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The FIsHERIRs.-The Alexandria Gazette
says:-The fine weather is helping the Potomac
fisheries. and we see the Increase OF the catch
at the fish wharf and in the market. The run
OF herring has commenced.
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Rr oEKxN q WILLIAMB, AuctsnseV,
y Dc. S2o, aouthsAst cor nsr tn and ID ~

MIsI BETMEEE i AID K sTRSsfs
SOSTT, ON THl ISLAND, ATAUcfI0N,
mes Vel shall sell. on the premises Lots II and H.
IN ubdivision OF Sansre scout Of Square 40 as .
baving soof front and d. pths, 20 vhfch ve call
the attention OF buyers o. they will be sold with
Terms: One ksIf cash; balance In SIX .ud tveiy.
months. for usses bearing interest and eecu rel
by q deed OF trust on the premises. All convey
apctng and revenue stamps the cost OF the sur
chaser. 500 down on the dsy OF sale. 80
ap I'd GRkEA a WILLIAMS, Auets.
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ny COOPER LATIMER. Auetioneers.
'0 Star Once Buii sis And iish street,
SALE OF THE LApDEBs, BARS. SWINGS.
AAS Avn oTHhH HAPPAsATSS OF BRADYs
By virtue Of g ehattel mortgage duly executed
and "a one Of the ehattei Records Ter WashinstoD
County; O.; viii 9. pose for sale, on the lrsai
the ladders, bars. swings, dumb bells, clubs and
and = sSsison =. D1 en-
Loufsisna avenue, In Washington city, between
sath table,. ss9 =. Ss pipe
furniture and fixtures belonging to and in said
0ymRasfum.
Terms cash:
LAWREHGF G; B0Ges. Trustee.
COOPER LATIMER. Auots.
The Gymnasi mn will be open till Thursday, tn.
rnnesmsnts for az .s, YIN Do closed 70 make ar
ii 81 s::dss ''f oS6fER LAr1MrR, Aue..
RY,GREEN = WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.. : !
u no. $40 Sc. cor. 9TH and ID streets.
ExoELLsEr HoUaIH0Lp FuKsIruRr AT
On THURSDAY THE lIth Infant at 10 e;cleck
q. m, we shall sell, ~ House No. 525, cerner of
street porth and Second street west, the follow
HsirsIO!h fs.i.i suite; c0n.Is.ing Of let. aret.
HanssS%. TssRsh Psts Pier Glass. with Marble
Walnut Bsdstsads, wsshstAnds, and DRESSING
Mahogany Bedstead and Marble. tor Wssb.t.,s
Good Feather Bed, Pillow. and Bolstsrs -'.
Hair n usk. end other Mattrsssss p - II e q p
Blankets, Soniorss, opiits, Bed eprsAds, Sheets,
walnut Gard Tables and wind on, sA.des
Nearly pey Ins!sip Ana RrnSssls Fsrpsts -,
Stair, Hell. and other 0iiclofhs - : y.
Iarler, Chanber, and 0ooking etoyesl I1cigi >
ptnlne Orookerys Glassware, and Pisted ware
Side Board, Rope eatting, and ksfrtgerstor -
Crune Clcths Toilet Sets Aed Clock a.sDIOsN
fsses sssS, dSIxE = xIL1rAMs,s, - -
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RY GkEEH q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,

RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 18th instant. April, 1 shall
sell. at CLOCK p n in front of the premises,
by virtue OF deed OF trust, to the Subscriber .
bearing date the 18th day Of February, 1856, and
RECORDED In Lioer B NJ. a.. No Is, foIios IN,
District OF Columbia, the following named PROP,
erfy' lying and being In the city of Washineto
D.C;, VIZ; Part OF square north of square mum.
bered eight hundred aud Fifty three, CS5s be-
slnning for the same OF the southeast corner Of
street eighty 1897 ieet thence north ixty two 1s9l
ieeu siI inches, thence east eighty (Sej feet,
thence south sixty two t65l feet six f6 inches TO
the place of beginning, together with the ina
proyementS.
Terms made known at sale. All conveyancins
and revenue stamps at cost Of purchaser SIao
viii De required paid down when the properly
with the terms In i've days after ssS Me trustee
reserves the right TO resell the pfo11 a by ad-
Star JOHN M. HANSOES IN
ap3d GREEN WILLIAMH X6SfS
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X NJ, HALLS ..-..s.-.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
No. / Louisiana avenue, corner eth st.
FOR SALE,
A desirable LOT ou'vermsnt avenue, near II
street, at a bargain.
X STREET,
A fine LOT, 25xlOo, between Ilth and 18th SITS.
3TH STREET,
Near City Hall, BRIOK HOUSE, at So 500
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE,
Near l4th street, Is more fine LOTS, on long
time.
CSTREET,
A four story BRICK, between "a and 6th sts
at great bargain.
&C., FOR RENT,
A large BUILDING and STORE ROOM, now
KIoman's Restaurant, on 7th street.
..f. CHEAP,
A fine FARM, of no acres, well improve near
city, at $1,000.
FOB RENT.
HOUSES rooms, on Georgetown He ghts.
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FINE CANARY BIRDs.-See elsewhere the an :
nouncement of an extra fine importation of
French canary birds just received at q. Rup-
perts. 522 9TH street. They are said to be the
most exquisite singers and the finest birds ever
brought 10 this CITY
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DYw.B. LEwIs CO., Auctioneers,
ID Ne 800 Pennsy lvsnis avenue

IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
FRIDAY next, April 5th, at O'Clock p N vs
shall sell. on the premises, two two story Franc
Houses and Ground Lot No. 81. in sguare Ne
s54: situated on Willow Tree Alley, between q
sp32t W.B. LEWIs CO., Aucts.
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BUILDINGS AT CAMP KRAgsE AT AUG

DEPOT QUARTHRMAsTHRs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. O., April 4. ls9.(
By order of the QuArtermaster Gene rel the fol
owing BUILDINGS Mt Camp Krauss, ON the
Es.tern Branch. will be sold at Public Auction
WEDEESDAY,A April 10, under the 81 perv sion
Of Lieutenant Edward Hunter. 18th s. infantry,
acting assistant quartermaster q. 8. A.-sale 10
commence at II e'eloeka INTO wit
] Frame Building, - feet By 50 feet.
Grain and Hay House, 2h BY sek feet.
Kitchen and Mess House. 2I56 feet BIZ ls2 feet
Stable, 1e feet by 2631s feet,
Wbeslwrights Shop, IS, feet by Is feet.
blacksRithb Shop. 1S1s feet by q feet,
Wagon Shed. 2slz feet by 7l1l feet.
Buildings Will be sold sipgly.
Terms Cash, in Governments FL nds.
The UHited States relinquishes the care of these
buildings upon day OF sale.
PIT o 81 TOMFKINS,
Brevet Brigadier General.
ap 4-6t Depot OuArtarm AAter.
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fcus ~ b1a 30 is- 7gG f7- rs9o .'-rH7
d - otaiBSsI bg6 .3iHT fsItI as- r".a
.ca fs....s % Ijtfe fEJi q 1igrf d. .-fra - -
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PIHHIss can be had in any quantities at the
6tdr OH ce counter
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ROBBERY RKPoRTED.-Yesterdaya afternoon
II was reported TO Lieut.. Milstead that a young
nan, an agent Of q Pennsylvania nursery, had
been robbed on the T Il road, lust beyond the
District line. The circumstances We're report
ed as follows: That the agent was returning
from business trip In Prince Georges, IN a
sulky, and near piece ofwoods four colored
men stopped him-two presented pistols
and commanded b I'm not to resist at the peril
OF his life; that in short time fight flashed
ID his face and he Immediately became ua-
conscious, and on coming TO, he found that
they had taken S475 from his pocket-book,
with q draft, and had cut some leaves from q
memorandum book, and that he discovered
near the place a box of matches, which had
been fguited.
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ap2-3t Er'H
EURNIsHED HOUSE FOB RENT-Pieasantly
ipoufe If T'f BS ssEss sssp stsr and
per Week, at NJ. IS 9th street, bStWeen and
Louisiana avenue apl.lm+
ITO TINNERs-For sale, the TOOLS, STOCK,
&C., pers,aiss, hg to Timers s.tabishmen,
IL Rooms to rent at moderate terms. suitable
for single gentlemen or family, with first class
Table Board. Also, lew outside Table Boarders
san o. S Apply corner 9Th and
LOB sALR-The large BRIOK HOTEL in
Rockville Hotel, with extensive grounds. &C,
Aass. %h sPs
FOB sALE-A TWO story BRICK HOUSE near
l. the northea st bound airy OF the city; rooms
$1,000 Inquire 347 3D. st. NH as-d
0OO ACRES OF BEST LAND near wash.
cOO ington TO LET for two years without
land under cultivation. in lots of one to Atty
acres, with many other Inducements, Including
the privilege OF buying the land at any time. For
D. L. WELLS CO..
NH I'm Corner 9Th street and La. avenue.
FOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
l. containing eight rooms and attic, on 4th st 4.
Aso FER sale Inquire 81 Fsyetse s.ssss Georse
town, ID. q. NH 2I-2w-
ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE AND DE
~ SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS in the city for
sale. 1t is situated on the north side of K street
Mexican Minister ., froEtine on franklin Square.
Said lot is Is feet BY 49, running back to Q 80 foot
alley and improved by 0 two story brick stable.
fe 26-tf 8. p. BROWN, 463 9th street west.
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A DANGEROUS ACCIDEST.-This morning
while small boy, son of Mr.. Gibson, was
riding on Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
on small pony, q lager beer wagon, driven
bY = German, WAS near running over him
before the driver saw him. The driver sud-
denly pulled mp his horses, and the wagon
tongue struck the rider on the forehead, knock
ing him from the saddle, and infiicting an
ugly wound. The bystanders were sure that
Immediately picked him up and took HIM TO
Callan's drug store, corner Of 9th street, where
n was ascertaiaed that the wound, though
severe Is not dangerous, and the sufferer was
taken 70 his home by his friends. The driver
vas arrested by officer Thomas Britt and de-
TeCtlve Miller, and was taken 10 police head
was not the result OF any negligence on his
part, he was dismissed by MAJOR Richards.
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Brass Mats. &c.
By order Of the Post Once Department. -
Sale TO commence on SATURDAY. April 6. AZ
II o'clock, st our Auction Rooms, 295 PenHsyl-
ysnia avenue, AND EvERY TUESDAY, THU Rs
DAY, and SATURDAY there after at sane n "a
and place. until the whole stock IL disposed Of
N B.-A catalogue lie now being prepared Of
miscellaneous articles which have eumu lstad fr
the Dead Letter once, Since the last sale They
will be sold ct an early day. Due notice Will be
gwen.
Post ONCE Department. Aprii. 1857
spS lOhron.l HAGLK 90, Aucts.
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RY 0REEE WTLLIAM s, Auctionesrs
- No. s26, corner 7th and d streets
by HAGLK a CO.. Asctioneers
" Salesrooms 293 Pc. az bet 9Th and l0th 81,
DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE.

500 Daguerreotype Gases. which have aocumu
lated In the Dead Letter once for sewers
years. comprising every variety and style
such as Pearl. Tortoise Shell, Enamel, Pspie
Mache, Velvet, &C., elsborstely painted an
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N. b MI. Ellis desires 10 state that the above
second hand instruments acce pied u part nay for
new instruments. The Pianos will probably range
in value from fifteen to enc hundred and fifty dol
lars esch.
ap43t COOPER LATIMER Anct.
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SETTLED AT LAST. = Yesterday morning
Judge DIN, in the Equity Court, made a de-
cree ratifytng the report of the auditor in the
case of Zepheniah Jones agt. StrIngfeIlow
trict for nearly fifteen years, it having been
originally brought against the late, Ann Der
mott. Jones erected the building ON the corner
o. louisiana avenue and eth street for MISS
Dermott. and subsequently 1t became necessa-
~ TO make expensive repairs 20 strengthen the
work. This II was alleged by the plaintiff was
not on account OF the workmanship, but be-
cause the defense insisted on altering the plan
of the building after it had been commenced
Notwithstanding the protest of the arr Infect and
others. MIR. Jones obtained a verdict in his
favor some years since, but by technicalitIes
and appeals the case has been prolonged.
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You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
HALL.-A meeting of the Board of Trustees of
me Joint stock company OF the Young Mems
Is 20 erect hall fo- the association) was held
on Tuesday evening, az tue residence OF Chef
Justice Chase, The Board unanimously ac-
cepted the charter granted by Congress, and
elected the following officers: Hon y p
Chase, President Gen. o. q. Howard and Mr.
John K Elyans, Vice Presidents; Gen James
"A EkiR, Secretary mir. H ID. Cooke, Treas
urer.
A building committee OF five was appointed
with Mr.. A h Shepherd as chairman, and
were instructed TO report at the mex, meeting
Gen. EkiR offered resolution rendering the
thanks OF the Board 10 Gen. 5. L. Brown for
his services N advancing the interests of the
association, which was adopted.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03


IMPRoMPrU HoRrIcuLrURAL FAIR.-
The free exhibition held in this city, at
No. 8 Engine Hall, was 4 complete sue
cess in the Grape line. We have never
seen 30 many different varieties-such
large punches and such fine looking
fruit Of the vine, as were on exhibition
last Saturday. Besides Grapes, there
was quite sprinkling Of Apples, Pears,
Peaches, Pumpkins, Kershaws, Squash
es, Beets, Turnips, Potatoes-Sweet and
Irish, Beans, and Corn
We took list Of the articles exhibit
ed and the names of those who brought
them to this free exhibition; but are
obliged for the want of room, to omit
them this week. a. Is assg
Suffice it to say. that the exhibition,
Notwithstanding the haste in which it
was gotten up, was a credit to those en-
gagged in it, and abundantly shows that
our Horticulturists are progressing from
good to better, at every exhibition they
undertake.
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The Union County Fair, recently held
at Liberty is reported to be success.
The Herald says there we're /" fine shows
Of stock in the different stalls, and a
beautiful display Of fruits and flowers
and ladies handiwork in floral hall-the
display of buggies and carriages was
good, rs was also the exhibition Of cere-
ais in the agricultural department."
The Herald reports the balloon assen-
sion, as failure''-the balloonist
promising however, to " go up at some
future day, 'sfree to the public" Bratz,
Perry 4 Co, of the Empire Plow Works
in this city, took the premium for best
plows on exhibition, over six other COM
petitors. This is encouraging to the
new firm, and shows that their manufac
ture of Flows is properly appreciated.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03
ELECTION DAY--TUESDAY.

On Tuesday next, Oct. 9Th, the cleo
ton takes place in this State. Some of
the most important county officers are
then to be chosen. The Ticket present
ed by the Republicans is good one, and
we urge all to give it a hearty support.
Elections, just now, if adverse to the
success of our party, Notwithstanding
their local character, are sliced upon and
paraded through Democratic papers, as
evidence Of the unpopularity Of Repub-
lican principles with the people, and for
that reason do we urge our friends to go
to the election and keep Old Wayne's
majority up to its past strength. Let
Republicans thus do their. duty, and A.
j., of the White House, will not place
the 'flattering JUNCTION to his SOUL that
the People endorse his INSCRIPTIONS. in
consistent, wicked and devilish "policy."
TO THE POLLS! then, Republicans
and again show your faith by your
WORKS.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03

AccIDENTs.-On Friday morning last.
a little child Of Jacob Tice, Of this city,
was hooked by a cow--the horn going
into the corner Of its mouth and tearing
the cheek out to the lower part of its jaw.
DR.. Hartman dressed it, and the little
fellow stood it like soldier-it is doing
well. ,@
T. j. Heagey, Esq, residing short
distance south from town, got the fore
finger on his left hand badly crushed in
cider mill, one day last week-the
coggs taking in the finger and grinding
it up to the second joint-we've seen
mashed fingers but this is the worst.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03

FAIR GRoUNps-Our editorial breth-
rem of this city went over to Centreville,
on yesterday, by invitation of the
Board of Directors of the forthcoming
Agricultural exhibition, to come off on
the 18th, 10th, 18th, and 18th of this
month. We are sorry we could not
have accompanied them, for we are told
that, among other things, most excel
lent dinner was served up for the
/" Knights of the quill at the Leshly
House-that, under other circumstances
would have been an inducement. We
are glad, however, they enjoyed them
selves, and were treated with the con-
Alteration due the fraternity, from the
hands OF our fellow citizens Of Centre
vile and of the gentlemanly. managers
Of the Fair. e44 as2 seea7F s
We are informed that the grounds
are being put in most excellent condi-
tion-thirty acres are appropriated, Of
beautiful undulating land-a substantial
board fence has been built, enclosing
the grounds-large and commodious
Halls erected--Stalls for horses and
Cattle built, and the track is beauty.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03
YsARLY MEETING .The Yearly Meet

YEARLY MEETING The Yearly Meet
ing Of Friends. on North Eighth Street,
concluded their business to day; Thurs
day,) and adjourned to meet next year
at Waynesville, Ohio, The attendance
this year has been larger than usual aad
the business of the meeting has, we
learn, been uniformly tremendously
and satisfactorily adjusted. On Sab
bath last, their large and commodious
house of Worship was filed to overflow
ing with people and their two acre lot
and sheds, filed with carriages and hor-
ses We shall take occasion to notice
this house and grounds when we have
more room. The Friends are making
preparations to build a large school
house on the north west corner of their
lot, in q short time. s5 r. sssr5
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Temperance Meetings.


A Temperance meeting will be held
at the Sevastopol school house, on
Thursday evening. Speeches win be
made by VIM Baxter, A. Strong, ". C..
Whooton, and others.
A Temperance meeting will be held
on Friday evening of this week, at the
school house near Jacob Crisis farm on
the Goshen pike railroad crossing. Ad-
dresses will be made by Rev.Agenbroad,
G.. w. Smith, VIM. Baxter, and others.
A Temperance meeting will be held
next Saturday evening at the corner Of
Main and Marion Streets, and will be
addressed by that eloquent and talented
champion of Temperance, Elder W. G.
Howe.
"A Temperance meeting will be held
at Culbertson's school house, on the
Centreville pike, next Monday evening.
Speeches will be delivered by W. W.
Foulke, VIM Baxter and Others.
We hope there will be full attend
ance at all those meetings, for the cause
of Temperance demands the support of
all men.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03

NEARLY ANOTHER FIRE.-Frank GULL
yer, having been lodged in the Gala
bose for drunkenness, set fire to his
cell on Tuesday last, and came, near suf-
locating in the smoke. He had tried to
dig out, and succeeded in reaching Mr..
Bescher's cellar wall, when he became
discouraged and thought he'd try fire.
A bucket or two of water put out the
flames, and Franks arms were put be-
hind him and bracelets put on his wris: 8
but he soon contrived to bring his
hands in front. 'Gulliver's travels came
near being finished this time.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03
EXCITEMENT in Richmond !!

One hundred and fifty girls OF this
we'll, will render to the citizens next
Tuesday evening at Phillips Hall rare
Musical Treat The programme consists
of many new and beautiful pieces by the
class. German, Scotch, Opera, and In
strumental Music, by Mr.. Shotwell. who
being blind, will read and write by the
sense of touch.
Admission Is cts. No half price.
Doors open at O'clock, exercises to
commence at T. 80.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03

FIRST TRAIN From THE WKsr.-After
the fire had been put out, the enterpris-
ing, $50 ahead hoes boys of No. 2's got
their carriage on the Rail road bridge,
and, thumpety bump, away they came
I laundering over, at 240 speed; initiating
the whistle of the locomotive, many
thought twas the western train-and it
was-a train of "b'hoys" that arc always
on time at . fire.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03

TN A DEMocRAT!'--A strange idea
seems TO prevail in regard to the admin
istration of justice in our Mayors court,
by some of the {. unterrifed," who, be-
cause Mayor YOU'VE happens to be a
democrat, think it is only necessary
for them to plead that they, too, are
democrats. in order to escape punish
ment. In this they are entirely mista-
ken; for he dispenses justice alike on
all who happen to come before him,
without regard to their political status.
Recently one Of our policemen took
up an old gentleman, who besides being
bald HEADED was filed with bald face
whisky. After getting him to the en-
trance of the Hotel de Calaboose, and
opening the door, this happy man looked
in, and, drawing himself up with con-
siderable dignity and speaking with
confident emphasis, he exclaimed:
"Why, you amt going TO put me
down there! I'm good Democrat ~
But the plea was Of no use, and in he
went. He stayed there until Monday
morning, when the Mayor charged him
% for board and lodging. Being des
titute of anything but a ten cent postal,
he was remanded to the care of Street
Commissioner Haner, to work the
fine out on the street, when one of his
friends from Centreyille relieved him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03

The STATE FAIR commenced on Mon
day last and from everything we hear
regarding it, success is assured. The
entries are unusually large, and the
Horses and other Stock are said to be
equal il not superior to any exhibited
ct any former Indiana Fair.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03

The Friends ('Orthodox' Yearly Nee
ting, now in session, is already larger in
numbers in attendance than usual. We
are glad that the Friends have resolved
to adjonrn on Monday next, in time to
return home to vote-this9 is rights
practical illustration of faith and works
going together.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03

The Regular Monthly Meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association &C.
ours next Monday evening, Oct. It'll, at
Union chapel. q
The action Of tae Board of Managers
relative to the use of amusements in
connection with the Reading Room OF
! the Association, will be submittsd for
approval and made the special subject
Of debate. ~@t
4 full attendance is desired.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03

Asjury dog trial took place before the
Mayor to day (Thnrsday )-the animal
had two owners--the jury. decided that
said dog belonged to the plaintiff, and
assessed Zone cent" damages on the de-
fendant-who had to pay the cost,
amounting to about $50.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-03
DIR. schenck's Mandrake Plns-A SUBSTITUTE

for Calousel. Assae&
These Pills are composed of various roots having
power reaxthe secretion of the liver promptly
and eectuaIly blue pills mercury without produc-
ing those disagreable dangerous effects, which often
follows the use of the latter. =
In all bilious disorders these pills may be used with
confidence they promote the discharge Of vitiatsA
bile, and remove those distractions from the liver
and hillary ducts which cause bilious affections /
general. So s,asn assss ssasA &4ea@ 3
Schenck's Mandrake Pills, cure sick headache and
all disorders Of the liver indicated by sal0w skim
coated tongue, costiyness, drowsiness and general
feeling of WEAKNESS and lassitude, showing that the
liver Is in torpid obstrueted condition. na =
In short these Pills may be used with advantage il
all cases where paEgatse Alternative medicine is
required. ffrY =. as4
F Please ask for abr Schenck's Mandrake Pills"
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price IS cents
per box.
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DO NOT FAIL TO REclsTER!!

We would impress itupon the mind Of
every voter. and especially Of every Re-
publican, che necessity of seeing that
his name is on the list. You can have
1t put there to-day or to-morrow-Satur-
day being the LAST DAY for this duty.
Go and see to it. and urge others to do
likewise. II