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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26

Serbian, II. SUM-. "l1nsludsfau! (Niit<
sstbeilt tur9 5errn 9. @.)-9eute fubr Der
Jarmsr Meinarb aelser nit ieiner Jrau anb et>
mem 42jabrisen Rnaben mad Serbian, I'm, Gin
taufe gu MAIDEN bel Der &udfebr, nabe Nieu>
Inns neue 8rauerei, Sermu9ten bic pferbe ebne
5ufeiisn ni9t ben @aaen einen fleinen Berg,
hur@ chen sefaaeuen Neeen idlupftris setuur-
ben, binauf3ubrinsen. Der @asen fan, in
Niidlauf anb f9lus nit ben yferbsn fopfiber
pom Berg unb 11fer berab in bic sprbeiFiebenbe
Greet. Grau unb Rnabe tamen eladli9 baspn,
bod ber arn.e 3eI3er fanb isinen Ipb. Mn fei-
nem @rabe trauern feline Grau unb 8 ainter.
Diee it i9un Der brittle in bielem SABRE an ber~
islten @teQe, lei ben teiben erferen einesn
suar feline 2eben se,lcren, jebp9 erlitteu bic Be-
trefenbsn erbebli9e @erlebuneen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
(&ineefanbt.)
Jaribault, %. Suni,

OQElpaulL ~. JuNl, Oh
Qteber Wanberer!
5srr Grnf Gledenfein, 8irrbrauer BON bier,
rabrt ppr uneefabr 4 Munaten einen sewiltn
@alentin 3arl 1T @rbeit. 2eBterer, bier felt
Sabrsn ale urbsntli@er unb Feibiser Burf@e be-
fannt bat bic leste :3eit STEERS Mnfdle psn
@abnlnn sebabt. 9err Gltdenfein bat ibn
aus Mitleip nod INNER bebalten. gm Suna.
tag, ben 13. Sum- Mpreens un1 2 11br bUrte
5err GledenRetn neben ieinem S9lafaimmer in
Der Brauerei bremen unb ais Ct na91ab, fanb
Fl tas san3e gett, TOO Der unsladli@e 9. Rarl
gel9Iafen, lit spQem Jeuer. Die Brauerei it
] Meile Ron Der @tabt entfernt unb 5err Sled
enfein befanb f@ CUR 3eit aaein in berielben.
Seiue erie Sorse tuar, feline Jrau uub &inber
in @i@erbeit a. brineen, unb bis bie1es sel9e-
ben, bate bas Jeuer 10 iberbanb 8enpmn,en,
bab er nur nit GROCER anfrensuns et,pas pom
ieinen bausseratbf@aften au rstten Sermrdtea
Oils bic Brauerei III nulen Jlammen itanb,
tam g. 3arl, rur nit einem 9embe ~betleiest,
babereeiprun9en uno i9rie: ~M@ @ott mas
Geuer ~ @as BAIT Du setban 2" fraete Jpn
Jledenfein. SD babe ben tleinen !5unb un-
ter naeinem 8ett serbrannt,"' rief Der Gerridte
unb fort eins IS ubne aleiper in bic Ma@t bin
aus.
Der gerluit fir Serrn Grnf Jledentein be-
trist $4,000. Das srube 5intersebauoe unb
fem @orratb an 2aserbier purbe s~erettet. Der
unslidlide 9. Rarl purse bic eanse Wude &C.
fu9t unb enb!id AM @amfae ben 10. SUM i'm
Straett &tiper, un.peit BON Der Brauerei tcetse
funben I; ct bate iI9 ielbit ertrantt.
u. &..6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26

Aud ni9tlbeI.- Den Stem gJprfer
YoliaiFen TT es neuerbines bel Strafe inter
iast pprben, fi9 Don Mnbetn, ais BON ben
Bel Der Yp1i3et ansefeuten Meraten, Mebtiin
gum etsenen@e brau4 seben 3u 1aGen. Die
fe 9lnprbnuns irurbe bur4 bic Grfatrurg
.peranlabt, bab fat jebtr &ue9en 1runfenbelt
anseflaste 9plt3it ii6 bamit enti9ulbi9te,
ct lei unmcbl 9e1peien unb babe fd Don et@
mem MpDtbefer etpas sum eur'ren el1ter
llebelfeit 9eben 1aGen. FL.
Mew>yprt.-Die @%eitbsebun9 bteles
@taates bat pdbrenb tbrer lesten Sisun9
100000 fur tatbplif@e Anfalten bepiatst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26

Ma9 febenber Wahus ant Gnbe bes
Mrtitels ,GpQefticn fir ben 81. GaterS" in leb'
ter Summer eeben mir biermit corristrt:
ga bis jeBt in Der Mbbaltune bieier Guletten
uno Ginitnbuns Der 8sri@te srcbe ger3userun-
gen sorfan1en, ~ inb bic 9p9w. 5erren Grit
li9eu eriu9t bic @olttte fir 1869 in alien Sal
len III benz be3ei@neen Sage, namli9 an BEN
@onntase inuerbalb Der Jetuetap BON ct. &C.
trus unb yaulus unb ten barauf f~oleenben
CONT unb @tationstaseu in isreu Miilonen
ubne Mufi9ub abaubalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26

llm5iebun9.-Da5 fp rlbn,li4it BE-
fannie SGubz unb Stiefel<@tabltfement bes
9errn S. q. S4lief 1T i9rds %9esenaber BON
ieinem alten @lase IN benz @dtore Der Mtn<
neiota unb 3. StraDe so. l4S Yerle9t nor
ben. 6err S4lief tattet hermit aQen fti~
men 3unben fur tbr bisbert9eS @pb1wrIen
ben ber;lidfen Danf alb. Das neue bibide
9pfal, wp er fetn@elddft spie friber betreibt,
bat siele Gerbeftrun9en unb Ger9rDGerunz
gen ermD9liAt unb per ba6elbe nit feiner
pprtbeilbaften Baaren>Muswabl etnmal BE-
iudt, wirb penn er nod ni4t 3u ieinen 8un~
ben eeb0rt, ii9 ibnen beiseleQen uno Ser
@dltet fam uub ptrb fe ane aufs bette be-
bteren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26

eneei@aft Der Union Gin beuti@es ii; auBer
bieieut bat bic Girn,a aud Gins bsr bebeuteten
Muffsei9aften in Qeip3ie. MQe Sprten pcn
NuFtinRrumenten ba n~euefen gerSpQfumn,>
nunssn fabet man bier auf 2aser. Was Sir
9en@Gre Vianifen Orsanifen
IT,. i. ~. betrift, sibt es feline before @urratbs-
TANNER UNI ibr @eianss> unb Spielrepsrtcri-
TINT ansuleeen, ais tas 9aus Sulius S9utertb
lnp &c.. ..<. "''.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26

DIT 5&ubertb u. g. Stem yort,
fnbet man ben ~einaisen poIIfanbtsen u.
nit ben n~eueaen Gumpuftiunen aus europa
fets ersansteN @urratb npn Manner9Srsn in
gang Nrnerita, Elm @atalus RON trsl@sn auf Be-
aeluns iofUrt gratis 3useididt pirb. @ir
freuen uns, baB has erSbte unb bette Muifnli-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26

9effentli@e Ginlabune! CUR erSb-
ten unb poaianbiefsn &eiauratiun: Die rpn
@1illeru. Cd ID tNr. 242,3 Str. Son
M werben ~ ieber@ tunbe + DE Mufern,
@eaueel, Joreleu. Glei1diprten aQer Wrt, Wilb,
fura MQeS, tpas Der Nartt an Delifate6en bietet,
l~erpirt. Die feiniten Meine unb Qiqusure bic
tst uniere Bar; Griidte, Confetti uno Gonbitc-
reiuaaren in better Musmabl. DieMufwartuns
III ieber 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
Glue CUTE @ele8enbeit.

Scr etpre Ode serSt. peter unb 8. G!rase nebRs3upu-
taus NIT 4 3inarner uub Seller 1T ~ serreatex.
Der plab eisuet R4 scrsasli& flr elm @reeerte II. gresz
SiRpnsei6ait. bas felt 6 Sabren bis Jest NIT Dem heften
Grfolse bort ~betrieten purhe: Disiss Il zinc quite @els'
nispie aud fir stcrebdlter. Die fG s~erbedtrn .pelen.
sldber.s ;u erfraeeu BET 9te. @ret. srfe 1bar neSen
tem Stpre sber III Ia G;tr Treafurers Office. Sn26
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
Meue Mrpetgen.
Nptt3 !.

fden tattcIiiden DrudseeaiAaft. ~abeetalten am 22Nen
Stunt. purbe beldlcden. bab b%enjenieeu Mttien' SS%ntabern,
bic nod %radndnbie iinb nit Der Gtn;atlung ees eingefers
tertcn Termins spn, Stem Mai 1869. nod reitere tebea ~
Sage Musfanb ee9eben werhe pcn BEN Datum bes Ses
fdlults an. a.
SIN Iuitraeeh Der Dirsitcren
a S. 81. S4rDber
Gefretdr.
Ct. SAM. 22aen Sum-, 1863.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26

Der qua ,rire ft in ~fslsenser Srbauus gum DaHpts
tspte ~teseben:
resrammt es 3useS.
~ Great glefern Banb.
~ 81. gsters llnterFIsunessssein.
81 SptalitY Banb.
~ Ct. Splepbs gDaiienSereia.
ST. Ct. Glcsius Sineliussureiu.
* 1ie 0eneinbe Der Waria Simmefatrtstirde uus
gQe, tie lid BEN 3uee anfdlsbeu wcaeu:
M%arjddIIe: s. 9uutenbeimer, Gbes. Orb, pet.
gnrn, G.. Wdlter. u
Iidets Tub au baten bel zen serf&tebeneu Nari&dlz
len unb auf benz . i m pfer nnb Totem fir bic Jatrt
hin unb Der 81. - Damen fret.
-" DoS Gprumttte
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
SffieielIe 9tabt=3eitun 9.
Qpcal Neuigfetten.
Netfenber Meent.

SER Gu9sne 9tein uno 9err q IT.
treas, @rpbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
st, e'h"' ! College
Clinton y. $. Minn.

unfsr etr StituRS ber Stuectettnn BdftT DIR Netd
9 t.. &ubmi8 am See,
aeieseu in elmer Der s~efanseRen @eseut.n ss Staates
Ninuesta, bestnnt feiuen resamdsisen Ghrius am 6ttn
Stptember 1869.
unterri@t unt 8et6fi9uuS per
Se1ipn BON 5 Monaten $4,000
Mluiit uno @ebrau9 Der Snz
itrumente per Sei1lon 1000
unterrtdt i'm Malen per EFF. 800
Walden unb Gltden p" 800
(Stueenteu, bic tpdtreno Der Gafan; int COL
Iese bleiten besablen 1907 .a .d,n.
I'm Ndberss a~brelIre man
. Slight 3eo. &upert Seicenbu1h
Nbbpt O. S. B.
Clinton .. >, Stearns g., Minn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
ct. Neters uuterftntunes=D erein

Das Aranten Committee bes ct. geters rnterfasunasz
gerein Bonn 1. 9ientas i'm Stunt bs gun, I. Dieuftae in,
Suli teiett aus ~fcleenben 6erren:
Dbern Difritt: Sobn Yuntenpeimer, jr. Waba.
fan Strabe; 8. u. edIiet, Gde Matafbap uns 4. Ctr.
Intern Difritt: Intcn SGwari. 3. NBarb, nate
tr fatt. siedhs Mid @rreer.- :
V" "" ant $. 8 nj Z, GER.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
&irdbeneintpeibum9 lit Settings

Bur @ptia.-D Die gaitslisser tes Ct. geters Inter
fiji Bunsssereins. wel&e Der 9efltGfeit Der Gtnwetpune Der
neuen RirGe In 9aftnes %beirrpbnen troQsn, rceresn tp am
Spuutas Nlcraen ben q. SUM- I'm, 81 Hbr TN Weretnsle'
tale, rerieten nit itren Nusjeiduneenre serfant1teln.
Sr. 8reuer, prdltesnt.
u. $. Z imu me. Sstretdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26

5000 Sprb Clear maple $pl;
b.. i'm Wbplefa1e unb &etail
au s~erfaafen lei ...
h.. .,t. ". SOUS.
' JMni5' A" Eteyen qanturs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
9enrp Suftu6.

So. 9enrp Suftu6. ara
Gde Der 7ten unb Gr&anee @traee, ct. paal.
Dasenarbeiten xnb E:;alerei . Naftrdse rereen ~ ZEN
ttatsfeu greiien unb Yrpnpt befrret. pfe.te wsreen bsntr
ht mir bei9laeen, ,pie iroentrp IN Ter etabt. Ntth be-
hens enpfstlent, e~aranttre id mensr GtEneTn reele Enb
Betitnune. .@. .}..ts nj
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
Deut19e BriefzQife.

9ifte beuti9er 9riefe bic BIG gun, %. Stunt
B. S. ni9t ab9ebplt rrrben Gnb.
errfM.HritfG -
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26

,. s. 1,dt Ab9eDDlf mrTpen Nno.
Nerren@Hriefe.
Mrat 6riebrid 9eder Spbn
Bprmann Musuf Benber Spbn care Of
.-. BDdenfelb
Jp@tpt 8utpn @ilbetm
Mbplpt DDrselob 6errnann
TrGmbsen Dpminid @au Mu9uf
Wm. 6elfn,ann Saepb
I6otinger 6. .. &asi9au emil
8aele Treb. &lesin Srtebri1
Saepb &t1bpf albert 2
8ubrcp @ilbelm 8ri9er @rnf
Meibner Il. Mus9le 8cnrab
q. Ninnemann @ufap
Otto Sobann DfBer &asper
Neiie Mueuf Neimenba4 Wiaiam
albert Sdram S. o..
u. s. ". S1u1enbur9 Wm.
1rapp 2ubtpi9 r--
" .. ). 8. Stewart pp(meiRer.
-. s. .. 2eitner, beuti@er gIert. -...
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Gntttun8en.

Gmpfanaen fiji zen @anterer ron
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-04

FOUND DEAD Last Sunday morning
a report came into the city that man
had been found dead in Thistlewait's
wood, about o mile and half west from
town. OF course the announcement &C
ca$ioned no little excitement, coming as
it did at time when the hustle anil lur.
ry of the week was at a stand. and thou
sands of persons wendell their way to
the secluded spot chosen by the suicide,
in which to shuttle off his mortal coil
which was very muddy place The
deceased had placed his carpet bag in
Il comparatively dry place and then climb
ed up small tree, to whlc, he tied a
strap, anil At the end of the strap a piece
Of rope, which he male fast around his
neck and swung or dropped from the
tree, where be hung till life was extinct
He WAS q stranger. and alter the inquest
was held the city authorities gave his
remains decent burial
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-04
Globe Mutual Life insurance Company.

Having invested for our old age, or
those we leave behind if death comes he
fore, in this Company, and thus jumped
upon the Globe, we propose to do wat
we can to keep it rolling. We have
thoroughly investigated its features,
character Of its administra ion, its his
tory and Securities, and have intelligent.
ly made our selection and feel perfectly
satisfied with our choice Its new book
for 1866, speaks for itself. We find
none of the claims Of being Tie Bes.
Company which is SO common with o:h
ers. 1t gives its figures and facts, and
leaves the public to judge OF its claims
to patronage for itself.
1t organized and commenced business
in June 1864. and up to January LIST.
1869, has issued Is $40 policies, insur-
ing S35, $50, 157 SiO,55 .524 during the
last year. 1. has paid to the widows
and orphans OF lis Of its policy holders
who have died, 1858, $50, has made four
annual dividends amounting to 1912, 900
upon which it is now making pay mems,
on the Constitution plan in some cases,
adding over 100 per cent. to original
amount invested.
During the four and half years Of it's
work, assets have accumulated as fol
lows: 1864 for months, S2l4,725 IL;
1865, $4,000 IL; 1866, S7S9.2ls 81;
1867, Sl,l71,l93 So; 1868. 81, 64l 1907
So. Adding the 100000 original CAPT
tai. it brings the total cash assets of the
Company, 1869, January lst to sl,6u,
907 So. This we think is good enough.
The solid reputation which thu Globe
has secured tor enterpriz. and judicious
management, is sure pledge of its fu
tire. We are happy to learn that Rev.
John Dudley, the popular and efficient
General Agent Of the Globe, has secured
the services Of Maj NJ NJ. Lacy as an
agent, who, on retiring from his present
office, will devot- his time and energi, 8,
to tho interests OF this Company. We
bespeak for him and the COMPANY q
large success.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-04

CITY ELECTION had quiet,
pleasant election on Tuesday last, and
the result: shows that Republicanism is
predominant in our city, when united.
Gen. Benefits majority over Thos. N.
Young is 343. The Council, with the
tie vote in fourth ward, stands repub
licans to 3 democrats, and we are in
hopes, after another trial in the 4th, that
clear majority of republicans will con
stitute the ''city fathers fo' the present
year, that We may know how it feels to
live under Republican Administration
ouce more. To be sure. the mild sway
of democracy has not been especially
oppressive; and il our republican rulers
do no worse than their political oppo-
nents, we shall be satisfied.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-04
Annual Statement Of tho City Finances.

The Committee of Ways and Means, to whom was
referred the annual reports OF the Clerk and Treas
urer, and whose duty il is TO examine the books OF
these officers and The Docket of the Mayor, having
discharged the duties required of them beg leave to
make the following report:
The reports OF the Clerk and Treasurer, which are
he' ewih returned, find to agree with their boz ks
and correctly exhibit the present financial condition
OF the city They show the present Indebtedness of
the city to be $59,000. after deductiny Sl9,97S,70
the balance in the Treasury. Estimating the deln-
queut taxes and penalties that good aud coec,a
BILE at 0OO and deductng that amount from the in
debtedness of the city at about So 00o being
less tnan at the end ct the previous year.
In compliance with petition of the School Trus-
tees. last Spring. the Council authorized the issuing
Of $4,000 of City Bond- aid in erecting School
House the Public Square, PAYABLE in one, two or
three years OF tbs Sc Bonds 200 have been
gotiated and that is included in the forego
ing of the indebtedness OF the city, except
about $40 which has been paid from taxes levied
and collected for that special purpose, on the tax
duplicate of 1868.
The Con mt,ee also examined the Docket of the
Mayor and find that the fines and fees collected by
him, in criminal Cases have been paid into the City
Treasury, required by Law.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES ELDER,
ELLwoop PATTERSON,
JESSE COFFIN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-04
Goes COUGH BlLslnI

This long tried and popular Remedy 10 assis cali
Cd TO the attention Of the public. A. oftso - the
yoaf rolls around, tas propristors annually make
their bow to the people; and remind them that
amongst tn. many things required for the health,
comfort and sustsnancs Of the Il ~ through the
long and tedious months OF winter, Co.'s Cough Bal
should not b forgotten. For years il has bssn
Q household aed cine-and mothers Aaxinss for the
safety of their chil rem, aui all who susf ffs n any
disease Of the throat, chest and lnngs, eanaot al
ford TO be without il. In addition TO- the ordinary
four ounce long in the market, We aow farnish
our mammoth family size bottles, which will, COM
u,on with the other szs be found At all Drug Stores
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-04
WASTE OF TIME.

There are only about THREE-FIFTHs of the Ca
ses Of chronic disease that admit Of POSITIVE
AND RADICAL CURE One-haif of the incurables
can be, under favorable circumstances. much
benefited. and the other half only pailiated.-
| am willing to treat any case and do what /
can for it, bat it so happens that very large
number of those patients whose complaints can.
not be wholly eradicated DO not wish to undcr>
go treatment. Now as my time at each point I
visit is all needed in examining and treating the
DURABLE cases it would be a waste Of time for
me to bestow my attention upon these whom, |
cannot cure.
To avoid this, and save the patient all unne>
cessary trouble and expense, all are required to
write to me and await my answer be fore calling
on me at any of the places visit. Each per.
doing must answer the following ques.
lions: What is your height. weight and age?-
How long have you been sick? Are YOU oil!
temperate habits? What do physicians call
your disease? Are your bowels usually costiyc
or otherwise? Is your complaint hereditary
that is, have any other members of your family
so far back you can trace been afflicted in
the same manner as you? Has emaciation Gloss
Of hesh) been gradually going On since you be.
ca &c aware of your present complaint? What
is the condition Of your mind? Are you,
thoughts and emotions generally of dreary
nature or the contrary Have you pains of any
II,
degree Of intensity as nearly as you can and
the length OF time you have had them.
plain answer to the foregoing questions
will enable me to determine at once whethe,
the case is a durable one.
All letters may be addressed TO CLEVk
LAND. O.. as have al agent there VINO vii,
forward letters regularly by express. wh.reve,
! NAV be, SD that they will be delayed
beyond day or two on any occasion.
As soon as . letter comes 20 ha.d ! vii,
take the case into consideration and m ny ra
ply give my opinion Of il AID The name OF .l,..
Hotel Al which may be found in the city near
est you which | visit.
All correspondents must enclose a post
paid envelope addressed tn themselves.
Direct all letters as follows:
DR.. A. M. FRENCH,
Care Lock Box 20, Cleveland, Ohio
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-04

CAMBRIDGE MIRROR .--Lafc Develin,
Esq, has disposed Of hi paper, lock.
stock and barrel, to Harry c. Meredith,
Esq youngest son Of Gen. Sol. Mere
dith, who proposes to run it in the in
terest of the Republican party. HARRY
is fine scholar, and, we doubt not will
get up good and acceptable paper. We
wish him abundant success in his new
in well doing.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-04
REAL EST ATE

OF all descriptions Bought, Sold and Exchanged
City and Suburban residences, Lots Farms. and
Western Lands for sale trade. Parties DESTROYS of
disposnig of Real Estate, would do we'll to place the
in my books
Loans negotiated and collections made. taxes paid
and titles tracel. Deeds, Mortgages, and all other
despatch.
Agency Of the Great Western Dispatch and Liver
pool. New York. and Phadeinha and Anchor Line
Steam Ship Companies. WILLIAM r. BELL,
Licenses Broker Conveyancer nj Notary Public,
at the old stand, E. of Main and Fifth sts
Richmond, Ind. n3-3m
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-04
Clean Up! Clean Up!

10y ORDER Of the Common Council I am in.
ID structed to notify the citizens of Richmc nd tn
clean up their cutters clean out their alevs repair
pave their sidewalks, and, in short make een
al RENOVATION of the City, within the next fifteen
then the Street Commissioners will do il for them
the costs for the will be taxed up against the
ow ner IS properly for whom the work shall be DONE
and collected as other taxes. P. p. KiRN Clerk
Richmond. April %, 1869. 7:2w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-04

The Drug store of Engine Harold
on Main near sixth is the identical place
to buvpure drugs and medicines; the best
of paints, oils, dye stuffs. DC Remem-
the sign OF the Golden Mortar
BRING IT BACK "A fine black Cloth
Over Coat, was left in the Ladies' ST.
ting Room at the Depot in this city, on
this "Wednesday morning. about six
o'clock. The person who picked il up,
will please return it to G. w. Barnes &
Co 3 Grocery. and he will be literally
rewarded for so doing.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-05-04

IT ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS. on
Ia the Estate Of Bennett Sitloh, late the CITY Of
Richmond, Wayne County. and State of Indiana, de-
ceased have this day been granted to the undersigned
bv the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas of said
County. All persons having claims against said
estate required to le ii EN-. duly proven, with the
Gle OF said Court within year from this date
The estate j. supposed to be 5 lvent.
GERHARD H. SCHNELLE.l
DAVID FELTMAN, { Administrators
April 20, 1859. ,7I725pN
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S- The Pivot Action Brace, superior suspen-
der for Skirts Pants. An unequaed Brace for the
shoulders! Always suspender. Brace not,
at pleasure. Its simplicity, durability, AMI
venience commend it to every Lady, Gentleman or
Youth. Examine for YOURSELF and be convinced that
all herein stated is true. Prices, rs cents, 81 90,
$l.25. $3.50. For sale by J. Z-yen Bro, Merchant
Taiiors, and Dealers in Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, 80 Main Street, Richmond, Indisna.
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In B Ankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF IND

DISTRICT OF INDIANA SIS:
a indianapolis. the Gath day oi March, A. ID.
"A IL g. the undersigned hnrebv give notice of
their appointment Ass,gnees OF Ei~ari Francis.
OF Richmond. in :ne canrty Of Wavne. aud State OF
Indiana, within said district, who has been aiiu l,ed
Bankrupt. upon his own petition. bv the District
Court OF said District. W. A. BRADSHAW.
Nv. BRADSHAW.
AAss Assignses.
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Twas calm and pleasant morning

Twas calm and pleasant morning
on the 4th day Of May, in the year of
Grace. 1859, when Thomas McGirr, with
all the sauguine feelings Of his ardent
nature. went forth from his domicile,
with the proud step Of man who was
conscious that greatness was wrapped
up in his corporosity, and that with one
more stride the honors and emoluments
of the Marshalship in addition to Coun
Gilman, Constable, etc, would he reach
ell! But alas! for human calculations!
The day passed-the polls were closed
might with its sable mantle covered
the inhabitants. and he graduated first
to q doubtful Thomas'-sccond to dim
one, and then, like the snuff Of a tallow
dip, he became totally extinct! And, be-
hold. the next morning he awoke, and
found himself nothing but Constable.
and Treasurer Of two organizations!
He m axes a good Constable-a faithful
Treasurer-let him subside and be con
tent.
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-OW TO GET r A T E L s !:
For opinion, no charge Seui sketch and descrp-
ton For application send model, not over one foot
in size and $l6 first Government and Stamp fees.
Specifications, drawings, caveats assignments pre-
pared rejected claims prosecuted. Also, interfer-
encss extension Of patents, and appeals. Patents
taken out liz all European countries. illustrated
pamphlets ITO pages sent free. Address MUM
co. No. 81, Park Row, n. Y. -3mo5JCACO)
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Tax Acc0mmOda plan adopted last
year. to have Taxes collected, accru'ng from citizens
residing the cas-, side of the county, at the Cit-
Bank worked satisfactorily that the Treasur-
er has again adopted it. All those having Taxes To
pay and who reside in this city and vicinity can
themselves the expense OF trip to the County Seat
by going the Citizens Bank and pay the amount Of
their Taxes And get receipts for the same.