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pnoCEAMAT1ox.-T Mayor has issu
ed his proclamation against the running
at large of all dogs-ard tho Council
empowered the police to kill those who
are unmuzzled. This is @. *. a.r
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Tax AccommOdation.-Th plan adopted last
year have Taxes collected, accruiug from citizens
residing the side of the county, the Citi.
Bank worked satisfactorily that the Treasure
or has again adopted f. All those having Taxes to
pay and who resie in this city and vicinity can save
themselves the expense of trip to the County Seat
BY going to the Citizens Bank and pay the amount of
their taxes and get receipts for the same.
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Isaac II Julian, has received confirmation P. NJ,
sswhich is Postmaster" at Richmond. We have not
heard whether Cal. Outland, ESQ., will contend that
he has rights to it that white bound to res
pect for the reason that he received large majority
of votes at the election for that Office last Monday
If thereiis contest" will endeavor to keep our
readers posted in its progress. Isaac may be enabled
to hold to it, from the fact that the ballotbox
stuffed" full of Outland tickets the counting out
fully proved! Isaac only received taco votes.
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Eggs, (vulgarly denominated SHIN fruit, } are
very plenty in this market, just now. This delight
full an platiole subject of mastication can be OBJ
taine1 for the purpose of ealing, sucking, hatch
ing at the moderate sum of Is cents per IL.
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s'Horsey.''-We heard a story the other day
which is alto gether good to be lost: One of
old and much esteemed citizens is the happy paernaI
ancestor of small boy-a youth of tender years
upon whom he lavshes all the affection of his arm
and generous nature, to extent seldom practced
by parents. To witness the Joyous and gleesome
smile of that boy balm to his soul. After the busy
pairs to his comfortable domicle to engage liz some
frolicks sport with this "appe of his eye."-
Among otasr plays instituted for his esp.cAi 1t
is called "ho rsey, and is PLAYED ''thusly:" The
old gentlemen gets down call fours" the boy
then mou nts his back and at the word, sc Iaugp,
he sgits up and gifts" around the at a lively
gait. The youngster reiished this very much. Not
long since, during the absence of the father rela
tive-a devout Methodist minis ter who went about
doin rood-calIed at the house and requested the
privilege of en- agng, with the family. in prayer
This, matter of course, was granted, when the
good ma knelt down and proceeded to address the
Throne of Grace with considerable fervency Even
tually he became thoroughly armed up th work;
his voice elevated to hi gh pitch in supplica-
ting tones, and with tear full eyes, he asked for
dence of the Divine pre- sence; when the boy, sudden
y thinking of his favore play and seeing the mius-
ter in STOPPING position, sprapg upon his back, ex
claiming, "Horsey,' "horsey!" It'll needless to add
that that PRAYER cut short; that astounded and
terrified divine 81 iienly "struck atttaie"stand
ing; and that boy did mt ride. Verify, the ways of
children strange ways.
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YUlO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
j and Tan from the face, use PERRY's MORN AND
FRECKLE LOTION. Prepared only by DR.. b. c. PER-
ry. Sold by all Druggists. No 2 3m.
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CONTRIBUTIONS Col. w i'll. r. Holloway, has been
appointed and confirmed Postma ster at Indianapo-
lis. This is good selection. He is energetic bu-
sness man-honest, capable and fathul-and " ill
"push taings" satisfactorily to the people there.
John A. Burbank, Esq, has been confirmed as Gov
ernnr of DacO tab.
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The attention of our readers is directed to
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part Of the Palladium.
This truly Valuable Medicine is recommend
cd by al who use it. Read the certificates.
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS

Yield 1T once to a steady of this great remedy
u viii succeed in giving relief where all other
remedies have failed.
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SORE THROAT.

Keep your throat wet with the Balsam-taking
little and often you will very soon find relief.
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Wilcox's Worm Destroyer!
PURELY VEGETABLE,
And Entirely Safe for the most
Delicate Child.

M EVANSVILLE, IND :, Nov. 26th. 1868.
DIR. w. W. wrLcox,-Sir: I have been
afflicted seventeen years with TAPE.WORM.-
have t,kea evsry kni of medicine that could be
thought Of all failing to the terrible enemy
gnawing at my vitals All hope of recovery was
given up until used your remedy. It performed an
eneciual cure in short time removing the entire
WORM, rwESrY-FouR FEET LONG can cheesfnlly
recommend your Remedy as SAFE AND SURE
= '''' ~-3 CHARLER SCHMIDT.
Proprietor Of Depot House, Main, bet. 7th 9th sts
NEW ALBANY. Ind July 80, 1868.
DR.. w. W. wILcox,-Sir: tried your Worm De-
stroyer upon one of my children that had been very
puny for some time although hearty eater, and aft
ter giving two doses, large number OF stomach
Worms we're passed, one measuring eighteen inches
long. I can recommend your Remedy as sale and
valuable. VIM. LOGUE.
PLUMMER & MORRISON.
WHOLESALE AGENTS;
RICHMOND, IND.
M8-For sale at retail by Druggists generally. s
uoover,s Rat Killer,
Kennetfs Rat Killer,
E-4sSel eN E.a
s Bennett,s Rat Killer, m
1EE For sale by ses a. g1s&
The Gross or Dozen, SCI
Al
PInmner & Morrissons
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BosToN TOWNSHIP We graft fed to see that
the Republicans of this sterling Township, have
elected old friend GEO. W. STEVENSON, Trustee.
The democracy laid their traps for his defeat, think
ing there little excitement but small portion
of Republicans would turn out to the election, and
they might succeed with Mr.. Hiram Suser. But
their plans leaked out and the ult quite differ
ent from their expectations. s'As goes Boston, so
goes the State, although of democratic origin is
saying that pleases the Republicans there and they
doped at the last Presidential election and they have
again made it true. The vote stood 70 for Ste
venson and "a for Suser-majorits for Stevenson a.
James P. Burgess and Jacob Rinehart, both No. I
Republicans elected Justices of the Peace Three
cheers for Bost on Township!
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SORENESS OF THE THROAT, CHEST

Do not delay procuring and immediately taking
Goes Cough Baisan, when troubled with any Of the
above named difficulties. They are all premonitory
symptoms of Consumption, and if not arrested, will
sooner or later sweep you away into the valley OF
shadows from which none can ever return.
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wHooPING COUGH.

The testimony OF all who have used it for this ter
rbe disease during the last ten years. that it in
sariably relieves and cures il.
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ron GROUP.

The Balsam will be found invaluable, and may al
ways be relied upon in the most extreme cases.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure

will also be found iuva6able ID all cas- - Of Diars
rhea, D yssatsry. Collie, ssnmer Com plaints, CHI.
ping and in fass sssry dordseed condition of tho
Stomach. s9Sa Ta ,1v8 sfs9 - stxse SAID
Sold by Drpggists in city or county everywhere
81 per bottle, by application to
THE C. g. CLARK CO.,
Sole PropristoEs, New Hassa, Ct.
Doo.lo. &
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cLERGYMEN.

The Rev. Isaac AIKEN, of Allegheny, testifes that
has cured him, sitter all other remedies had faie
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DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country will tell yor, il you
take the trouble to euqures that every that buys
abottle of Goes Dyspepsia Cure from them, speaks
in themost unqualified praise Of its great medicinal
virtues. tesrfs.n zNs ssssss fs5eEssz Et.,.p-
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THE BOYS AND GIRLS
wflhnd their page always lighted with such fun
In pictures, and fun in stories. shall make them
look sharply every week for the coming Of HEARTH
AND HOME.
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c. II. Montgomery, New Brunswick, 80,
Stevens. democrat, merchant. single.
n. I. Cation, Missouri, 81, Walla Walla.
democrat, lawyer, married.
}. IL. Lasater, Tennessee, 46, Walla Walla,
democrat, lawyer. married.
Fred Slime, Pennsylvania, ~, Walla Walla,
democrat. manufacturer, single.
7. p. Page. Ireland. 81, Walla Walla, dem
ccrat, farmer. married.
II. d. O'Bryant, Georgia, 81, Walla Walla,
democrat. farmer, married.
J. d. Mix, District of Columbia, 80, Walla
Walla, democrat, lawyer, married.
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE.
Elwood Evans, Chief Clerk, PENNSYLVANIA.
40, Olympia. republican.
u c. b. Curtis, Assistant Clerk, Maine, q,
Teekalet. republican.
Elizabeth PEBBLES. Enrolling Clerk, New
York, %. Claquato, republican.
l. Y. Mossman. Seargent-at-Arms Indiana,
81. Olympia, republican.
l.. A. Stevens, Doorkeepery Maine, 80, Olym-
pia. republican.
p. ID. Moore, Chaplin, Olympia.
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Lass fifth. - StoynUa,l."

ST Louis. Oct. 2>.-phlIip>. planter
Of Slircw> port. has arrived from the wreck
of the .>foReraN AMI furnishes the follow
ing brief particulars OF the terrible di>as-
ter:
The boat caught FIRE abou:G! o'clock on
Wednesday evening. about IL miles above
Cairo. in the Mississippi river, from can.
die which deck passenger had near some
hay. while playing cards. The steamer
was run aground on a bar, the pilot sup
posing that the passengers could wade
ashore. Unfortunately, at the end of the
bar was slough, where large number
drowned The boat was only run uron
the bar about two feet and the shallowest
water was about the bow, FIVE or six feet
There was SO much hay on board that the
boat burned like finder. The Bale, Il
Memphis. came up at 81 aud rendered all
the assistance possible. OF 252 passengers
and crew, only 80 are known to have been
saved. When last seen, Capt. Scott was
floating down stream on loy. The peo-
pie at Nel's saw the light and FASTENED to
assist. Onc man rescued Ii persons with
a skiif. Had it not been for their help,
all would have been lost. \ gentleman
from Paducah, Ky, swan ashore with a
lady. and at her entreaty, returned to save
a child. In swimming ashore, he was
graspcd by drowning man and would
have himself drowned had he not shook him
off One man was taken from the wreck
so badly burned that he died as soon as he
reached shore. There were 80 cabin pas
scngers, CD of crew and quite number
of ladies on board All were probably
lost except one. The pilot aud carpenter
were the only ones of the crew saved.
The StonemaH was owned by Capt John
Shaw aud Denies Long. She was valued
at s45, 900, and insured for $50 600 Sew
cnty cattle, horses and mules aboard were
burned
ST. Louis Oct. 2S.-Gcorge Fulton,
chief engineer of the steamer .Sone,caH,
has arrived and gives some further partic-
ulars Of the disaster. Sixteen persons
were saved by c!insing to the stage plank,
and six more swain ashore. There were in
all between $50 and 26o souls on board,
ofwhosc positive safety there i, no certainty
One man was brought ashore. bu. died
soon after. The only officers of the boat
known to be saved are, George w. Fulton
chief engineer; Edward Fulkerson. pilot
and +. i. Watson, carpenter. Three ladies'
were aboard, only one of whom was saved
Capt. Scott was last seen floating on spar
The men on shore rowcd miles down the
stream in hopes of finding him, but he was
not founl The scene aboard was heart
rcndns in the extreme the flames spread
with II wonderful rapiiity under the action
Of Il strong wind; the passengers in wild
terror crowded on the forceas,lc until thcy
were forced overheard en masse and
drowned each other in desperate struggles
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LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES.
REGULAR DISPATCH TO THE STANDARD.
PORTLAND. Nov. SIP

PORTLAND, Nov. 81 ".
The Oregon Central Railroad is pro.
crossing rapidly. The first locomotive is
expected here toni ght on a sailing vessel.
The 4 jar sails tomorrow from San Fran
cisco with GO tons of iron rails.
The Or,Namme arrived yesterday.
SAN Francisco. Nov 4.-t;oll to-day
in New York quoted 126: "a l25i. Five
twcn,ies ia Ia l15.
New YORK. Nov. 4.-The Democratic
State ticket is elected by $4,000 majority.
Eighteen Senators and seventy members Of
the Assembly are elected.
Gen. Wool is seriously i'll.
Clafin is probably elected Governor of
Massachusetts,.
Minnesota went Black by 900 or f.
O0o majority.
FILLMORE, Nov. 2-Every Democrat
on the ticket is elected ly 6.Q00 to 5000
Detroit elects Il Democratic Mayor; Chi
ago has gone Black; Kansas Democratic
New jersey Legislature stands. Senate
Il Democrats and Republican,: House
81 Democrats and So Republicans
Public debt statement is as follows
Total debt. principal and interest. includ-
ing coupons due hut not presented for pay
ment, S2,649. 95l.7l4 20. Debt le.,
amount in Treasury s2.4Gl .13l.ls1 81.
Decrease during last moutl, 81 j6:i So
-; since March lst so, 49,. POI is.
BclSnap took the cath anl entered upon
the duties of the War Office to-day.
John T.. Norman. editor of the New Al
bapy, Indiana. Ledger, the oldes; western
editor. died to-day.
Editor Rcadlc. Of the Utah Reporter.
was badly Ao.gcd By a Mormon, Cor whiting
against poly.amy.
SAN FRASCISCo, Nov 4-The steamer
.lcfire sails for Victoria on Saturday.
Parties from TIE wreck of the !StoncraH
report x,y-tive bodies recovered.
The Treasury Department will purchase
Slo.oG0 900 worth of bond, aud sell Sl9.-
U0O.1t0 in gid this month.
Several German cities have been visited
b, severe shocks of an earthquake.
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criticism. unless he intended, and intends
hereafter, to affiliate with the opposition.
If this was his object. he had but to say
SO. and we should have had no comments
to make. But protesting to belong to the
party of which we are an humble advocate.
it is our duty to say this much Of his po-
litical course in the Council. And We
nav add that it is the view which every
pemocra. in the Assembly takes Of the
matter.
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LEGIsLATIvE.-lnth the Council last Sat.

LEGIsLATIvE-ln the Council last Sat.
urday the following bills were passed !:
An act authorizing the County Commis-
sioncrs of Wha:com county to sell county
property: an act for the relief j. b.
Libby. and an act appointing commission
ers to select site for the Territorial Peni.
Tertiary. The three commissioners are
:. +. Thompson, Of Pierce county, d. H.
Biyelow of Thur,tou. and I. NJ. Ham.
mond Of jefferson. In the House. the bill
aut hor,zing the County Commissioners to
borrow 5000. and the bill to pay the Au-
ditor of Whatcom his expenses incurred in
Eldridge's contest. were pas>el. At noon
both branches Of the Assembly met in
Joint Convention to elec. Territorial off.
GERS. which election resulted as follows /:
John q. Sparks. Territorial Auditor; IL,
Harmon. Territorial Treasurer; J. ID. Ma.
bic. Territorial Librarian; Arthur Phnny,
Briyadier General; +. NJ. Sergeant. Quar-
terma>ter General: James Crawford. Com.
m;>sary General; Vim. Huntington.
Adju,ant General; Frank Matthias, \. i.
Young and II. A. Atkins, Regents Of the
University.
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WANTED" \ childlcss. rclationless,
carpetbagless' person to be President Of
the United States. Such are the qualfi-
cations now demanded by large section
of the American press for future Presi.
dents. \ San Francisco paper says ::
- President Lincoln's relatives gave him
more trouble than did the rebellion. in d.
ycr> ways: and Grant as President has
had to stand as many charges on account
of his relative, as he did from the Confcd-
crates during his military service against
them. Ncpoti>m and carpetbagi>m have
gone far towards di>>ati>iyins the people
with the form Of Government we live un-
dor -
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From the OLYMPIA Transcript.
Members Of the Legislature.

The following list Of the members Of the
legislature gives their names. place of ma
,ivi'y. age. counties representing. politics,
occupation, and married or single:
COUNCIL.
William McLane. Pennsylvania. 80. Thurs
ton county, republican, farmer wiiower.
II. &. Struve. Germany, 81, Clark, republi-
can, LAWYER. married.
J. NJ. Nansycle, Ohio, IS, Wala Walla,
democrat, lawyer. married.
Fred 4. Clarke, ST. Augustine. Florida, Al,
Pierce, republican, farmer. married.
Marshall Blinn. Maine, ~, ki,sap, rcpubli-
can, lumber manufacturer. married.
C. NJ Bradshaw. Pennsylvania, 80, jefferson,
republican, lawyer. single.
T. S. Joslyu Massachus e.ts, A, Skamania.
republican. farmer. married.
". III. Newell, PENNSYLVANIA. 46, Walla
Walla, democrat, printer, married.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Geo. II. Steward, Indiana, 80 years, Clarke,
republican. LAWYER, married.
S. p. Mcdonald, Nebraska, 81, Clarke, re-
publican. printer, single.
J. II. Timmons, Germany, 40, Clarke, repub-
lican, farmer. married.
J. J. Clark, Ohio, 81, Clarke, republican,
farmer, married.
+. S. Dyer. Maine, 60, Jefferson, republican,
lawyer, married.
L. l.. Moore, Maine. so, Jefferson and Kit
sap. republican, lumberman, married.
Isaac Y. Doane, Massachusetts,, -. Pacific,
republican, FISHERMAN, single.
John Tullis, Ohio, AZ, Lewis, republican,
farmer, single.
ii. ID. Cock, Pennsylvania, 81, Yakima and
klickitat, republican, stock breeder, married.
Is. Barlow. Michigan, 81. Cowlitz and Wah-
kiakum, republican, farmer. married.
J. S. Maggs, Pennsylvania, 81, Claim, repub.
lican, merchant, single.
A. 5. Miller, Maine, 45, Kitsap, republican,
millman. married.
". Peck. Massachusetts,, 6S, Thurston, re-
publican, farmer, married.
l.. \. Treen, Nova Scotia, so, Thurston, re-
publican, shoemaker, married.
J. Scammon, Maine, 80, Thurston and Che
halls. republican, farmer, married.
l.. Mcmillan. Illinois, 81, King, republican,
farmer. married
Jos. Foster. Canada West, Al, King, demo-
cra,, farmer. married.
y. I. Kelly, Tennessee, 81, Pierce, demo-
cIat, farmer. widowcr.
John McReavy, Maine, 80, Pierce and Ma
son, democrat. lunlberman, single.
J. W. Brace, New York, fl, Skamania,
democrat, engineer. single.
NJ. H. Frost, New York, 63, Snohomish,
democrat, merchant, widower.
II. Eocder, Germany, Al, Whatcom, demo-
erat, farmer, married.
J. II Swift, Massachusetts,, j2, Island, dem.
ocrat, farmer, widower.
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FALSE Enthusiastically sounded an
alarm Of FIRE last Saturday morning, about
three clock, which brough, the fire com
Pany out with their usual rrompti,ude.
1t was doubtless thought to be rich joke.
but such jokes are not appreciated in the
light the jokist intended, as he will find to
his sorrow. if another such sell is perpe-
trated and he is caught.
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GATHERINGS BY THE wAYSlDE.

chicago now has Great Organ
with 1912 pipes.
The Hebrews in Cincinnati own SlO.-
00O. 900 Of property.
There are now 1855 National Banks
in the United States.
Potatoes are selling for twelve and
half cents bushel in Iowa.
A French scientific paper states that
hair combs are now made out of old boots.
The photographs taken during the late
eclipse are said to be the lest ever made of
the sun.
The terms of fifteen Senators expire
next year.
-M,ny Swedish immigrants are going
to Mississippi and most Of them are me-
chanics.
From 800 to 800 Mormon preachers
are preparing to leave for Europe to obtain
more r,sc!y:cs.
Prince Arthur is still travelling in
Canada. and is everywhere rece:vel with
The Emperor of China is to be mar
ricd this year with great romp. lie is fii-
teen years of age.
"A meteor was observed at Sacramento
on the 10th ult. and earthquakes have
been expected ever since.
-SSNNN07X2X &c. every pcruser Of
creenhacks will readily recognize as the
signature of F. f. Spinner.
The aristocratic Clarendon Hotel,
Saratoga. has a new piazza fitted up ex-
pressly for engaged couples.
There have hcen sixteen cases of sui
eide in Lowell. Massachusetts within eight
months. mostly Of young girls.
The entire property of the United
States at IIar!cr's Ferry aud vicinity, is to
be sold on the Both Of November.
"A sword made from piece of meteor
ic iron. which fell near Santa Fe de Bogo-
ia, was once presented to Simon Bolivar.
-';cncral Dodge. Chief Engineer ofthc
Pacific Railroad is to 20 to China at Bur
lncalrc's solicitation and build railways
there.
-Ovcr Is coo people have left Havana
since the Cuban revolution began. and
there arc said to he 1000 vacan, houses
in that city.
Tho American Pro.estan. Association
made parade in Philadelphia recently in
which four hundred thousand members
participated
The California grapes which reach
New York are filled with wine instead of
juice, which phenomenon is the effect Of
seven days of jolting.
The San Francisco branch Of the Ma
tional Bank of Nevada is under attach
mcnt. Its liabilities are estimated at
100000 and assets mixed"
A patent has been obtained f,r the
manufacture Of waterproof paper twill
be no.,ncommon thing by and by to car
ry quart of milk home in paper bag.
The new Swiss settlement in Grundy
county Tennessee. is fourshing. The
Swiss are delighted with the climate and
with the land, which they bought for fifty
cents an acre.
Il Jcr cy genus has invented de-
vice fer watering horses when travelling or
at work, hy which their thirst may be as
suagcd without stopping. The hi, ofth
bride or head stall is made hollow. AMI
has attached 10 tia flexible tube connected,
with tank carried in or on the vehicle.
By rullinga string, the water is caused 10
flow into the hit. and thence through a
suitable oriicc in the horses mouth
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e% The Tribune says: The steamer
Tacoma. recently bull, by Capt. Nash, has
been purchased by an Oregon gentleman.
who will proceed Immediately to San Fran
cisco for machinery for the boat In the
spring she will be pu, on the route to Vic
toria, in opposition to the Hunt She
will probably be about as annoying to the
Hunt as fly on the horn Of an OK.