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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21
Notice,
Notice.

5 hsreoy given TO the citizens Of WAYNE township
u Wayne county, Indiana, that intend TO apply At
the aext term the Commissioners Court of Wayne
county. commencing the FIRST Monday in March,
1857 for license 10 sell ntoxicatng liquors in less
QUANTITY than quart At time, and suffer the same
70 be drank the premises where sold, ia accor-
dance with act approved March 9Th. 1859, The
Premises which propose to sell said intoxicating
liquors located as follows: Being Brick House
situated on Lot No hundred and fifty, l5o) IN
that part OF the city Richmond, laid cut by John
Smith, on the south side of Main street, between
Marion and Franklin Streets, aud known as tie Gait
House, in the the adjoining the office 10
said Hotel. PHILIP SCHWARTZ.
Jan 81, 1867. 49-4w.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21
Notice.

Is hereby given to the citizens of Wayne Township,
II Wayne county, and State of Indiana, that intend
to apply 70 the Board OF County Commissioners at
their next term. commencing the FIRST Monday Of
March, e6, for license to sell intoxicating Liquors
IN less quantities than quart at time and suffer the
to be drank on the premises where sold, in
cordance with act approved March 5th. 1859. The
premises wherein intend to sell said liquors are To-
Gated follows, to-wit On the south half of Lot
No TO- in that part of the city of Richmond, laid out
by Isaac E. Jones, on the west side OF Fort Wayne
Avenue, north OF the railroad track and northwest OF
the railroad Depot, two doors north of NoWhinney's
Ware house, and being known the Richm md Re
treat. ANTHON HECK. {
Jan. 81, 1857. 49, 4w.
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..SRALf ladies have votes2'' sske<l .
stump spcakcr Certainly. replied 4
strong minded woman in tho audience,
as woman made only to sew on buttons?
And, il she ie. it is against the law Of
nature to turn away the needle from the
poll raaa&a avs Is "a ssas saT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21

in nu1aia.a great Methodist orator
once attempted to preach from the text,
Remember Lots wife," and made .
failure. Afterwards remarking to Dr.
Bond that ne did not know the reason Of
his failure, she vsnsrabls ARetor replied
that che had better hereafter let other
people Wiyes alone. ~ d anl..s. - - :
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21

rHs Toledo Biads isos2v e IL ssilsvi.g
vallasdisAAn wants fer sa.didaAs IN iS6S,
'tri-s!' Democrak. He's - ma He W.
.osea3Ur Alel1W IEES g. CT s.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21

A roox emaciated Irishman, having
called physician in . forlorn hope, the
latter spread . huge mustard plaster,
and clapped itcn the poor fellow breast.
Pat, who, with . fearful eye, looked
down upon it, said. "Docther, Docther,
dear me, it strikes me that 10 . deal Of
mustard for % lie11s sssesr'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21

s.say, seoqt to marry v0 vaz1sa that hss:
intended, although gosd nan:. ~ very -
centric Welt she said Il be Is vary unlixs
csher man. he is ths Sjsss Ensay - b . sssd
husosnd.'s .~.s,vx % ss-zbs77 .xssg 6 -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21

LAwYHs, neither young nor handsome.
when examining young lady witness in court.
desiring to perp,sr her. said. Miss, upon my
word. You are very pretty The young lady
promsiy rsp,ied, z ,weah rstra ths courl;-
meat. sir, were not under OATH
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21

GOLD IN OH1o-The Irish provers
there's parssies every where will
probably come to be applied to gold. In
the vicinity. % Belleville, Ohio, gold has
lately been discovered in minute grains
and fakes in the sand. The spiacer"
has been purchased, and a company has
been organized to work It.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21

scter took place in Saginaw City on Saturday.
January 20. Edward J. Stark, Of Grssnbush.
vas united to Mis- Frances Hammond. teach
sr Of music. these parties usvsr having seen each
other ustia II dsy tAy vsrs msrrisd The
courting was dsne entirely BY mail. There
seemed (sftsr the wedding.) to b probability
ofsheir liking ssch other q soon a they became
acquainted.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21

TIE telegraph cable nakes . Nd ~ t1s!
Atlsrtf- ''-a- sui pillow. cr .h- 80 cr,ti-
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A QuAssreh a1sthsdi& Preacher Of Texas.
years ago. used q announce his text thus:
You viii 6nd my text in the eighth chaptsr o.
Isaiah. ninth verse. Asd Il ysa dsnr find il
thar, yon viii find l.. ct you hunt ths Book
through from Ginassiss 70 Revslstions; aad =
you dos3 md Il S,sn. ~ vili asa /. grsas
msny thinss which win DO you . pswer u
good
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21

Ev.sFgss ishy - sssh1 - 49, 49,
ne iss. b so,er. ia q AanA 70 60
her 0 .hsssa~~F2 srrA ze-t xaAs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21

MISS LILY ELLIorr. Miss Nellie Dean, Miss
Louise Tohey, and Miss Tillis Leonard. had
prize ska.iag match 1t Chicago on Monday.
Miss Elliott received the first prize $4,000 and
Miss Dean the second (3i0O). The second
contest WAS for boys under fourteen. in which
there were thirteen competitors. Willie Brown
took the frst prize ($5o) and James Bowen
the secona fn2Sl1A E4N I& GlsA@S&
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-21

M. GaRRs sued lady for breach Of promise.
Her friends offered to settle i. for two hundred
dollars WHIST cried 0reen. TWO huaAred dol
lars for suind hopes. shattered mind. blasted
life ADD . bleeding heart! Two hundred dollars
Cor all this. Never never!. never!" Make i,
three hundred cd it's : hareAin,. 81
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-30
Wonderful hut True.

Astrologist ed Clslrvoynnt, while
In claifvoysnt STATE delineates the very features
sfths psssea yea are TO marry, andby tie ~ Of IN
instrument ofintense power, known a: he Pysche-
IKE picture Il the fsture Husband wife a the ap-
plicant, wish The ste Of marra,-.. occupation.
ieaiiaG smos ~ character. &c. This y no i'm
,rssities. a. tess,noaials without number can A.
sess. y sessiae ysses q birth, aer. diPesisiss,
snd saane ssssaspe saasessed - yesrself yea vill
srceiss ~ prs.ss y sss.ss Of aa. tssssksr ~iah
druised inessnsain-
N AaAsrss u e~saarses. NasAuE GERrnrDx
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~ The census Il 1860 shows that the
siiiss samed below raak - follow: let,
New Yosk. $3.50; ID. Philadelphia,
eSs.53s; 81. Beooklyn. 266.e6l; 9Th.
Baltians~. l2.llS; sih. St. Louis, l90..
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Champlaia. swenty-sye thousand dollars.
For purchase and repair Of in 'trumeuts, ten
:houssad dollars,
For rsrchase Of sites acw occupied and
lanes proposed 10 be occupied Tor permanent
sea-coast dcfcnccs: Prorided, That no such
purchase shall he made except upon the aPpro-
val of its expediency by the Secretary Of War
and cf the validity Of the title by the Attor-
rcy eacr.l, Gftr thousand dollars.
FOR psrchasc Of sites now occupied by tenn
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NOBODY SHOULD Be WITHOUT IT !
J. G. FRIscH, Proprietor.
TAYLOR 4 BENDEL, Sole Agents,
4l3 ClayiSt., San Francisco.
June Is, 1867. Ally
Free to EYerYbOdY.

A large 6 PIP. Circular, giving information
of the greatest importance to the young Of both
sexes. $50
1t teaches how the homcly may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the for
saken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to
send their address, and receive copy post
paid, by return mail.
Address P. o. Drawer, 81,
r24:ly1 Troy, N. \.
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OF WASHINGTON
County of Lewis.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, |
County of Lewis.
In the matter of the estate of Sidney s. Ford,
deccascd.-In the Probate Court.
r T. TICkNOR, one ofthc Administrators
81 . with the will annexed of the estate OF
Sidney $. Ford, deceased, having on the 2Sth
day of October, 1867, presented to this Pro-
bate Court a petition containing the names OF
all the heirs Of tho said s. S. Ford, deceased.
asking for m order for the sale of all tie real
estate Of said Ford, deceased, and represent
ing the personal property of said estate rs not
sufficient to pay the debts standing against said
Ford, deceased; it is hereby ordered, adj
judged and decreed, that Sidney S. Ford, Jr.,
Thomas J. Ford, J. T. Ticknor, Administra.
tors, and Nancy Ford, Administrative, with
Ford, deceased, be and .arc hereby authorized
to sell the following real estate, ut public auc-
ton to ths highest bidder for cash, on
Monday; tic 25tA day crNovem1er, 1867.
on the premises and it is directed that notice
Of the time and place Of holding tho sale lie
published in the WAsnixGroN STANDARD and
the Pacific Tribune Aewsfmpcfs, p,fbhslied in
Olympia, Thurston county, Washington Terri.
tory, according to law. sNt. ...r.aN
The following 10 tho real estate hereby au-
thorized to be sold, being situated As follows |:
The remaining south half Of the dorrtion
claim Of s. s. Ford and Nancy Ford, as de-
scribed In the Land Office at Olympia, and .
forty.acre lot adjoining, purchased Of she U.
S. Government, situated in Township NJ. Is
north Of Range 3 west, containing in ali three
hundred and twenty acres, more or less.
HENRY PRATIlER,
Judge of Probate,
u. 8. BY II. n. STEARNS,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Dated at C'aquato, this 2sth day Of October.
A. d. 1867. 5s:td
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MApAxE E. F. fHonNroN, TIE great English
Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psychometrician, who
has astOnished the scientific classes Of the Old
World, has now located herself ut Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight, a. to enable her to impart
knowledge Of the greatest inportance to the single
or married Of either sex. While in state trance,
he dclineates the very TEXTURES Of the person you
are to marry. and BY the aid cf an instrument Of
teaes power known :. the i.ysno%sossps
or wife Of the applicant together with date Of mar
riage, position IN life, leading traits Of character,
&c. Thisis no humbug:as thousand: oite:timoni'
tilted ceracate, or written guarantee, that the pic:
ture - whatit purports to be. BY enclosing small
lock Of hair and stating place Of BIRTH age. DISPOSE
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will
receive the picture and desired Information BY re-
turn Of mail. All communications sacredly conf.
Dental. Address in confidence, MADAME e. =.
THoaNroN, P. O. Box "a, Hudst ., N. Y.
April 20, 1857. 24:ly
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PlcWS! PlOWS!

Df the case Of 10 sarh- a. Sc; ss Hsrous.
DCzifissisrs. Var. xilis. ian Ls1sl. CIDER
uahs, nsy CATERS al ssaesa. Fs.ninx rs1is.
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
TIE CIVIL COURTs

Mrs. Susan l.. Corwin, young widow, and
OF the matrons " Bellevue Hospital bipught SUI or
breach promise of marriage yceerday before judge
Mcneil In the Superior Court. acnst Daniel W ieITy
Mr. Terry became acquainted with Mrs. Corwln IN he
Winter Of 1861 and Ht length promised o marry her
He very assduOus In hs attentions for afcw MONTHS
but shortly afterward desired release on the ground
that two other yOuug women had prior claims on his a
fcct0ns. Mrs. COrwin laid DAMAGES A. t250J Ieliy
Failed to ,Ppd1F IT, ana ts }I & ua 5ng S oben et
several hours they were unable to agree upon any sum-
ON the 18Th inst Justice Connolly committed Police
John McGOln who had taken aprsOner before him.
day MeGoin appeared before Judge Sutherland on the
writ OF habeas cOrpns Counsel for the prisoner hold
that police justice had authority TO commit for con
tempt but referred by the Court 10 the provision of
statute which forbds oil interference by Associate
Judges In cases OF contempt The prisoner WAS re-
The case OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company was
mp again yesterday before Judge Sutherland. james r.
Munson. the plaintiff recently obtained mandamps
from Judge Sutherland compelling the Company to sub
nit their books hi inspection Defendants counsel
obtained a stay OF proceedings from Judge Ingraham
until Monday next; whereupon plaintiffs counsel applied
for order to show why the order should not be
vacated, which was granted Judge Sutherland heard
the argument yesterday. and vacated the order:
Vincent Cody convicted Of tho murder OF Prof John r.
Livingston yesterday sentenced by Justice Ingra
ham TO State Prison FOR life Thomas Lambert convicted
OF arson setting fire to sailors boarding house In
Overst, sentenced IL years and months III state
Prison.
William G. Wiley OF this city filed Yesterday in the q g.
District Court petition in bankruptcy, which was re-
In the United states District Court before Judge Ship
man. Nr Eberlard Faber brought suit against the ners
the schooner Onres for damages. In December 1866
Mr. Faber chartered the Onres TO bring load OF cedar
timber from Florida to this city but previous TO her de
parture from Florida the Government seized her and
held her It's service When at length she arrived here
with the cedar, its market price was far below what Mr
Faber could have realized had tho vessel brought II
without delay Mr. Faber sued for the difference The
Court held nasmuch the contract did not specify
time for delivery tho libel must be dsmssed with costs
United States Commissioner Belts discharged Mr
Nicholas seagrist, yesterday there being no evidence
that he had attempted TO defraud the Government by
presenting forged pension papers. The Commissioners
reserved his decision In the OF Matthias Getzo who
was accused with Mr.. Seagrist.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19

About $50 pupils with their teachers, from
the Deaf and Dumb Institution favored the visitors
TO the Fair on Thursday with wonderful exhibition OF
tn cir proficiency the language Of signs The superD
tendept first introduced 3 boys not 10 years OF age who
have been only TWO weeks under instruction In the rst
exercises the beginner is shown chair knife then It's
name is written blackboard and thus he soon learns
to wto the name OF any material thing Abstract words
are learned after practice, with but little difficulty. The
Professor represented cat by twisting his
then strOkng his arm; key by twisting his fingers on
the palm of The hand. One OF the pupils wrote lamb In
stead of sheep when the Professor initiated shearng wool
from his arm and the mute at corrected the error
The elder pupils have species OF shorthand which they
use with great rapdity class nearly ready TO graduate
was brought forward One young man told the story OF
me elephant and the tailor by gestures and signs amid
raptur0us applause. Three or four OF the pupils were
asked by the teacher to write on the blackboard what
they Thought of the great Fair and theycOmpied Every
body was delighted with the display by the deafmues,
and the mules were delighted with the Fair.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
MILITARY MATTERS

The following officers have been commits
stoned by the CommanderinChief in the N. G.. s. n. Y
during the week ending the 18th inst:
Fyrn DUistos-Ileny Latin Ade Camp with rank Of Major
from oct 1861 w. Thomas declined John NJ sehoonmake
ABIDE Camp with Major from Oct a. 1867 81 T. Trump
bour, declined.
Third RKGxKST IsYAsrRY-Wllam H. Gray Commissary Of
subsdeuc Sept 49, 1867 vice Jamts Baker pro
noted Richard Smith, Second Lieutenant with rank from sept a.
1867 ~ Fisher promoted; X l.. Denon. second Lieutenant
with rank from Sept, 49, 1851 vice C. X TIuaI resigned go
FPrn REGMEsr Edt First Leuenan With
rom sept 1867 Adam pomoted John boan Second
Iutenant with Sept 1867 vice Jacob kd promoted
BurDha Huag Second Lieutenant with rank from sept b 1901
vice W. II. shuI promoted.
SKyRSTf FoUKr REGsHSrSew compsny organization Oheef'
Wood Captain George Brown First Luten
ant; Charles y. Parker, secobd Lieutenant
ONEHUSDRKD RE0iHESrNew Company organization
Omcers 1861 Frank Au Captain Charles Edward smith
First Lieutenant; Oscar Genong, Second Lieutenant .
have been accepted during the week ending
i2th H. Regiment B Young Oct H. 7ls Reg
ment Rirst Lieut. John H. HAgedorn