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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-01

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is Due. 3"
The Acalanche calls on US to give Off
GERS Coll and Sealey credit for assisting
to recover the money taken from the safe
of the steamer ]. D. Perry. We cheer
fully give them whatever is due for the
part they took in the matter. Up to the
present time 1862 of the money has
been recovered, which leaves 1852 81
still missing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-01

VERY Low.-It is our sorrowful duty
to inform our readers that Mr. W. A.
Whitmore is very low from the effects of
pneumonia, and that scarcely any hope
of his recovery is entertained.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-01

local NoTIoEs, inserted among the
reiling matter, will be charged twenty
ceIEs per line for each insertion.
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Special Notices.
Amusemouts this Evening.

Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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Eotioe.-We earnestly request our friends
not to pay more than five cents a copy for the
PUBLIC LEDGER. We sell to the newsboys at
two cents a copy, thus allowing them over a
hundred per cent. profit on every paper.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-01
Monetary and Commercial


There is better feeling and decided i'm
provement in the market this morning, with
an advance over yesterdays quotations of
about one cent. Receipts yesterday were 7l3
bales. Exports 81 bales. Total receipts for
the month, were 2s,32O bales. Total exports
for the month, were 1874 bales. We advance
orr quotations to accord with the market:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-01

Mr.. CHARLES G. CoRRAo, of the Carl
baldi Hair Dressing Saloon, No. 67 JEFF
ferson street, informs us that he is now
prepared to attend to ladies and children
desiring their hair cut, shampooned or
curled at their residences This is a
move that has long been needed in this
city, and no doubt will be well patron
lied. l52
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Thu Hnalinr Pool and Houna OF Marcy,

HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
young men, on the crime of solitude and the
errors. abuses and diseases which destroy the
manly powers, and create impediments to
marriage, with sure means of relief. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Ad-
dress DR.. J. sKILLIN H0UGHT0N. Phila-
delphia, Pa. 4-4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-01

CoLoRED CLOTHING THIEF. - Elvira
Thomas, a female specimen Of the down
irodden race, who was arrested a few
nays since for supplying herself with
wearing apparel from another shades
shanty in South Memphis, has been com
milted for trial at the Criminal Court
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-01

A GUITAR THIEF.-A colored individ-
ual named William Irwin, arrested a few
days since for confscating a guitar he
had taken a fancy to and which be-
long.d to lady, has been committed for
trial at the Criminal Court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-01

A LARGE and fine selection of fine
enameled and common fire CRATES, for
sale cheap at Hollenberg & 0erters, BAG
Second street. 8
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WILL not nor cannot be undersold.
New goods at Elson's. l52
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RELEASED OK HABEAs CoRPUS-Thos.
Nevis, q notorious Negro horse thief,
arrested q few days since, was released
By Judge Hunter yesterday on a writ Of
habeas corpus II many more such char
acsers are released, Writs in their cases
win probably be presented to Judge
Lynch Immediately on detection.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-01

nxApY FOR AcTIOS.-0ur old citizens
remember James Flaherty, who carried
on Undertaking and furniture business
4, With his brother on Union street prior to
N saar For many years the firm had
the name Of doing the most extensive
bus: ness n the city, selling their goods
At G heap rates and treating their Gus
tome 5 fairly. BY the fortunes Of war
,he 10 use ceased to exist Mr. Flaherty
has nov rec,ustrueted his business and
atsls sd 81 Second street has a large
aock Of all snds Of furniture, which IS
re,sy for sale at prices that defy com
ps,;lion 4 fac hearse is connected
with ne establishments and other ar
ranremen1s made ior the inierment Of
persons in a siyls shifting ne wishes Of
tlr friends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-01

Fire. Cargo, Hull and Life Insurance O.
Cblored Baptist Church
Colored Ministers
Thomas
IS
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To THE LADIEs.-Ifyou want fine man
ties of any kind for your parlors, go to
Hollenberg & Oertel's S, BAG Second st. 8
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COUNTRY dealers will find a new and
large stock at Elsons. l62
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-After the disposition
of the Mills case this morning the Grim
inal Court adjourned until Monday.
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New PRINTS at panic prices, at Elson's,
297 Main street l52
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To SAVE money, buy your goods, etc,
at Elson's, 1917 Main street. l52
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If you want good tin roofing and gut
tering done cheap, go to Hollenberg &
Oerteps, BAG Second street. s
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nnurAL PoIicruAE-Last evening
neero complained to 8 policeman that
man ina Font Street store had knockted
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PotIor CoVEr-Seventeen cases we're
Of this morning, S2ll being as
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-01

New GOODS at Mrs Gogen's, 1853 Main
street. They arrive every day.
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HEADQUARTERS for tin-roofng and gut
tering and conductor pipes, Hollenberg
& Oertels, BAG Second street. 5
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WATERwoRKs. The City Ceuncil, some
time since, passed an ordinance, we be-
leve, creating waterwork commissioners
who were to have charge Of the impor-
tant subject of supplying our citizens
with good water. We would like to hear
something from the commissioners, if it
is only how many years are to elapse
before any substantial movement for the
desirable end is inaugurated Are the
arrangements to be perfected in ten or
fifteen years, or is the Nicholson pave
ment to be taken up few months after
it is put down for the purpose of laying
the water pipes? The Dufiin Bros, at
the last meeting of the City Council,
made proposition that they would sup
ply the city hospital and other buildings
and the fire cisterns with water if the
city would put pipe down on Main
street from Winchester to Beal, allowing
them the privilege of having plugs at
stated points to fill their water carts. 1t
would be good idea for the city to &C.
cept the offer of Messrs. Duflin & Bros,
and put pipe down that can be used
when the waterworks are inaugurated,
at which time the agreement with the
above firm will cease. If the PROPOSE
ton is accepted, two engines will be
erected at the lower part of the landing,
with an engineer on duty at all times, so
that in case of fire, water can be thrown
into the cisterns as fast as the steamers
can pump it out. This will be valua-
bile acquisition in case of fire, as past
Experience has demonstrated when valu-
able property has been destroyed by the
supply of water giving out. The matter
is now in the hands of a committee who
will report at the regular meeting of the
Board on next Tuesday evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-01

OLD Hats made new at 37S Main
street. %
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TRUE BILLs-The grand jury have
found two true bills against Allen d.
Funderberg for forgery.
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HALF SnovELs at Treat q Hamilton s.
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LARGE sales and small profits at Ell
sons. New goods daily received. l52
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WAxTED-A good fre-proof safe.
1917 S. G. RHINE, $50 Main ST.
TREAT & HAMILToS-Bull Tongues.
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u. FLAHERTY,
PUBLIC LEDGER.

Oaee. SO. Ia Madiaon street.
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THUNDER AND LIGHTEYG.-W. II. Ri
ley, the least iron dish rag" man is
now ready to put up and repair light
ming rods anywhere. Receive orders in
person or at AZ jackson Street .Ad-
dress Glass Box 3l9, Post Office. 2
CHAScRRY CoURT. The following
cases we're disposed of yesterday; S. 2.
COBB VS. Hugh Ferrin, ct al, final decree
Ascha G. Wilkins, ct al, VS. John d. Ar
mour, ct al, final decree Barney Cox vs.
NJ. l.. Meacham, ct al, final decree.
DISCHARGED Margaret Moore, col
ored, was arrested last night for beating
her child, resulting in spasms and death.
She was discharged after an examination
before Commissioner Richards this morn
ing.
To SAVE money, buy your goods, etc,
at Elson's, 1917 Main street. l52
OvERcHARGNG.- Chas. Burns, driver
of an extortion wagon, was fined fifty
dollars in the police court this morning
for overcharging He charged two men
five dollars for carrying them short
distance.
WILL not nor cannot be undersold.
New goods at Elson's. l52
COMMON LAW CoURT.-This Court,
Judge Thos. G. Smith presiding, will
open in the Greenlaw Building next
Monday with 24O4 cases on the trial and
1866 cases on the appearance docket.
VERY Low.-It is our sorrowfnl duty
to inform our readers that Mr.. W. A.
Whitmore is very low from the effects OF
pneumonia, and that scarcely any hope
of his recovery is entertained.
HALF SHovELs at Treat & Hamilton's.
BLOOD & Co., 36l Main street, are pre-
pared to supply the Southwest with tin,
iron and copperware at Eastern prices.
Call and see them and satisfy yourselves.
CRIMINAL URT.-After the disposition
of the Mills case this morning the Grim
inal Court adjourned until Monday.
OLD Hats made new at 37S Main
street. Y
TRUE BILLs-The grand jury have
found two true bills against Allen d.
Funderberg for forgery.
New GOODS at Mrs. Gogen's, 1853 Main
street. They arrive every day.
If you want good tin roofing and gut
tering done cheap, go to Hollenberg &
Oertels, BAG Second street. 8
LARGE sales and small profits at Ell
sons. New goods daily received. l52
WAYTED-A good fire-proof safe.
1917 S. G. RHINE, 1856 Main st.
TREAT q HAMILToY-Bull Tongues.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

NV SBHooL-Nsw PLAN-JoHx H.
ELpkR, purposes opening. school in
this city on l8th street. south Of Main,
on Monday, May 18th. He has an ex-
psrience Of over twenty years, and haa
the reputation Of being most excellent
teacher. His terms are considerably
lower than the usual rate of charges,
and he has adopted 2 new system Of re
quiring pupils to pay every week. His
terms are 10, IS and 10 cents per week ;
Classics and Higher Branches, 81 per
week
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

aBkxr. BEEr !r-Is.. the cry in our
city, now raised - generously and
hoarsely, a. Patrick Henry depicted .
fellow by the name Of Hook, yelling
through the camps Of our Revolutionary
soldiers, who had brought suit against An
army contractor, for confscating Hooks
cattle to feed the soldiers. The cry, in
this day and generation. proceeds from
the high prices demanded by our butch
ers. and the similarity between the two
cases, consists alone in the word ''6ser,"
repeated with emphasis. fse
Several years ago, If the Butchers
could make the hide and tallow Of
beef clear, they we're making money;
but now = days, not only the hide and
tallow must be cleared but also . nett
profit of not less than fifty per cent
made of of the beef, or the Butcher is
losing money! This is all just as it
should be, for every man engaged in
any branch Of business, should, in the
course of ten or fifteen years, be enabled
to retire from business, and live easy for
the balance of his days! What if beef
is only % cents per pound, for steak, .
beefeat should not grumble, for the
very good reason that the extra price
paid may tend 70 shorten the number of
probationary years, that one in this
branch OF business would be required to
labor in order to gain the point of com
potency aimed at. Each and every con-
sumner should feel thankful for the bles-
sed opportunity of doing so much real
good to this class Of our fellow citizens,
at SO trifing sacrifice of cash means.
Money is plenty, especially with the
poor, who can all afford to buy beef at
this rate, of course! Hams, at Is cents,
and shoulders at 124 cents per pound,
will be no inducement to them to quit the
use of beei-that idea is quite prepos-
ferrous, not to be thought of, mere cir
misunderstanding to the amount Of
good accomplished! Beef is necessity
and beef they will have! Then hurrah
for the Butchers and beef at % cents!
The prospect for poor men, with large
families, (they have no business to have
large families, or cows, either, in this
city , is vastly encouraging. A CO.
operative Beef shop, that is now talked
Of, would be the height of .fooiisAness. be-
cause beef would then be sold cheaper,
and poor men would be benefited in
stead of the Butchers. Out upon such
an innovation on the economy of high
prices for beef!!!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02
MAYORS Proclamation
CITY TON.

TIME voters of the City of Richmond, Indiana,
II are hereby notified that eleetan will be held
On the Grst Tuesday, the seventh day Of Nay, 1857
in each of the several Wards of said City, the fol-
lowing places, to-wit: q.
At No. Engine House in the First Ward.
- - sseoad :.
Ind at the Southeast corner Of Main aud Fifth
Sts-, in the Fourth Ward, for Mayor City Clerk, As
SCISSOR Treasurer and Marshal Of said City, aud for
two Counciimen firm each Ward % said City
And az the same time will be submitted TO the
tiers of said City, the proposition and
additional Ward in said City, TO be called the Fifth
Wa.i. described and bounded follows:
Beginning in the center Of Main Street. or the Ma
tianai Road, point where Seventh Street
Serenth Street and tie center of the Richmond and
New Port Turnpike Road to the North line of the
Corporation, thence East with the North line of the
Corporation to the North thereof thence
South along the East line of the City to the South
side Of the Richmond and Miami Railroad. thence
East with said road point where Sixteenth Street
extended would infersect said road, thence South
along the of said Street. when laid to the
center OF the National Road Main Street, thence
aiung the center of said road Street West TO the
place of beginning.
The ballot of those IN favor OF the creation Of said
and additional Ward shall have tie word thereon
Yes" and those opposed, the word $40"
1n testimony whereof. have hereunto
fsR1L.1 set nv hand ard sxed the corpor-
ate seal Of said City this I'D day Of
April, 1867.
LEWIS D. STUBS, Mayor.
AtssA r. P:K1as, City eieE -
April IS, 1857. s1e
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

NKy I'LL. be sold on the premises of the undersigned
w (the old Stokes FARM two-and-a-haif miles
West of Richmond, Saturday, May 4th, 1887; the
following personal property, Two Horses two
Cows and q yearling Caf-the Cows will be fresh in
a short time Hogs, Sheep. two-hofse Wagon
and Spring Wagon Harness, Flows, HArrows aud
other Farming Implements; all my House and itchen
Furniture and other articles not necessary to emu
merate.
TERNs.-Esht months credit given on all sums
Five Dollars with approved security. under that
sum Cash. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
of said day.
JOHN Fl. VANNEMAN.
W. L.. FARQuHAR, Auctioneer.
April 23d, 1857. Eve.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

We stepped into Barnes q Co.'S Warehouse on
Smith St., to see how Hams were canvassed, and
must confess to being somewhat surprised at the ia
cility and speed with which the operation is per-.
formed, by hand From 1000 to 200 Hams,
are covered per day by two hauds-think of that
and all well stitched, too, and loop formed to hang
each particular Ham up by. in the operation Howe's
and Singers Sewing Machines, where, a
Ham!F Barnes 4 Co, have IA 900 Sugar-cured Hams.
that are now undergoing the process Of cansassng
and yellow washing, preparatory to finding their way
to markes-so tbs reader will perceive it is little
Job.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

'PERsEcurIoS because many Of our best eiti-
condemn the action Of the Chief-of-Polics for
disturbing religious meeting Of colored citizens
by shaking one of the females of the congregation
who shouting, and because they have petitioned
the City Council to dismiss him for this and other
good and sufficient reasons, he and his boon compan
ions shouting persecution r. persecution r. at
the top of their voices, and circulating petitions to
have this model "peuce( of-an e9scer, retained in
the position he has dsgraced. An Opossum feast,
l not The Chief . hsaA and neither will petit
tons, even if they are signed by some good men
the plea Of "synpathy and the promise of refor
nation" the latter of which is like pe-crust-only
wade 10 be broken. w = sEz
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

Hon. JOHN II. FARQUHAR, has been in
our city for the past ten days, settling
up the estate of his brother in law,
JOHN HAiNEs We learn from him that
his sister, Mrs. ELENoRA HAINEs, is pre-
pairing to move back to her native State,
New Jersey, in the course of the next
two weeks.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

e- THE Com missioners Of the House Of
Refuge, met at indianapolis, on Tuesday
last and organized by electing CHARLES
F. COFFIN, of our city, President of the
Board. They purpose visiting similar
Institutions in other States, before adopt
ing any plans. Gov. BAKER, is empowed
by the law to make the location
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

We have often wondered why many ladies i'm
press the ground only with ths tos of the foot when
walking; and had concluded to ask the of
Of our lady friends but just in the nick Of time along
comes the Lorain News and settles the question in
gard to the fair sex of Eiyria, and We suppose the
same is true everywhere. 1t says:
''The young ladies of this place walk on their tip
toes, and can't help IT, the Waterfalls the top of
their heads draw mp their pack hair tightly that
they can't put their heads down squarey without great
pain" ava see f5i. a977eeE s- HGfTEE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

JAIL BUILDING LET.--The Commits
sioners, we learn, have let the building of
the 'frst-class prison and Warden's
dwelling,," ut Centrevillc Norris Jones,
Esq, gets the brick contract, and bid
dersfrom indianapolis and one from Gin
cinnati, the Stone, Iron and Mason work
I'VE could not learn names and particu
lars. Will give them next week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

GRAND GIFr CoxckRr.-On Wednes-
day night, May LIST, the drawing took
place, in the presence Of a crowded hall
all anxious and waiting, like Macaw-
Der, for something to turn up in the
shape OF prize. Many. Of course, were
disappointed, and q few were gratifed.
s.Sich is life"' The following tickets
drew the capital prizes:
~ $4,000 Greenb acks, No. sc, 918 /;
House. valued at So, 600, No. 1,116
Buggy, No. 34.796 Piano, No. Is, 020.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

We are authorasd - anspanee the nans = TnoA -
n. YoUss - Casdidsts fss nAyesyat tn CITY Eee-
ton In Nay next. NJ - !
To THE CITIZENS OF RicHMoxD-:-I
have concluded to become candidate
for Mayor--wili be thankful for votes
sufficient TO insure election, and If sue
cessful, hope to discharge its duties hon.
estly and satisfactorily.
Yours, Respectfully.
b. w. DAVIS.
We are authorized by the Executive
Committee" to Withdraw the names of
c. G.. Beeler and John Messick as cardi-
dates for Councilmen in Second Ward.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

Between thirty and fifty German emf
grants. from "fatherland," came into
our city about noon to day.
We never noticed a more healthy,
hearty, stout looking body of men and
well favored women, than these emf
grants appeared to be. This is the kind
of men and women to settle the great
West, and ''make It bloom and blossom
They are welcome, AID there is abun-
dant room for more OF the same sort.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

BACK AoAiN.-We are pleased to record the return
10 city. of DR.. r. 3. MITCHELL and family after
an absence Of about four years. He has been sta
TONED at Camp Nelson KY, during most Of this time,
in the service Of his country Chief Surgeon Of that
Post, and has acquired reputation among the "Boys
b Blue" second to other Surgeon, for skin and
unfos1n kindness and all like
AnA and we are glad he is back again, among those
Who appreciate him for his sterling qualities of head
and heart. aAas-=- &'7S14 ZCI$&
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

The OBJ FELLOWS celebration in this
city on Friday last, was well attended,
about three hundred members formed in
procession, and they made splendid
appearance. We did not get out TO hear
the address of Prof. c. NUrr, but hear it
spoken of very highly by those who had
the pleasure of listening to him. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

Whilst every family IN cur city are working for
comfortable homes, the NYE BRos. at the Depot,
c1sring "Home Comfort," in the shape of superior
Cooking Stove that beats the world in labor and
wood-savng. Blessed is the who has the
fsr il, with which to buy "Houe Comfort TLey
aso hare OF the largest and best stocks of Tin,
Copper, Brass and Sheetron Wares, in the City.
60 and see.~ r 90
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

IMPoRrANr SALE.-The reader is re-
ferred to the Public Sale advertised in
another columns of the largo stock Of
Merchant Tailoring Goods, belonging TO
our friend A. WOODWARD The sale
is to take place on next Saturday week,
May 11th, at his old stand on Main st.
Among tie property advertised is a most
excellent Safe. See advertisement.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

The attention of our farmers is direct
ed to the Gravel Road Law, passed by
the last Indiana Legislature, published
on the fourth page of to days Pal
ladium. - -& 3 ~