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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

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Notice.

n hereby gwen TO the citizens of 'Eavne township
II Wayne county, Ind ana, that intend 10 apply at
the next term of the Commissioners Court OF Wavne
county, com mencing tbe first MONDAY in March
1867 for License TO sell oxcatiug liquors in less
quantities than quart at a time and suffer the same
be drank the premises, in accordance with the
approved 9TH March, 1859. The premises which
propose to sell said Intoxicating Liquors. are To-
ted as follows: On the North part of Lot No. IS
ia that part of said city laid by John Smith on
the IVES. sdeof Peari Street. between Sycamore and
Mill Streets in Building Ne. los, and occupied By
: Grocery Store
MATTHIAS WATERMAN
Jan. 81, 1867. 494w.
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Notice.

r 5 ilereby given to the citizens of Wayne township,
Wayne county, and STATE of Indiana, that intend
10 apply to the Board of County Commissioners at
March, 1867 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
coraance with act approved Marcn 5th, 1889. The
premises wherein intend 10 sell said Liquors,
located as follows to-Wit: beginning at the South
West of Marion and sycamore streets in that
part of the city of Richmond laid out by John Smith;
thence West hundred and twenty EIGHT f2S) feet.
or less, along Sycamore street to the East side
Der sixty-sx 66) thence South with said alley eighty
three SO feet. less, to the North side of
Hermon Greeve's Lot; thence East with said Lot to
Marion street thence North with said street to the
place of beginning the house being situated the
North East corner OF Marion and sycamore, on SAID
Lot in the room where l am keeping a Grocery
Store JOHN EBBELER.
Richmond, Jan. 31st. 1867. 4o-3w.
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J ia palladium.
RICHMOND, IND. FEB. 28th. 1867.
The Tract Distributor on the Seven

pe3fT a Dsavs
One Sabbath morning our friend was
distributing tracts on Seven Dials. when
hc saw dirty looking fellow. With
pipe i'm his mouth, and dog under his
arm, and having his boots blacked- Tue
following onversation ens'ie'i: ia ~
Good morning, my friend. will yoa
have a little book!
The stranger, stretching out his hand
with look OF surprise, cried out, Hal
loo -. sgs -v-, - -
From come reason DC other--known'
TO no one, not even himsell~-our friend
cried out "Halloo ! also
How long have you been up TO this
dodge /? asked the dirty looking man
with the dog under his arm. an
AboS1t three years, was the Answer
Of the man with the tracts in bis hand
docs it payf shrc~dly asked the in
auisitivc stranger -
Very well. indeed
20, ycs-anything for an li""es' l's
ing you may as well DO si'is - any
thing else SEA #F
We'll, rathcr,' replied g., "for Satan
finds some mischief still for idle hands
TO do
"You said it paid we'll 2
If it is fair question TO put, what
do they stand z
"A crown drawing up his breath
with a surprised Not 80 bad either.
thinking that crown q day was meant.
1.-The pay safe Of course|
Certainly
"Does it want any introduction to get
into itYs
"No; simply apply at the fountain.
head, and if you suit you'll be taken on
directly
II suppose its pretty 1asting?'
"For life, if you are faithful
Then there's no fear of you getting
tile sack2'
mo. If you are ever so DID, they IL
never turn you OIL. Even, then there 8 a
house to live in and a new coat
"Well, its first rate affair, and
should like to have turn at it myself.
DO you think should suit =
Yes. never knew case yet where
one sincerely applied, that was refused.
But you had better apply to the fountain
head
90. Of course / should go to the
guv'nor. Where do you apply Z
ITO KING JESUS
The spell was broken, and the man
took his pipe ont Of his mouth aId gave
a significant whistle. Mr.. q whistled,
too, and after pause. said Look heic,.
nv bow, I've served the devil for thirty
six years, and was faithful to him. Now
1 am serving Jesus Christ. He gives
me good wages, has prospered me, has
promised me n crown of glory, robe
Of righteousness. and mansion to dwell
in. III that isn't worth working for, |
don't know what Is. Good BY Eng
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Notice

u hereby given the citizens of WAYNE Township
4 Wayne county, Indiana, that intend to apply To
the Eoard of County Commits sioners at their next
Term, commencing the Ist Monday ia March, 1887,
for a license sell toxicang liquors in less guam
than quart at time, aud suffer the same to be
drs nk the promises where 50 sold, in accordance
with an act approved March 5th 1889. The premises
where intend TO sell said liquors. situated as fol-
lows On the South part of bot M. Ill., in that part
OF the city of Richmond laid by John Smith, being
on the West side of Marion Street, South of Main.
between Main AMI Walnut Streets in Brick
building, aud now occupied by me a. Grocery Store
WILLIAM k0CRTHAUSE.
Feb 1tl-50- 4w.
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Notice

= hereby given to the citizens of Wayne township,
u Wayne county, Indiana, that intend to apply at
the next term of the Commissioners Court of Wayne
county, commencing the first Monday in March,
1887 for License sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than a quart at time and suffer the
TO be drank the premises, in accordance with the
Act approved 5th March, 1889 The premises on
which / propose to sell intoxicating Liquors are To-
Gated as follows: Being part OF Lot No 20, in the
city of Richmond, that part OF said city laid out by
Jeremiah Cox the East side OF Pearl street, north
of the Citizen Bank, being the room now occupied
BY for a Grocery Store. ANTON BESCHER.
oh Z 1887 so ty
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Notice

5 hereby given 20 the citizens Of Wayne Township,
IL WAYNE county and State of Indiana, that intend
to apply TO the Board of County Commissioners at
their next term. commencing the first Monday in
March, 1861, for license to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantity than quart At time, and suffer the
TO De drank on the premises where sold, in
cordance with an act approved March 9Th, 1852 The
premises wheraan | intend to scl said liquors are
located as follows to-wt: Being Lot No. 50. in that
part Of the city of Richmond, laid By John Smith.
being Frame House on the East side of Pearl Street
South Of Main Street. ana between Mill and South
Streets. HENRY EISSE.
Feb 7th--59-4w.
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There was very interesting election
held in G. GEORGETOWN, District of Colum
bia, Yesterday The contest was be-
tween "the Conservative white men"
and the Radicals, backed by the negroes
recently enfranchised, and was very
spirited but orderly; and there was less
drunkenness and disturbance than usual
at Georgetown elections. The negroes
elected their candidate for Mayor "a
white man, but the CONSERVATIVES OBJ
tanned shajority in the municipal Coun-
Gil.
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A CoxonsD high-sohooa was opened
last week in ST. Marks Church, Louis
vile, sadg the auspices Of the EpiscoP-
alians.s Addresses were delivered by
the rector, Rev. Hr. Badger, and Hon.
james Speed. Miss Carnelia Jennings,
graduate of the Colored Institute,
Philsdelphis. is ths principal
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Notice

II hereby given to the citizens of Wayne Township.
II Wayue Countr, Indiana. that intend 10 apply at
the next Term of the Commissioners Court of Wayne
county, commencing the first Aouiav in March,
1857, for license to sell intoxicating liquors in less
to be drank the premises where Sold in accordance
with act approved March 5th- 1889. The premises
which propose to sell SAID into Nestins liquors,
are located as follows: Being Brick building ted
on the North East Corner OF the North half OF Lot
No. hundred aad eight ioS3. in that part of the
city Of Richmond laid BY Jeha Smith. the west
side of Marion street between Maia and Walnut streets,
AID in a room occur led By a saloon
ALBERT SCHNO0R.
Feb 7th-s0-4s.
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ENGIxIxzs are At work locating the
line Of the Columbus and Hooking Valley
Railroad, from Columbus, by way OF
Lancaster, Logan, and Nelsonvlie, to
Athens. Ohio.
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How the Atlantic Telegraph is Worked


The other day photographer, who had
looked into the matter told me, in few
words. how the Atlantic Cable is worked.
| had read column after column in the
papers in vain effort to understand how
il is done, and was astonished enough.
| assure YOU, to see how simple thing
was the instrument which talks across the
sea. Imagine aneedle--it weighs about
three seventeenths Of grain-set so
that either end points to a powerful hSed
magnet Over this needle is board IN
which is a small hole, above and behind
which Is q blackboard. One end of the
needle, or rather magnet, IL the positive,
and the other the negative one. Inc
battery is taken OFT at one side OF the
ocean by tho action of the magnets
themselves when the operator at the
other side is writing. The battery used
at either end contains only three cups,
wonderfully small number when you
know that il I; kes thousand or more to
work the various wires leading out Of
No. l45 Broadway. the head Office here.
The application of current from the
battery to the positive magnet at Valen-
tia induces an attraction OF the needle
hy the negative magnet at Hearts Con
tent, or ,ies vcrsa. The NOV ement OF the
needle, however, is so very small that 1t
could not be detected by the naked eye
a powerful magnifier, however carries
the reflection of motion of the needle
through the hole in the board above, and
transfers it in an enlarged, and with the
aid of light, and enlightened form to the
blackboard The alphabet is similar to,
though not exactly like the "Morse,
and motion Of the needle one way I'M
plies dash. or the other way dot, OF
course as many of each can be made use
of as is desirable. The magnets being
equally attractive hold the needle sta
tionary, when no other influence is APP
Piled. And now for the reason why
small battery works the best 1t Is not
that a large battery, would cat up the
conducting wire, but that il would make
the motion of the delicate needle too
yiolent--to use a vulgar phrase, it would
be perpetually "wahbling about. The
small current used has no such effect
LoaispiHs Courier.
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Notice,

hereby given to the citizens of Way tois nship
Il Wayne county, Indiana that tend to apply at
the next term of the Commissioners Court of Wayne
county. commencing the first Monday in March,
1857 for license to sell Intoxicating liquors. IN less
ouanstV than a quart at time, and suffer the
be drank the premises were sold, in accor-
dance with act approved March 5th, 1859. The
premises which propose TO sell said Intoxicating
liquors are located follows Being Brick House
situated on Lot No hundred and fifty, fI5a1 in
that part of the city Of Richmond, lai out by John
Smith, on tho south side of Main street, between
Marion and Franklin Streets aud known the Gait
House. in the room to the adjoining the Office in
said Hotel. PHILIP SCHNARlZ-
Jan. 81, 1851. igaS.
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Notice

: hereby given to the cit:zans or WAYNE Township,
II Wayne county, State OF In5iana, that intend to
apply the Board Of Commissioners of Wayne couu-
" Indiana their next Term msncing the first
Monday March 1857, for license 70 sell intoxcat
ing liquors IN less quantity than a quart at time
and suffer the be drank the premises where
soil in accordance with act approved March 5th,
1852 The premises which intend 10 sell said In
toxcasins Liquors are situated As follows Wit: On
the North half of Lot Ne. H. in that part of the
CITY al Richmond laid out by John Smith, being
the Vest side OF Marion street South of Main street,
between Main and Walnut streets, and being the
premises which now occupy Grocery Stor. and
Saloon. LEW Is SHOFER.
& Feb 5th-se-4w.
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Notice.,

r hereby given to the citizens of Wayne Township
II Wayne county, and State of Indiana, that Intend
to apply tn the Board OF County Commissioners at
their next term. commencing the first Monday of
March S57 for license sell Intoxicating Liquors
in less quantities than quart at time AMI suier the
same to be drank on the premises where sold, in
cordance with act approved March 9th. 1859. The
premises wherein intend In sell said liquors are To-
s.ed as follows, to-wt: On the south half OF Lot
No TO- in that part of the city Of Richmond laid out
by Isaac E. Jones, on the side OF Fort Wayne
Avenue north the railroad trask and northwest of
the railroad Depot, two doors north of cXhnney's
Ware house, and being known as the Rchm1ni Re
treat. ANTHUS HECK
JAN 81 1857 49 IN.
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x8;

Have saved more than so, 900 persons from death,
for they cure in single day, Cholera, Dysentery all
Summer Complaints, Fever and Ague, and Neuralgia.
Also. a sure cure for Coughs and Rheumatism. All
Druggists sell them.
ORRIN SKINNER co, Proprie'ors,
Springfield, Mass.
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ALL INFORMATION.

ALL INFORMATION.
reference PAtsns Laws, cAserfalIy given. Cop
cs of the Laws and Rules aui Regulations Of tbs
Patent oaioc, will be sent, gratis, en- application
In apply ing for Patent the applicant should for
ward model of his invention if susceptible of being
Illustrated by moael-or, lift consists in a chemi-
al compound, samples OF 30 ingredients in their
commercial state and also in the proposed prepared
orm, should be sect AIse, as full description Of
the invention discovery, and its ad, antAcs should
be given practicable, to AID the proper prseara-
of the papers.
Persons believing they have made an invsntop or a
scovery in art science, and DESTROYS OF Knowing
she:l.er the same has been pacntcd by transrst,i,
model, CT drawing, sufficient description
20 make the invention ineligible have thorough
examination made in ,hs Patent Office, and the resul,
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bic compensation.
We viii have forwarded to any person w ho may d.
sire them, copy of the Patent Terms now in force
and the Rules and Regulations of the Patent office,
free of expense.
Caveats will be prepared on short notice, by the
INVENTORS giving, brief description their
with drawings.
Drawings viii b. made in artistic style models
furnished by inventors.
Searches of the Records of the Patent Office in re-
gard to titles in Patents will be nadc on application
Send funame or names-character of the invention
| and if pos sible date of Patent
Copies Of all CLAIMS,
IN any Patent issued by the Patent Office since 1896
will Furnished the receipt of 81, the applicant
giving the full of the Patentee, nature Of the
invention, date of the Patent, &c.
Washington City, Ang. 81, 1865. eff
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
THE MARKETS.
uTHWNH |


TUESDAY, Aug. Q, 1867.
AsHEs-The demand is fair for Pots at g. 75ass 81;
Pearls are nominal sacatus is IN moderate demand at
2Oc. for pure Pearl Ash.
BEEsWAX-The demand for Yellow Western and
Southern has been moderate aud the market steady sales
BUILDING MATERIALs-An articles coming under
the demand has been moderate. We quote as follows
Bricks at tSd&g 80 for common Hard Ns0S2O Tor
Croton, and t45 for Philadelphia Front Cement at
Ar so for ROSendale. Hair at 35c. for Rio GrHnde
Mixed; 34d35c. for Buenos Ayres Mixed, aud II
I2c for Western Unwashed Mixed. Laths at s3, three
months Lime at 81 10 for Common, and " for Lump
Nails at s. 20 for Cut ed dGdJ; ~ 25qS 80 Tor
Ciinch Plaster OF Paris at 81 tun for blue Neya
SCOTIA ~ 20 q tun for white Nova Scotia; ~ 40 Dbl
for Calcned Eastern and ~ so bb for Calcned hnek
eriocker and Empire Mills -,
BROOM CORS-A good demand for local use, and the
niices are firHer; sales at "a dl3e. cash.
BRIsTLES are without change; the demand is moder
at sales AZ from 65c s2 American Gray and White
COTTON-HOders Offering rather more freely at
Yesterday figures but buyers operate rather cautiously!
and the businf not been very leaNyi sales Ol l
bales on basis OF 2s a29c for Middng Upands To zstq
30c. for do New-Orleans. -
husne has been done in at about the prices OBJ
ted fhe last auction saes the local consumption has
increased somewhat, manufacturer sIo DulinB Hlo,O
feeey sales from ward are being made al aS6 20 III
Fotelg very little has been done; prices are nominal
COFFEE-Tor Brazil Coffee there has been ialr ue
noand from the trade without alteration TO advise IN
prices; We note sales OF 42 bags ex he SV Dsgs eA
an,iro zoo bags ex Preciesa all on the spot; and 10 ar
rive ner Chanticeer 1000 Santos, 1900 no on private
terms The stock OF RIO as made pP Y Messrs W M
So, d Sons embraces 81 s9l bags, OF which 1890 are az
aItmare Gs9 al philadelphia and 6o w at tls port
Marscabo Coffee continues ~ demand anu We nOe iui
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
Totaltuns


The report of the British Commissioners of Gus
toms for 1866 after citing the fact that the imports
for the year showed increase Of E2 0O and the
exports of the British and Irish produce All increase
Of OCO calls attention 10 the following facts
The foreign country which has taken the greatest
supply Of produce and Manufacture ana when
shows the largest increase IN the values OF our exports
is the United States France stands next IN order then
comes Brazil and Egypt, China and Holland after them
limited States has restore the values Of our
ports 70 that country superior position To that which
they occupied before the American war.
I'm our imports the United states are 20 DC credited
imports from the United States last year were 40 5
24 an amount not only more than doubling that OF 1862
and exceeding that OF 1864 and 1865 put together but sur
mounting also that shown In any previous year IN inc
history Of our trade with the United states With tho
single exception OF the year 1851 The supplies rom the
ward OF 900 1855 and 10 upward OF 224OO In
1866. 1t seemed that the supply of wheat from the
United States almost entirely failed ms IN 1906 having
fallen 10 the value OF 4515.0OO as compared WIN the
value OF a3,G8g,0O0 in 1864
THE Commissioners think the fact especially worthy OF
observation that out OF the 100000 cwts OF cotton FOR
warded 70 England IN 1861. upward OF 100000 cws was
sent by the United States alone while last year. on the
other hand the picture s reversed The United states
though fast recovering from their state Of depression
have ONLY sent US cws while the necessities and
advancing consumption Of England have 10 encouraged
the cotton culture IN other countries OF tho world aet-
listed, that the supply OF 100000 cwts In l5jl mas Deeh
raised 10 more than 100000 ewts III 1896.
The Boston Trduelier OF yesterday says:
The supply OF money IL plentiful to-day than II
was last week and the demand has diminished, conse
ouenty the volume OF unemployed currency Is measure
by Increased at the banks and i'll the hands OF capital
lists large borrowers on Governments are receiving
short loans al per cent which extremely low rates
are exceptions the general rule as other Applicants are
changed and 8. the Is paid for discounts oi
choice commercial paper In the open market
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07

There is such scarcity Of medical naval offi:
r i'm owing TO the insufficient pay allowed, that
~ lie late review in feet 81 Of war, which should
have had rs medical officers distributed among them
there were AZ from the fact that II was hmpy I'M
possible tosuppY them
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07
fnuntial.

0SyicS oS THE NKw YoRK Providence, BosrOs}
RAILAoAD Co, SToSIsGToS, July 30, l67 )
TINHE BOARD of DIRECTORS, under author
granted by tho Stockholders at their annual Meeting
Connectcut 1865 decided To increase the capital stock
from 900 90 for the purpose OF plrchag ne con
trolling interest connection Win WIS
The Distribution Of the Stock viii be made par ana si1cAno
m registered upon the Books othe Company August viii be en
tied to IS the number OF shares
By them provided they notify Mer ~ MORGANS sOnS sew
York Agents o they will avail Themselves OF he Hg
August proHmo after which date m STOCK not o
sbd for by the present Shareholders VIII be aNaueo 70 paes
stand ready to take the
called month
Der next. BY order Of the Board -
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07

Fir f. TO 70 SS SSSi GFoot ait B si
Prime Grocery ''''1.st sSSa s No nS S, y SoS5 sS
M.ns bss' =; II Siia
Timothy Seed is selling slowly at s5Ss5 as bush Rough
Flax Seed is for the present. and prices are nominal
sKINs-Goat have been in fair demand at about steady
prices the sales embrace 100 bales Mexican at d42c
and II bales Payta at 32a34c other Goat SKINS are
quoted Buenos Ayres, a36o; Cnraeoa sO9S2c Cape,
2ss3c all gold 10 Deer SKINS are gaet, and ld prices
Juan, 47Se. Ssal, 50c.; Para, 65a57c, gold q n,
sTEARIN-The demand continues good nut prices & are
hardly m sales OF 2s0oO ID at l2tGlSse tAe iatier
for Choice Grease is firm and IN fair demand sales OF
sALr-The market Is firm and the demand is fair at
sA1TPETER-|e have to note a very quiet market ct
indeed and prices unchanged Grade s quoted AZ VI
9gt and Refined at l5ic Nitrate OF Soda Is also very
TALLOW-A good demand for Choice for export and
prices are better Common plenty and heavy sales OF
10000 at 1lAallc for Western, and liz 0l2c iOr Cy
TOBACCO-Hoders of Kentucky are firm, but the DUST
ness IL only moderate We quote IN currency as IooWs
Light Leaf Lugs, 4a5tc.; Common 5iGG4c.; Medium a
H0l5c. Heavy Western and Clarksyille Lugs 5td6Ac.;
Common at 7Gs3c; Medium, 9allle. Good l2Gl6c; Fine
l6dsc and Selections l9a20c. Seed Leaf Is steady ana
In very good demand.
wHfsKY-Thc market is steady, but very quiet; sales
Of $50 bbs Western at 35O36c, and Old at 3td3Sc, In
bond.
WOOL-The market for Domestic Fleeees is without
change OF Importance the demand continues limited,
and buyers have the advantage, though In prices
there has been no particular alteration. Manu-
with much caution, IN view Of the continued
Clulness In the Goods market The closing quota
follows: Domestic Fleeces at 40645e for
Native and onefouTth Mernos, As 04Sc for half and
three1uarters do 5O955c for halfOOd MernOs, and
65c for SaXOny Feeces 30a35c. for No. Pulled, $50
45c for superne do, and 45d5Oc. for Extra do. 1870
23c for Common Unwnshed California; 2lG3Oe for Fine
do lsa33c for Texas and American COmbng at 5Od6Oc.
We quote Foreign as follows South American at 30634c.
for Common Washed 32d42c. for Unwashed Mestza aud
Merno 35d40c. for Washed Entire Rios 2jd2sc for I'm
washed Creole d46c for Washed Cordova; Gillian at
24d3c for Unwashed MesZa aud Merino; Cape OF Good
Hope 35 4Oc for Unwashed; East India, 3jd55c for
Washed and African at 30c for Unwashed and 80 "a
4Oc, for Washed.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-07

The aggregate amount of exports Exclusive Of
specie from the port Of NewYork TO foreign ports,
for the week ending Aug. G. 1867 was sl,6l5,ll7.
Receipts of the Western Union Railroad for the
week ending July 81
1867 .SlSOIs 1896. $222 23o Dee. A2A
The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road for the fourth week in July
1s67.... .s67 800 s621H S,l59
For the month: -
1867 -. S274 800 1866 .S27l o03 Inc.-...$3797
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for
the fourth week Of July were
1867 sl25l54 1890. $50. .tll i39 Inc..... sl3,715
For the month; --. -
The earnings of the New-YoIk Central Railroad
for the month of July
1886 Sl1S5OOO 1861. 900 Dec. $1,000
There was one more working day in 1861 than in
the previous year.