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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-02

The following officers have been elect
ed by Richmond Lodge No. 50 I. o. G..
T. for the Quarter commencing Novem-
Der lst, SO: John Hinton, w c T.;
Anna williams, w v T.; Will Widdle-
ton, w S; Josephine Salter, w T.; John
Deckinder, w NJ; Theodore Landig, w
F s.; Lizzie Lupton. w / G.; Chas.
Dosn, w Q g.; Jennie Burgess, Organ
ist.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-02

Mr.. Robert Morrison has purchased
the residence of N. S. Pratt, Seventh at.
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FRIGHTFUL DEVELOPMENTS |

At last the people have got the fact Through their
hair" that hair dyes impregnatei with acetate of
lead and other metallic salt s are
MURDEROUs PREPARATIONS.
Whe they see the ,tallic sediment the bolt ON
of the bottles they know that the d sgust,ng stuis
literally taiekned srA Poison They ask thsref ore
for
Harmless. Vegetable ID ye,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-02
Sewed OF Pegged Boots and Shoe,

At the shortest possible notice. the undersigned re-
spectfuy aska the citizens of Richmond and vicinity
for share OF patronage thanking them cor tina aere
tofore 90 iioeea11y extended. ia sAa -
Just give him call at his Shop, one doors East OF
r. Nes4or Co. . Grocery Store West Main Sifat
whore he will b happy his old custos rs and
- many who study their ow n into .c-t and
wAnta good pair of Boots Shoes, made FIT r,.rly
Of the best material and At reasoua bic prices.
Richmond. Oct i2th 1889. G.. ESYELI
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-02

Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
offered un Ter the sanction OF Professor Chiiton's
guarantee that it contains "nothing deleterious."
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERvATIvE as
Dressing, acts like charm on the hair after Dye
ing. Tryt PACO33-4t
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Oct. 10, 1889.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-02
G.. ESTELL,.
RoOT AND SHOE MANUFACToHY
NO. I81 MAIN STREET.:

DOOTS r SHOES, CHEAP FOR CASH.
now ON hand, Of my own mauufa cture aud Eastern
made work, and being prepared to FIJI all orders for
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DURSUANT to Z decree of the Coors Of Commo n
II Pleas of Wayne county, tniana, the undersigned
win offer ut
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-02

Elm the corrupted currents of this world
Offences gilded hand may shove by justice;
And Oft it's seen, the wicked prize itself
Buys out the law. But it's not above So
There is no shutting, there the action lies
In his true ns ture; and we ourselves compelPd,
Even to the teeth and forehead Of our faults,
To give in evidence"
BY prohibition, we can't effect the de-
sired end; the only prohibitory law is
In Jesus Christ. We must first prepare
society to be moral, upright, and right
minded, before we are ready to strike
this blow; now, the Law would be q
dead letter. don't believe we are yet
prepared for that position-we must ed
ucate the public mind. But, prohibition
is the esd-the only thing which will
satisfy. "Be ye perfect" is the COM
mand. We must get evil ont Of society
first This is the work of Christianity!
We must not rely npon carnal weapons
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
GENERAL NOTES.
Cape Cod is washing away.

cape Cod IL washing away.
All the New England States fast on Aprils.
Indiana paid a2,5l6,55s OF internal revenue las,
year.
There are 2ii working Masonic lodges In North
Carolina.
Mor, the alleged murderer OF nr. Hcrshe OF Mus.
catfne, Iowa, Is TO be tried N June.
Memphis papers assert tnat negro was Killed In
that city recently by hailstones falling on his head
state woman's Suffrage convention IL 10 he held
al Des Moines, Iowa, about the middle of April
Tne bail In the Dan. Noble case Al Flfnira y v
has been liked at s25, ,0o0 but has not yet been re-
newed.
II costs but al o. per week each for the board OF
cOnvicts In the Name state Prison, aud al pcr
annum buys clothes.
Mrs. Fanny Morse. Of East weare, y. H., was 100
years old on the 18th inst She draws pension as
the widow OF Revolutionary soldier.
The Maine Legislature has passed law imposing
500 nne or one years imprisonment on any person
who, by design or carelessness, Injuries baggage.
II IL estimated that the snow In 1uckerrnana
IaVne, 10 lne Mmte MOuhlan. u at least l,O0O feet
deep. Hopes are entertained Of a magnificent snow
arch there next August.
The owners OF nearly all the Portland (Mel yachts
have met and have decided upon a cruise together
Inc tlmeis setdown commencing on the 10th of June
ana TO last four days The course lad out much the
same as tnat sailed over last year.
The committee Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
winch has been since January engaged in trying the
contested election case OF NJ. r. Thayer republican,
against Thomas Greenback Democrat for Judgeshit,
IA Philadelphia on Tuesday agreed TO report 10 favor
Of Thayer.
There are 1elo Indians distributed into tribes and
those nct dilecty connected with tribes, scattered
throughout massachusetts. There are 2fl In cassi.
fed tribes, and 800 not connected with them and for
the last ten years tney have not materially increased
nor decreased.
Florida has the credit Of another murder, which
occurred ~ behev'ile On 1he tth Instant deeper.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH 2t 1859 TRIPLE SHEET

ate character named Andrew Jackson, shot and
killed planter for whom he had been working,
named George Bell, the latter having demanded the
return OF some money.
In the Rhode Island Legislature on Tuesday the
House granted to the Boston, Hartford ana Erie
Railroad Company the right TO build railroad fro n
Providence 10 the Massachusetts State line 10 ~
meet with the company's present road to Bo ton
thus forming second railroad between Provi .ence
and Boston,
Indiana papers print the particulars OF .notbar
tragedy In that State Mrs. Shoafr resiT sno,,'ea !
farm ten miles north OF Fort Wayne. VIZ shot "a and
killed by an unknown assassin on the ~ ~ inst So
far the case is involved In mystery, ,ha6 ~, , !, 10
coniectured that surprised robDer aSy nave com.
mItted the deed. A"y nav oo
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
CLEARED.

Steamship Caledonia tBr Carnagban, Glasgow-Hender-
Bros
Steamship Northern Light, Timmermann Copenhagen via
Cowes-Ruger Bros.
Ship American Union, Grant, -Grnnei Minturn
Co.
Bark Reunion Dunbar, Cronstadt-M Miller 4 Houghton
Bark Anna Knight knight, Cardenas- Brett Son & Co.
Bark Alex Mcneil, Plummer, ST John MA Jacqunot.
Sons.
Brig Undaunted (Br, Jackman, st Johns, NF-Maitand
Phelps Co.
schr Florence Shay, Hulse, Cadiz-J Winchester.
Schr Annie Gardner, Gardner, Demarara-Miler Hough
ton.
schr Alpha Br, Boudrot, Little Gace Bay-G Brewer
Schr July Fourth. Copp, Jacksonville w Ray Il Co.
schr Naad Queen, Chase, Baltimore-B Bentley, Miller
Thomas.
Schr Willow Harp Davis, Balttmore-Baker& Dayton.
Schr Star, Crowel Newcaste.W b vondersmith.
Schr Mary, Rogers, Elizabethpori
Schr L Fitch, Yates, Lynn via Port Johnson-J Ingra
ham.
schr Cunningham Kelly. New London Norwich
Bentley, Miller Il Thomas.
Sloop Harvest Corwin Brstol-H w jackson Son.
Steame- Mars, Grumley, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
The slaughter House Diniculty.

correspondent, writing under the name OF
s'Catholic Church." asks IT, inasmuch as we have
called the attention OF the Legislature to the sheep
yard nuisance which the Board OF Health Is SO
anxious to retain for their especial benefit the atten-
uon OF the Legislature might not be probably d.
rected 70 the Jewish slaughtering house corner OF
First avenue and Foryeighth street, in which, It Is
whispered. some OF the members OF the Board o
Health also interested.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
ALBANY, March 20, 1869.
nLbANt Me
BILLS REPORTED.


BILLS REPORTED.
Appointing commissioners TO revise the charter o
Buffalo; 10 amend the charters OF Leroy, Cortland
land Newburg 10 amend the act relative TO altering
the map OF Brooklyn authorizing towns IN oneida
rounty 10 aid in building railroad from Clinton 70
Zone; reorganizing the Board OF Water Commits
. soneps o. brooklyn; incorporating the Central Saw
I R lencuon oi Ninth avenue and a new boulevard
s,ay,thro street. Incorporating the Eleventh
THE EXCISE BILL.
Er: Van PArTEs, IRON ne Committee on Internal
Jersey TO the bill modifying the Excise law Mr..
\ b. cRrAMER moved to disagree with mo re,or,
an o 10 commit the bnl to the Committee OF the
i lie vote stood Is to 10. The Lieutenant Governor
ga -, the casting vote In the Affirmative.
r.. Ma,toon trep.l voted with the democrats IN the
al n pative.
FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION pAPERs.
r. FoLGER gave notice OF a bill to punish the
issu ing, procuring use OF fraudulent spurious
cert ncaies Of naturalization.
n blu amending the charter or the Young Mems
Cbri than Association Of New York was ordered 10
third reading
BILLS NTRoDrcED.
BY VT fiERcE.kepeaiing the act for the exten-
zion Prospect Park.
ByAEr. BEAcH-Incorporating the Margaretsville
Retrea tfor the Insane
BILLS PASSED.
Facih fating the construction Of the New York and
Midland Raroad--lg to 8; Incorporating Passenger
Transit Company Of New York and Brookiyn au.
tend their track; 10 authorize the immediate com.
plction ~ the Willard Insane Asylum: 10 amend
the act relative 10 the drainage OF Brookyn
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD CONTEMPT CAsR
report was received from d. Torrance vice
President cf the Central Railroad IN resnonse IA
resolution Of the Senate.
MIR. HAZE moved the reconsideration OF the reso.
lution adopted yesterday relative attaching Vice
President Torrance, OF the Central Railroad and
bringing him 70 the bar o. the House. Carried
Mr.. HALE offered the following substitute
Whereas D. rorraroe, Vice President Of the New YORK
bv
lntlon Of this body, Of the date OF March 25,
Resolved That al proceeding against Mr. Torrance ir The
Of contempt DO and the hereby
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On motion OF Nj. HALE. the Allfor She more effec:
ual suppression and punishment ~ bribery w0t
made The special order Tor Tuesday evening next
On motion OF Mr.. Folger it w.Vs resolved that on
and after Tuesday next the Senate will bold sessions
from ten O'Clock until two O'Clock, and meet again
at four.
The senate then adjourned until Monday evening.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
Weather Along the Coa..
fort OF NEW YORK, MARCH 70, 1859.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Psers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for HERALD
regularly authorized agents who our Steam
Yacht feet, The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend he delivery OF packages
will be by the following extract from proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting, held March g. 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1885, Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
Fg- The once Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANN ETTE Is Whitehall slip All communications from
and consignees the masters of inward
sells will be forwarded free of charge
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
HEARTH AND HOME.
So
No. Is NOW READY.

No Is NOW READY.
True to the day
True to every interest Of family and country.
Do you want a good laugh?
See Nast's picture Of April Fools Day HEARTH AND
Are you about building?
See . charming Cottage PIanin HEARTH AND HOME.
Are you querying about the Potatoes to plant?
weeks ss 81 HEARTH AND HONE pA'''~ e1'''A0' N tins
Do you think lightning rod desirable?
M Col
Do you talk Of going South? ns
See Nh his AND
Do you think Of planting trees
AND HcME. says o. ha' mater " TINS weeks
Are you . housekeeperY
SHT. Hann0se has valuable suggestions in this weeks
one 81 barns in New England this weeks
lsss sooa and bad
Do you Ike spring greensy - u,,.,
hs va AND mas
Are you afraid q hair snakes in drinking wateri
sss
Do you wan. te know how wife keep house
Of experience In this weeks HEARTH
AND HOME.
Do you want to see how drunkard conquered his APP
petite? -
Read Mrs. Davis story in this weeks HEARTH AND
HOME
Do you please your wife the children. and the
neighbor (ygho borows the paper)y
Buy this weeks HEARTH AND HOME.
II better, and mean shall be worse.
PRICE 10 CENTS.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS DEALERS.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
The Gas MonopoIy.-A Remedy sngse..ed.

"One Who Has Been Bled" sends us a communica.
tion the subject OF gas companies, and In giving
his views suggests what be considers remedy for the
evils that exist in relation TO them. He says all that
is required to bring the companies to their knees is
unity on the part OF consumers. Let them for a
time do without gas, and It's stead safe iiumi
mating oils In thirty days the companies VIII sue
cumb, II they still hold out let consumers do like
wise. When the collector calls for payment OF ac-
counts now due tell him 10 cut or the gas, and that
when he returns the deposit money for the meter
his bill shall be paid. New companies would at
spring into existence The plan has been tried
In New England, and successfully and with unity IN
the metropolis the same result could be reached.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
Felloe Feeling for Cartmcn and "A Warning
to Our vigilant Street Commissioners.

'M.r writes in a trucking vein as foows:-The
Street Commissioner does well IN compelling store
keepers to remove their obstructive signs, because
they are not only useless TO their owners, but are
offensive to pedestrians generally; but trust that
he VIII not be so tyranncally cruel as 10 force
poor and grocers hire stables after having
permitted us to occupy the streets for SO long a
time. IL Is true that in some neighD orhoods we
nave eight or ten elegant trucks, carts and
wagons all on one block, which occupy nine-
tenths OF the road; but the convenience and
expenseiessness 20 us being far greater than is the
nuisance 10 the public, feel confident that the CON-
missioner will think twice before issuing an iniunc-
tion against them, IL IS also true that we occupy
the sidewalks in various parts OF the town with our
trucks from sunrise TIL sunset but this Is significant
OF commercial prosperity. And II men aud women
do have TO walk through the muddy centres Of
streets is II not q proof of our freedom and
equaty-the cartman free TO toad his cart Just
where he pleases, and the pedestrian at liberty to
climb over the tail OF II walk through the middle
OF the street. exactly which he prefers 10 dos And
II a man hire stable large enough to accommodate
eight horses has he not .he right as free American
cizen 10 keep four hacks in the street. clean them
there and slosh water about 10 make sliding ponds
for young America II, however, any edict should
he promulgated against our ancient prerogatves
would respectfully suggest that a mass meeting OF
eartmen grocers and hackmen be held IN the
Park. and that apple women, peanut merchants and
perpstetic coDiectioners be invited to attend, In
order TO protest against any interference with cur
flghIs as citizens OF this great metropolis.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
Loiter fnx Loafers Insulting Ladies.

Another correspondent calls the attention or the
authorities TO nuisance in the shape Of a lot OF feI-
lows who regularly congregate in front OF a saloon
at ass Sixth avenue, and who use disgusting au-
guage and insult ladies who happen TO be passing.
He thinks some OF them are already well known to
the police and should be allowed an Opportunity OF
rev1yipg that acquaintance.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
The bog Nuisance.

~. r. A." desiress some one in authority to give
If he can, reas0n why dogs should be permitted
TO run about the directs with so much freedom, and
would like 10 kn nw whether they legally enjoy any
greater immunity than pHys and cattle. He thinks
the city auhorfaes or the Legislature should take
the matter in fkanL
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March 20. 1862.

ALBANY, March 70, 1852
BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr.. LYON introduced bin TO aid in the consiruc.
uon Of the Port Jervs and Monticello Railroad.
TUE QUARANTINE QUESTION.
Tho srEAEEE presented q communication from
the Metropolitan Board Of Health in response TO a
resolution in rsfercpse 10 The sbip james Foster.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
| MEDICAL WONDER,

IA HYATTS LIFE BALeAM.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout, In their worst stages,
Scrofua kinRs Evil Eryspelas old ulcers and the worst
Of diseases Of the blood great Debility Liver Com,
plant Kidneys Salt Rheum, &C. are most certainly
cured By this sovereign purifier 1t has been tested BY the
cases, falls when taken directed. 1t 10 cerai
curative for Fistua In all durable Il the fou
old ulcers where the bone has become carries
The Life Basam does not contain particle Of mercury OF
any mineral
Mr. d. Pearsa Inspector OF State Prison Trenony
j., eighteen since afflicted with ulcerous erup
on OF throat tongue and treated with mercury
until the disease had reduced his paae and face
Of ragged fesh that fell off from IL weight TIL he
righfnl to behold He induced by Joseph 0odi
win Esq to give The Life Basam trial when IN four days
healed completely City reference this case-Brown
Goodwin, Broadway, near Fortieth street.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
From b Conway Tragedisn, Park Theatre, Brooklyn, NY
VIM II. HYATT Esq.
DEAR sIR-I feel it duty both to yourself and also tn
others who may be afflicted with that distressing disess
chronic rheumatism to add my testimony in favor Of thai
truly valuable medicine tho Life Balsam. For years waS
completely prostraed with rheumatsm in s most aggrava
ted character tried to obtain relief from the eminent
when, fortunately myself Balsan effect
miraculous in word, have experienced rss
turn OF the disease showing the be radical In eve
instance In which have suggested its the result
been recorded You a. perfect liberty this commu
nication IN any way you please Yours most gratefully
Principal depot 246 Grand street. Sold by druggists; 81
per bottle six for 85 Sent everywhere by express
Hyatts Inza Snuff, Is cents permanently cures Catarh
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
SHIPPIN NG N E W S.

AA""e 'o' i>0" -ork.-.This Day.
Sun rises ....... s 50 Moon rises. EVE
Sun sets......... 10 High water. morn 7 50
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

schr sc II Bartlett Harris Greenport for Philadelphia
- I w johnson twreckerl Oomsock, Great Neck.
v find al sunset SSE
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
MEDICAL WONDER.
HyATTsS LIFE pATcAM

MEDICAL WONDER.
n HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM.
Rheumatism. Neuralgia and Gout their worst stages
Scrofua Kings Evil Erysipeas, old Ulcers and the worst
paint Kidneys s Sal. Rhsam 4c, &c. are most certainly
public twentyone years 1t has cured hundred thousand
and fails when taken directed certa
curative for Fsua In all durable the fouess
old ulcers, where the bone has become carries.
The Life Basam does not contain particle of mercury on
any mineral
Principal depot 2l6 Grand street. Sold by druggss @l
per bottle six for rs. Sent everywhere by express
Hyatts Inza Snuff, l5c permanently cures Catarrh.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsOLUTE DfvOHs LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N different States, publicity charge I'll divorce
obtained advice free 80 Commissioner for State
" l. KfNGounselor al Law, g63 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

A BsoJUTE DTvORs OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
N States without puisy Legal everywhere. DesertIop.
dc sufficient cause Ncharge IN advance. Advice free
NJ. DusL, Attorney, 10 Nassau saeet.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
Shipping Notes.

Shipping Notes.
The English bark William Turner 4el TONS built In Work
ington 1862 OF the docks near the loot o
Market slip having yellow metal sheahing patched
The bark Gazee 1893 tons new measurement built In New
Haven ito which port she belongs 1852 and owned by
Trowbrdge small sectional dry dock near the
Of Rutgers sp yesterday having her yellow metal sheath
ing patched.
The ship Energy tons, built in South Boston in 1850
and belonging TO Paul Spoord Co, OF this city, will be
up by the greater sectional dry dock adjoining the
above this morning for examination.
The bark Atlanta now great balance dry dock
the foot Of Pike sp by Thayer Lincoln
of Boston. She is to be caulked and newly metalled.
The ship Whecer after examination, has been ordered
stripped of her old yellow metal sheahing She is to re tho
roughly caulked remealed Extensive repairs
already given She the balance dry dock
slip The American Loyds' Register gives her
Of building being 1882 but her owner Mr. Nelson
corrects this and gives 1856
The old Babbidge balance dry dock heretofore lying at the
Of Gouverne yesterday the tugboa
Frank Woodruff berth the foot Of North Ninth
street, Williamsburg This first dry dock of its kind
established in this port and originally stationed at the
foot Of Jefferson street. Some twenty ago used
"place Of amusement" having on exhibition large
whale.
The Harlem steamboat Sylvan Stream il be taken the
Peoples balance dry dock at the foot CT Gouveneur street
this morning.
Truro Ms Ito which port she beongs) 1862 has been
the Erie Basin dry docks having her old zinc sheathng
stripped OF and being recaulked
The bark Johanne Marie 73 built In Bremerhaven in
1862 belonging to the port Of Bremen and consigned TO
Messrs Funch Mencke Co, of this city, be taken up
to-day by the sectional dry dock the foot Of Clinton
street for Underwrters' examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Monday. Oct. Il. 1876

NEw-YoRK, Monday, Oct. IL, 1869.
The auction sales of suburban lots to be held
tomorrow are as follows; At Plainheld N j., Messrs
Muller wilkins Coz so lots; at Wesheld, Nd, Messrs'
A. D. Mellick, jr a Ero $50 villa plots; at Laurel Hill,
Queens County, Mes-fs. Mallory Blackwell, 275 lots'
Messrs. A. p. suith Co. report to-day the sale OF
DIR. Rennos plantation Of 800 acres, near the city VI
Fredericksburg, Virginia. TO Mr.. Geo. f. steinenon OF
City. This of the most valuable estates
in spotsylvana County mostly rich bottom lands on the
Rappahannoek River highly improved, with nne buld-
ings The price paid S2OOOOone half cash down. pal
ance in nstallments
Some very important improvements VIII shoruy 20
commenced at Mott Haven, which will convert dreaiy
waste Of low wet land with its fever and ague ehuency'
into scene Of active business enterprise Inc cahai
which empties into the Harlem River, between the
Thirdave or Iron Bridge and the railroad bridge at
the upper terminus of the Fourthave will be extended
northerly TO Manst Merose It's width Will be increased
TO 65 feet and depth 10 nine feet Along the SIDES OF
this canal some very extensive manufacturing establish
ments iron fOunderies machine shops, &C., are to be
located Among these may be mentioned new iron
,oundery nearly 300 feet long, which will be erected by
j. L. Mott, esq, and his associates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

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