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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03

A LITTLE black horse named Primes
which will be remembered by visitors to
the White Mountains, died few daye
since, aged thirty-nine years, and the
funeral ceremonies occurred two days
after his death. He was drawn to his
grave by six white horses and followed
by forty of his stable companions, led by
the grooms. He was buried at the foot
of Mount Washington, and next spring a
marble monument will mark his resting
place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03

There will he another meeting OF The
citizens at Fenian Hall, Union and Ameri-
can Block, on Thursday night to complete
arrangements for the celebration of st.
Patrick day. All the committees are eT'
pected to report.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03
Sweet Music.

Cherry street about / l o'clock last night
was filed with strains of sweet music, a
serenade from the excellent band Of the
45th Regulars to the proprietOrs Of the
Merchants Exchange.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03

The shoe trade a. HaVerhiIl, Mass.i
was never so lively as at the present
time. For want of room the manufacture
ers in some cases have been obliged to
put machines into stables. There are q
hundred shoemakers going daily from
Byield, Georgetown and Groveland, oyeE
the NeWburypOrt railroad, to HsVerhill.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03

An enthusiastic individual, whose name
might be Clark or something similar, was
grabbed by the police yesterday afternoon
for kicking out the windows Of a public
carriage on Cedar street. For this little
irregulafity he will be called on to answer
in the Police Court this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03
Irish National Demonstration

Gen. John ONeill, President of the
Fenian Brotherhood and Capt. W. j.
Hynes, Senator F. B. will address the pub
lie tonight on the Irish question in the
Hall OF the House of Representatives, State
Capitol. 1t is useless for US to insist that
these gentlemen have a warm reception,
for We feel satisfied that the spacious hall
will be crowded to oyerhowing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03

As man named Hathaway, brother Of
Capt Hathaway, and member Of Coop
er's militia, was riding at fast gait yes
terday on College street, his horse STUN
lied ahd fell on his leg, Ii is supposed
to be broken He was conveyed to camp
10 hack
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03
Arrested.

Ed. Hathaway was arrested last night on
charge of stealing some money, the
amount of which we could not ascertain
He will have a hearing this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03

COMPULSORY EDUcATIoE.-The COM
pulsory education bill before the Wis.,
consin Legislature is meeting with strong
opposition throughout the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03
Ennlinnaal.

The case of Robert Pullings. cOlored,
charged with a fraudulent breach of trust
which has been pending before Justice
Mathews, was sgsin continued yesterday
mill g O'clock to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03

Velocipedes are beginning to catch
fits from medical men. They claim that
the vehicle causes assesses and malfor-
nations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03

lkNorwich, Conn, has a book~keeper
noted for the beauty of his chirography,
who can write equally well with both
hands at the. same time. ..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03

ga bill has passed the Georgia Legisla-
ture permitting all manned soldiers to
peddle without license in that State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-03
WASHINGTON.

HE Rush AT Army HeadquRrter-The
City Full of Strangers-l.astM Meeting
of saknsGu.s CahlFpRf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-12-28
L e @ n u r E S
ON THE CREATION OF THE
PHYSICAL UNIVERSE!

REV. 6. FIELD will deliver /. course of Nine
Lectures. in the New Jerusalem Temple, Richmond.
indians, commencing January 1lth, 1870, Tues
day evening on the manner in which the Earth the
Sun. the Planetary System and the Stelular Uni
verse we're created and sustained the Laws Of
the Vegetable and Animal Life, both primary and
succeeding together with various races families
Of mankind, in the light of Science, Philosophy ana
Revelation. The Rev. George Fisid, having been ac-
lively engaged in the pursuit Of physical psyeo
logical Science, as public popular Lecturer for
more than twenty years past is in every way quali-
fed to treat his subjects with force clear
nsss and beauty Of both style and eloquence. We
therefore promise orr people reA treat of Science
and thought. Price per coares $3.50. Single Lee
'ure, rs cents. Tickets at Nieholeeu's Whites ana
Elders OP RI.
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NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS

The price Of gas consumed after jan
uary LIST, 1870, will be 1915 per thou
sand cubic feet. if paid by the Goth of
each month. or S4,5O per thousand if
paid after the tn being . reduction
Of so cents per NJ. upon present rates.
When Bills are for less than 700 feet
per month q meter rent Of 25 cents per
month will be charged. am COMPEL
ed to this course by the fact that there
is virtually no profit upon many Of the
meters now in use. Hereafter, those
who want gas only for occasional use,
will be expected to pay for use OF meter.
Consumers are also notified that here
after Bills will be presented at their of
fees, or residences, 6ut once If they
desire to avail themselves Of the lowest
rate 1915 per NJ, they must pay their
Bills when first pres ented, or. WITHOUT
further notice, AT THE OFFICE, on or before
the Goth inst. The reduction in price
Of gas is made as an ex pertinent, it be-
ing q common assertion that reduction
in price would itself occasion an increas
OF consumption. 1t is hoped that there
" II be such an increase as will justify
me in continuing the new rates, which
are, with the present consumption. too
low to return fair profit upon the
amount invested. HHIs #H
JAMES NJ. STARR.
Dec. %, 1869. 4fI.r axe.
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Bachman has a large assortment of
fine plug Tobaccos on hand to be sold
at the usual prices.
No better Tobacco can be found any
where, than ut Bachnan's and you can
Buy them so per cent, less than else
where. n
A large assortment of pipes and
smokers articles chearrer than else
where by S. Bachman.
Meerschaum pipes and Cigar Holders
at cost at Bachman's.
Those who wish to make presents Of
nice pipes will do well to look At my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-12-28

HoRsz SroL.K On tue night Of the
9th inst, Henderson Hosier residing
ID the vicinity Of Jacksonburg, in this
sccuoty had fine bay horse stolen out
Of his barn. and on Monday the 9th.
j. c. Page, Esq Of our city, returned
from Ohio, with horse and theft. Esq.
Gentry, of CentrevilIe remanded the
theft to Jail, in default of $1,000 bail.
The name Of the thief is Andrew Nc
Gee, formerly . citizen Of this county.
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FORM. STYLE. TERNs. Ac--yo,. xxr
for 1870, will be published in Superor Style. each
Number comprising Sixteen Double Quarto Pages,
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&C.. at close Of each Volume. sa;oa4s Ras1 a
Only IS Q Year; 10 clubs Of ten more, 81. 50.
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Attachment Notice.

Charles ". Burkhardti Attachmsut before James
vs.. N. Poe, Justics Of the Peass
David F. Smith. Of Wayne County, Indiana.
NOTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on the soth
~ day Of December. 1859. at = O'Clock r. NJ. a.
my Office in the city of Richmond, ia Wayne Town
ship, will proceed to hear and decide upon the com
plaiut of the said Charles w. Burkhards, whereof
the said David F. Smith, and all other persons cor.
cerned, will take notice. JAMES M.POE.
Justice Of the Peace.
Rich mond, Dec. I, 1869. n3ottpf345O
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Religious Notices.

1D-RKv. C. W. MILLER, will preach At Central
u. r. Church on New Years Day SATURDAY next, }
at ten -and-a-haK O'Clock, .. m. He parpsses re-.
viewing the incidents Of the past year, and contem-
piats the lessons thus given guides for The Shsurs
All are cordially invited to hear him.
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RICHMOND. DIG. 8. aee
2.
8 Prompt Sottlomouta.

nAv1NG taken my two sons into partnership,
Ii under the ffrm name OF G. kafsiI Sous,
sing dp the old books, ~ payh3 sash givise note
and therefore hope those owing me will make
immediate and prompt setGemsnts, il the way I
hase indicated. Thankful for POI f1sors Il, me,
hope for continuation OF the same - to firm.
large assortment Of all kinds Of Boots aud
Shoes for Gents. Ladies and Misess, both OF our
own and Eastseu manufacturs, will always Be found
1t No. Isl Nam Street, cheap for cash.
DsesDher 20, 1859. @. GaTox L.
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BROADWAY WooD YARp.-Lu. Clark's wood
from this Yard. nearly opposite the Library
Building on Broadway between Pearl and Ma
rion, is sound, good Wood. dry and nice ard
it .'gues farther than that from any other
Wood Yard in the city particularly when he
hauls it greater distance. In addition, he is
one Of the most plea>ant and accommodating
fellows in the biz. Give him . cal.
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For the Palladium.
DUBLIN, Decembsr 10th, 1859.


laza5s res aaas DUBLIN, Decembsr 10th, 1869.
g.2 sEenE WAYNE AGRICULTURAL wonks. g64ssr
On visiting the above misunderstanding establish
ment Of cur town to day. WAS astonisled At the
.unber OF hands employed, and the result Of their
labor. The polite Secretary OF the firm, Mr. A. L.
Davis, furnished me with the following facts and
figures: During the last season the number Of
hands employed was rs.
Weekly payroll of haads -. $500
Rsepers and Mowers manufactured. ........ 500
Onohorse Drills, -" Ioo0
Cus$ing boxes, % 1890
Two-horss Drills and Cider Presses manufactd 100
Nearly IN Of the above articles have found ready
sale. Active preparations are being nsds for in
sssasfne tie manufactures in Isze. The eompanv
propose - mako during the coming season 1000 rssp-
err and mowers, 1900 one-hoss drils $3.50 cutting
bones, and two-horss drills aui cider mills accorne
10 demand. Besides all this, they run pl.ininr-
mill, and sash, blind and door factory. Thu, IL
viii Be seen that Dublin is under many obligations
to the enterprisng firm of Davis, Lawrence Co,
MORTIMER.
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Estate Of David Meredith

NOrICE is hereby given that WIN. Fulphum
II Executor of said Estate, viii make ANAL set.
menf with said Estate at the January Term, 1870
Of the Wayne Court of Common Pleas rs
Witness my name, and the Ssal Of said Cours
IsEAL.) at Centreville this eth day Of December
1859. VIM. ". DUDLEY, Clerk.
u4O.2w e #sEAsS s. EEls7 -
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER /.

Life's like race where some succeed,
Whilst others are beginning,
IT'S luck in some, in others speed,
But II you chance TO fall behind,
Neser slacken your sndeavor;
Just keep this wholesome truth In mind;
IT'S osttsr late than never!
And IL you keep ahead tits we'll,
But never trip your nsighbor;
lis noble when Jon can excel
By houest patient labor;
But IL you are outstripped q last,
Press on ~ bold ~ ever;
Remember, though you are surpassed,
It's better late than never! ~
Ns'sr labor for IN idle boast,
Or victory DER another;
But while ron e1sfve your uttsfmoss,
deal fairly with brother;
Whate'er your saetion do your best,
And bold your purpose ever;
Thsn you fail % beat the rest,
'1is bsttsr late than never!
Choose well the path in which you run-
Succeed by noble daring;
Then, though the b Ut, when once 'tis won,
Your crown is worth the wearing! .
Then never fret if left behind,
Nor slacken your endeavor;
But ever keep this truth in mind:
'Tis better late than neverI
And II you are not yet aware,
That BAcHN AN keeps the best
TosAccos, very fine and rare;
Then do not wait until the last
But 20 there now and save the rest
OF the "chauge" you have TO spare;
Fifty per cent. you save at least s.
By buying your TosAcco there;-
You'll also find the very best
CIoAKs-of all kinds whatever;
SO keep this wholesome truth in mind:
IT'S better late than never!
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The New Jerusalem Temple will be Dedicated by
Rev. George Field, and Rev. Frank Sewall, on the
fourth Sabbath in January, 2sdl. All are kindly
invited TO attend. g. p BAxn 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-12-28

DR.. waldron, Of Cincinnati, will preach It Grace
Church next Sabbath morning and evening. Go
and hear him.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, ad
II minstrator Of the Estate Of Daniel +. RUBY
deceased, will file his account, currsnt and report
fnr final settlement at the next ssrn of the Common
AMBROSE s. RUBY.
Dec. Il, w. fsssA - fsiFs n4l-3t
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Henk Hoff was caught out on . dy'
BY Mayor Bennett, the first Of the week.
Hoff Is the keeper OF notorious den on
North Marion street, near Main, and 10
frequently brought up for rows. selling
% minors and other violations of law.
He has been accustomed to appeal his
cases 70 the Criminal Court and by the
time his cases came up in that court
the Witnesses could not be found, and as
. consequence, he escaped prosecution.
On Monday he was indicted before the
Mayor for selling to minors in five cases.
He appeared 1t the Office with very
independent air, and told the Mayor to
do what he pleased. as he Hof, inten-
ded to appeal as usual, and have his
case 60 to Centerville. The Mayor in.
formed him that he was able to accom-
modate him in that respect, and, in
addition to the fine, sent him to board
with Sherid Ballenger, ten days on each
Indictment. As he SO earnestly wanted
his cases to go to Centreville, he could
thus be near at hand to attend to them.
HoG was disposed to dispute the May
orss power to in1ict imprisonment but
being shown the statute, he wilted. and
WAS meekly taken to Jail that evening.
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Wayne County, ss.
Ia the WAyne Civil Cir
cult Court, Fsbrnary
Tera. An. 1870.
Partition ETN


ana FRANK b0his a sRsi3 9ssae No. 2437.
Be it known. that, this 18th day Of Dec, 1869,
the above named P1f6, ]. Rasback nod A. B. Young
Attorneys, Sled in the oce OF The Clerk Of the Wayne
Civil Circmit Court his comPlAins agaisst said de-
affidavit Of competent person that satd defendants
Monroe Conwell. Christian Bull. and James Buhl.
are not . resident Of the S1ste Of Indians. 70
and mes Buhl, therefore ase hee6by notified of
the hiinG AID pendsncJ Of sid ssaplaiat against
dsnur thereto a. - e.sx - Ia ss
On. the ssecond day Of tbs nsxt Term of said
Court 10 DO begun and hsld st NJ Court House
in Centreve, on the First Monday Of Tsbruary next
said complaint and tie matters and thiags therein
contai, I'd and aedged will b takan = true and the
said cause will be beard and determiaed IN their alb
sence. s--ss-,<t q ss.t.ssrs s
-iaH wirxEss, VIM. w. Dullsy, Clssk, and the
isEAL. Seal Of said Court, at 0so4sssille this
ss,aa 8 18th day of Deeenhess 10oe.e - s
aea. ssisss# VIM. ". DUDLEY, Clerk.
81 J. RAILHsAck and H.. b. YogHo Aft.ys of PIt'f
n4l.4tpfe9. 81 al.R skAs be .ssas5s.ssa ssss...s
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DR.. Hayes's lectured on last Wednes-
day evening. He spoke without manu-
script or note, anil in an easy converse
tional manner told the story of his adj
ventures in the frozen zone. The lecture
was somewhat tedious, IS . great part Of
information contained has been made
known to the public through the pub
Iished accounts of Kane's, Hayes, and
other expeditions. The attendance on
last Wednesday evening was not large.
DR.. Hayes has been to the Arctic regions
three times. first, accompanying the
late DIR. Kane's expedition in 1859; the
second time, with an expedition of his
own in 1861, and again last summer, he
visited Greenland with a party going
for various scientific purposes. The
Doctors special object on his last trip
WAS TO examine the ruins of the Morse
men towns along the coast Of Green
land. He gave arapid account of HE
second expedition. interspersel with
descriptions of Northern scenery; of the
dogs and sother inhabitaats''; the forma-
lion Of icebergs, etc. DR.. Hayes expe-
dition passed up Baffns Bay into
Smiths Sound, and wintered near the
place where Kane wintered in latitude
70. The description of their efforts to
keep up their spirits while housed in du-
ring the long, dark arctic winter, was
very amusing. The next Spring, he At
tempted to go northward but was unable
10 pass through the ice barriers. But
taking the sledges and travelling over
the ice, he finally reached the shores Of
the Open Polar Sea, and raising the
American flag, on the north coast 81
Grinnell Land, in latitude 50. flour hun
dred and eighty miles from the pole) he
returned to his ship and began his voy-
age homeward. The Doctors opinion
= that around the pole there is vast
ocean. where the waters are as restless
- n the open Atlartic. and consequent
y are never frozen, except where they
are sstilled By the chores Of the CONT
nents and the adjoining islands. thus
forming an impsnetrabls ice girdle con
meeting the coasts Of North America,
Greenland, Asia and Europe. Doctor
Hayss expresses his intention OF again
visiting the arctic regions and sndeav-
oring to reach the North Pole.
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Qua STATE ScHooL Fund has rounded up
to the magnificent sum Of 1914 $50 81. hav-
ing increased since last year $55 ,5li, 33.
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J. Zeyen Bro, are better prepared than ever be
fore accommodate their customers with any article
Of clothing they may need, made TO order mr. from
the best OF material. which they have now on hand.
For Collars, Neckties, etc. 60 70 their esiabiishent
No. :32, Main-street. Their prices reasonable.
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TIE annual sale Of mortgage sinking fund
land took place on the l4th Of December.
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Jacob Kern has Fall Overcoats.
Jacob Kern has Winter Overcoats.
Jacob Kern has Youths Overcoats.
jacob Kern has fine Walking Sui t.
Jacob Kern has fine Dress S9ttD,s
jacob Kern has the finest clonk of
clothing n the city.
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FOB sALE.

a new style, nearly new, buggy for sale, will en-
change for good trade or sch cheap 70. cash. En-
qairs OF 8. Bachman, 22s, Main street.
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between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and O'Clock
r. NJ, OF said day, the following prppsrsy to-wit:
Lot number 2S3, in that part Of the city of Rich
mond, in said county, laid out BY Elizabeth Starr
TO be sold the property Of Curtis travc rs well
to satisfy said executions in fsvor0f Jacob Smelser
- 70 make 4il36 paid BY said Saslser on the 24t,
day of Decsmber, 1862 to redeem said property here
tofore sold on two executions in favor OF Carr and
others, and James vanuxum and Others, who were
plaintiffs, aud Curtis Grave and others wore defend.
ants. 6 as JACOB b. CHALLENGER.
Dec. ~ 1859. IA A. Sheriff Of w. c..
60 B43-4w$9.
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BLOOMIrG:rON, H.. HunsERY.
18Th Yeass 500 Acress i0gGssenho..e. /!
Largest, best stock and shipping facilities APPLES
CRAFTS, eboiee, 10 90 80. NU3D8RY STOCKS.
Seeds, Osage. Apple, Peach, WfLO60OSE, Plum.
Usage HEDGE. 10000, S1s. sEvHRGREENS,
ROSES, 1000, 800. Dahlias, 0iadiolua, GREEN
HOUSE. HEDGING PLANTS ssspd Iee. for Cata-
logues. 80 - - r. x. PH0NIx
$500 esssszss 80 I-11wCookC&Co .Cbicagol
Richmond Naaional Bank.
.@s8K ask RICHMOND. DEC. ., 1859.
4 MEETING Of the Stockholders Of this Bank will,
IA be held 1T the Banking House, On Tuesday,
four O'Clock, for the election o. rscsofs Tor the n
saing year. sssrrx T. =. COFFIN, Pssssdeut.
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ne Bosrd 81 Health has uvrlared the
Gait House alley nuisance. ,sN

A joint stock company is proposed to
purtSaSs the Qualsr City Works. 4 =
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Oliver A. Morgan. was hung for muir
der. 1t Tarrs sHaute, On the 28i inst.