moderately veil filled gallery, were yefy uoI.y.
The first vote waA on Mr.. HeDdes1o1,t ptopoet-
tion, which uas lo@t-11 TO S'-the yeas being
Brown, chandler, Clark, Henderson. Howe, Pom.
crpy, Sumner, Wade. Wflkon, and y8tes.
The yure was tbcn taken on MF. Summers bill in
favor Of establishing universal suffrage by Cougree-
elunA} enactmertwhich received The votes Of brown
Chandler, Howe, romeroy. Sumner, Wade, Wilson. |
md Xates-lhe paye being -.
Four OF 6se other proportions were moved, but !
went down not 70 much On general merit AZ betanSe
the senate de,e,nined to yote Oh the m.!n question
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interests concerned; that II nigh, not b
Wcrn while to rink money cpnsia 'el1,iou
tetKeen themselves and the United 6tsles, i,ut TIL
wst A not Question o. money. 1t Vas q q.cstlo.
thu account that :hey 1ook lie position vi uch
thcT did II they had admitted the principle OF
thcfe Claims, It Mleht hare Involved EugIssd ant
WIN resaid to The future, utmost every Member
who hsd adtres sed tho hnuse had felt the erst I'M,
portanee Of dealing With this subject not alone,
weF common With those OF England. {u,aF. he,ri
he d!a not fAy that it would be imposslblk but II
ssottd certainly be difficult 10 dca! with It Other
wiR. Undoubtedly Her Majesty's government had
rletdfy communication with the United tates md
Dthef governments
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The Interview with the marylaud
Delegation.

WAsnNGToN, March IA committee Of the Ma
syland Legislature. headed BY Speaker Frazier. had
present the resolutions adopted by the Legisafirr
Union.
fctiefang h1s previous declarations In rcafd to
construction, dnd raid he had only 10 thank them
o1 tne announcement Etftn bT the Tesolnttons- he
oense has not been misplaced, ard thas the rassers
q me resolutions arc not mstaken in the approval
.neS snow. He raid: Vt Il not nece: satY for
NJ guidance. They are understood. and ihese can
oe no mista ke ~ to the pos,tion occupy Persons
Wno aet upon p14oc1p!s and understand {he petnci-
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THe lhd6tnn1tE CtaFm4 IN Parliament
NEW foHK, March 9.-F1}ee, BY the java. ntva
lutere. TIM speeches IN Punishment on the
lsws and the reopen!ns Of the question Of he Ala.
Mr. Iabouchere II calling attention to the fneea-.
tire character Of the Ar1ti*h n.s,railty isws ~.
viewed the question Of English completely il the
lons and ellclted from seyeral members stnone On.
treaties to the government to reopen the Alabama
esnas and ha1s the snees se1led BY
ascHsan9n | a2 ~ shese eoiEeahes the Attorney Gen.
itmatins his willingness to consider TIC qne.tioa IN
ffte1dty communication With the United Sts,es
E9se5nment ue said, ta5 b. Il from him to LAY Il
upon money and there we<e not zSoate1
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CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1866.

p'es ihey net upon. cannot dts,vrre md mn.t mr.,
sogttnes, and whatever their starting point In act
,ns upon snch principles. they however inyolunts.
converse o this d sIso tne t6a1 ~ t1e
s'ef toey ditsgEee upon principle they commence
,honan o,tnesgent coqrse; The most gratifying
principle exer aimee my earliest adrspee spee
1hto pnolie Life. There has always been win ma
T4nae idca REGARDING the nature oi this
also gratifying to ma that alter .he orcsl throneh
Mnsch re hare passed, that through The chaotir
:Laie q The public mind this idea f1iil lived, and
there ia stii an apprehension Of them, around and
ao9at Which the1e seems 10 arise cryatalizatlon
and formation Of men that viii IN The future sns
t; sa1m INC country and the principles on which i,
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SEw YORK, March IA heavy westerly ta1e
nas prevailed foE Aeyernf day. along fnc Hudson.
accompanied hya tsreztns atmosphere, strength.
Tie prevtons mild weather. and 1rtasdlnr tho ope1
loG of naEieauon considerably. Last night tue ice
eut pole into the bull Of The ferry boat - All
Line, witch Plies hct"een TyaM and Saucerties
whiie The vessel wa lying At The wharf at The hitter
place, causinK her to Elnk, 1''~1
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SkWfoEK Sfarrh 9.--The ITibtns's New Orleans
special ea{e the Ncs Orleans Demoerat1c Conyen.
ilon met 'asf night and nominated unanimous "
Johp I. Monroe - their choice Tor Mayor, Monroe
was Inc Tcoet Mayor when General BniIer captured
she CT aud was subsequently placed ia close con.
aheuent Tor nearly two years for refusing to take
INC oath Q! allegiance to the Uniied States Govern.
sr!'Fng to Join the Confederate army ana has moi
probability, be elected, " "
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NEW IoRk, March 9.-The New York I,i1,n.,x
reporter Of The Gee court martial at RsIe{ch. n. e.
writes that The ts1al It Is estimated wi cost The
The testimony ihSs far far tho preaccution IL ~
plttt "rh hosrosS only eqa4lled by The dcrclon.
ments Of the Wirx court mIrtial
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Rebel Personal Items

NV foEK, March 0.-Le.ters from the city o,
Mexico to the 16n Of February state that Gen. 10.
Shelby, Col: n. Q. Green, Maj. Hunter and Mai.
Gray s1s Il, that city. Marry and Gen. Earfy ufe
also there: Gov: " H-AIlcn still edits The Mexican
1M4s- Nt.rudeF ~ 1t Cordpva On eala1Y Of
$at1o year from Ma <imj'an's government. Caot.
5o'ce and Tom Reynolds are farming. Gen.
slaushter having hecn exposed for cotton frauds
LonictcIates are pernl,cse
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CU04U$atE$E-.
primary Elcctaons-GoT. Morton.
lspecda1 Despatch 10 the Chicago T1ibuae,1
INDIANAPOLIS. March Q.
GoV. Baker To-day appointed DAVID e. Branham,
Of Jcae'ton county, Thomas n. stsingcs, OF Boone
and Solomon Dc1ons, Of Dckalb as members OF a
committee 10 visit the Indiana State Prisons north
ard south, and investigate the bookA and accounts
Of The Fame and compare the workings Of .hc DIES
eut sssfm With the old lease ayEtem. in pursuance
o. .ne provisions OF concurrent resolution passed
e''ne estta session Of the General Assembly. The
resolution also makes ii the duty Of sucb romnit
tee to report their proceedings to the Legislature
ut the next regular session
a primary election fot nominations for township
on.ests comes qa In thie city tomorrow. The
candidates aIa thicker than blAckberrtes.
GOV; MORTON Il not expelled 10 arrive hers for
some dars. He Will remain In New York for inns ne
for Eest and medical treatment, AVA 'ANs
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MAsh!NG1oS, March 4.-Ihe President today
snoncd a1 'hv following persona conrictcd OF c1m-
anvta,ss ihotnas Lean, Dcpury Postmaster
tunsscsa "a Michigan for rohb!ng tie mail and
L: bheE!ey, convicted in NeT Jerreyof issnInc
Ecu ar, nsn9na currency and sen.encrd to
~ {s,n End Joseph II. Williams,
f0.fOfice =, --4At+l1A Qt lONUlBk k4t
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NEW i0RK. March 9.--1here fe great excitement
q Fall llEer Ma-e. over The disappearance oF nne
Nakan i'af5ntou, with unpaid Lill= left behind ia
The amount ot $tU, COO. ~
For further Telegraph zee Fourth Page.
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Chicago Qribune.


AAAN EHA1 - d
1ohn B. Cough Was robbed yesterday,
'ns Andel House, ST. Louis.
lhe Gee trial Ia developing lorrors eoua
ing too+e Of the Wlsx trial.
4he per1'etrator Of the inluman Joyt
.nusoer u RoxbusJ. Maf.., has been discovered
Inc 6tate Prison Of thlt atxtc- His ZANE u Dadg
At Detsoit the strike Of the ship-carpea.cs
and e7ulkcis IL It An end and harmony re>torct
and tie slr1iers arc again very grnerall, nj wora
The cx-rcbcl officers Shelby, Green, Hunter
Essy, Many, Early, Allen. MaErnde1, Byct
Reynolds and Slaughter. are IN Meuco.
Gen. Mussey, late private secretary Of III
President cxrlatne the deficiency Of IS 01o in b,
aoooun1s by e.a1ne that his vouchers for ths
amonnt have been stolen.
4 delegation OF Kentuckians called INN
the presideDt yesterday 10 complain Of The Frces
men'a Bureau The President thanked .h@,, n
calling.
Tho local agency Of the Internal Rercnn
Bureau at New York duriDc the last scar turpe
over to the Government $500 600 In taxe.. orr a
which pef*ons in New York md brooi,vn nt,ernn,
I'd 10 dtfraua the Government.
In the New York State Senate. d membc,
{Judfe George ". Smith, Of Oneda county,} Ia Il
oe Immediately tried by the whole body. for otcla
corruption. Tic trial l. likely 10 occupy consider
an1e nme. tnasm1ea ~ tic accuscd proposes to go
into examination or evidence which consumed
Ncc1 In the Haddock court tuaartlal In which he Il
implicated
Commander Murrny'e report, from the
Chincha 1elanda, of serious reyo1ts among the Chi
ne~e laboscrs fe g1Scn elsewhere, in greater deAn
Than furnished by the previous despatch. The Chi
1lzmcn had taken tull po.se-kton Of The mlddle
lslspo oi The group and the most tsa";c ecene,
"cfr only presrnted by The iu1erposltIon Of our
forces.
canada is In perfect lcrment orcs expected
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q. II. SCRIFES. Advertising Agent.
81 Dearborn ntreef, In nnth horizrI to rcceIyc
Advertisements for tho Tribune, and nj
other leading papers throughout the United
States nnd Cauodn.
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REAL ESTATE,

Fer sale. 100 !eet on&ifchlgan aveuue for 4313n
htso sThI n es3ntai aeEe lots IN Cottage Grove
nne'. price only $4,000 eaeh, cash, balance
n oGe and sTo ssrs Aleo four los On Fsnesanes
fe.t front hy 3i3 feet deep. ferns one-thrd cas-,
haa, ce IN ore ind Two years. This IL the oJt bts,
uipl Grove property ID The South Division.
Apply to CIEAVER 4 TAYLOR,
oitenet No. "a Wsshfn-ton r.
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AfASON1C.-I'he Regular Annual
ConEentlon tf Illinois Grand EoraciI Of Princes
Q! Viii BE- held at the Masonic Temple ,hIs
govern your selves accordingly. ~
oes3 jA. ii HITES n. ,feo,I.
, 1866-03-10
TO T0B rRTNYrEpG

wanted good lob Printer 10 take half an !nterest
s9!E n:au via soGs means this Is good opportunity
.t4WEss y ~. 1IlQE1G 0HlGE.
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Fer sa'e, ey sustlon On TIC premises. On MARCH
the most dra, aple locs.on ~ the city of Chicseo
yiz: THE S. Z. CORSEt: OF RUSH AND INT
e-t Rush st, By 100 t,utarost. Ths elegant 5cs
aenccs Of Hon: Wrn. r. Ogden, Hon afArk SEIaner.
tic Other corners. Terms viii he made known Il
time Of sale. or on application 10 r.. T. HUFELDT.
E.1 No. IN Eo- NHteT-sf, or to tile nuderstnef
+. chOKE NOD Methodist Church Block.
m}1D ga 1t.BA1C4Tu
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SOLE LEATHER.
N 01sICE

A prime lot Of Bueros Ayres md Slaughter Sole
Leather Tor safe to the trade At New York prices ad-
ING lfe1Rhk fALMEE q CLAHEE,
~ net ID franklin street, near Lake,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Proceedings Of the Scsiatc-Dcfeat of the
A1nendn.ent-I'urdbn Bnsfnca.-Laud
Office BuAtneks-lpteFna1 Revenue
Clerks DIselarEed-The Alexandria
HIccston-%rcakeF OF the N. G. House
The Arlington EAtaxc Divided.
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~ sunug nEul 4eaf1u! land SLIDE took
pace NJ 17s1s onfgh. lkocSs which were estimated
"clga aoou. 1roo tone. covered INC Couneltsslaie
ianoaa uaek tot q distance o. 1oo ieet. and fell
t+l"n f"l'1on u LUG 'on1ng NIL! OF Ae+trt. Ever
son. 20 1ae socRe ieh upon fht ROOF Of
Inc . n.aoG - ooaons. crushing II under it mighty
.aa W.. ~ ~ H.. -, oroksn tne 5oeks Cow
e!eo up toe eas tnln 'tatn OF folle1a and furnaoe
ano most ei me machinery "as destroyed. At
aoout noon on Aonoas anosdes immense rock fell.
"e!enloe aooot wv tenas "hfen covered up the
sal1'oao ttaeA !os n'y ieet mo'e. but did not do
maea oam.se 70 NE roang null IN July, 1s0s, 4
F'nl',a. snat oea!eo al precisely Inc eame plsce,
Mh'Sa snen t'oppco inc sesaar running OF train.
oa 'ne ta'luao io' rome lime.
~ LIZ Se"iounalana iafhancnt on the
aah Of asnnary. f7osefnor Aussrase declared that
II WIS me aso"ed poncs CT fhe Imperial 1oEe1-
.'eu' ~ ea'ss tne union into ened md minor OBJ
,ss"ous on .ne pal, .. oetacned colonies must OF
s,s Wy .ae psetsa,e o. The more
-, 1o'ss ~ . " n.uoan INTEREST mus was IN
10 tne expressed opinion o1 the Le@aaatir:
, 1866-03-10

lnis great result, II no unexpected obstacles are
encountered, viii be reached within a ycT ev
!eatr. rerhsps BY the time Of another rrestieu,ls
Contest In this country.
, 1866-03-10

| From William Gale, will. Jones & Small,
12a Like st.
a. u. DRL1cRT-I tad beea entirely bald for stx
years. mad nsed sfFIal n1ir rcstoanres without r.
crlvnx any btne1t and had almost giyen NJ hone OF
ever having my hatr vcstofeu Hearing 1our Spanish
LnsEsM 20 ttghly Ee:nnaen3 led by our most p,onl1
part Of = my hair snenced growing and atu sati1
hair . -"-> -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29
Notice.

hereby given to the Citizens of Wayne Township,
n Wayne county, indanan. that l. Henry Hoff will
apply to the Board of Commissioners of Wayne coun-
". Indiana, at their regular Term, commencing
the FIRST Monday of December, 1866, for License
reta intoxicating Liquors in less quantities than
quart Time in accordance with the provisions of
Act approved March 9Th 1859, and permit such
liquors to be drank on tie premises where spld.
The precise location of the premises which de-
sire to sell such liquors and suffer the be drank
aforesaid, follows, to-w:t: Being part of Lot
No. 81, IN that part of the city of Richmond, Wayne
Township, Wayne county Indiana, laid out by Jere-
mish Cox, and bounded as follows, to-wit: BEGINNING
Marion street. twenty 2o) feet south Of the mort
of said Lot No. 81, running thence snutl,
thirtynue 80 feet and four a inches TO alley
FIVE feet whde thence east, parallel with the north
line OF said Lot sixtysx s. feet and eighteen 49,
inches, more or less TO the ground of William Young;
thence along said foungs west line thrty-nine 39)
feet and Al inches thence west along the sou. line
of Joseph W. Giberts ground TO the place of begin
ming Being the north room, Marion street. situa-
Ted on the north side of the above described ground
r.-.I5 HENRY H0FF.
Nov. sth, 1856 S7-4w. piss. g
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The Washington Repabf'can of Mon
S3sy, saws that President johnson is in
favor of granting suffrage. wherever the
Constitution gives him the power to do
so, to all colored men who can read and
write. OF who served honorably in the
: Union army, or who own property to the
extent of two hundred and fifty dollars
and upwards. The editor also says he
is authorized in behalf of the Chief Ex-
ecutive of the nation to uise qualified
.Shdfage for the celor ed m ehxot iee Dis
trict of Col1mbia, in April last. ard =.
i his suggestion he renewed the proposi-
ton again in July, only about week be-
fore Congress adjourned.
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Notice.

yWyHE citizens of Jefferson toSnsh, Wayne county,
~ Indiana md all others Interested ere hereby
notified that regular term of the Board OF
County Comm ssioueFs of Wayne county, commence
ing Ist Monday in December, 1866. David Lantz.
shall apply for License sell xeatin Liquors IN
less quantities at time, with the privilege
ut permitting the same TO be drank on the premises
where sold as hereafter described. She premises on
which wish sell said liquors, under the license are
as follows: Beng the heuse fprmerly occupied as a
Tavern, and known the Eutah House IN itagersto"n
WAYNE county Indiana which house is situated on
Lot No five o. in Block No fifteen, 10 1of said
and Is built at the intersection of Perry and Walnut
street in said town. it being the house occupied
by me a. a dwelling house and grocery store. Sand
house and premises in Jefferson township Wayne
county, Indiana DAN I'D LANIL
November /, 1866. 4t-3f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29
Notice.

ENREDERICk PAULUS. citizen of Rich
Il mond, county of Wayne, State of Indiana, here
bv gives notice to the citizens of Wayne Township,
Wayn. county State of Indiana, that will apply at
the Session of the Board of County CoInmis-
sioners of WAYNE county Indiana, to be held in De-
cember 1866 for license sell Intoxicating liquors
less quantities than quart at time. aud allow the
To be drank on my premises Said premises are
southeast of and part of Lot number nine
(9) in that part of the city of Richmond laid out by
TRAN in shape, fronting Port Wayne Avenue
n said city, (wes side,) and north OF Washing ton
Avenue, and few feet south of the Cincinnati 81 Chi
cago Air Line Railroad tack and now occupied by
for a saloon. =
#. FREDERICK PAULUS.
Richmond, Nov, Sth, 1856. 37-4-w-p-f 81. &
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All orders by mail promptly attended to.
John D. Park, Cincinnati, Wholesale Agert ssy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29
Notice.

= = hereby grsnt the Citizens of WAYNE Tor,sb =,
q Way1e county, inGTana, that r. F'dtsf Never vii
apply e Tue Board o. Commissioners of Wavne cor,n
Try lHs "a at their next regular Term CON u,ec;ny
tip1rst Monday OF December, 1866 for Iicense -
retaJ Intoxicating Liquors in less quantities than a
auAct approved March 5th, 1854 and pern1;t sr y,
Igor. to be DRANK on the premises where sold
The precise location of the premises on which IL.
SIC % sell such liquors and suffer the same In h sa
> aforesaid, is as follows. to-xit. Being ,be Sor,b
alt Of Ie. Ma fourteen IL IN that ara Of the itx
~ kicr.nnnc laid out by John smith and be;po Hons
Main and Walnut Streets.
PAUL MEYER q
se'. iss iooo-aoTT4H, - ~-~erFw~- p t-f-S4 JsIs4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29
Notice.

RTOTICEi is hereby given to the citizens of WAYNE
~ Township, Wayne County, Indiana, that l. Fred
rick w alter man, intended apply to the Board of
Commissioners of said county. at their comme,
cling on the first Monday of December, 1866. for a
License to retail Intoxicating Liquors less quantity
than quart time, ard TO suffer such liquor TO b.
drank Gu the pre- misses sold, for the space of one
wear after the date of such license The premises in
which desire sell and suffer such liquor to be drank
as aforesaid located follows, to-wt: Beine the
south half 81 Lot No serenity three, (73) the
side of Perl street. between Mill and Syca more streets
in that part OF the city of Richmond laid ont BY John
Smith The said premises the sa me In " hich am
now doing A.. k..iliisx Is numbered los
. FREDERICK WATERMAN
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

, A person who was recently called into
court for the purpose of proving the
correctness of doctors bill, was asked
by the lawyer whether the doctor did
not make several visits after the patient
was out Of danee.- ~ -. 'i ;ts
witness, L considered the patiene In
danger as long as the doctor continued
his visits 5