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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-12-21
state OF indiana.
Friedrich Bubl
v
Sarah Buhl, George
Rmh1
Wayne County, Sc.
In the Wayne Civil Cir
cult Court, February
Term, A. D. 1870.
Partition

and Frank Buhl. ] No. 2437
. Be it known. that, this llth day of Dec, 1862
the above named PltH, J. Railsback and A. B. Young
Attorneys, filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Wayne
Civil Circuit Court his complaint against said de-
PENDANT in the above entitled cause, together with the
affidavit of competent person that said defendants
Monroe Conwel. Christian Bull, and James Bull,
arr not resident Of the State of Indiana.
Said defendants, NJ nroe Conwell, Chris, ian Buhl
and ames Bull, therefore are hereby notified Of
the fling and tendency of said complaint against
him. and that, unless they appear and answer or
demur thereto, at the calling of the said cause
on the second day of the next Term of said
Court, TO DO begun and held at the Court House
in Centrevile. the First Monday of February next
said complaint and tie matters and things therein
eouta. ed and alledgcd will be taken as true and the
said cause will be heard and determined in their abb
sence.
WITNESS, VIM. w. Dudley Clerk and the
(sEAL.l Seal of said Court, at Centreville, this
1Ath day of December, 1859.
WIN. w. DUDLEY, Clerk
]. RAILRBAcK and A. B. YOUNG Att,ys Of Plt'f
nal. Atpf$q.
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Christmas Is Coming, and the largest asd
finest lot Of Plug Tobaccos HAVE coxs, and for salo
at the usual low prices by 8. Baehman.
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M A Il Il I A G E 8 .

STUDY-HITTLE-On the 18th inst, at the res
idence of the brides parents, Richmond Ind, by
Rev. ]. v. r. Miller, Mr.. A. L. Study to Miss Nay
Hittls.
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child Of VIM. Hays, living on North Front-st.
psn Of hot water ON IL. person. Il will recover.
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Rev. A S Kinnan resigned bis position
~ pastor of Grace Church, on last Sat-.
rurday. Rev. o ". Lemon 'o1iciatsd in
che pulpit on last Sunday. After: the
solose pc me services, M. Kinnen made
= few remarks, stating that he felt i'm
PEELED to adopt this course 80 as to ena.
BILE him to defend himself against charg-
Is which had been made derogatory OF
bic veracity and chastity. Several Sian.
ders against Mr.. Kinnan's character
have been the subject OF gossip for
some weeks past, and his name has been
conascted in . gross and criminal man.
ner with those of several ladies. infu-
entail and respected, not only in church
> Bat In the cosnmsnisGg Il isAopedA that
these reports may be thoroughly invest
igat@d. for the suspicion is natural that
these charges have originated in . spir-
~ somewhat xorse than 1 ..fss tile i'm
agination." ~
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SHERIFFS SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A CERTIFIED COPY OF
ID Decree to directed from the Clerk Of the
Wayne Common Pltas Court, in . wherein
James Perry, Assignee, is plaintiff, and Thomas
Lawler and others are defendants, requiring me 20
make the sum of seven hundred and ninety eight
dollars and eghtythree cents, 1913 with inter.
said decree and costs, will expose at Public
Sale, to the highest bidder,
On Saturday the Goth day of Dec. 1869,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock
p NJ, Of said day, the door of the Court House of
said Wayne County, Indiana, the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years, Of the follow
ing described Real Estate, to-wit:
The east half of lot No. twsnty-six (26), in that
part Of the city of Richmond laid out by Isaac E.
Jones. The west and dividing line of said property
sold running from the Avenue through the center Of
brick wall dividing the two houses said lot I,
the back part of said lot, situated in Wayne County,
and State OF Indiana.
If such rents and profits will not sell for sufi-
cient satisfy said decree, interests and costs,
WILL at the same time and place, expose at Public
Sale the fee-snnple of said Real Estate, much
thereof nay be sufficient discharge said decree.
interest and costs. Said sale Will be made without
any relief whatever from valuation appraisement
laws. JACOB 5. BALLESGEk,
JAMES PERRY, Sheriff of Wayne County.
Atty. for Pre- 38tspf$ 0.50
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DENTISTS FEE BILL.
RICHMOND. Nov. IS, 1863

RICHMOND. Nov. IS, 1853
We, the undersigned, Dentists of Richmond, and
vicinity, do hereby agree, eur honor gentlemen
and members of the Dental Profession, TO abide
strictly by the following Bill Of Prices, ~ take effect
from this date, Nov. IS, 1889:
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Jacob Kern has Fall Overcoats.
Jacob Kern has Winter Overcoats.
Jacob Kern has Youths Overcoats.
Jacob Kern has fine Walking Suits
Jacob Kern has fine Dress Suits,
Jacob Kern has the finest cloak of
clothing in the city
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The Way to Make Money

NAS BILL DISCOUNTED Is q cont.
u npaid On or before the 2oth last.
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"a Through mails have commenced ran
"a ming from this city 70 Chicago, and to
Cincinnati at the following hours:
z Chicago opens 1880 A. NJ, closes 9,
Cincinnati open. 7.so 4. NJ. closes


sion School Aid Society gave dinner to the
MothsrsA Nesting. . soeisty conposee Of
Mothers Of the poorer classes who meet one
aftsrnoon in each week to Sow and listen to
religious reading. Tho usual exercises pro-
eSsdSd Till sshsse o,elock, ct which ~hour din.
nsr was served BY the ladies the company
being visited upon by Messrs. T. Harmon. G.
y. Conn, Herbert W. Taylor snd' Henry
Moorshouse, to whose efficiency ~ walters
al present can testify. At the conclusion OF
the bounteops repast the company was sd>
drssasd in turn BY the 1gsntlsmen above
named, and then Dismissed. : Ok
The Fair for the benefit of the Home
for the Frisndless', on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, was . success. The
hall was filed on Monday evening, and
on Tuesday evening, notwithstanding
the bad state Of the westLer, large mum
besu attended. The dinner on Tuesday.
I'wss equAlly. II NOT more satisfactory
than the Fair. and Was wsll patrenized
At the Fair, the post ONCE. the Dab pond,
the .art gallery snd the Yankee kisehpn
vera objects of attraction. The crowd.
ed coalition of our columns fcrbids .
detailed account. RAJ csoserti fcy the
benefit Of the Home, will be given next
Tuesday evening. ba4 sAei a7s.s aasua
80 zsEcp alg9 - -tftr7astsr
lsal The social Of Fifth Street Friends, on
Thursday evening last. was . very sue
cessful and agreeable affair. Up stairs,
the order Of the day seemed 70 DO hand
shaking, which was, freely INDUCED in
. BY all present. At half past seven the
company was invited down stairs. Al
ter few excellent performances by the
childasn connected with the Friends
Firstday School the lively and efficient
walters passed the tempting viands.
Six hundred men, women and children
feasted. After all had been refresh ed
Che decks were cleared ('nauticaP for
carrying away plates), the company
came to ordersand listened to fe~ re-
marks BY Herbert w. Taylor and Henry
Moorhouse, Of England, and then dis
persed. g
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ONLY ONE

Hair Dye has been proved posonIess. Professor
Chiffon, whose reputation analytical chemist
gives his statements the weight of authority, an
nounces that
ABSOLUTELY HARML ESs,
web admir- IDLY adapted to the purposes for
which it is designed. This is important, the pub
lie has just been warned by two leading scientific
gans, against
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E ~TAe NEW LYCEUM HALL win he
Al Aedtcased % the Evening Of Christ
~ Rrsf. WILLIAM DENTON. s9gT - e4a
N ~rGAnLY MEETING Of the Fri, -.
% Progress, Saturday, 2ssh, Sunday, seth.
! 0onAay, 9Th, Tuesday. SSH Of Dec.
~GRAND Ball .. New Year, rx..
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E ~ kV ~ e.
The attention Of our readers is directed to
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part Of the Palladium
This truly Valuable Medicines recommend.
ed by allwho use it. Read the certifcates.
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Chewers.
Bear in mind
That you can save
ow Fifty per cent. by
Buying your Tobacco Of
Bachman, 228 Main Street.
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THIRTY DEADLY DYES

now before the public.
CRfsrAUORO'S HAIR PRESERvATIvE, As q
Dressing, acts like charm the Hair after by eing
Try it. chP&Co-38-4w
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,so Our town has bsen full Of scandsloua
gossip for some time past; and what
makes il more disgrsceful. is the partic-
patton therein Of prominent and profes
onal Shurcknenbers.Gg w
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Richmond, Sept.I. 1859.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-29

Yesterday evening about half,past six
o'clock one Of the most horrible acci.
dents that it has ever been our lot to res
cord, occurred on the levee at the foot of
Monroe street-being the roasting alive
of bright little girl Of some twelve
years of age, named Lilly Frank, who
was set fire to by the explosion of a
can of kerosene OIL We went down to
the scene of the accident few minutes
after it occurred, and learned the fol-
lowing facts in relation 30 it:
The little girl, who is represented as
having been a very bright and active child,
was lighting a fire in q stove in the little
cuddy or snack.shop in which her pa
rents live. The kindling did not blaze
up quite quickly enough to suit her, and
she took hold of gallon can of kerosene
and commenced to pour the oil through
the spout On the blaze-the ton of the
can being screwed down tightly at The
time. The fame seized on the stream
and was thus communicated to the body
of oil, and an explosion like that of a
bOmbshell ensued almost instantaneously
The bottom of the can was blown GU {
and the burning fluid thrown all over the
the poor creature, enyelOping her in a
sheet of fame from head to foot.
The child, thus one mass of LIQUID fire,
ran screaming out Of the cuddy on to the
levee, and tried to make her way to the
water. Before she was half way there,
however, two or three men who saw the
whole affair made their way to her, and
strOye to extinguish the flames. One,
who seemed to have had moro presence
of mind than the others, pulled off his
coat and wrapped il tightly around her,
while another, at the risk Of burning his
hands, tore off the burning garments,
leaving her totally naked The screams
of the poor child were heartrending,
and as soon as it could be procured,
bucketlul after buckeiSll of water was
thrown on her, giving her temporary re-
lief
Several women from the neighboring
snack houses meanwhile gathered around
her and bore her into the shanty, while
some of the assembled men went for
medical aid. They soon returned with
Drs. Erskine and Lowery who did
everything in their power for the little
sufferer. AT present writing she is lying
IN a critical condition, and there are no
hopes of her recovery. ....
The house was also set on fire by the
explosion, but the flames were easily put
out-MemphiS Appeal k0y 81.
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THE FRENcH cnrRr.

! The danes d'h0nneur at the French
court receive each slary of about ESQ
per annum' They are not lodged IA the
palace, but apartments are assigned to
them in Paris. The gentlemen Of the
court and the depaoaselies d'honneuf,
however, have rooms in the Tuileries
The day service Of the dam c dhonneur,
or, as we should say, iadySins waiting,
does not Commences until halfpast II,
when q court carriage is sent to the one
on duty to convey her to the palace. The
emperor and empress breakfast Quietly
together at III in the forenoon, and at l
the empress requires the attendance of
her suite. The lady~in-waiting repairs
to the drawing-room, and is present at
the audiences given there by the empress;
drive follows, and she then re.
turns home to dress for dinner, the
couit carriage is absolutely at Der SER
vice and orders for the whole term of the
week'sdnty. Dinner over, If there are
no theatrical entertainments, childish
games are allowed for the amusement Of
the Prince Imperial Tea is introduced
at 10. There was very lately violent |
discussion between the danes and the |
demOfSelteS d'hOnnear as to which of |
the two had the right of handing to the
Empress her cup OF tea. But as the |
danes d'hOnaear urged that they pre-.
sided over the tea table they triumphei. |
and TO them the privilege was conceded.
At 1:3O O'Clock in the evening, the
court carriage once more conveys the
ladyVoack TO her apartments. Ii is the
custom while in Paris for two always 10
be on duty at the same time.-PdH
Mall Gazette.
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TIE NASHVILLE TERMINUS.

The Trade of Cincinnati with the
b. sOuth-NashvIIle the Chief Objective
Point.
A railroad from Cincinnati to Nash
vile, upon the shortest line, would
traverse the richest part of Kentucky
about half way between the Kentucky
Central and the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroads, through a wide belt Of
country unprovided with railroad facili
ties and ready to help build them, and
that would furnish a frst-class local
business. 1t would open a new trade to
Cincinnati; whereas, if we buy the Kens
lucky Central, we shall merely have paid
several millions of the public money to
change the ownership of an existing
road without adding to our trade
This line will intersect the Louisville
and Lexington aud the Lebanon Branch
Railroads, and make them in some deS
gree feeders. At Nashville it will con-
meet with a road through TullahOma to
Stevenson on the road from Memphis to
Chattanooga; another road TO Decatur,
from which road is in advanced pro-
cress Of construction through Elkton and
Montgomery, Alabama, to the Gulf at
Pensacola, forming a nearly direct liIe,
which will offer to the region through
which it passes and to all the country
west of it to tbs Mississippi river, a line
q that can compete on at least equal terms
with any other
From EIktou a read is projected to
Mobile, which will be in direct line with
ours in the general current of trade.
And at ElktOn the road intersects a road
now being constructed through Meridian
TO New Orleans From Decatur another
line is projected through Aberdeen and
jackson, Mississippi, to New Orleans.
And from Decatur road is in operation
to Memphis. To all these roads the road
from Cincinnati to Nashville will offer a
line TO the commercial centers in the
Northeast and tt Worth in the general
course Of trade, which at the least will
be second to no other in its advantages
and its ability to compete for the trade
of the Southwest Aud the construction
of our road will give powerful impetus
to the completion Of these lines.
From Nashville another road runs e
Memphis, interesting other routes lead
ing from the South; and another to Hick'
man on the Mississippi. To all these We
shall offer the best line to the East. In
side of this will be the Louisville and
Nashville road, the only one that cal
pretend to share this trade with US, auC
that road can do it only by Offering rate
as low to Cincinnati as our road vii
offer. And when this is done, it will Civ,
to Cincinnati two trunk lines to tn,
Southwest aud South, in line with tn
currents of trade from the richest por
items of the South. And this connection
would greatly increase the centralizinI
POWERS of Nashville in regard to tn,
present and future railroads of tn
Southwest and South Whatever othe
connections we may make, this is on
chief objective point Cincinnati Ga
zgffs NaU 81
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Rcckbridge Alum Springs, w.,
OPEN MAY 10.

FTuIS FAVORITE AND CELEBRATED
L simmer resort is now in complete order for
he reception of guests Some important i'm
provements have been added to the buildings
since the establishment passed into the hands
of the present proprietor, and 1t IS his purpose
TO keep il in a style not surpassed any where IN
The remarks BILE medicinal and curative pow
er of the water is we'll known TO the medical
profession and to the springs going public.
As an ALTERNATIVE, A DIFFUSIVE STIM-
ULANT and TONIC, there is no known mine
raj water equal TO it. In all anOemic conditions
of the system, and broken down states of the
constitution, loss OF appetite and general pros
tration, its powers and virtue as a restorative
may be safely pronounced to be without q
known rival among the mineral waters of the
world. They are ESPECIALLY INDICATED IN the
whole class Of ailments peculiar TO the female
constitution.
The Proprietor will have provided for the
Lawn and Ballroom a hrst-claSS RAkD Or
Music. and in general, all the sources of amuse
| ment and recreation, usually found at our best
summer resorts will be found at the command
of the guests at Roekbridge Alum.
The place is within II or Il hours of Rich
| mond, Washington, Baltimore and Lynchhurg.
| by rail, ALL DAYLIGHT. Passengers leave tho
| cars of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at
Goshen Depot, and new and elegant stage
coaches, passing rapidly over a smooth and
| level road of only eight miles, set down the
visitors at the Springs to tea.
The ROckbrtdge Water putupin GLASS,
| containing ALL the medicinal qualities can he
had at the well known Drug houses of
DEM0NILLE 4 CO., Nashville, Tenn,
4 and Il. W. JONES 4 Co, Memphis,
| who will furnish application, pamphlets
containing the analysis Of the water, and letters
| from eminent physicians. with few certificates
out of many Of the wonderful cures made by
| these waters. JAMES A. FRAZIER,
may9l cod 3w Proprietor.
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w,sHINstoN.s sELF.CONrROL

1t is rot known or realized as distinctly
as it should he that our great Washington
was by nature a violently passionate
man, and that his babitual. composure
Yves the result Of strenuous self.discipline
Ia triumph over natural frailty so com
plete as almost to have robbed him of the
credit thereof, since few could believe
him 10 be powerfully influenced by emo
ton who so rarely gave way to emotion
in even slight degree. We are persuaded
that the trials, responsibilities, and
anxieties which the greatest of men had
to carry would, but for his constant and
profound self control, have worn him
out long before the accomplishment of
his work; or, il they did not actually
kill his body, would have made an end
of his efficiency Tor the labors devOlyed
upon him. No fretful, Tuning hero
could have done his work-LippincOtf s
Hgg0eine for June
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NOT7ICE

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
A STATIONARY Two FLUE BOILER
IA and Engine for sale to pay repairs and ex-
the fall of 1867, by L. b. Summers, who did re
side in Rutherford or Cannon county, Tenn. If
said charges are not paid on or before the 10th
Of June next. the same will be sold at public
O'Clock on that day. Boiler in good repair
engine complete except main shaft and fly
wheel. ...ls.
WOOD & SIMPSON, Boiler Makers.
Corner Front and Broad strs.
may7 300 Nashville. Tenn.
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RY DIS.
N EW GOODS
r. T. KIRKPATRICK

q
uAsRECEIvED HIS STOCK OF STAPLE
i IL and Fancy Dry Goods for the Spring,
and has everything new in
Black and Fancy Silks, Plain Striped
and Checked POplins, Grenadines,
BLACK and in COl0rs, Gray Goods for
Travelling Dresses. all kinds of
Mourning Goods, Pl in White and
c0l0red Piques, Percales and French
Chintzes, Striped and Printed Linen
Cambrics, Plain White Linen Cam.
brIcs for Dresses, all kinds of Goods
for Walking Suits, Spring Shawls
i'm Great Variety, White and Black
Lace Points, Hosiery and GlOYes,
ParasOls and Fans, .ft =
Together with full line of all kinds Of Staple
Gsods, such as Table Linens. Towels, Napkins.
Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Irish Linens. Pill
low Cottons and Linens, Domestics, Prints:
Boys Wear, etc. at the VERY Low EST
1T No. S. COLLAGE Street. mrs 3m
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UNION AND AMERICAN
THE FsoyeEINe Lover

.
effH FFE M sssEH
BY PHGBR CARY.
can not lightly talk and smile.
will not sit and sigh;
am not vexed enough to scoid,
And too much vexed to cry
80. Annie, do enlighten me
o My hope is all in you;
I'm sure / don't know what he means
And can't tell what 20 do.
Last night when Charlie talked TO me
Though he was kind and good; t
He acted like an injured man
Who suffered all be could,
TwOuld be pretty way 20 be,
Without the asking led;
Ii be wishes me to talk to him
HIS very easy said,
0ne day he asked me if / thought.
When to another wed,
Id ever breathe or siRh for him,
Because bis hopes were dead?
Aud If did not think he'd feel.
blscOnsHlate and sad?
lm sue can I tell how he'd feel
know that I'd feel bad.
lie said he wished 20 know my heart,
Ills own was torn with doubt:
II he II only ask me what | think
OF him, he'll ii0d il out.
SO what to think. or how 10 act,
I'm sure | do not knO&-
But il he wants 60 marry me,
i wish he'd tell me so
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r AILR o A DIS.
N OTTO E
TO
RaiIfO0d Contractors
k& ENGINEERS OFFICE.
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad (
Tennes see and Paeific Railroad,
nrrr-rIr Trnr Mar loco

NASHVILLE, TENN, May 5. 1863.
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CLEAR
y ing, grading, masonry, trestlework, bridg-
ing. cross ties and fencing on the First Division
of the road, extending from Nashville 10
Lebanon. Tenn, ab0Dt Thirty Miles.
viii be received by the undersigned until the
5TH OF JUNE NEXT AT NOON.
This work to be completed By the &. st dav
of December next.
Profles. plans and approximate estimates of
quantities Of work to be performed will be
ready for inspection at this Office by the 25th
day of May next EE -
Specifications and blank forms for proposals
can be obtained by application at this Office,
no proposal win be considered unless made on
the blanks furnished by the company. 1lfI
Separate proposals will be required for each
section. and the proposals for each Section will
be canyassed separately. "a 80 :.
The balance of the work on the road. ex-
tending over more than one hundred miles he
yond Lebanon. will BIO advertised for letting
from time TO time, as fast as the line is located
and prepared for letting - 90 :
b. order of the President 7. 4 P. R. r. Co.
L. Il. FhLC0NET.
may6 I'm Chief Enginear
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When Nelaton performed the late OPP
Grafton for the removal of a wart upon
PattTs head, the eminent surgeon de-
clined taking a fee, saying he was all
ready indebted TO la dtUd for innumer~
able notes.