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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-19
State of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS.
In tue Wayn'

aza@s 3ast 6znea ID IL In tue Wayne
JOHN kISER, ss Circuit Court February
vs. Term, A. D. 1868.
SOPHIA kISER. $50 Complaint fer Divorce.
No. 2054
DE IT KNOWN, That, on this 9th day of Deceun-
ID Der 1861 the above named plaintiff, by George
H. johnson, Esq, his Attorney fled in the office Of
the Clerk Of the Wayne Circuit Court his complaint
against said defendant in the above entitled cause
Said defendant Sophia Ksers therefore, is hereby
rotifed of the filing and tendency of said complaint
against her and that unless she and
demurs thereto, at the calling of the said cause on
the second day of the next Term of said Court TO be
begun and held at the Court House in Ceneryille
the lst Monday of February next, said and
the matters and things therein contained and alice ged
will be taken true and the said cause will be heard
and determined in her absence. - &s&as 50
Witness the Clerk, and the Seal of said
TsEALi Court, at Centerye, this 9th day of Decem-
49, Der 1863 ssss 90 E@%eR@ ia
W. LLIAM w. DUDLEY, Clerk.
George A. johnson, Atty of Pitt. ~
Dec. / ,l667. ssesf (pfS5. - ASA kaa 42-4w
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ELECTION NOTICE.

q election will be held by the stockholders of the
~ First National Bank of Richmond, Indiana, at
O'Clock P. NJ Tuesday, January 4th, in the
occupied by ]. p. Siddal, Esq, National Bank Build
ing, Richmond, Indiana, for the purpose of electing
nine Directors to serve the ensuing year.
Nov. 81, 1867. 40-3w. J.E. REEVES, Prest.
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THE LITTLE CORPORAL { :

ital number. 1t coptains .'On the Hearth Rug. y
The Great Panjundrum HIMSELF :. Jennie's Mem
ory string" new a. Rhyme OF Little Red Riding
Hood," the conclusion Of " Camp Bruce besides a
number OF sp 'rkling poems. among which is ner
feet gem by the seeia.e Edition. Mrs. Emily Hun
tngton Miller, entitled The abv's stocking - nlu-
sic bv Geo. r Root, letter from Theodore Triton,
and Editorial describing the beautiful process by
which Charmos made.
A new volume of TIE LITTLE CORPORAL begins
with the next number. The publisher has determined
continue his offer Of the November and December
numbers free To all subscribers received during
Terms $500 year. Sample copy free if sent for
before January 1. &#G8 Ia
Address ALFRED L. SEwELL,
f&@fss ~ Publishers of TIE LITTLE CORPORAL.
ffs ~ Z. ,g,a@ e.sFE t Chicago, Ill.
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EAlways get the Best. UnexpIosive
Coal Oil, at AvERY's =. E. Corner Main
4 Marion str Gets.
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H2-AIways get the Rest. DIR. AvERYN
BaIsam Of Life cures coughs and colds and
i. 4 pleasant remedy. !
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NICHOLSON 6 BRO,
Booksellers & Stationers,
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81 Main Street, opposite Citizens Bank,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
State of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS

q
IS. january Term,~A.m ID.
ANDREW s. HEROD. 1868.
Complaint, No. 5000.
UlE 1T KNOWN, That, on the 10th day Of Decem-
- Der 1857, the above named Plaintiff By John
Yaryan Attorney Sled in the Office of the Clerk Of the
said defendant in the above emitted causes tooether
with the efiavt of competent person thai de-
PENDANT Andrew s. Herod, not residentofthe State
of Indiana. t#g t5a4 e & - Toss sas8 y =
Said defendant Andrews Herod, u therefore here
by notified of the filing and pendency of said COM
demnr thsreto at the calling If the said cause
the second day Of the next Term Of said Court, 70
be begun and held at the Court House in Cepterve,
the second Monday Of january 1t, said complaint
and the matters and things therein contained and al
lodged, will be taken as true and said cause ill be
heard and determined 10 his absence.
- Witness William W. Dudley, Clerk, and he
[sE.L Seal of said Court, at Centerrille this 10th
lay Of December 1867.
WILLIAM w. DUDLEY, Clerk.
John Yaryan, Atty of Pitt.
Dec. Il. 1867. za14 {pf$5.) Is e hssaai A.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
UyHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
II name of White Il Nicholson Brcs.. Booksellers,
at No. sc Main street. is this day dissolved by mutual
Parties having Enclosed accounts will please
settle promptly.
ssE4s #a OLIVER WHITE,
NICHOLSON BRO.
November 23.d, 1867. Aft
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MATRIMONIAL.

! DIED,--At Mt. Vernon, Iowa, ON the 2lst of Nov.
last, Mrs. REsEcCA JULIAN, aged nearly II years.
She was the mother of Geo. W., Jacob b. and Isaac
II. Julian. Her husband, ISAAC JULIAN, assisted to
clear the ground on which Richmond now stands.
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FAILURES IN NEW YORK.

The New York Economist, Of the 7tha
inst, says: ',Failures among the whole
sale merchants continue to be. the order
of the day. During the week several
suspensions have occurred anon g firms
in the China trade and in the dry goods
importing business; and serious fears
are entertained that these are but the be
ginning Of series Of heavy failures
The suspensions of the last few weeks,
including those of cotton firms, must.ag
gregate somewhere near So, OUO, 0uU.
Resides these, not a few private ccmpo-
sitions have been made, and large a.
mount Of paper not provided for at ma
Z turity has been extended. AS rule the
failures have exhibited a light proper
ton Of assets to liabilities, and have.
been to large extent among importing
houses. The very heavy importations
of the last TWO years are doubtless at the
root of these. reyerses 1t has been pa
tent to m ost superficial observers that an
immense amount of goods have Been
sold much below the cost of Importation;
and this having been done TIL ough sue
cession q. seasons, the result could not
be 9th erwise tlfan disastrous. It is
noble feature In connection with the fail
ures that they have not been among the
young and generally esteemed weak firms
Those who have fallen have been houses
of long standing, high credit and reput-e
ed wealth, the class that would be ex-
pected to weather an adverse gale the
longest. $3.50 8sae#I f#4 $500
e MAsoUER BALL.-On New I ears
eve, Il grand Masquerade Ball will be
given At Phillips Hall. The manage
mens is under the control of CHAs, L1EvE,
ESQ and every arrangement IS making
to ensure ali who par tieipate therein, a
pleasant and agreeable time. The
masks viii be removed at II O'Clock.
Much genuine FIN is anticipated, the
best OF order will be preserved, and
nothing permitted to occur that can be
objected to.
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Total in District. Sb,3tS u
1t will be seen that the total amount from
the Eastern part Of this county. is S3,l5i 90
whilst from all the other Divisions, combined
the sum total is only 5000 64-leayingl az
excess in favor of Division No. g., of $Ilps So
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'Giez ealfadinul.
RICHMOND. IND, DEG. 10, 1867.

or Read the Senatorial debate. between sen
ators Morton and Hendricks. The latter gem
tlernan became somewhat restive at the proof
the Gov. exhibited that Senator lis claim OF
having acted with the People of Indiana on Al
the great and vital questions they have passed
upon during The Last six years, Is completely
and thoroughly ventilated and laid on the shelf,
where, we trust, Thomas himself will be found
should he be again candidate for the po-
sition he nov occupies, orthe democratic can
didate for Governor at the next election. 9
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FeusD Ir.-Lass week, we picked up the
Lafayette Courier, and. looking at the yeas and
nays on dispssing of the elephant of impeach-
ment, as published therein. we discovered that
our dis,inguit he'd M. CPS name wasn't in eth
err list hsreat we marveled, knowing his SEN
timents - we thought we did on that question.
On examining the list in the Globe we find his
nnmo recorded for impeachment. and we make
the correction. Allthe Republican RepIesen-
tA,ives from this State, voted TO impeach A. J.
excepting Mr.. Washburne. 6,..v STATE
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
,inRRIs EEMAIE INSTITUTE.
RELIG IOUS.

The next lecture before the Liberal CHRISTIAN
Union will bc given by Dr. L. g. Brooks, III MS church,
Thirty y-ftthst., tomorrow evening
The new building. corner OF SiXth-ave and iN.
lri,w-st BROOKLYN erected for the sixthave Baptst
sunday school formerly Flatbush-aye Mission; VIII DE-
dedicated tomorrow Sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK
The prospect is said TO he encouraging Tor the
speedy establishment under PrcslyteIian auspices Oh a
seminary of learning male ana % leha'' oi "'s" e'"'
Tho animal examination of Hebrew Free Schools
Nos and 2 will take place at the Greenest eynagoeue
between Bleecker Iouston-stsJ tomorrow mornings
at ~ o'clock
The Rev Dr. Hall of Dublin one of the foreign
ministers now visiting the churches in TINS country Us
Of the delegates from The scotch ana i,h M WG'n
sGuare Presbyterian Church uhe Rev. Dr. Adams - ana
In the Presbyterian Church corner oi fHuFaNe' anu
NincteCnth-St in the afternoon
The Rev. r. NJ Dawson Pastor of the Presbyterian
Churcn at Lcwsburg, Pa, has received ana dccptcu
,rUimouS call become Pastor of the seventh ftSoy
tcriau Church, Ncw-YOrk Cty-late T. Raston smiths
4 petition 10 the Constitutional Convention Is
hcng circulated and signed IN this city urng that h3y
to insert clause in the Constitution prohibiting either
ne state or m,u,iripa authorizes from making any
>ccayian donations whatever Ihs petloh y pl>l , %
inc donation 10 religions bodies made y the state egisa
tnt and Inv The Common Council of tins city during the
past year The Legislature donI ed Sl2o21 ~
Institutes. Of which amount sl24,l'4 IL was gwen 10
Roman Catholic bodies. The Roman Catholics hold
lean for years O plots of ground upon fiinaNe W'
are sand 10 be worth slOOo0OO but for which rental of
s. per annum is paid. The following IS the text OF 'e
f l Hoaorot TIE Constitutional Coareoa Of The STATE Of Ner
The Undersigned your petitioners woud respectfully represent to your
lnuos tho past Tie Legislature 81 TINS
various Municipal Corporations aud many ~ the B"aus o
ui iiud
donating parcels Of ani and other Kinds Of public property Tor e
schools, colleges chufchr
s Ac Of urrelv ,ectsrsn clarscisr be hy the
,uhoued statement which compiled from Official sources oi
onrs are convinced the donations made contrary
Institutions and Government are "nutF hcoml
lille with enlightened egous tolerance, which taxes no man y"
creed which he j. c1nscuciousl! opposed tter
an ur6v different Of Regon each Vcng with
of pnnieT from the public te
ur promotes those Who have the youus OF
ReTuhicsn
old idea (which Fathers long since eIpl"c ihs the huih nay
support the Church lh
American Peo have ever protested against union Of Church and
State petitioners DO socmuy and earnestly protest
cans; tins are tbe therefore respectfully. but earnestly
honorable clause into tue Coniuion pfohlus VIC
legislature Municipal Town Authorities throughout TIE
STAT, from donating appropratinr other property 10
uy church Schp, College Hospital institution u fauy hind
tia, shall he under the control either uect q"
ind lec, Of Auv denomination Of Releiouists.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
rornrr, Of SJ1y PARADE Isjor-Gen. Smaller bas

Forth of July. The following are It's provsohS: Inc
troops will be formed in the following oruer Inc fn.
p,s.ado NJ Infantry on West Twclfh-st, tho Second
radc of Infantry on West Thirteenth-st, the Third
BIiade Of Infantry West Fourteenti,,t the FOURTH
pr5,,de Of Infantry on West Fteenthst, the tlrst
Rr{,adc of Cavalry West Sixteenthst The right oi
each brigade Will rest the t1fth-ave BIlgade Com,
manders will promptly report to the Chci OF stan AZ '
corner of Forteenthst and Fifh-ave, the arrival oa
their respective commands upon the ground At I'so
when the First Brigade of Infantry VIII move up fnu
ave followed at proper intervals by the other hrsades
Fifth-ave through Thirty fourh-s down Aladisonaye'
through Twenty -thrd-st.. down Fourthave. to Four
teenth-st The avenues and streets above enumerated
from curb 10 curb hereby designated as the DIVISION
narade ground the day. As the command passes te
Worth Monument the honors of marching salute VIII DC
maid 10 the Mayor and Common Council Of the city Brlg
Cen Louis Burger will direct national salute 10 De ieu
from the Battery at sunrise and at noon
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS.
COMMENCEMENT or THE PACKER COLLEGIATE


COMMENCEMENT or THE PACKER COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.
The exercises of the twenty-secOnd Commencement
of the Packer Cole gate Institute took place night in
The chapel Of the Institute in the presence Of large and
select audience. After the singing Of the anthem The
Lord is King" the Rev DR.. Ruf opened the exercises
with prayer. The programme included q number Of
essays by young ladies Of the school which all
exceently written and in general well read, although
the ordeal OF delyety, being the more trying not
successfully passed that OF composition. The
esSay-a pleasant and feeling greeting mem
bcrs OF the class by bliss LuCe T. Young cXcccutly
read by Miss HarIis III clean and distinct tones Light
WAS "A credtabIe paper devoted To the effects and
symbOlings Of light viewing 10 In ITS influences
upon nature, science and man; n WAS read bv Misc
Mack. The next essay, upon Chairs" by Miss
Mary L. JudsOD probably the eDloyed effort Of
the evening. Chairs were felcousiy likrned in their
and the comparisons ny which the fanced lkeucsses
sustained were frequently very Ingenious This
essay was well read by Mrs. Helen NJ. A!drld1.
Woman aud tie Temperance Question" by Miss Marga
ret T. Mack earnest protest against the evils Of
tnempeTsDce and appeal 10 the influences OF the fair
against the vice read by Miss Crozer humorous
poem by Miss Fanny A. NicOl entitled The Lay the
Shawl" agreeable satire upon te cXfTavagances
at her for which she deserved the thanks OF all Ben
cdicks in the audience. Miss NcOls flowed easily,
aud while making effort after ShakcspeariaIl
hgbts accomplished its ams plcasngiy To Miss
Arbernan's intelligent rendering the audience were
Indebted that Of It's points was lost An essay upO
~ poetic and antique aspects, was cAcelcniy read by Miss
HcOIs and we'll received. A poem. 10y Miss Anna VI.
Whitney, npOn the Bond OF Union principay speak
tbg OF mat bOhd which hed the cassnatcs together had
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

FIFTY PER CENT SAVED BY USING B. i. BAB-
plrrs LABOR This Soap mad, from clean nn' , P
aducon Of kind VIII not nure the
delicate fabric especially adapted for wooens which VII
shrink washed with this Soap may DC ueu han or
waters II will paint grease lrd stains oi AL kinds
pound warranted equal TO pounds Of p SOAP directions
j h,r Gor king three gallons handsome so Soap from one
oupd Of this Soap f4ch har wrapped IN circular oontans
cs Ir nse prrtr In English and German Az Grocer f
IA r. n.Ihrs So,n" and take no other g. r. BAsBIr, No o.
"a m a. s 10 20 u aud a M,shingol.,t, New York
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
lAnnouncementS1

STRIKING CoNTRAsT-There is striking
otro,, between the clumsy bridge spanning Broadway and the neat
and elegant Of close to it, At No 22 BroaNh
corner Of Fnltons, hat maruarer and for The
besufl STYLES he introduces every His latest ycrt popular
They may also be obtained at No. So Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

These II carats superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1850. 49,,
Every Pen Ia stamped "a. Morton, Second Quality"
and numbered.
The Points warranted for six months except against
accident.
The Cases arc made OF Coin Silver but not heavy
as those of the First Quality
PRICES or PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
CITY ITEMS.

PUBIIoT oToUNrAINs.-The American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals have just received
and approved beautiful casting Of fountain,
numbers Of which will soon he put up In this
city, Brooklyn and other parts OF the state,
and which are admirably constructed 10 enable hOrscs
well small annas-to relieve their thirst. whilst at
same time, may drink of pure water one
of the fountains can now be examined No a. or No II
Broadway. The castings were made at Che -tcr, Ia.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

WoRKINGMEN's UNION MEETING.-President John
Ennis was in the chair last evening The delegates from
the Early Closing Association reported adversely on
aiding associations outside the city The HOrseshoer
reported that they work only eight hours on satur
Iay DiscOuracing letters were read from trades
Citations Of Philadelphia, Boston. 81 Louis, md Ithaca,
reporting eiglthou strikes. 10 reported that the
plastcrcrs of Brooklyn generally working under tho
eight hour rule.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
Yonk, and by every duly appointed Agent at


tAe same prices. .,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trade mark of any other; therefore;
where an Agency is established, the puDllc VIII
he hest snitcd and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send to Headquarters
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

WARRANTED
These Pens IL caras fne and although cheaper are
equal to any gold pens c elsewhere as regards
durability elasticity and good writing qualities.
Every Pen Is stamped "A Morton, Third Qualify and
numbered.
The Points warranted FOR months except against
accident.
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but heavy
those Of the First Quality.
PRICES PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
MOTIONS CHEAP GOLD PENS.

COr WARRANTED
These Pens are 10 car.S fine, and are Better Writing
and Durable Pens without operating Nor
tons Patented Machinery be produced for the prices even
the Gold furnished gratuitously
PRICES or PENS; AND PENS ~ siLvfR-PILTED TX
TENSION CAsE- WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen..........sO ~ 70 with Pencil Case. " %
Inrky Pen. ......... = with Pencil Case .. -
Always Ready Fen 90. with Pencil Case. .... 20
Elegant Pen. ....... I -. With Pencil tase... "
Excelsior Pen .... l -. with Pencil Case. -
These arc Wcll.Fnshed. Good Writing Col dPcns win
idosmn Points the average Of every one OF which
~ FAR ouast gross of the best Steel Pens although
men iiiedrrdfod. and hsrcfOrc not SrchdHged6te
They not numbered but correspond In size to Nos p
:. 3, and respectively
The rst Is taken Of all rcm,anco' BY mail in registered
letters and the safe delivery Of the goods guaranteed 10
all who send twenty cent, chargc for registering IN ad
dluon 10 the price Of the goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUES.
Any one can securc oi the above Gold Pens
without money by getting up club
tl3 sG will buy SIS worth OF Pens,
~ ~ will buy ...... ............ 81 worth OF Pens,
% viii buy observation-disclosures. 80 worth OF Pehs,
" ftnf a. address al 0,ir time.
81 the the subscriber VIII send by re-
turn mail otherwise. directed Gold Pen or Pcns-
s.icciny NE samr according 10 description. Address,
\. MORTON,
No. 25 MATDESLANE NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

GERMAN MoUoR DEAIERs-1he weekly meeting
Of the Executive Committee % this body held last
evening at Huchner Hotel, Dr. schinner in the chair
The principal feature Of the evening the action Of the
Association on the question OF uniting with the Young
Mems and other liquor dealers associations In opposition
to the section OF the Excise Law which fOrbds sale
sunday The most influential members opposed 10
the motion to mite with other liquor organizations, and
IL finally voted down. Many OF the lagCrbrr dealers
yet hope that the law may be modified in their favor.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
MOTIONS FIRST QUALITY.

twARRASTEDJ
These Pens are I6 carats fine and pointed with the
very best irdomin Points carefully selected and none
Of this quality Is sold with the slightest imperfecton
which skill aud the closest scrutiny can detect . .
Every Pen is stamped "A. Norton First Quanty,' and
numbered.
accident.
The Cases are made of Coin Silver, and for this quality
are Itra heavy and strong.
In ,crc ,Ar prNs. ANn pENS IN SILVER FXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

METRoPOLIT,N FIRE DEPARTMEST.-1he Board of
Fire Commissioners held theirRrcgular meeting on the
18th inst for the trial Of such officers aud membcrs Of
the force may have been charged with derectons of
duty. John H. Van Tassell, Foreman Of Engine Co No.
E. charged neglect OF duty found Guilty, but
excusabe on account Of sickness" Heary A. Lindlcr,
Foreman of Engine Co No 70, charged with ntexcatOn
and neglect Of duty, found not guilty. Charles II.
Read Fireman OF Engine Co. No. %, charged with alb
scnce without leave intOxcatOn neglect OF duty and
violation OF other rules and regulations found guilty
and sentenced 10 De dismissed the Department Foreman
Van Tassc 0f Engine Co. No. severely ceusred for
permitting The discipline of his Company to become So
lax, and was warned that decided change ls not made
at once ia This Iegarihe will bc dismissed fnlar
lag was extended to Foreman Henry A Lndt Ii OF Engine
Co. No. 25
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

VNL's elegant assortment of Summer lia'
are Justly celebrated. Dcpo, No. l4l ful'ons'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
n ATIV T. WINE S.

sPEERs NATIVE WINES rapidly becoming the standard Wines
They found every city and village Of the great
West extensively throughout the Eastern and Southern
Their purity uniform quality have inspired the public with
hem insured their almost universal use the Wine Of
the people sPEER the earliest winegowers
States and the Of empire pointed westward be r
tended biz operations f Of California where he has been
equally secessa producing Wines that be made from
foreign or native grapes His Depots and Cellars Passae " j.
and Los Angelos. Cal.
STORE no 2I3 BROADWAY. ".
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE SPBERS PORT GRAPE VINE
sICKLY PERSONS USE SPBERs PORT GRAPE
AGED AND PEBBLE PERSONS Use sPEERs PORT GRAPE.
sPEERs WINES ARE USED FOR CHURCH COMMUNION.
sPEERs WINES Used BY PHYSICIANS As THE BEST.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-22

200 Young MoCKING BIRDS for Sale, this da!
oulr can early AZ No ~ North Willanst