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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-17

E(LEACHED and Unbleached Linen Table
- Damask, Towels and Napkins at lowest mar
ket price. (sept5 j. KIJHN's
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-17
CLOTHING,

A BIB in WANT OF cheap suit of Winter
IA Clothing, had better call before purchasing.
SIMON KUHN,
dtc3 At the old sumter House.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-12-17

- BOXES Virginia Tobacco,
81 csddies Nectarine,
s caddies Natural Leaf,
2 boxes Alac and Mae,
Which dealers can make good profit.
oCti7 RANDOLPH II BATES
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CORN, OATS AND BRAN.

.TAA BAGS White Corn,
%VC 80 bags st Louis oats,
80 bags st, Louis Bran.
For sale by Isept3l JOSHUA BEAL
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|, may be month after The regislrallon, /, may


!, may be month after ereg'sIraton, It may
bepi1 months. ~
Now, tako practices, i,li5ratlon. A applies
70 bo registered;ho has bcda resident but six.
months In ,hcfsiatSS How Jean p saytaD Is
qualified uudef scosipn G, EHe caapot say that
he has been 1 rcsidpn. twolse mopths bsforS,
tho election, FOG thf fSleotiOpas not'6rd0rsE ahY
neither no, nos the registers, nor the Com
mnnding General himself know when IL will bo
5irlefed91 tGs election should bo ordered two
months after tho regfsnai5n, heNould not Bo
qualified; If ordered Elk months after, he would,
And ye, tho registry can include "oniy those
person. ,rho arc qualified to role for delegates by
Nts. .het aforeIaid," and the Act aforesaid says
distinctly that QUALIFICATION includes as o sine
qua non twelve ms8Gs' residence before the
election. i- -, ffTTitl,T II
Ws think 1t clear t6et thfs; r one Of tho omis-
islsns which is duo to tGD hurry and ,nttsr want
:of. all statesnanlike Consideration with which
,hs Ao. was passed. But weiSt6ink It equally
clear that tho Attorney yaepet in supplying
1le, hiatus, has erred. ,sIFit hdst be.supplicd,
let.h be by just analogy, and require the
|daank to be filled up with twelve months SO that
esiisS, you sesafS I'D Yf2sdGiss rssfseS1ss fgsSS s.
fore election. Both interpretations are CON
structivo, but the latter neither contradicts thu
letter of the Act nor opens the door to The
lNffauds, (which, under the othor Interpretation
| win SURELY be practiced. I
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NOTICE. s

&e 0FFIoK OF THR CAPTAIN M p,y yor = .!J
cHAntkSroa, e. O., May "A iHtS SJ
kJAhhSAahLApH ~. ORDINANCE 10 hRSTir }rr,
uss o. essTss In olen esls ana wagons end sIe. ~,
yIS .of aoanso arc required TO provide eiood
nTS JOBS Of the Kind heseby resos ~
SH snrss3 an 70 man guard house for inspoction ~
1...1 e mo Captain Of poi.eaL =
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA ~

Tho cable reports that yesterday Queen Yio-
ToRIA issued proclamation establishing the
Dominion of Canada. Tho provinces Of Upper
and Lower Canada, Noya Scotia and New
Brunswick, Newfoundland and Prince Edwards
Island arc inoluisdjn,ut" OF Confederation re.
Gently passed by Parliament. Senators have
also been designated by her Majesty, so that
all Is ready for the. people Of the provinces to
enter upon this new arra2seme :
i,.'THc territory included in tho new Slate has
IN area of about 4oo,o 900 square miles-Capnda
having about 100000; New Brunswick p, $40;
Noya Scotia 16,6O7; Capo Breton 1920; Now
fouipyaiand about sS,d6o, and Prince Edwards
Island 2la4, TIC population sis sdnpatea jns a
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.,..%o must confess t5ha4S read the long Looked
for opinion asRsrI Sg,s Sftf sshssS H.
most provoking, 7disappointment,t WAst VA
certainly wanted, and what we supposed tho
military commanders, who applied for instruo-
ton, wanted, vas clear Interpretation of the
not which they have not got, and not learned
suggestion of difficulties of construction which
they havo got. So dense 'thicket of legal
puzzles we havo never before attempted TO
penetrate. Tho difficulties Of the Reen'ss'r riio'
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A, total Of about three and quarter mil
Hons.
These provinces have been for many years
ruled by colonial governments, and have exer-;
,eised mnny functions Of distinct Sovereignty.
;fHSJ lnvy taxes, incur debts, aud administer
JUSTICE. The sources of revenue are from Gus
toms, excise, crown lands, bank taxes, fines
and forfaitures, npd ths .postoficei Tho reve-
nue. OF Canada some years ago was 81, '29, 162 ;
erpsndltnfsD, i:e4,7eS!soo )! public debt.
s6i,5i7tlsQn iiofy this Inds;.tednsss about
sci 00Q. 900 should be credited 10 public works i;
.S2l, 100000 10 moneys advanced TO railroad
entorpriseyi and 50 900. .QQHt loans to munoi-
pal corporations. Since that period these liz
bilities have sombwh6t Increased, j, but we have
not the figures at band. ,.a,,..,, IN. an y
tsThe other provinces have not Ind any bettor
fhBuaial thhnagerhdnui' Nav BRUNSWICK, with
apublie revenue of Ss75, 600, ,e1pends $780,
Go0, thee htrtsasury Of Great Britain making up
ihol, defpiency.,I Nova Iseotiaeraises revenue
of about 100000, and dispenses a larger
AMOUNT. The British EY6heqler pays the te1-
cess. Newfoundland has .a.publio debt exceed.
ling 100000. Prince Edward Island cxpends
/ about $50, 600 year, which is amply supplied
By revenues.
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N|GJ.&Sn SUMMARY.

Cotton closed n niNRs York at iNa, ior Mddlins
Upsndst cIdisI:n,7s., ,,rt IL u.,ss 40 ~ =:
Gr'1 cloHol at 1DGt.I .1: "a Ln,ia..:
Cotton continued quiet at Liyerpool; Uplands
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!sIC'Ht' e. All e LIE s'T ON Z,
"WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAY %, 1867. 4,

-sTy-- Ti r. &. g ~ =IiT 10 "a ;rlI5-.I1
jon WolRK. olRK.. I'VE, have -.Row GeompAsted. yenF
Office sotaBrto EXECUTES iu:the ,ahorteHt possible
time, ALL KINDS oEt JOBhWORfJ' anduwe
most respectfully ask tho patronage of our
friends
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-03
A Ap,eai

- "a - loyal fsdss. Of Rs1As.ond arG sseini0
frsn:t Ladies Executive ConHt,e .arpon1ed "
re OrAnd Army OF the Republic for shsR Fair ard
Festival commencing January 1Ssh Tor he tsae6s 1t
widows and orphans Of deceased soldiers
Ladies. We earnestly solicit your AID and ce-assr--
on m this work. :esainy con6ientth the appeal s
not be IN vain cold winter upon Frs4na
beresved hearts daily the aspiration gues uy for
help for strength, patiently endure IL rgers aad
privations, and shall this thing be and stand Idle
or pass colby By the other side withholding svm
pathy and material aid In asking your aid thu
good work We think offer Q channei in which re
may concentrate efforts without regard to SC: or
party. in way that viii prove blessing % others
and benefit TO ourselves for Is blessed
20 give than to receive. M 1905
We feel that every lady ought aud vii contribute
something useful Ornamental to furnish the four
tables and by 50 doing Dpay in par: the debt we owe
our fallen heroes Sisters let Us not forget while
peace and plenty smile Us, the pledge often given
brave defenders, that their iored ones should De
cared for. We hope no lady Ill withhold her offer
ing. Committees viii be appointed to canvass the
city and call upon every man, woman and child to dc
something for this noble object. We have the fullest
assurance that every dollar thus procured will be
faithfully appropriated for the object specified
By order Of the COMMITTEES. si-- -
sGsu MIS- LUcr WILSON.
re- !" s. A. ILIFP, a.a3
HARKIAr MEssICK f,orr
r % RE.rccA HOLLOWAY
MISS BxrlAH, NcPHEEsoS,
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CfNrTNNAr1, January 3
FLOUR-Stghsly improved in higher groacs. Su-
rer6nr. - so9le 50; extra, SO ees9ie eStau -
ala 40: family SIG 5aesls .seis 5os fa.cies $i4-
GOATS co. Sales az 6fty barrels spring family Al
81. 40. and 90 barrels de. az els IS saA
WHEAT-Dun. No . spring, % la642 % /; No.
I, s. 4: extra, $40; No. winter. 81 IS; No. l,
:. so61s 90 5..., ,.,..-, -s
CORN-Dun Al 5Jc for new ear. - q.sli
RYE-Ru'e, and steady at 81 lo&i 20 for No. !,
and 81 90 for nos 5 -
oATS-Dun and weaker. No. Is selling at sse
No. 2. 5095ie. sE @f't ~-s
BARLEY-Firmer. bat no larger demand Prime
fall. 81 6a9 81; spring il offered at 81 2o1l -.
NESS Forks 50G2O, according 70 age. =
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III - January lss, leSs.
IL - nissee ea Public Bai,dings and 4iArkst
ported TIA, Esier ateensshy in b,ldin sieir BRICK
house. ssssh Of Engine Hoase 80. J. did ap.ke usc
Of Ii, wan Of said Engine House and thew asked TO
% discharged fron farther consideration Of the mat
scr which was eoneusrrd in.
The Committee on Ordinances. through its Chair
man. Mr. Scott reported in favor Of letting tn wood
en- Aoussof A. II. Miller rsmAa in rear OF hia Bust
ness house Main street. between Marion and rank
Mn sss-, which was consurred in.
The Deputy Treasurer reported that BE- recs red
from the City Astor.ey, account Of C. R. Villa a.
$1,000 1900 Was TO be applied 10 the delinqueet -
Of John d. Nctaelland. and The rrmaininf $500 APP
piled N the defAcasion Of said C. r. Williams.
Samuel conklin vas elected Chief Engin.er Of the
Fire Department of the City of Richuond.
The matter that Mr. Foulks using Hose OF Fire
Engine of the City, his Skating Park was referred
| 70 the Chief Engineer of Fire Department
| The Committee on Ordinances were instructed to
draught an Ordinance requiring persons ee.n the
snow Cd their sidew siks.
/ The Chief OF Police reported thai the number of
arrests or commitments in December 1855. is 30, and
number of nights that the Street Lamp Posts
not lighted is three.
proceeds of which is si:-e5, for which he presented
freasurer.s receipt.
The Street Commissioner reported that the plumber
! Of days prisoners worked in the month of December
! 1855, il thirty-seven. ef
The claim of Ezra Sye = Bro. for stove. Be-,
amounting to $21 IS referred the Conmi,se- On
Claims. sass
| The claim of j. n. Starr for Gas in the Mayors
Office amounting to $50. so, referred to the same
Committee. U e. fge gss
The bill entitled San Ordinance 10 amend Oriin-
sncs entitled Ordinance to regulate the running
locomotives and in the City Of Richnond." and
the bin entitl ID IAN Ordinance prohibiting from
running at large at night in the City OF Richmond,
were read the third time aud passed.
bill entitled ian Ordinance appropriatng money
for the payment of sundry claims against the City
Richmond" was passed. .ppropriating the following
| sums of money.
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An Ordinance,
T,r 4hibis ing Cows from RuoninE N I.avgs
nj Night ia the City Of Richmond

4 sh10A1 ne lows 1rOm AuO0I0E N xs0rge
MT Night ia the City of Richmond.
SEC l. BE Il ordained by the Common Council OF
the CITY of Richmoud That it shall be unfa ~fr, ser
the owters of asy Cow, Ball, Steer Or HsifeF, Cos
Balls. Steers, or Heifer= 70 permit tss
large witniu the limits of said city, between
the hnurs of o'eioxk p. NJ. and O'Clock A. ~ Of
the next morning from The 10Th Of March the 10th
of September and be.wesn the hours Of Z O'Clock r.
w. ane o'clock A. NJ Of The next 1sorning from tie
10th Of September 70 the 10th Of Nssek; and any
pers0n pernous 20 odsndisg, shal convesioa -
fined Ia anyssuu1 less than Que, nor more than
twenty dollars, for each o6euse. Provided, bowever
that the person eaessdng nay prove By eouPss.ss
testimnnv on the trial. bar Of anY action fog sseA
spenslsy that said cows animals were Ut large.
without anv fault or neglected. de party o6eDiing
Srcs T. That The words sos ess,- aay OF Do
ot,es ani..is described in te ferexoiaG section be,
4 and ,hey are iereby inserted inDedstey afte< fhs
word asu me - wherever 4 occurs m seesinas tuo,
three four 6vs. and SIREN. q An OEdinaacs -
tied An Ordisance Prohibting Ha9s heA Eunning n
Large il The city o! Richms nd, and that the said So
tons BE- ard they are hereby Incorporated in, snd
made par: OF .ais ordinaDee- zzIE54~saylorx.
Src3 This osiiaasce 70 - u farcs from Aad Alser
its passage and publication, ths "Riehmood fAls-
jim . - 80 -t-'N -. ~ =
Psssed And sppsuved Jansary In, A. D. 1887. 9sza
$50 - p SCOTT, Mayor pro ten.
lyaprarv Lei, 45-9w. lCs 80 81 I'D 8lzA 2
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MAsRlED-On TUESDAY. the 25sh nlt., at Indian
appis WILLIAM IRvrN WnsrK, Of this vicinity. 70
SAxAH HANNAH SrRawBRzpGE. Of Indianapolis.
daughter of the lats benjamin StrAwhrdge. forneriy
Of this city and vicinity. s@s 4 T.
-On Thursday. January Sd. At the re.sdeuce OF
the brides father. by Rev. j. p AeensseaA Joax ".
BrsaorSr, Of Danrile, H., 70 JAMS HAnxzHa q
Richmond
On Thursday evening last, BY the Rev. r. Toby
Mr.. JOHN =. HrSr, TO Miss ARR LYlf an cf this
CITY.
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.Tae palladium.
RICHMOND. IND, JAN. srd. 1897.

We Ak our readers to carefully peruse
the article on the Senatorial question
from the Indianapolis Journal. in reply
to Senator Craycn's Constitutional argn-
ment We think its author, Mr.. Nxw
COMB, demolishes the fabric of Mr.. G. Q
argument "from turret to foundation
stone.
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Opp CAss--The Rev. DR.. Lincoln,
off Providcnes, n q, announced from his
pulpit some Sundays ago. that tickets TO
Newp0rt Sndi back-a Baptist convention
was sitsng ut Newport-could be obtain
ed 4 i certain store. One of his congre-
cation obtained 8 ticket went to New
port, and startd on his return trip Un-
fortunately the train did not at
Fall River fUr Providence, and the con-
ductor insisted upon his fare. Thelayman
refused 70 psy-wae put Oh the cars, and
on his return sued DR.. Lincoln for dam
ages. He did not recover. E
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-03

~ Heimstreet's inimitabe Hair ColorisT has been
steadily wing in favor for twenty years. II
upon tn absorbents At the Of the hair and
aianges it TO its original cIes BY dsgYees All in.
Simultaneous dyss deaden and injure the hay Hsi..-
streeis dye but ID certain in its results pro-
its grow tn, and is a beautiful Ham DRs..rxo
Price so cents and $l.0e. Sold by al dealers. = q
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all Drexriss.
May 10, lsS6.--llb c-t II.
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Colonel Bridgcland brapds the Rich
mond Telegram with publishing lie. in
reference to the Senatorial question. He
says be never made aay oyertures to that
paper for its support Of Governor Nor
ton; that he had no authority from Gov
ernor Morton to do so. We have been
satisfied, for some time, that that paper
was playing into the hands of the Demo-
Gratis Every kick It makes. shows it's
ear marks palmer Division Of the Re-
publican party is What it seeks kms-c
1oynk Journal 4G 9%211 EsS / EN15 sEon
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very severely-one hand almost to . crisn The tor
turc nnbearabie. ~ The Mcxican Mus-
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost iuaasdsatcsy
1t healed rapidly, and left very little scar.
CHAs. Fos7ER, 430 broad 81. Phiiada. - ?
This is merely sample of what the Austang LIAR
ment win do. 1t is Invaluable in all cases Of wounds,
dwellings. sprans, cuts, bruises, spavns. etc., either
upon man beast. ti - zss E-f@ .sf-tfs
Beware of counterfets. Noue is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate eDxr.vinss bearing the
signature of @. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and the
pirate stamp of DEMAs BARSEs Co., New York.
Saratoqa Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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The United States ironclad 'New
Ironsides." recently destroyed by fire a,
Philadelphia was the most powerful
our ironclad feet She was built at tn.
yard Of Messrs. Cramp 4 Sons, in Phil
adelphia- She was commenced in Sep
TENDER, 1861, and launched Nav I6. 1862
and sailed September %. 1862, for
Charleston Harbor. Her dimensions
were as follows: $40 feet long, 5s1 feet
beam, $500 tons burden, sides of oak.
90 inches thick; depth Of hold, 25 feet !;
number of plates. go, each Is feet lon 2
by % inches wide, Weighing 1000
pounds: whole weight of plates, 900 tons.
Her armament co..;.e-s sss s% = i-'r'cn |,
guns on tne gun deck, and 200 pound
Parrot rife on-the spar deck She was
:propelled by two horizontal direct steam
engines, fonr boilers !, 900 horse power.
and three masts bark rugged. The cost
of the vessel. without machinery or ar
mamcnt. was 81 5000, with machinery
and armament. elsl25, coo. The los
cannot fall short Of $1,000 900. -he
origin Of the ire which DESTROYED Ter is
. mystery. Foul play is suspected, and
. Committee appointed by Consfess will
investigate the subject zyau So 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-03

All who va!ue beautiful bead Of hair and its pre-
ssrvaton from premature badness and turning gray,
will not fail to use Lyons celebrated Katharon. Il
makes the hair rch soft and glossy eradicates dand-
ruff and causes the hair 10 grow with luxuriaut
beauty. IT is sold everywhere. oHssss 1907 s7t g
sE.THOMAS LYON, Chsmiss n "
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al Druss;ass
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-03

The Evsnsville (Indiana) %sssal
chronicles the death Of Mr.. David Aiken,
ct the sgecf eighty years, who walked
from New Orleans on . race with the first
steamboat that ever came up the river to
mis- place in Warwick county beating the
boat two days
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-03

John n. Hutton was elected City Assessor.
The Marshall was instructed 70 procure q suitable
place for COW pen. 1l4- i'.@a et-efi +z4 :,
The City Auditor instructed TO make out
order to each Of the City officers for their respective
salaries. Adjourned. f7 EltE#zzs9 5tg
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-03

Minister Campbell has been tele-
graphed permission to visit his family in
Ohio, member of which is i'll.
The Contest for the United States
Senatorship in Pennsylvania, at present,
appears to be between Thad- Stevens and
Simon Cameron.
A general csucus of Republican Con-
gressmen is to be held next Monday
night. to determine the question of i'm
peachment. and to settle various details
of the legislation of the session
On Sunday night last, fire broke ont
i'm one Of the back streets Of Cannelton,
Indiana, destroying one brewery, three
or four stores, and several dwellings,.
The loss is estimated at 81. o0o-
John H Surratt. is to be taken before
the Judiciary Committee of Congress- TO
give testimony in the matter of JEFF.
Davis knowledge of the assassination
plot, as soon as he reaches this country
A steam Touring mill. 4 Upton, was
destroyed BY fire on Friday night last
Loss $4,000. 1t wa3 owned BY Messrs
Essns, Mayhew 4 Co. o. Indianapolis
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-03

An exchange truly says: You may
insert thousand excellent things in .
newspaper, and never hear = word OF
appreciation from its re.ders But Just
let a line or two not suited to their taste
slp-though by accident--and you will
be sure to hear of it," There is more
trouble in keeping q newspaper free
from an Objectionable thing than filling
ig twice over tR'f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-03

VIZ are glad to know that our old
returned from the South and are again
citizens of Richmond. No one can leave
our pleasant city for :ny great length OF
time, without coming back again-there,e
= power of lode stone here
coal oil lamp burst in the town of
Patoka, last Thursday, and burnt two
bullai-ss ~--.h 40 nn6 54s>ts4zss 3
Mrs. John Hand, wife OF an estimable
colord citizen of Lapoite. left three year
! old child in the house while she went on
an errand. The child crawled to the
stove and was burned to death.
A SHORT TExPERAxo SkRxoS-John
p. Williams, aged SO years, . resident
of Greenwood, Crawford county, in this
State was found frozen to. death, q few
nights ago. on public road near Mead
vile. A whiskey bottle which was found
in his pocket. explained the cause OF his
death.
On Tuesday morning . hog train went
down the inclined plane at Madison,
like streak or creased lightning, invoiv-
ing cars and hogs in one common ruin
Damage about Sl0,O0O ss bsis gi1
A Louisville courtesm has fallen heir
to one of the finest plantations ~ len
nessee-t Gas s.--s,s,z f.5.s-szzzss ssssI
The Stark County Repubsieaa reports
snow IN that neighborhood foot deep
Mr. n II. Allen. OF Springfield. Mass
achusetts. is preparing to start hfS
class papsr mill at Nassillon. OHIO
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-03

i Is ALABAMA STATE OR TERRITORY Z
The question OF the status of the
Southern. States lately in rebellion is
about to come before the United States
Supreme Court for decision. A man
named Jordan was recently brought be-
fore the federal District Court sitting in
Montgomery. Alabama, on charge Of
felony, and having been found guilty was
sentenced by Judge Busted to twenty
one years imprisonment. His counsel
have determined to-apply to the Supreme
Court for writ, of ho5eas ,corpu<, on the
ground that Alabama is not State, but
territory, and as such Judge Busteed's
District Court has no legal status The
matter~-iu thus be brought fairly and
squarely before the Learned judges Of
our highest judicial tribunal, and il tA<y
will meet the question openly and render
a plain decision we may expect a solu-
ton of what is now a very complicated
political subject-N y Herald.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-03

MEETING OF The LxGfsLAIsRx---Ac-
coruing to the Constitution, the LeSisla-
ture Is 10 meet hiennially on the first
Thursday after the first Monday il Jan
uary. The new year oenaisx IN - .rae~-
day, it will be seen that the tenth Of jan
nary is the latest day upon which tiic
Legislature can,sSer meet.
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- 5. T-iS6e.-A.--T The Mount Of Pansaeop Ritssss
sold in year is something startling. They would
hli broadway SIX feet high, from the Park TO &sh
street brakes mandatory is of the tiutcns
of New York II 10 said that Drake painted alt the
rocks in the Eastern States with his cabaiistic
T.-1s6o.-A, and then got the Old granny leetsia
tors To pass law preventing s6gusing the of
NATURE. which gives, him monopoly. We dr. not
know how this is, hut do know the Plant
used By al classes kne community and are death
Dyspersia-certain. They are very invigora ting
when languSi md ~esk> esd 4 grca:vepr>jssSN
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By all Drugsist.s
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N Z DicAL.

q 7AerE DE hAsSoliA.-The pretfeas thing. slfc
Sweetest thing, and the most of il for the least
money. 1t osefcomes the odor OF perspirxton soft
ems and adds deicaey tn the skim, 10 delightful per-
tune aliays .,eadsche and inRa ma tiou aud 10 .
necessary companion in the sick room nursery
and upon The toilet sideboard. II can be Obtained
every where al one dollar per hottie. s -e. y A.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all Druggists.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-03

The Main street in Akron has been
covered with the Nicholson pavement