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sovtrts.nE IL sAts t1tJ - ppeci&nst cru b. cna.
su.tsd Is IL aoorosss.. nsAs G13k. 70 latter nos
III sira eSs t,isi-his moth, being. mo cutst 20
psy HsdIeinss fafn.sasd la s.aF1 nss"f - 10. on.y
I'D u Ye1I srpe.sues sees+ e..ss = end ana. ~
xii ksnds 81 FcuAts Dka1ooluss. ~. NtA' "a. had
sars3 f2ess ~ sn,a's ~ IL os
{ea;4 Vt1a 10 Il eiso edxcsksd Fh5sGtsn
And HldEffe. EoQ1utt44Qh nt8.
, 1869-02-04

TA1.nntee deeds for city and suburb IN property
within styca ml1es Of the Court House, dIea fos
re:esd Gu "Wednesday, Feb. Sd:
lnd!antAv - II 3 Of Thirty {.second It. ~ 1x
, 1869-02-04
The following sumu2ry Of the Exnufaeture Of
ezlt sirce the trs1reea was tnAugutatcd, II r


WKpIK1pAY EEK1LHR. Feb. !.
The Ellowlns ttbits sbaE tDe daily receipts = I'D
shlpnen0 OF LIE Stock durfEg tbs retK to this
srerirx. - FFposted ~ tho eecrstary oftad Union
, 1869-02-04

Tue c1E etAfc ty1dt tai been Tor the pl9t nine
JGAfa n eIts naive pna- Tho exceliente Of Hagt-
Law timber toy the manri3e.ure Of s1ves Il in
question ed. aud In the market these stArcs c1m.
from 1850 10 1885 Inclusive rhfre MI Ton oak
BtA<es wtre shipped annually. pastrR 1864 the
ahitmeEta amounted TO 51D,f00; ln 1867 to
5,e71slo, while IN 1868 III 500 ttaves were
Mught, most at which wesn shipped.
eHIHGLEB
Tho Saginaw Valley during 1867 msp ufa.turcd
e09Ss poo shiu9lts, ind In l3f5 10t, 10t 500 Aho
ing m 11 csease pstpofisou&ic With the iAc1 eaae
IN lhe nnarrfaetare or lumber. This total nambef
Of shingles thlpp1 was 1Ql $50 80 asd the tosar
Euubef n rnatuisE On hald II e1313, ,a3p.
HfANptNp 7IvBkM
The ioroR1rR r estimate Of the pie timber now
44I dNy,Y "a
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I 6e1fef. Inquiry eiistef 7of Lan1e. .o---5. -
sans auxtS Adsanee on Feodnx. prtca1 nr1a
email 1.EoeF tn YER tKtt q 3piy. sat In soae
rtspoedepk vrfunf nom tht mouth OF side River,
under tale of JAnaAsJ 9!n. s-Js: This nss oeeaa
E1ttr, put there ii qgtte spsnSns ot saox IN toe
woods--cnoufh TOR ~ s<1t!ia1 pnsrosss but on
erIfty eL bit his uetknoor cA1ttdo anything. We
MY t ket nj quite what - aid IN th1s valley In
lHks-<2ptD tDG4S-bnt II h4ro tnofe ", 20 al to
dntke ssIeans N this syEaE. It will fall nat utue
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-08-31
Old Settlers 90
UNION I'M PICNIC.
Eastern Wayne and Western PrebIe
} Saturday, Sept %, 1869,

At some suitable Groye (if. weather permits near
the city OF Richmond, for the purpose of ming
. AN AS SOsCyIiAfTIO NJ a
Ofthosc who were the pioneers in the settlements in
the counties designated above, and for the press
creation Of their early experience and trials in sub
DUNG the wilderness in some tangible form. We
cali upon all who tare been citizens for any length
of time tc attend this meeting and add to its inter-
est by'6ny suggeStioIisthey may feel like making
thereto oAs this is enphaticaHy an experiences
mesting,a q faaf .9fHrES 10 {5fo .?S sf- -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-08-31

Rev. Thomas K Beecher,- who, for
seve&l years, has <had4is own say and
nwn nay'in couple Of columns of the
EfmiA Advertiss, writes thus TO
Me pSetors alI ana singular, living in
ktisSsAot lars fer .tan OR own-loved Ell
mira, we say: Go to your county news
paper cotton in With the editor andfpro-
prietor, fish an Invitation to edit col
umn in his papes, put into the prepara-
Eof Il siht colamn more labor than GU
o-a-sermon-~-Eor,e..h ,s~a l,at--ese'
COLUMN, y9no senslbty freach and pos
and educate more minds than ly all
'your'puipit work And, not least, most
Of YOU, my brethren, if you will consent
to write for a newspaper and take the
Knocks and roughs and tumble Of it, will
find it advantageous, to your style OF
!, thought and writing, You will get rid
of long words and long sentences, invo-
lntions. and CAN'T He who learns to
write 6 readable newspaper article, will
Find a sermon very easy writing indeed
The greater prepare for the less
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-08-31
PU 3 TIC 8 CHOO i

NyOTICE.-~rhe Richmond Public Schools will
~ be opened 1899 F!izdfi TZ9Ts }E6f 80
" MONDAY, sEpTEn Der 9Th, 1863.
Ali pupils who have attended Fifth Street Schools
will present themselves that building, andd those.
who have ATTENDED Man tsireet, South Franklin
Street, and the Psblc Square Schools, will present
themselves at the New ScEool Building ON Public
Square,eSsas TaiEfa5i1 .ba1gKu a.gs2S qrsa ,,r+;
60; It is the purpose Of the ScAool Board as far as
practicable, to accommodate all pupils either Of
these Buildings their places of residence.
80 VI @ 1ooT1eacffers. yqqsd q
All appoatees for next Schools, are respectfully
requester 20 inject the School Board II Wednesday
next, Sept list, at p at Room No. 9, in Fifth
Street Public School Building. 9fafs9 al s,agaruot
ettabH sgea7e9 Ia baa 5aas92A NJ MILLER.
? Richmond, Aug. "a, 1867 s5a sisiso 1i24tsc
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-08-31
,oI1 C7HJTfW1E III
A RACE FOR LIFE.
An Engineer Chased by Fire at 10 Miles an
nj :. A0ar.-Aa Thrilling Narrative r.teas

An Engineer Chased by Fire at 10 Miles AN
nj = Aoar--Aa Thrilling Narrative rteq
rrssppSnn prudence Grand Rapids (Aiicb Eagle
6 'y1ssd *rssTo make it an iintel1igible mat
3 ter TO the reader, let me say tbatath
BUFFALO,, Cory & Pittsburg road inter-
% cots the lake shore road at this place!
The station at the junction is named
Brocton4i Now letit be understood til at
from this point to Maysville, at the head
of Chautauque Lake, distance of only
about ten miles, a train is carried over
ran elevation of seven hundred feet
aFfom the station to The summit the
grade is about eighty feet to the mile,
with curves which increase the distance
'ibyfour miles. Il is over this road that
immense quantities of petroleum are
brought. 5mos 4 .ia@ = T5odo :" ; .stF,
% On Tuesday evening, about 9 O clock,
! a train consisting of six Oil cars andrtwo
. passenger cars reached the summit on
= its way to the Junction Here, by some
ycause as yet unexplained,9 one of the. oil
tanks took fire.. The passenger cars
b were at once detached and the brakes
q stopped them Next. the oil cars were
cut off, and the locomotive, tender and
box car, containing two valuable horses
and two men, passed down the roadf
sthe engin eerisupposing that the brakes
J anens onfthe soils cars would arrest the
course offthose, but what was his horror
on looking back to see six cars in .pur
: suitsofzhimt down the grade enveloped
in4fiamess They not only pursued Il but
overt ook him, striking the box ear with
inconceiyabie force, knocking the hors-
es and men Hat upond the floor, and yet
r almost Imiraculouslyfn not throwing the
engine from the track. cot h91s .id3aa
It was now with the aengineer race
3 for hfs,i ana he gave the engine every
j ounce of sBtsam. Cooking Eseuth from
dthe piaoeof my residences ct that tefrie
BILE juncture, one of the moss magnifi-a
cant spectaoaesi was witnessed that q
i man sees in lifetime .sA1isheet Of i'm
tensely bright flame, so feet ihighs Was
seen coming down that southern slope,
apparently with the speed of o meteor,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-08-31

~M. E. HILLS Mechanical Dentist,
office over Addleman's Provision Store,
Main street, Richmond, Indiana I am
prepared to insert teeth on any kind of
base desired. I make mechanical den
tistry a speciality. For further partic-
ulars ainauire Of DR.. r. Rose, corner OF
NJ ain and Pearl SITS. 30 70
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-08-31

narsalfy very near tss speed ora hur=
riene (sosntles an hours;) Or pursued
am purs pr aevovess the course, or
rather dow it, and aroSad The curves,
at4he. rat of moro thar .1sles an
h@r, es lie enA neer declass] and as
the spectacle The whole heavens were
ihup1inataJa and tile LANDSCAPE SasElit
up as by the MONDAY light Onward
andsdownwsr6icw the. engine. and kq
Hind it few and thundered the hug &c lie
~ demon. Twice its prodigions weight
was driven against the fugitive, as if in:
sstintt ith a purpose to drive it from
| the track. It seemed as if to, the heroic
engineer and fireman there, was per,
feet environment Of peril The speed
Fiof the engine was such that it ceased to
pump then again, the Cincinnati ex-
press was due at the junction at this,
fine 979G srcGE yH2u 3RsTI -'ioo u
THE en- gineedr OF the OH train train whistled
taopen switclf,' and shaking hands with
the fireman, they babe each other fare
we'll, Knowing That their lives depended
ION The opening of the Lake Shore switch
by their friends below, and this was ia,
imperil the express train coming down
from the West with its living human
freight The engineer on this train saw
the FIRE when it first broke ont at The
summit, and ssupposing h" could clear
the junction before the flaming terror
reaehedsit, he, too, put his engine to the
utmost speed on a level grade. A mile
short of the junction he saw that the ef-
fort vas a vain one, for The flying con-
fagration had rushed out upon the Lake
Shore track, and was roaring on in the
direction of Dunkifk.. He checked the
headlong rush of his own train and bro't
it tofa standstill. It did not proceed
until three o'clock in the morning.
4 The case took in another danger, and
it was immin ent. A heavy freight train
was coming up the Lake Shore road
/ All will say of the escape of this is
that it did escape to the side track, and
only escaped by the last minute of pos
sibility! Running on to d safe distance
4 from the depot, the engineer Of the oil
4 train detached his engine and left the e
cars to consume. He says his situation
was fully realized by him. He expect
ed to lose his lite. At every moment lie
expected the engine to leave the track
\ He saw he was going at a perilous rate
of speed, but there was no help for il.
7 The demon was behint, him, and he de
clares that'it looked like IL demon. With
fftlat fon dness, or real affection, for the
engine, which these men display he
said,l Il Thought everything Of my en-
/ CINE, and was determined to stay by it
I to the Iast.' eThe fireman made one at
tempt to escape by jumping fromI the
Ftender, but the Engineer restrain ed hin
bAltogether ths 9octHrrence was a remar-
kable one, sndfn part rem arkable for
this, that no lives were lost The
fbrakesm en- on sthe OIL cars had, gone
backso the passenger cars when the oil
hcars started.# It was well they did,
Unless these cars Had been detached
and stopped their inmates would have
been burnt to DEATH lis II oEE -.
/
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-08-31

a uninsyrg s1-- ro---@0s<o>-o----@-r- eyOfa
j, &c. List oEpatsnts issued to citizens of
znidI ndixna for the week ending August II,
3 Ilrl6e9y and each bearing that date
99noqs Fruit Crste: Geo NJ. FenieJY, M edora.
am e. Machine. for forming pillow Handles
vsn Gsos Vas rifath, Il ortdw ayneyu' =
. .oqssEsniuk Mills. p J.B.qKlrkwood, Dub
ssu1al Gsvs v3nt ,yifsEi bns 194sq e"0
q 7oi Machine. for Sowing Plaster, Grass
2 1b5i'Sesd5 md grain NC Kay, Elk
.is7chart. yns 10 ,ybodxrs 4Eod rive -.
lob sarDevtes~fsr Shifting Buggy, Tops
-ysr Web Shutter, Warsawn:, 800 . =
sEisetic Fire and Burglar, Alarm !:
Eugene Fontain, Fort Wayne. GU"
Fence: james NJ. Crull, Noblesville.
s.s,er3p3piasi 81 fssisael Hosel.nd lind
anapoliss36si1s Gadt zstas19 4
! 10 z23rtslci DeAinp Tnesii Norrist Jones.
eulifCentesynl6.ga .nssi1a saf 5isisgs
: d ,waskips Machine !; s, n ,P..sshar and
san,J 50 GaSkb IElkhartrsdtal cid o,
yd bsDeupssitioni fori Hastsring Nv alls J:
/ YodnEuKok69oI 'aiauoo .so1
a yy.od d. . edf al LadsiI1lI q .123 hero
Don't buy piano for your daag hters
oawHilS S66f sonS, need pl0w.
J 10 oD0nssllet Soaf horses be Seen stand
4 49, "s'Sf Sii1"alHs 'iViS It tooAf
el,duJbohT give the printer achsncs to dun
I sycR ;spl&n1pa pay meeaht makes tndepend-
.saiis
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-08-31
a AID EESI 3EEE I JtsffJ
. RICHMOND MARKETS.
Cincinnati Market.

90 Sept Flour es 25as so for new standard family
and Seas 70 for old do; Wheat firm 81 25a1 80 for
red and $ 45a1 IS for white; Corn steady at 81 O3
Oats firm At 55a58c; Rye quiet at Tobacco &C.
tive with sales of 241 hhds at $Sa23 80 Whisky un-
settled at 81 IS Mess pork dull at S33; Bulk meats
quiet at 1870 for shoulders and for sides; Ba-
steady with sales of 100 hhds I5c for should
and 1880 for sides. Lard unchanged; gold 1887
buying Exchsnge steady at LILO discount buvfng. -
The demand for money continues good at 8al0 per
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-08-31

dismissed at defendants costs.
CarosswAyesevs Eesd Psuius ct ai;son ns1s.-1
Ha VS. Jpua RY ct b GU Tote Spdg-
me- s4od sO. 4 ! q SAR
Fariek bland "a 7u FL w ssrn !; npte;
judge bent ESQ 81 u
Gerha-dss stever fred Pauins ct Al force clos los.
ure. Judgment and decree of foreclosure of mort
gage.
.yaAdN SiAess ljafft 'LaSlG Appeal judgmlrrsf
fnI
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-08-31

Dusn-eIn Eaton Ohio, on the 2sh ult, of chronic
liberation of the stomach, Mrs. Margaret Larsh, wife
of Hon. T. JEFF Larsh formerly of this city and the
rstPreprietoE Of the Pailadium) aged SO years and
six months.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-08-31
INDIAN PHYsIc'IiN,,
SheriH's Sale.

EDY VIRTUE of decree and execution to me
Id directed from the Wayne Circuit Court. win
expose at Public Sale, at The Court House door in
the town of centreye, Wayne Couaty, Indians d na,r
= On the 18th Day of september, 1869,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. N, and O'Clock
pm, said day, the Following property, towit;
The east part Of lot one hundred and twenty,
eight (1ss), in HAT part Of the city of Richmond,
Wayne County, Indiana. laid ont by Charles W.
Starr, and bounded as follows, towit lleginnipg At
the southeast corner of said Lot No. one hundred
and twenty eightt 12s), Main street, and running
thence along Main street to the centre of brick
wall partition forty 7one Al 1feet thence norsh thro
the centre of said partition wall one hundred and
thirty-fve (I35) feet to alley running east and
vest thence south one hundred and thirty-ye t135)
feet TO theEpace of beginning. e. t4a., a
To be sodla the property of John Brasz and Hen
ry Braiz satisfy said decree in my hands IA favor
Of Mary E. Moor. E.:.s9..
Sale without relief from valuation appraise-
ment laws. 81 JACOB 5. BALLENGER, go
James Perry Atty for Pl'f. Sheriff W.C.
-. Aug. "a, 1869. Cats pf $500 =
The Republican journal., 1869-01-28
DESPAIR NOT. YOU ARE NOT YET
INCUllABLE. RELIEF Is AT HAND

r ISTEN TO THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE. ONE
IL WORD TO THE DYING should arrest the attention
and wake the alarm OF Young Men in our community,
where many sinking under that long array evils
that arise from that dreadful scOurge, solitary vice. and
other ndiscreons aud youthful ndulgences. Listen,
Young Men it is late, and suffering in eneryaed
youth premature old age arising from that habit
which undermine the bodily health and the mental pow
Remember and seek the true physician, DR.. FRED
ERlCK MORRILL,, of No IS Howard Street, Boston.
Do not procrastinae, but go eary,go when unerring
symptoms tell your condition, when you sensible
of Weakness in the Back and Limbs Loss and Prostra-
ton OF the Animal Functions and Muscular Power, De-
General Debility, and the common symptoms of Lung
Diseases, well as the most terrible mental Effects such
Resessness in Seep Confusion of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Hahtul Sadness and Dlsquletude Longing for
Change Evil Forebodng, Avoidance Of Society and Love
of Solitude and Retirement, limdity, Mental Uneasi-
ness, Headache and degree OF Insanity almost ermin-
ating in absolute madness Co. young man. when nature
thus bends beneath the abuse heaped upon her. and
DIR. Morrill, and he win give you restored health when
the body is overthrown and the mind wrecked he
and has cured nnumerable cases OF Nocturnal Emission
and other terrible nlictions from this fruitful of
disease.
In cases. too of Gonorrhna, Syphilis, Venerea Com
plants and others of similar nature have fears of
the result if you place yourself under his charge his
the voice of experience, and he has cured
than any other living physican,he has administered to
every Private Disease and his remedies are sure
SAFE speedy and nfable perfect cure is guaranteed
and radical cure is always effected.
The Doctors Female Monthly Drops the only sure
Suppresions and Irregularities that
offered for sale this city. These Drops are acknow-
edged be the best the world tor removing obstruc
lions and producing regularity in all cases of Female IT.
regularity Suppressions, &c, &c, Whether originating
from cold other causes They remarkably mild
safe and sure and the most convincing proofs of their
virtues are the benefits which have been realized by the
afflicted their The Drops can be obtained at my
Office No Howard Street, Boston, with directions
use All letters attended to- and medicines directions
&c, forwarded Immediately. 1y45sp
The Republican journal., 1869-01-28
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
No. 8 HSu!faucEa Street

Opposite Revere uouse,) BOSTON
|INE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure in an
nouncins that they have secured the services of the
eminent and well known DIR A. III. HAYES, late Sur
geon U. S. Army Vice President of Columbia College
Physicians and Surgeons &c.
This Institution now publishes the popular medical
book entitled The Science of Life Self
Preserv.stioM. written by DIR Hayes 1t treats upon
the ERRORS OF YOUTH, PREMATURE DECLINE OF MAN
HOOD, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and all DISEASES and
ABUSES OF the GENERATIyE ORGANS. Thirty thous
ana copies sold the last year. 1t is indeed book for
cry man,-young men in particular Price only 8 co.
This Institute has just published the perfect treat
Use of the kind over offered the public, entitled s.sex-
ual l'hysiOlOgy of Woman. and Her Dis.
cases., profusey illustrated with the very best en-.
cravings. This book is also from the pen Dr. Hayes
Among the various chapters may be mentioned The ys-
terry OF Life-Beautiful OfspringIeauty, its value to
Woman,-Ma rriage,-General Hygiene of Woman
Puberty,-Change of Life-EXcesses of the Married -
Prevention to Conception &C. In beautiful French CLOTH
$2OO Turkey Morocco, full gilt, $3.50. Either of these
books sent by mail, securely sealed postage paid on
ccipt OF price
The 'H'eabotiy Journal of HEALTH first
class paper in every respects pages 81 coumns-pu5
lshed on the LIST of February and every month during
the yedr Subscription price per year only cts Spec
linen copies sent free to any address, application to
the Peabody Medical Institute
ALBERT Ii. HAYES, NJ. D., Resident and Consulting
Physician.
N. b. DR.. H. may be consulted in strctest confidence
on all diseases requiring skill secresy and experience
lNNlOLABLE SECRESY AND CERTAIN RELIEF.
sD1yi4
The Republican journal., 1869-01-28

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED p,xrr-nr.
STATES, District of Maine. ~ oi = -
In the matter OF ALFRED b. COBB, individually and
and as partner, Bankrupt.
TINHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that Petition has
i been presented to the Court this fifth day of Deem
ber A. d. 1865, by ALFRED b. COBB of Rockland in
said District, Bankrupt, praying that he may be de-
creed to have full discharge from all his debts provabc
under the Bankrupt Act, both individual and as Il
partner of the firm of A. b. Cobb Co., consisting of
the Petitioner and Job p Ingraham and upon read
ing said Petition it is ordered by the Court that
ing be had upon the same, the first Monday of April
a. d. 1862 before the Court in Portland in said Dis
tric at ten O'clock A NJ, and that notice thereof be
published in the Rockland Free Press and the Republ
Journal newspapers printed in said District
week for three weeks and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other interest may ap
pear at said time and place, and shew any they
have, why the prayer said Petition should not be
granted. VIM. p PREBLE.
3W2S* Clerk of District Court for said District
The Republican journal., 1869-01-28
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED ~ u .
STATES, District of Maine. IN '-ANNh't AZ L.

DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED ~ .
STATES. District of Maine. IN Dan >H't 4.
In the matter of JOSEPH FURBISH, Bankrupt.
YTNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that Petition has been
l. presented to the Court, this fifth day of December
A. D. 1865, by JOSEPH FURBISH of Rockland in said
District Bankrupt praying that he may be decreed to
the Bankrupt Act and upon reading said Petition it IS
ordered by the Court that hearing be had upon
on the first Monday Of ART a. D. 1862 before the
and that notice thereof be published in the Rocknd
Free Press and the Republican Journal, newspapers
printed in said District week for three weeks
and that all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest may appear said time and
place. and shew cause any they have, why prayer
at said Petition should not be granted.
VIM. p PREBLE,
3w2s" Clerk of District Court for said District,
The Republican journal., 1869-01-28

DELICATE FEMALES. Suffering humanity and
who does not suffer, from disease or from being
over-tasked, will find the STANDARD Wine Bitters
of Alfred Speer an antidote to general debility,
uterine and liver affections. The most delicate
women can use it with unfailing advantage They
only need trial to supercede all other tones.
Sold by Druggists.
We received very pleasant letter of thanks
from our friend Kendall, since his return home for
a bottle of Johmson's Anodyne Limiment which
we gave him, and which he says has entirely cured
had when here
The Republican journal., 1869-01-28
STATE OF ~ Anne.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT JANUARY TERM A. D.
1869.
Upon the foregoing libel it is ordered, that the Libel
attestcd copy of the libel, with this order
thereon to be published three weeks in the
fast the last publication to be thirty days. at least before
the next term of said court to be holden at Belfast
third Tuesday Of april next, that her libclce may take
notice thereof and then and there in said Court appear
and shew cause if any he have why the prayer of the Ii
bellant should not be granted.
Attest-S. L, MILLIkEN, Clerk. 3w2s
true copy. Attest-S. l.. MILLIkEN, Clerk.