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perjudice-e easily forgiven where there
is entire absence of conflicting interest
and where tits only the rasult of true
sympathy and exaction of an injured
and indignant populace, who have SO
recently been deprived and bereaved of
good and useful citizens. @9 dF
We summoned before us all from
whom it was possible TO obtain any in
formation which would likely serve us
Sc in reaching verdict which would be in
accordance with all the facts.
We have had every man who saw the
acciden whose name could lie obtained,
and we have the testimony of many
who saw the working of the machinery
at arious periods during the day up to
a few minutes before the accident occur
red. We summoned before rs men who
are familiar with the construction Of en-
giues in all their various parts, and also
quite familiar with the character OF the
material used in the construction Of boi
Ter, ard alb other parts of the cooper
ating machinery. We have had the
benefit Of the opinion of men who are
: learned and of great experienced in the
philosophy of steam power and of the
points OF danger which at any time may
be 80 quickly developed into disstruct-
i've. action. r
Ard we have had experts who have
thoroughly examined the broken parts
Of the boiler and debris, which lies scat
tered over great surface, and by their
aid have been enabled to form some
theory of the phenomenon of the explo-
sion. And it is from the statements and
opinions OF such men, differing voIy
widely in many essential particulars,
that we are compelled to reach a con-
clusion.
The condition of boiler can be so
quickly changed, that The state ment of
any one, however Competent and truth
ful, made ct one time, could not be re-
lied upon to determine its condition, e
ven within the short space of ten min
uses afterwards, particularly with an Ell
CINE which was so freq entity stopped.
There can be no other conclusion
from the evidence, than that the water
was permitted to become low in the
boiler, and when demand was made on
the engineer for power to propel the
II machinery, he either had not the IL oral
courage to refuse to risk the danger, or
displayed that culpable recklessn5ss
which ultimated in the fearful disaster.
In accordance with these facts and
details, we therefore find, and render
our verdict as follows: That P. L, Da-
Wis and twenty others came to their
death from injuries receivs 4 by the ex-
podin2 Of u boiler attached to one of
f. p Sinker Il Co.'S portable engines,
al the Indian State Fair Grounds, on the
1st day Of October, 1860, which explo-
sion was caused by the carelessness and
cuipabla mism cement on the part OF
the engineer in charge, John Coll: de-
ceased
VISION NOBLE
Foreman
JOHN S. BRAY
AUGUSTUS BRUNER
j. Z. WEAVER.
ID. POWELL.
X
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late of Franklin townsh hip, Wayne county. and
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e- te.r.4.-... For the Palladium
FARMERs,,PROFITS. o'

Mr.. Editor-As some of your city folks
think that farmers have nothing to do but to
sow few acres OF wheat or plant few acres
of corn and make fortune, to the uninitia.
ted, will give few facts and figures. There
is young man in this vicinity who rented 10
acres to SOW in wheat-terms half in shock,
finding all the seed. The ground in this lo~
cality has been unusually hard to break and
prepare for crop this fall. He hired help to
break and put it in at the rate of So so per
day--costing him $35. narrowing and roll
ing three days $1,000. Drilling S.. Seed Is
bushels at S1,25 per bu., $3.50. 1t has cost
him so far $50 Is. The cutting at So per acre
$50. As to the amount, that is in the future,
but estimate it at Is bushels to the acre, IAN
average for past years. he will have 90 bush
els which. 1t present prices, is $50. There
is still the hauling and thrashing, which will
foot nm about rs follows:
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SheriHs Sale.

f VIRTUE ola decree and execution to me di.
~ ERECTED from the Wayne Common Pleas Court I
expose It public sale At the Court House door in
the town OF Centerville, Wayne county, Indiana,
On the 23rd Day Of October, 1869,
between the hours of 10 o'clock m. and O'Clock
p NJ, on said day, the interest of John Coleman in
the following property, towit: Lot No. tyenty-four
l24J in Samuel Gaars addition to the town of Rich
mond, Wayne county, Indiana. To be sold as tho
property OF John Colemln, to satisfy sal decree in
my hands IN favor of Albertus Swain ct al
yes JACOB 8. BALLENGER,
Sheriff of Wayne county.
J. c. Whitridge, Atty for Plif.
9 Sept. %, l869-ts. IS ac55- sEi
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State of indiana, Wayne County, S. S.

Tobias Smith Clopp In the Wayne Common Pleas
VS. I Court, Jan'y Term AID. 1850.
Mary B. Clopp. J Divorce No. 1862.
BE it known that this goth day of Sept 1859
the above named plaintiff, by James Perry, Esq At.
torney, filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Wayne
Common Pleas Court his complaint against said de-
PENDANT in the above entitled cause, together with the
affidavit of competent person that said defendant
was non resident of Indiana, whereupon the Court
ordered that publication be made as to her in legal
manner. Said defendant, Mary b. Clopp, therefore,
is hereby notified of the filing and tendency of said
complaint against her, and that unless she appear
and answer or demur thereto, at the calling Of the
said cause, on the second day of the ext term of
said Court to be begun and cid ut the Court House
1870, said complaint, and the matters and things
therein contained and alleged will be taken true,
and the said cause will be heard and determined in
her abse nee.
Witness, the Clerk and the seal of said Court at
SEAL. Centreylle, this Goth day of September 1862
WIN. w. DUDLEY, Clerk.
James Perry, Atty for Flf.
Sept. 81, IS69-3w-S5.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP
r.. g.. WoLvERToN

HAS MOVED his Shop to the building north o.
Ii and adjoining No. Engine House, on Pearl-st
andis prepared for the manufacturing, repairing
and sale of Boots and Shoes. Particular attention
will be paid to the quality aud styles of custome,
work and satisfaction warranted. None but goof
ma teria used or the best of workmen employed. La
dies work gotten UP in the best style. Prices modeT
ate.
Richmond, Ind, May Is, 1869. tiff
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MARRIED,-On Wednesday CAST night J,
Vanuxena, and Miss Emma Blanchard,
daug hter of Mr.. William Blanchard of
this city.
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That Navy at Bachman's. for 25cts.
q plug, is AZ once the cheapest and best
in the maiket
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REMOVAL.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,


Richmond. Ind, Sept. 10. 1860.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that, at 9
o'clock, A. M. on the 18th day of
October, 1869, at the Clerks Office. in
said City, the Commissioners of said
City will meet and proceed to appraise
and assess the damages and benefits
accrued to the owner of any land or lot
through which the alley was established
in rear of the property ofHENRY WErrEL
ct. al, running from 9th street East in
tersecting an alley previously establish
ed running from 9TH street west.
= BY order of the common council.
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The Boiler Explosion at India napolis.
--latest Facts in reg lard to the Calamity.

THE BURIAL OF THE DEAD AND THE
CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED.
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MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, Dec. 81, 1865.
mo. l205-N. S I

mo. l2o5-N.SJ
An ORDINANCE for the protection of the City Water
works.
ReS0lred, SECTION l. 1t shall be unIawfnl for
any person unauthorized BY CITY ordinances or no,
employed by the Water Works commss ioners N
take water from any public cistern or fire plug.
OF 10 open the same so as 10 expose the water 10
waste or TO turn any public or private stop cock
or In any way or manner iDiure the buildings res.
srVons or other property belonging to the Citv
water works; and the person so Offending al ali
De subject to fine not less than twenty-five nor
ole tnan one hundred doll rs, or in default of Il e
payment OF the fine shall be imprisoned not less
than ten nor more than thirty days.
SIC. z. No person shall make any attachment to
the street mains of the City Water Works or 10 any
private attachment connected Herewith, or aDy
alerauoD IN such private attachments without a
special permit in writing, signed bv The nronar
oihcer Of the Water Works. Any one 80 of.
ienoing shall be subject to a fine not less than
twenty nor more than one hundred dollars: or II
the ire be not paid. Imprisonment for not less
thsh zen nor more than thirty days.
skC. 5. whoever shall himself or by any of
ms iamliy, or by any Of his servants or agents
use or waste the water from any part Of the
wafer works, or open any stop-cock or valve
or shall let on or shut of the water into or from
any pipe. with ut written authority from the
proper officer Of the Water Works, shall be sub.
!ect 70 hne OF not less than twenty nor more
thsn my dollars. or in default Of payment of
said penalty shall be imprisoned NOT less than five
nor more than twenty days.
oEe. A. whoever, having 9 water license, shall
use the water, or suffer ii to be used, from the
.yuIapt oeslgnsted therein for any other purpose
man ,nst specned, or shall suffer any person not
included In the license to use water from said
nydrsnt or shall suffer such hydrant to remain
exposed to public use, shall be fined not less than
twenty nor more than one hundred dollars. or
failing to pay the line shall be imprisoned not less
ofense. " sasH
SIC. 8. Parties paving streets, alleys and side.
walks are expressly forbidden TO destroy or cover
Up any valve or stop box attached to the water |
works, under penalty of not less than twenty. |
nve nor more than one hundred dollars for |
each onense, or In default of payment thew
shall be imprisoned for not less than ten nor more
than thirty days.
SEC. 8. II shall be unlawful for any person to
1--WE OF keep Key TO any stop.cock, hydrant or
1re-plug OF the Water Works unless 40 Authorized
BY city ordinances. and any one 80 offending shall
oe liable to q Inc OF not less than twenty nor
mere than d''y dollars. eyif he fail to pay TIE
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The Indian Nsr-Letter from General,
Sheridan.

A st. Louis dispatch of the I'd says:
General sherman mas received a letter from
General Sheridan, dated Fort Cobb, December 10
noting his arrival e. that post the day previous
win zen. Custer regiment, the Seventh cavalry
and ten companies of the Nineteenth Kansas
cavalry, in all about fifteen hundred men Gen
Sheridan says he spent one day on Gen. Custer's
baitlehelds and found the bodies of Major Elliott
and sixteen soldiers, and also the bodies OF Mrs
Binn and child Hfs. Blinn had been shot tbronob
the forehead, anc the chids brains had heen
dashed out against n tree. Gen. Sheridan followed
an indian trail down the Wsshita for seyenty-six
miles, when he CAME 70 a camp of Kioyas who
met him with letter from Cen Hazen which de-
clsred them TO be- friendly. Gen. Sheridan re.
Ynred the Indians to accompany him TO Fort
Eooo, but discovered while travelling towards
mat point that they were sending their families
TO the Washita mountains. and being suspicious
mat they were t:esnpting to deceive him, he took
6alonta and Lone,N of and notified them that he
would hold them aa hostages, and that If all the
hloWas Old not come TO Fort Cobb he would hang
them. Sheridan Says that the Indians realize now
ior Inc hrst time .bat winter will not compel ma
10 make truce with them, and adds that the s'Kio.
was have been engaged in the war all the time
Ano nave been plsying fast and loose. They have
attempted 10 broTbeat Gen. Hazen since he came
10 Fort Cobb. but will take the starch out of
them before leave them" The Cheyennes Ara.
pahoes and one hand of the Camanches are now
at the Washita mountains.
sheridan, afteT consultation with Gen. Haze,
proposes that when the klowas come in 20 nun
lsh those who are known to have been concerned
IN personal acts Of murder. He will send Black
hetile's sister out TO the Cheyennes, Arapahoes
and Camanches 20 get them to come in and snb.
mt 70 little treatment; aud, If they refuse TO
come IN, he will carry on the war against them in
me Wsshita mountains. He Will leave with Gen.
hazen sufficient sorce TO enable him TO control
tne iholans now 81 Fort Cobb, and such others as
may come in there.
During the mereh from Camp Supply the
weather and snow were very severe, but the
health oil the command was good. only two men
Of the seventh cavalry and six of the nineteenth
Kansas, being sick.
In private letter. one day later, Sheridan saws
mat the kiowas are coming in and the Cheyennes
lave been very humble since their punishment by |
zen. Custer, and That be has no doubt that the |
Arsrahoes will csme In also and surrender and |
ABIDE by his terms after which he has no fears of
their renewing hYtilities.
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Che New Orleans Crescent syeanes Ian, aaaaari G.

9eraiiy. shall be imprisoned not less than ten nor
lore than thirty 1901 days.
sEc I. IL is made the duty OF al city officers,
a. well as the police and street commissioner
department to report sli violations of tnis ord:-
nance to the superin endent OF the Water Works
AID The assistant city attorney Is hereby required
10 prosecute all parties reported to him by the
board Of water commissioners for attractions Of
The sane.
(Sgned) THOMAS MARxEY.
President Board Aldermen.
(ognecl G. PASDELY,
p esdent pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 81, l5C5.
tslRnedl JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JoHY w. OVERALL. Secretary.
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woSDERFUL.-senry W. Burr. No. 40 wsst I'm
street. while on q visit to the West. was attacked
with severe Illness from drinking irpure WAFER.
Life was despared Of, and it was thouobt that he
must die. His wife was mediatey mt for and
in day or two was Of bis bedside. Having her
self seen the beneficial results from the 9se Of
Plantation Bitters, she insisted upon their being
administered to him, which was done, in ouanti.
ties prescribed by the attending physician. The
result was almost as II by magic, and in one.haIf
was out OF danger, and by moderate use OF them
three or Tour times day, he was soon able to re-
sumo ms yourneyto his home. This is but one
case Of many thousands that we know of.
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MAroRALrr OF NEW orI&sss.
mo. llss-N. 81

ResO'red, That from and after the lat t3Jaaa-
ary 1862 the treasurer and all others colle,ng or
receiving money for the city of New OrlsSEs are
instructed to receive In payment Of ,ssaxes
licenses. or any other dues, only Uniteds States
currency. 80.
Resolved That within five days after BE pro-
mitigation Of the foregoing resolution siS,.St the
money then 10 the city treasury knownSx city
money shall be counted and destroyed in Gnu an
ner prescribed 10 existing ordinances. ~ the
treasurer is hereby forbidden to pay ou.Saay o,
said money, on any account whatever. g.:
(Signed) ALFRED KEsRst,
President Board Assistant AldetSSaa.
(Signed) Thomas MAREffs
President Board AlderTsa.
Approved Dec. IS, 1865. |c
(Sienedl JOHN r. CONWAY lxSS0r.
true copy. ~
JoHS W. OVERALL. Secretary. ~
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AS for Edwin Booth, be really seems to be sink.
ing his great promise under loads of millinery
Hls elegance OF, person and graceful action sti
remain what they used to be, and he wins much
samlrauon py tasM display, especially among the
is playing in his clothes, as Mr. Booth often does
now that be has 100 early won tame and fortune
-lBeston Letter. lls 'N''~-''
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EACTs - kesrs n. kierer Hollanee,:na 4.
foydrs street, Manufacturers OF the 6alakof Her..
6entlemen-l have examined the patent that wa
gou oy the Government for manufacturing tho Saakor
biers and found In the ingredients employed rsupoand
veil eacu aztec TO excite good order The Testis
organs have prescribed said Bers several tnss and IN
every instance had occasion ascertain their ksaedc.i
sueeL remain gentleman, respectfully, ys9r noss
oSrale.t servant A. hkhOlER NJ D., los Canaf,5trsst
nave anined she patent bold
naskon Bitter and Ind nothing In ingredent hsr.of
enstee 70 act n;uronsy tho human syster un
cordial aromatic bitter 81 A SNTIru NJ +, :"
Your Malakof Bitters which hsVe examined d a.,
S any Injurious % health and
YouTa NJ SCTyrPPERT.r N
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MEDICAL,
PORES CURE FOR COUGHS, EcLDs
ASTHMA, ETC. ~

In all Diseases OF Throat and Lungs reour b. M.
Of mild, soothing and decidedly efficient remedy t. mrs,
parstion may be used by persons ages om ,hs in
iant mewing and puking in its arms" wrs "the
sixth sge shifts into the lean and slppered With
much prospect Of relief from any ormu in
POPE's CURE FOR COUGHS has been ussa in hi.
city for over ten years. with increasing demand is ps IN bot
ties at 75c each Tryn JOHN H. PoIsR
Iruggist, corner Jackson and Prytaniastr,ets
Sold also BY JOHN DKBENNEvILLE, Druggist corusr
Camp and Poydras streets
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE. CnYIs4i.L,
New Orleans. Jan. 5, s',sl;
Notice is hereby given that the contrcscs will,
at his office, on Saturday, Jan. o, 1862 81 noon,
adjudicate to the lowest bidder or bisSfffs the
above contract according to plans and ssSssiica-
tions on file in the Office of the city survisSsl.
PAS. LABtNkr,
Deputy CoIyso1ler.
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MAYoRALrr OF NKw OststSs. }

mo. ll75-N. 81 u,
ReSolreG, That the controller be and he 81 here
by authorized after Eve days notice in thkic ial
Journal, TO sdjudIcate contract 70 the loar.* bid
deror bidders, for the construction OF sgstalks
on the southwest side of St. Andrew strgsS be-
tween Liberty and Claiborne streets, taeea;yk to
be done in strict accordance with specig,ss lions
on fe in the Office of the city surveyOr.;.As
tSigned) ALFRED KEAs$ys
President Board of Assistant AIdsJlesn.
(Signed) THOMAS MAbIg
President Board Of Ald4}ftsa.
Approved Dec. Il, lS6S. -;
(signed) JOHN r.. CONWAY, EkGnr.
true copy: -;
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. ~
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JoHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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a BOOK FOR THE FORTUNATE.
BALDWIN DUFF's TREATISE ON PRIVATE Drs.
SASbs mpoency, Loss Of Power, Nervous DEBILITY VITA
Noes on impodments 10 Marriage should reaf by al an
sempisns marriage mali ON receipt OF Is car "a \,
Baldwin DUFF.
rev Orleans Medical Inssitnts
svh.r. an ,v,,.,. ..... 2ei Magazine 81 cot,
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mACHlNERY, HARDwAaE.
I EESs' FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN IszEJ
csrHsr sr Ds,srk and Fsuehsr ssraosy,

Wss ssvsse Inform friends ard ms subl,s x,as,.x
en We are prepared, as formerly manu.ctars star.
o'nels sns" Nils Sugar Kettles, Draining Ma.
chimes, Saw kils Cotton Presses Newell sorsw, I,. a.
hs Furnace Mouths Gratis Bars kinds Of Psnt,,i,r a..
se.neoss vsrks and svsu tsszptio. Of Machinery 4,
shs South. rrprs . ~.
Orders len Of Boz ~ Mechanics and Dealers, xxss..-.
ell receiSe nrnunf attentin.