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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-16

Apoor old woman lay upon her sick
bed in close uncomfortable room, with
daughter and little grandchild to take
care-of her But whom do you think
this aged woman called for ali the time,
and ioEged 10 have come and nurse her?
It was "nother''-her own mother.
80, there's nobody like mother to
take care of you when you are sick she
said. - .,s.-,
A person present asksa how long her
mother had been dead.
About fifty years, ! reckon" she
answered.
Do you think you will-ranember your
mothers loving care for fifty years ? No
doubt you win, il Cos spares your life.
You may think but little of it now, but
you will think 8 great deal Of it then.
This woman's children and grandchildren
had grown mp about her, bat her heart
reached back over all tha sHaste of years
to the time when she vas child at her
mothers side s.aN @
1t was for mother" ..ncther," that
our poor boys, in tent and hospital, call
ed and prayed, WHOM sick and wounded
they wsEslaid down to die.
Q, there aobodY. like "A mother Ia
lave and SkSsfor us, wha. return are
you making her every day for all she
does fer~f Do yoar fest run willing
iy to hsefSidding, As seon - tits known
Do You Try to save her trouble, and
lighten all her burdens? q, nothing in
this world can doit - .sffsctnally a. to
know that her childssn are growing up
good and noble, and useful in the world.
An oath in the streets Of Buffalo cost
50, by Fote-of the City Uoonoa The
STATE ia~ Cry o6asee n.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-16

Granville John Penn, great grand son
of William Penn, died recently in Lon
don. Only bachelor brother survives
him, so that the great Quaker name of
Penn will soon be genealogically ex,
tinct
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-16

WIGGINs was one day with friend.
when he observed poor dog that had
been killed lying in the gutter. Virgins
paused-gazing intently at the dead an
imal, he said-''IIcrc is another ship
wreck" .'Shipwreck, where 2: There's
a bark lost forever" His companion
growled and passed on.
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Notice,

4 hereby given the citizens of Wayne Township.
Il Wayne county, Indiana, that intend to apply at
the next term of the Commissioners Court of Wayne
County, CONNER cing the first Monday in June,
1857. for license to sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than quart at a time, and suffer the
10 be drank the premises, in accordance with the
approved March s. 1859. The premises which
propose 10 sell said intoxicating liquors are located
follows Being a certain two story frame house
Lot No. IL in that part Of the city of Richmond laid
out by Isaac E. JONES' and the first house south Of
the Hotel known as the Avenue House, on the west
side of Fort Wayne Avenue in said City.
CHRISTIAN SCHULTZ.
Nav 9, 1851. ll-iw
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-16
Notice.,

hereby given t, the citizens of Wayne township,
q Wayne county, Indiana, that intend to apply at
the next term of the Commissioners Court of Wavne
county, conmehcingon the first Monday in June, 1867,
for license to sell intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles than quart at Time and suffer The to
be drank the premises in accordance with the act
approved 5th March, $50 The premises which
propose sell said Intoxicating Liquors, located
follows On the North part of Lot No. rs, in that
part of said city laid out by John Smith, the
side of Pearl Street. between Sycamore and Mill
Streets, in building No. los, and occupied by
Grocery Store.
GEORGE kUHLENBECk.
May 9, 1857. 1l-4w.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-16

An oath in the streets Of Buffalo cost
50. by Eote-of the City Uounon The
STATE is~ S1B osasss y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-16
Copies of all CLAIMS,

II any Patent issued by the Patent Office since 1886
will be furnished the receipt of ST. the applicant
giving the full name the Patentee, of the
invention, date of the Patent, &c.
Washington City, Ang. 81, 1865. 27tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-16
Notice.,

n hereby given to the citizens of Wavne tow nship
Il Wayne county, Indiana. that intend TO apply a:
the next of the Commits sioners Court of Wavne
county, commencing the first Monday in June 1857
for license 10 sell intoxicating liquors in less auan-
titles than quart at time and suffer the be
drank the premises, in accordance with the ap-
proved March 5th, 1889. The premises which /
propose sell said intoxicating liquors, are located
follows, to- wit: "a F#s
Being Tie North West corner of Lot No 81 in that
part OF the city Of Richmond, laid by c. W. Starr
and being on the East side of Marion street is inter
sected by an alley along said Lot and North of
Main said Marion Street. and in the front
in the building, known as the Gem Saloon.
JOHN ZEPF
Richmond, May sth, ie = - TOO lI-4w.
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-
ya1 s Al ~e~e7z si1 81 3zam@9 ssT
UNION. PATENT AGENCY.
D. p. HOLLOWAY & CO.
WASHINGTON CITY, Dc
HAVE engaged in the business Of soliciting Pat
ents End prosecuting Patents cases Business
ed to their care will receive prompt attention
Claims A sain>t the Government.
Far0aek p.y-fer Pensions, will receive per-
saa7 HrA son.iattenton
ALL INFoRMATIoN.
Inrsfsrence TO Patent Law cheerfully given. Cop
es of the Law. and Rules and Regulations of the
Patent Office, viii be sent, graas application.
In.pplying for Patensths applicant should for
I'd 4 OF
Illustrated BY nodel-or, lift consists in chemi-
,lcomponna, samples of the ingredients in their
commercial s,ate and also in the proposed prepared
orm should be sent Also, as full a description of
tbeinyention or discovery AMI its advantages should
., Of the napers.
p.r ha,;avinp thew have made an invention ar
sooverv in art or science and DESTROYS of knowing
bs+ba- the same has be en- pa tented by Transmitting
Il -tr
examination maze ID 'u' ~'e"' 0"ee' anu Inc 'esui'
-. ;,x,,;,.tion forwarded to then, for q -.asona
Die compensation
sire them a copy of the Patent Terms now in force
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-30

BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
Peace Conference - Boundaries OF
France not to be Extended-Lux-
emburg TO be Evacuated and Dis
mantled.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 29-The European
Conference which is to meet in Lon
don next month, to settle the dispute
between France and Prussia in regard
to Luxemburg, will be composed OF
representatives of Great Britain.
France, Prussia, Austria, Russia, and
the King of Holland as the Grand
Duke of Luxemburg. 1t is under
stood that the following terms were
agreed upon as basis for the delib-
erations of the Conference:
l. France is not to extend her
present boundaries.
2. The Notifications of Luxemburg
to be evacuated and dismantled.
3. The future political status of the
Grand Duchy to be ascertained and
determined by the Conference.
& 4. The final decision of the Confer
ence to be guaranteed by all the Gov
ernments participating therein.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
C0pperhead suits against Military
OficeIss-Arrest OF an Ascending
County Treasurer-Extensi Fire.

SAN Francisco, April 28.@Since
the decision of Judge Dealy, that
General Mcdowell was liable for
damages for arresting and imprison-
ing people for using treasouable
language and exultation over the
assassination of President Lincoln.
suits are being commenced through
out the State by those arrested during
Mccall, the absconding Treasurer
of Santa Clara County, was arrested
to-day on Walker River, Nevada, and
SIS, 900 recovered. 1s.s-t 81
= The extensive stocking factory of
Goldstone & Sharp was totally de-
stroyed BY FIRE last night. s7a
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WASHINGTON.
Supreme Court Decision in Favor OF
Massachusetts, PrOhibitOry Liquor
LaW-C0urt TO Adjourn the Goth OF
May-Gen. Ord Appoints Military
sqaOflicersf under the Reconstruction
Bill. ss pc

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The Su-
preme Court to-day decided the Mas
sachusetts liquor cases. The decision is
payment of tax under the internal
revenue law, and is no protection to
dealers, in the article, the sale of
which is prohibited by State laws.
The Court announced that no new
cases would be taken up after the
18th, as the Court will adjourn on
the 10th of May.
Gen. Ord acting under instructions
given him while here, has detailed
army officers to act in the place of
Arkansas State officers removed by
him.
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decide upon some metho d of arous b
public attention to this subject. L
success which has attend ed the efforts
of the Free Trade League in efecting
public sentiment, by the wide spread
distribution of popular documents
through the country, is ei ted by the
call as demonstrating the necessity of
adopting some means equally efficient
to counteract the evil it is alleged to
be working. This is the first note of
the coming great struggle for yet
higher duties ra - s
The Heraids Richmond special
says: t-s .f5s........ :
In remote portions of the State the
utmost good feeling exists between
!. the negroes and whites, where Radical
influence has not been used to pro-
mote dissensions.
The Heralds special says petition
has been gotten up in Huntsville. Al
ALBANIA, for the removal of the Judge
of Probate, and Sheriff of Madison
County, and Mayor of Huntsville,
and supplaut them with men of Rad
ical stripe. It is said, however, that
the Post Commandant. Major o. G. G..
Lester, disapproved the object of the
petitions, because he knew of nothing
to justify the action asked for, and
that General Sprague declined to act
unless charges of official malfeasance
or misfeasance were made and sus-
tanned BY proof ass
yNEw YoRK, April 29.-The Presi-
dent leaves for Raleigh on the 18th of
May. <fs-so
The citizens of Halifax gave the
resident negroes complimentary din
ner last week, aud the citizens of Dan
Vile subscribed heavily towards pur-
chasing a chapel for their colored
neigh bors. 81 s-
New YORK, April 29.-The steamer
!, City of Cork. from Liverpool, reports
that, at 8 Am. on the 23d inst, she
passed the steamship Great Eastern,
in latitude 430 81, longitude 430 53s.
Arr;ved-Steamer Iowa, from Glas-
Cow.
NEW YoRK, April ga mail for
the West, by the Allentown route,
including Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chi
cago, Indianapolis and st. Louis. will
close at 4 P. NJ, making seven daily
mails by this route for the West and
Southwest.
The tug Lavergne, lying at Pier 45,
North River, sank suddenly on Sat-
urday night. All on board escaped
except the captain, named Dobbs.
Geo. HI. Mackenzie, of New York,
and G. G. Reichelm. of Philadelphia,
have made a chess match for the
championship of the United States.
Meeting to take place in the Philadel-
phia A theneum, and the winner of
the first seven games to be declared
champion.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-30

T.eLoUIs, April 29.-The banking
house oe Plunkett & Applegate, at
Brunswick, Mo-, was robbed of 50. .OOO
on Saturday night The robbers es-
capped.
Advices from Forts Rice and SulIy,
of month later than the reported
Fort Buford massacre, make no men,
ton of any trouble whatever in the
upper country. The affair is consid-
cred canard at Yanktown and other
points on the Upper Missouri.
The National Union Convention at
Santa Fe. New Mexico, on April 1st.,
unanimously. nominated Jos. E.
Francisco as a delegate to Congress.
ST. LOUIS. April 29.-Omaha dis
patches say that track laying on the
Uniea sPaciie Railroad -ceharfieueetl
to day, apd VIII Be prosecuted yigoF-
ously until the track IS laid on 1O0
miles of the -road- Forty miles Of
iron are now in Omaha. The grading
will be done at,the rate of two miles
per day
The Quartermaster at Omaha has
notified the superintendent that
he shall want transportation for
thirty million pounds Government
stores during the coming season.
Gen. Vessels, at Fort Phil. Kear-
ney,. thinks that the Grow Indians
can be kept quiet only by the pres
ence of alarger force of troops than
are now at that post
r IA bconsiderableg number of Sioux
are ehcanped on Powder River east
of EOrtl Henos > A@sN~ssxx&
The Democrats correspondent with
Gen. sHancock's expedition. , says the
Cheyenne village where the troops
have been camped severai DAYS. was
burned on the 10th inst, involving a
loss of about one hundred thousand
dollars sdszetus s7sfss4sF sfssaf ss.ssi zss3
Gen. Custar was still pursuing the
Cheyennes, who. had fed snorthWard.
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Another Homicide.

WILMINGTON, DEL. April 29. =
Pussy Smith, proprietor of the Indianl
Queen Hotel, was fatally stabbed by
Joseph Pratt. at the house of the lat
ter, this morning. He made no at
tempt to escape, but was promptly ar
rested. Smith lived about an hour.
The cause of the affair is currently re-
ported to have been on account of i'm
proper intimacy between Smith and
Pratt wife, sszss = sss- kIE@o
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81 q8Ds T.h9ss o1s
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AUBURN, April 29.-Secretary Sew
ard left this morning for Washington
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ST.LOUIS.

Pacific Railroad, Omaha Branch
Two Niles per Day-FurtherJ News
from the Indian War-Ft.A ABuf0rd
Massacre Considered a Canard-
Bank RObbed-Uni0n Convention
or New Mexico.
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LACROSSE, WIs..sApril 29-The
Mescott House was consumed By fire
yesterday morning Losss s20eeo;
insured for $40, 600. - :
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-30
BUCK WHEAT FLOUR,

a ND BYE FLOUR, at from IS to 40
Flour. While Wheat Flour has advanced,
We have reduced the price OF our Huck-
wheat Flour. We have nice fre8n lot on
=. : VICKERY BROS,
Eureka Bazaar, 70 Main Street.
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- "a Ia IA NJ O0 IA = 44s
- For coz.rrerctaI and Rtve- Dispatches see
FVth Page.
PEACE IN EUROPE !!
Conference of the Great
Powers.
: BOUNDARIES NOF FRANCE
@ NOT TO BE EXTENDED. q
LUxEMBURG TO BE EVACUATED.
THE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN
- TOUR.
.Prohibitory Law in the .. s. Su-
preme Court.
The IndianWar.
.
Copperhead Law Suits {!
= &
Murders, Robberies, Accidents
- and Fires.
-
= NEW YORK.
.Prohibitory Law in the q. s. Su-
preme Court.
The Indian w ar.
Copperhead Law Suits
Murders, Robberies, Accidents
and Fires.
NEW YORK.

Large Reduction of Public Debt
Rousseau and Sheridan-Louis-
lana Politics s-Meeting OF Manu-
facturers - Southern Political
NeWs-AdditiOnal Western Mail
Vessel Sunk-Chess Match-The
Presidents Southern tOur-COm-
pIimentary to the NegrOes-Greaf
Eastern passed a. Sea.
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slelt tuerbell - rlatiirltdl so lit ia BLOB
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sboaIs geitern @fittag - llbr 28ESubs
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Die 0$foafs 5etfmaD"
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Spteial aNDtiSeil.s

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