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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-04-20

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Gated facts embracing graphic and eloquent define
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WE TAKE 1T BAcK.-In announcing the election
result from Boston Township, we pronounced both
the Justices elected as No. Republicans. We knew
our friend Jas. P. Burgess, of the true faith,
and, from the fact that Mr.. Rinehart good man,
and being in good company that he ought necessarily
to be good Republican. We reluctantly take back
the endorsement of Mr.. Rs republicanism-o mis-
take was natural under the circumstances-and we
regret that he lacks just that GOOD quality.
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rs Alfred Fl. Weeks, Of Vigo county, re-
Gently left his wife, children and farm,
and eloped with Polly Mundell, aged
eighteen. se1sss3 selb
Judge Chapman has secured the SER
vices of Judge Nimrod H. johnson, Of
the Wayne Criminal Court, in the trial
of William j. Abrams, which commence
ed Tuesday last. gas Il
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NJ
BIsUoP SIMPSON, attended Erie nds
Meeting, on South Fifth Street, last
Sabbath evening, and spoke briefly but
very acceptably TO the large congrega
ton zse ~
We understand the singing, which i'm
mediately followed the Bishops re-.
marks, was by those not members OF the
Society of Friends, and was annoying to
the Bishop as we'll as to the Friends.
The former desired to attend a Friends
meeting, conducted in their usual man.
We believe the Friends place singing
as an act Of public worship, on the same
basis as Prayer and Preaching the Cos
pel-shat 1t is acceptable to God, and
edifying the hearers, only as it is per-
formed under the immediate in flucnce of
the Holy Spirit; and, as the exercise is
liable &c 50 much abuse, by some of
those who have acquired the art, and es
peciaIly by those who are little vain of
the attainment. the Friends have so long
discouraged the practice in their meet
ings for worship, that it would need an
undoubted evidence that the Lord reguir-
I'd the service before any of their mem
bers would he justified in interrupting
one Of their meetings by singing.
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How often do you hear the complaint
from mother and father that their son or
daughter is not we'll; that they have no
appetite; that they feel languid that
their head aches; that they are growing
thin and feeble, and that they have no
life or energy left. That they are low
spirited, and perfectly incapaciated to
participate in any pleasures, or perform
any mental or physical duty. And the
question is often asked, what shall 1 do
for them or, what shall I give them
Our answer is, let them try Plantation
Bitters moderately three times day,
and our word for it they will recover.
is MAGNOLIA WATER->Superior to the
best imported Cologne, aud at half the
price, bns .eI 50 IS ~ -tssE8s'
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We are pleased to learn that efforts
are being made by the congregation wor
Shipping at the NJ. E. Central, to have
Bro. C. w. Miller, (who has been sent
by the Conference to Winchester) re-
tanned for the present year. Hope they'll
succeed-and then we will have the
Pearl and Central Gospel Mills in
charge of two good Milters, whilst
Grace will abound through hnnan
CanaanU ~ $50:
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Clean Up! Clean Up!

10y ORDER Of the Common Council, am in.
clean up their CUTTERS clean out their alleys, repair
pave their sidewalks, and, in Short make gener-
al RENOVATION of the City, within the next fifteen
then the Street Commissioners will do it for them
the costs for the will be taxed up against the
owners property, for whom the work shall be done,
and collected other taxes r. p. KIRN, Clerk.
Richmond, April -, 1859. 7:2w
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Administrators Notice.

IT ETTERSs OF ADMINISTRATION, ON
II the Estate of Bennett Stoh, late OF the City of
Richmond, Wayne County, and State of Indiana, de-
ceased have this day been granted to the undersigned
BY the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of said
County. All persons having claims against said
estate required to file them, duly proven, with the
Clerk of said Court within year from this date.
The estate is supposed to be solvent. 1870
GERHARD H. SCHNELLE,l
DAVID FELTMAN, Administrators.
April 20, 1869. --s s7:f2, 25pfl
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PROPOSALS.
Cincinnati, Richmond q Fl. Wayne
Railroad Company.

Ii PROPOSALS or bids will be received BY the
j undersigned, at Richmond, until the 18th Of this
month April, at noon, for the HN
Grading. Grubbing, Clearing, Bridges, Gull
verts, Cross Ties and Laying the Track.
Persons may bid any of the above work or on all
of it, may bid sections, if preferred divided
follows: From Richmond to Winchester; from VIM
chester to Ridgeville; from Rigeville to Portland;
from Portland to Decatur from Decatur to Fl Wavne.
Proiles and specifications be seen At any time
in the Secretarys Office at Richmond, after the 9Th
inst The Company reserve the right to reject any
bids. - WIN. PARRY, President.
7:tl fsse $500 RAJ
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CUBA.
= y CUBA.
insurgents Closely Besieging Trinidad
hepqfted Defeat Of One Thousand


insurgents Closely Besiesins Trinidad
hepated Defeat of One Thousand
!nsergSnts-Cargo of Arms Landed
for 3he lnsurgents.
HAVANA, April 20.-rhe -Diario an
nounces that the insurgents are closely
besieging Trinidad, and have cut off all
communications with the town on the
land side
Troops have been dispatch ed from
Cienfuegos to relieve Trinidad
The same paper reports that one thou
sand insurgents we're attacked and de-
feated By enc hundred and fifty yolun-
teers.
Reports continue to be- received of
burning of plantations by rebels The
Aballi estate, near Mantanzas, is among
those recently destroyed. ae 7ava
1t is rumored that steamer from
Nassau has landed large cargo Of arms
and ammunition for the rebels at Puerto
Sana, on the Northern Coast of the Eas-
tern Department. lSa8 ki1o as2l9
81 HAVANA, April observation-disclosures
from Trinidad to merchants here. repeat
the report that one hundred and fifty
volunteers defeated considerable body
Of insurgents near Trinidad. They state
that the fight took place within half a
League of town; reduce the number Of
insurgents to 500, and add that eight Of
the latter were killed. The latest news
from Trinidad is, that the rebels are
evacuating the neighborhood.
Two thousand Spanish IL oops have
arrived at Nuevitas, and will march i'm
mediately to attack the rebels in the
Puerto Pria cipe region.
Il is reported to day, that the insur-
gent chieftains, Villaniel, Casanova and
Junco, with 600 armed followers, have
voluntarily surrendered to the Spanish
authorities.
A commission has been appointed by
the Captain General, to receive the pro-
ceeds of confiscated property, and they
have commenced to exercise their func
tons. Fat zt
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Corrected weekly ~ ETsos.. HEsrsr.
CINcINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, April, ~, 1859.
Flour duli-sales Of Family at IS 5eG0ee 76.4
Wheat is dul-Sales at S135 a. IS.
Corn in better supply-sales OF ear at 67Q166c.
Rye dull, at 81 30. ~ Es@sa ~ ha&
Oats duh, as65e.,s - safaIbaa
Barley uncha nged.
Whisky firm At 9Oc. e
Cotton-duH At Z7c. ~
Glover seed in good demand, at Ice.
Timorthyis in good dema nd, at 81 50.
Provsions-The market is firm. Mess
pork sold at $3l.
Lard Is dull 1T l6c. s sse.eseesszT
Bulk meats are dull at-13c. for shoulders; /
sides 151sc. asza - = ...ss,-.
Linseed oil is dull-sales At u os@1fos.5 81
; Lard oil firm, at 81, so
Butter duli-33037c. hsfE GsGs3 ESg58 m
Gold "a buying.
Exchange firm at 10 premium selling.os fsrt
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOfICE, is hereby given, that the partnership.
! lately subsisting between 8. Bachman and Fe
Haner, under the firm of Bachman Haner, of tn
city OF Richmond Ind dissov ed April 18th, 1885,
by mutual consent. 8. Bachman is authorized TO
settle all debts due to and by the firm.
taa E8 ~ 7a s. BACHMAN.
F. HANER.
April Is, 1852 ns-3t.v
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A Fixed Fact Previous to the ad-.
tournament OF the North Eastern Indiana
Conference, recently. in session in this
city, resolution was about to be pre-
scented, requesting Bishop SIMPSON to
deliver Il temperance address in Indiana
The Bishop arose and stated that he
had not spoken on the subject Of tenn.
perance Tor twenty years, though he had
ever given aid aud comfort TO the cause,
and that his other duties were too ardu-.
GUS and pressing to admit of his now
doing 50. He did not think much cod
be accomplished in the ca,se until So
ciety was educated up 10 a given status,
and that point would be reached scAen
the ballot soas placed IN the hands of aconsen!
This language, emanating from the
source that it does, conveys some idea
of the rapid progress this movement in
favor of female suffrage is making. The
oft repeated assertion that women are
incapable of judiciously exercising the
privilege which the elective franchise
confers, is beginning to be regarded as n
chimera of a disordered brain.
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s--if4 JUSTICES
Abington--Henry McCashland
Boston,. F. Kinehart and james p.
Burgess. a.. aas
Clay-Thomas NJ. Kerr ses4
Green-Winston E. Harris -er
Harrison-Isaac N. Beard t.
Jefferson--Thomas N. Anderson
Perry--William Swain f..a
Washington-Aaron Shrader aud Da-
yid w hisler aw1-
= soas-ss-aa s 3 TRUSTEES.
: Abington--.James Endsley
"a Boston George w Stevenson
y sCentre--James Dunbar
= Clay-James w. Martintiale
Dalton-Edwin Reynolds 80
Franklin--Axium jackson
z aGreen-Samuel Pitts 02i ega46
Harrison-James Lesson e .
Jefferson-Jeptha johnson M.
Jackson-David n. Berg
New Garden-Edward Conner
g Perry-Thomas Marshall
Washington-Thomas G. Clark s
Wayne-William Parry
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past at $40 quart, and of luxurious citi-
zens, blessed with palates that relish the taste of sill
yer, have been enjoying them literally regardless of
expense. Strawberries at $40 quart in Broadway,
and within stones throw of hundreds of poor Ieo-
pie who can't get bread enough to eat at ten cents
loaf! City of contrasts truly is this. Strawberries
delicious, but not when the paid for them
would keep many suffering family in comfort for q
whole week. One must have very dainty palate
a very quiet conscience to banquet food that sug
gests such unpleasant opposites New York Sun.
Gen. Grant is rapidly filing the various offices with
in his appointing power. All his appointments thus
far have been confirmed by the Senate-including
that of to be Surveyor of Customs at New
Orleans The throng of Office seekers at the Capital
must soon bigin to disappear.
While at Indianapolis, last Sui day, we noticed
two oc A. Gaar Co.'S fine Threshing Machines on
the cars, consigned to Mr. JOS Hook, Lexington, Mis-
souri,. r# .sa~s
The SPOKEN WoRD.-Boys and girls, what is it
that you catch, though you chase after it
as the wings of the wind? You never catch
the word that is gone out of your lips. Once
Spoken it is ont of reach; do your BEST you
never recall it, Therefore, take what you say.
Never speak uukind word, an impure word, lying
word or a profa word ~
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The following is list Of the Justices
OF the Peace, and Township Trustees,
elected at the last annual election, the
9Th inst, in the different Townships Of
this County: .,atrt
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Executors Notes.

~, Office is hereby given thai the undef1igued has
! y taken letters testamentary the last Will and
Testament of Elizabeth Jeans late of Wayne County
Indiana, deceased. Persons indebted to the estate
will make immediate payment; and those having
claims against the estate viii file them in the Clerk
Office. STEPHEN SCOrTON Executor
April Is, 1859. 3t-f$i SO.
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1t is said that the Spanish troops in
Cuba are being armed with Remington
rifles, purchased in the United States.
There is trouble between the New
York STANDARDIZATION and Conkling
The latter is said not to filed with admi-
ration for General Grant. He has pre-.
pared fixed ammunition in the shape Of a
list Of persons appointed to office who
made Grant presents, and also list of
relatives Grant appointed.--[Com.
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New Waverly, S j McElwee
Charles Martindale, Agent of State
Temperance Alliance, member of Logan
spor Or. Conference
Muncie District--W II GooDK, p T..
Muncie, N II Philips
Muncie Circuit n G Rammell
Marion, E Hasty
Selma, + A Sale
Union City, F L Simpson
Deerfield, P S Stevens
Ridgeville, T Sells
Portland, M league
Albany, d F Straight, one to be sup
piled nca a7 -.~
Camden. Miller gf asa
Hartford City, George W Bowers
Jonesboro, w H Pierce
New Corner, II f Herrick tt-s
Alexandria. George Jenkins
Warren, H Pc, ton
Montpelier, A NJ Kerwood @
Anderson, w Jordon z-z,~-
Fl Wayne District-L w Monson, p E.
Fl Wayne, Berry St, w Rirch
Ft Wayne, Wayne ST., j Iddinos
TT Wayne, Centenary, w F Walker
New Haven, N d Schackelford
Allen, n Z Peddicord 44ooa ef 80
Harlin, Cooper
Decatur, G. II Wilkinson
Pleasant Mills, to be supplied
Water loo and Auburn, w Comstock
New Corydon, b Baker
Leo, S Bacon FEsi-
Ossian, w f Curtis, one to he sup
piled seR ig
Kendalville, C w Lynch
Button, j Greer Ia &
Monroeville. F Robinson bsE e
Butler, o d Watkins, one to be sup.
piled @
Roanoake, J L Shack!eford
Reffsburg. to be supplied sa
Osceola, to be supplied
d P Hartman, Agent of FIT. WAYNE
College, member of Wayne Street Quar-.
terly Conference
Warsaw District-W. WILSON, P E.
Warsaw. A Marine
Atwood. J B Brit, l. A Retts
Bourbon. H Woolpert
Akron, j II Sladc
North Manchester, A Wayman
Wabash, Thomas Comstock
Wabash Mission, aud II C Waltz
Lagro, T II Bell
mo Columbia City, a G McCarler
Princeton, j w Lowry
Webster, to be supplied
Leesburg, J w Miller
Larwell, E p Church
Huntington. w f McCarty
Antioch. w Lash
La Fountain, r A Newton
Goshen District-H. j. MEEK, p. E.
Goshen, j G Mahin $50 #
Osceola, j. NJ. Mann fa
Mishawaka, C 2 Wright "a
Mishawaka Circuit, to be supplied
Elkhart. F. Hall sfi D. it.
Bristol, II w Edwards 1850 a -. -
Middlebnry. j Cooper @ re-
Lima, A V Gorreil t.2t st.aea3
~ Van Buren,, j Sellers ss9l ca 49, ga
la Grange. to be supplied a<.29
Wolcottville, j II Hutchinson 2s1ls
Ligonier, g gorge Newton dt 4oaaI'
New Paris, Thomas Barnett 4szHo
Angola, Albert Cone eiaa 92ne@s
Orland, e S Preston anc2
Albion, w Smith fesh 6Eue
Corunna, George w Howe # IS
Wawakaw, Augustus E Mahin elaoHs
WE Hemmenway, transferred to Vir
ginia Conference 10
John Hill, transferred to Wisconsin
Conference s.
A. Greenman, transferred to ST. Louis
Conference 4sa Y 1
rs Cornelius Hover, transferred to Min
nesota Conference. Sas4 Z
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STATE OF INDIANA. as 5seeH III
WAYNE COUNTY, S.
Emily J. Miller In the Wayne Circuit
vs.. Court, August Term,
John E. Miller, A. d. 1889
Divorce, No e293.
Be it known that on this I4th day of April 1862
the above named plaintiff, BY VIM A. Peslle, ESQ.,
Attorney, filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Wayne
Circuit Court, her complain against said defendant
in the above entitled cause together with the afda-
Wit OF competent person that said defendant John
E. Miller, is not resident Of the State of Indiana
Said defendant John f. Miller, therefore. is hereby
Notified of the fling and tendency of said complaint
against him, and that unless he appears demurs
thereto, at the calling of the said cause, the Sec
ond Day of the next Term of said Court, be begun
and held at the Court House in Centerville on the
first Monday of August next, said complaint and the
matters and things therein contained and alleged will
he taken true and the said will be heard and
determined in his absense.ss ~
WITNESS, the Clerk, and the Seal of
lsEALl said Court, at Centerville, this 18th day
of APRIL 1869.
VIM. W. DUDLEY. Clerk.
VIM. A. Peelle, Atty of Prf. No. 7-4w-S5
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Two servant girls given tickets to go to a the
alter. Returning in short time, their mistress asked
them why they did not stay. They answered that
they sat in the place till curtain rolled up and
some ladies and gentlemen began talking about ami
ly matters, when, thinking they had no business
there, they left. as
DR.. Gregg of Connersville, has re-
ceived the Assessors office in this dis
trict, Tin pl ace of II w Shuman, remov'd.
The Indian appointments have not
been announced--constituti Kinley,
is not yet in.
Cuban volunteers are leaving New
York, daily. for Southern ports. -
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NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE.

8 Il
Appointments for the Year 1861
Anderssn D;arict-A EDDr, Pc. &
Anderson, r II Sparks. q &
Westfield and Carmel, F A Fish,O S.
Harrison
Noblesville, r j Smith
y Fishersburg, r Oden e,7,s-s -
Pcrkinsville, d d Powell :
Duck Creek and Windfall Mission, A
Davis, j NJ Calvert ~ 8
Pendleton, f NJ Baker
Fortvilie,s s f Stout =z-sse.s-a-assssss.-
Greenfield, II j Lacy asa
Eden. j L Ramsey .@ss9s
i Charlottesville, E E Pearman
Richmond Distict--M MAnIss p f.
Richmond e
Pearl Street, V r Miller @
Grace, A S Kinnan ~
Central, To be supplied
Whitewater, M S Nets E - +
Centreville and Cambridge, j John,
son 1s95s}5S
Dublin and Louisville, j S McCarty
Knightstown, Thomas Stabler
Farmland, Lewis Roberts
Huntsville, to be supplied
Brownsville, John Harrison 5
New Castle, r Toby aa6
Middletown, w Anderson, E Pierce
Hagerstown, R D Spel.man
Williamsburg, John Pierce
Spartansburg, T j Newman
Winchester, C w Miller
o V. Lemon, Agent Preachers Aid
Society, and member of Pearl Street
Quarterly Conference
Thomas Bowman, President Indiana
Asbury University, and member of the
Pearl Street Quarterly Conference
Logansport District--H n BARNES, p E.
Logansport, n Gillian
Logansport Mission, j Leonard
Peru, Main Street, w j Vigus
Peru, Third Street, E Erven
Mexico, p Garland
Perrybury, A H Curry
Paw Paw, S. n. Campbell
Miami, George Ravens
Santa Fee, II. Hill
Lincoln, James Black
Kokomo, V M Beamer
Alto, j L Miller
Nashville, to be supplied
Upton, to be supplied
Cicero, G Disbro, J M Jacks on
Boxley, William Peck
Normanda, Cambell Brock
Jerome, T II c Beall
7
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Mayors Proclamation.

VIM. A. Peelle, Atty of Pl'f. No. Laws
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City Republican Meetino.

Pursuant to call in thecity papers, a
large meeting of the Republicans OF this
city was held at Saengerfest Hall. On
motion, James Smith was called to the
Evening star., 1869-11-04
s~O~e

MILITARY VERSUS CIVIL AUTHORITY IN EIE-
GINiA-The Case Of Policeman Scultatus.-Con-
siderable excitement was occasiOned i'm Norfolk
this week, in judicial circles, over the trial of
George Scultatus, the policeman who some time
since shot soldier, one of the post guard, as it
was alleged in self-defence. The case was TO
come up in the Corporation Court, before Judge
b. b. Foster, but an order from General Canby
to the Post Commander to take charge of the
prisoner and have him tried by military COM
mission, put a new face upOn the matter In
pursuance of the order Of the court setting the
case for trial Tuesday, the prisoners counsel,
Messrs. GOOde, Hinton and Blow, appeared on
that day and demanded that the trial should pro-
coed. The Commonwealth attorney exhibited
the kilograms from General Candy, staying the
proceedings, and asked that a nOlle prosespli
might be entered in the case.
After hearing the arguments on both sides,
Judge Foster remarked that the interference
was repugnant to his ideas Of justice. At the
same time he recognized the authority of the
military, denied the motion to enter nolle ,ros,
ordered the venire discharged and further pro-
ceedngs discontinued. This is the first case that
has been taken from the civil to be tried by the
military in that vicinity, and necessarily creates
considerable feeling among an parties; but as
the offence was committed against the military,
Gen. Candy decides ii shall be tried by them
Under this bearing of affairs the Indictment
stands good unless Seultatus is tried by the mil
itary.