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The Elections.

81 Louis, 1oth--N - reported from - eoansss that
this etats gives Brown majority oe aosl1. and indt
cate his majority In the State to be from th''sy-ave
thousand to forty thousand. The R<puoIded" claims
70 have returns and estimates from Is counties with
the following result: For Legislature. uOUSE-Oen.
ocsats. 81: Fusion, Is; Liberal, IL, Republicans ~
sENATE-Democrsts, :. Fusion, Z; Liberals. !; r.
publicsns Tho Liberals have their county Aasshal
Clerk Of the Circuit Court and ass'tant prosecuting
Attorney. In the Court u Criminal Correction In this
county, Tas Democratic have all the other county
officers By handsome majorites including judges Of
the Circuit Court.
New York, 10th-There 10 great excitement In the
market today On account Of the rumor that Austria
bad joined France against Prussia, and that the
French had rctaken 0seaos. and also shat the French
aeee had made some important capturea
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WRONG WAY 10 REDRESS GREY.
AN(ES.

We issr. that . nstsisg q misss, was held 1t
x ::.t & sss ss;S e e Az
she dsl!eerassoss VIII likely g aasde known before
long. We are no FREUD to Chinese Labor, bst sincs
shsy we're allowed to purchase ground on the Crsek,
not he well % t thoes Who are Il present there 70
4 g: s;. ~ S
By parties from Cedar We have knowl.
edge that the situation there 10 more threat
sning and serious than indicated even By
slss above. The organization exista It,
numbers srs strong. It, svowed purpose
Is 70 drive swsv every claim owning China.
man from h,s ground.
We realize sadly tho effect Of Chinese
occupation. 1t u cancer q tho heart Of
Montana, the wsgst disaster that threatens
Or can befsll our fair young territory. We
go already ito bligbting effects II 10 ss
Injurious 70 10 - 70 any, and whatever 10
pessibls ssd rigA 70 stay erexorcise Yellow
Jsck. that sheDfhsve our most earnest sup.
port But the plan proposed 10 NOT
RIGHT. They asc hero under sanction Of
law, and ase entitled, arst 70 protection of
pssson, and second to protection Of proper.
~. because they have acquired Il IN good
faith. BY purchase from our people. and
have DOT been shown 70 have violated either
che actual o. implied obligations OF those
purehases. There iss primary wrong In
the eocoursgsmsut Of the Government to
Chinese immigration. There 10 another
wrong In selling ground to Cinnamon. 1t
will never make right to add . third
wropg. TO espel them 10 to use 90 arbitrary
and oowsrdly, dishouest. power-simply be.
cause 70 have the power. II, added To
this. there lave been instances when these
who sold them ground have in turn Joined
10 dispossess them BY foroe, deceit is added
10 violence, and justice 10 outraged. Those
Who stoop to Il humiiiass themselves before
the world and In their own estimation.
We state It 20 because the innate sense Of
justice In men Of the mining regions 10
etrouger than fear of the laws penalties.
We counsel our friends and readers At &c.
dsr Crssk 70 give over THE mad project.
California, Nevada, snd Idaho have suf.
feesd from tho Chinese, but deeds Of vio.
jsaes have resulted isjuricusly to the Per.
petsssors Public ssatiasut On ths Pacific
eoase has become almost . unity On the
question. Il win hsvs 10 elfect by and bye
n legislasiosS when The deceptive theory
has fallen before practical facts, bat lawlcss
sess On eus part viii delay ~ dsairsd COO.
summation. Our people 70 ssll to them. II
~ Chipsss have not right 10 hold, they
shssM not - suld 70. The circumstances
thas pallisas dispossessiug, wosN nearly
justly pesvsatios OF making sals % Chi.
nese. II ws cell our bisthrights Tor potsage
~ buyss 10 not nssss u blame than ths
ssllsr. We trnss discretion, and honesty
viii govern ~ deAbesstions q Cedar
Creek, and that the thrsaseeed violence viii
Dos b carried Into exccatioa.
0lodoCooo, q the Lard Mayors baooues.
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The Grand Lodge +. q A. n. Of Cslifor.
mia reelected Leonidas E. Pratt Grand
Master, and Alexander g. Abel Grand Sec-
Rotary. . r q &
The Idaho World has entered on ID sixth
year. .a.- t# h.
J. II. Frampton, formerly Of Montana,
and . man named La March, were murdered
In tho Burro mines, BY Mexicans. recently.
J. A. Abbott. indicted for the munaer Of
d. II. Haunor at Plaocrville, wss acquitted
on the second trial, 1t Idaho City, few
days ago. .'"s@ -"
There arc 1900 guns in position on the
walls Ut Paris.
Gen. Cof1nier, Commandant OF Me,s d..
ring the siege, thinks the garrison should
not have surrendcred.
The wooden mills Of Jackson, swayns q
Co., and Richmond 4 Co. Z. Indianapolis.
were burned Wednesday night; loss 1l0o,.
900.
The battle a& Narchenoire, Q few days
ago 10 stated 10 have besn much more i'm
portant French success than q inst r.
ported.
The report u eontradictsd that The Psesi.
dent had appoistsd n. p. Blackwell. OF
Pittsburgh. Commissioners At PA.ensa 4
nsnbsr Of changes win b nads In the In
terror Dspartmenl
The population Of Nsbsaska 10 l16,oea
Don PiAtt & to edit two cent paper In
Cincinnati.
The population OF Kentucky b l. -, oo6,
IN Increase slncs 20 Of "a, 0oaL @
The Army Of the Cunbsriand 70 union
win Be Asld ID Cleveland, Nov. ~ and Is.
The New York Hsrsl1 correspondent
sends . long letter from Csssell sels,iug an
with Baxline. Ne elaims lusti.
6cat,on for NE sasrsadeg Of Nets, but evi.
dsnces allegiance = ~ Inpesog md I'm.
prsss. Il III H
TIE Iuaorsd lntentioa Of Chief Juetjee
cha1s p rAign : eostsadlcasd, alta. Lad
Co0missIoese Nlsos. IS. I
TAs Pops aaln keea.soe ftsaes ~ II
|mpeovsmsa1D 49, u 1eGa.
iAsne C1ib6 ~ f1ls1 - sas:ssilsoad,
nsas 0eae, ~ ~ ~ ioee y. gltli 4
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AMOfhe, Destructive Fire.
Ctntersine in AsAes-Loss about $40. 900.

On last Monday At about l O'Clock, r.
~, fire broke out in China house near
the corner of Main and Washington streets
In Centervills. end before it WAS discovered
had gut under such Roadway that despite
the efforts Of the citizens to arrest tho
flames, II rapidly spread to adjacent build
ings and In the short space Of ono hour.
from the time the fire was first discovered.
tho whole town vas left mass Of smoking
ruins. The stores and buildings on both
sides of Main street for about three blocks,
comprising the whole business portion OF
the town, together with large stocks Of
merchandise, are total loss 70 the respect
i've owners, A. we understand there was no
insurance on any of the property which
vas burnt. We arc indebted 10 MI. Chns
J. Cummings for the following list Of lsss.
Is which, after convcrsing will. the parties.
he SAYS he has nlaccl nj the lowest estimate .
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tk,s .s.sss 4 cespsss !. ~ ia. 1ssh ~ ssh
dasesseaA
q IsuaaL ,uh-TAs Dn.serse - q special hen
Liseie III. Arkaasas, eAssging 0ev ciaysoa With
ssIae ct he nspablieaa party = the late election
b tAsovi,s hss ,sausse for Tie Dsooezasie ticket,
pstIenliY Tor Congrsssoaa IN ths ~ district bat
IL eerrvspoa dese says ID relieved ths Republicans
have cas.isd ths ssses ~ hapdsaoe majority.
TIE p.t.rus nrou tbs Nissosn saecsioa come in
s,o~ly ~ ebev . majority for Bsown, Who 10 N.
desssedly sssessa.
Aeuseonssy, Al, loth-Aboat half the sease 10
turus including most 81 The ksPsn'ean sssensno'ae
are Ia. The Democrats have OVERCOME the majority
q Giant Of 4, 80 and gone beyond Il. INC os'anos
Il he STATE will 70 largely DenocsstlG The Demo-
cat, .ertrd thres and probably four Coasrsssnssn,
and ~. ,..;oritv At the senators chosen.
No dsar nance II any kidd h heard Of In the State
New York, loth-It h now seated Rogers. Democrat,
elected 70 Congress nom the 1eeh district BY 10
majority. The latest count OF tns Assemo'y MAKES
6 Repub'icans and - Dsoeass. with lew d''sr'es'
still doubtful
Nashville. lotb-The latest returns Of election give
Butler. Rrvah,ica, ist and Maynard. Republican ID
distsicta
Chicago, iosh-Ths sleetios returns are Incomplete
Il 10 believed Tie Republicans have the Legislature BY
II % Joint ballot The Republican STATE ticket y
elected 81 reduced majority. The Congregational
dssexatisa s.aods state It large, Logan, Repao-
licaa; 1T district, b Farwell, Republican; I'd. IF
EssnswsrtA Rspae'iean; ID, G Paschard. sepae''
en-; III, dodbsea, HawIey, Republican. probably
elected; 9Th, N Stevens, Dean; oh, c cosk, Rep
Nh, O HsstsE, Dsm-probabiy; ssh. G Robinson,
Dsn sth, W NcNseley, Dem; 10Th, I Rica. Dem;
18th, . Marshal, Dem; 18th, doubtful; chances In
esver of Hatssl, Dem: 18th, J L Crcbbs. Democrat.
New York, l0h-The latest figures put the Assem-
bly, q Republicans and u Democrats.
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4 dispaaeA - ~ New Orleans Hissvsss
~ Dalos Rosgs b ~ ecsoe q = eaten.
dvs SDsetleo riot bstvssa ~ wLlee asd
b]Ask pePslsaies. During ~ siss sans
Jous q ~ mn wsss kind asd . nunbes
wssslsd. TAs oily y Sov 1llsd Viii q.
q tssspA W. hsve sseese6sd 10 ssslssisg
Gs99. TS0ebls b alDo aFgseasaded =
bssa'asssyi'i& N t1.'. y I,
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Tho Pioneer, in speaking Of the recent &C.
tion Of the Grand Jury In the De r uche
and McGregor oasss. cites the feet that the
former was committed By the magistrate
1t Cedar and hsld to answer In $4,000
bonds for the murder Of Kelley, and that
the Grand Jury ignored tho bill, while in
the case of McQregor, charged with assault
and intent to commit murder, the Grand
Jury foupd true bill, and NO evidence
whatever being given against him before
the trial jury sslls pseseqsi Vas entered
The Pioneer thinks these facts inconsis.
tent, and. from circumstances cited, that
there were some peculiar" men on the
Grand Jury. s-..... ...-.7.a
We would ask the Pioneer It there ID any
such crime % murder known to Montana
juries and. II horss stealing ID nat recog.
nised ~ the grsvest offense syainst the ma.
Jesty Of law and the rights Of tho American
peopleI 5*a-
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Il b rumored IL Washington that Chief
Justice Chase 10 about to resign. Judge
Carter Of Washington, and Senator Drake
ore mentioned - succeesoss.
1r. Akerman thinks that Chief Jussics
Chase and Judge Nelson will both b Oh
the Supreme Bench before New YeaSa
Where do Ill the pianos gof Many
Thousands ass made and cold every year,
Bot nobody ever heard Of one belag pw.
nAa0tly throwa assda vr..,.4
~. q. Marcy, payDasase q. {. Navy,
plsa1 guilty = sabsssliag On, 0oa HI
ssaseseS b ~ ~ pabllaAsd.
1ivsA hep.. = Slsa1sd b ~ Slh Ca.
srsssis0al Dsasict e vkeiaiA ra M
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c. HcGn, saloon, cabinet shop, &C., .......1 l,O0)
Vim. Thomas. dwelling and 2reenaacks........ $50
ODonnel 4 Davis, saloon, dwelling, &c.,. l5OO
N Mooney. blacksmith shop. ................. 6OO
Beck 4 Murray, market and other houses. 1,901
L. buiogeois. hotel furniture, &c. :. ...... l,GUO
LO0 SOO (ChiEamaO) store and neGhandise.. 4NO
vantine s Co., store aid merchandise. ...... 1000
Louis (Frcnchman,, houses. ................. 1,2U
Henry Otto. house and furniture. ............ 2sO
Chlnaman, house. ....... ........ ........... I'm
Mrs. Neville hotel and furniture. .......... 1000
J. r Bassey, house. &C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Cunmings & BeafdSlay, chop aud DWELLING. 100
q. RIDGE stOTs warehouse and goods. ....... 10000
John Merrill tlnshop, toSla, stock. &c. loo
THICKER 4 McDcvitt, saloor, dwelling, &C.,. lSuO
J. b Duke CO.. store, g0Ods &C. ........... 4,OO0
George 0eakle, 0aoon. &c..................... 200
hnklc & sowB, livery stable, &c............. $500
pinkAaM Bros. stable. horses coacbeS... LIMO
]. O. @. !. Hail, Segalla, &c.............. I'D,
This estimate Is of ybs actual cash value
If the MINORITY drssrnyad w Bee. O-~.'..'
other houses Of less value were consumed
a AAnA
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0lsdssoss, q The Lard Mayors banquet,
- Wednesday evening, said Tie prsssn,
vss bod caused more bloodshed In shree
sasaths than any other war IN tho history Of
Chsistsadom hsd done IN rear. By.
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n Westes.ss DesperoSi0.


Inc Lesvenworth Commsre!a! gives the
io!Dwng OIle' sk~tcn OF Sim curry. noted
ossPeIsm wn0 recently kli'eo TWO young
g'rn ~ WIcnlIsw
ne va torm.rIy an ene,neer on me Kan.
q. s rsc,,S d nos. ana wa'
1oI kenetsl oed conauc!, wnen no hung =
nanG sheridan ana other embryo towns,
onnk'ne: eemoiine, ana living from the
w.ecs Q! g'rls wh" dCted on MS manly
1Oim ano Tsa0y pietol he got along firet :
[alc: ana ultimately became . scout under
Gus.sl ana Gen. sheridan when they took
tenth Kansas to look after Indiana. Be.
lne N WIG country, nobody cared much
wnat ne oid. Oot ne presently came oack %
Asns.s, wnele no loIDwed MS eld game OF
a ms ana sn m.,E One OF the men ne
: ne9 ~ ~, noo GILMAN, VINO va seated o.
ca!o AUS ws'n MN; ana because ne s.ad
~" ~ ~ ~ ~" n.s,a ~ u0u. INC gsne! Low!
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NJ. Elliot OF tho Statistical Bureau,
Washington. ct meeting Of the American
Science Association in Philadelphia, . few
days ago, In . discussion on " Reform In
the Civil Service" corrected a Impression
which seems TO exist that the Adu,inistsa.
t'on and Congress have done nothing to.
ward introducing the competitive system.
All applicants Tor positions in thu Treasury
end interior Depastments ore examined BY
board appointed for he purpose, and no
interest b STRONG snough 70 procure the ap-
poiutmene OF any ono who 10 not entirely
compstent 70 perform H. duties requirvd
Of him, -EL Ha
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~ . accident o the Jaekeea railroad
Icoisiapal % ~ ~, 4 @ NssAsws.
q Aenplis !. Psasiek, e Bspokhsvss;
I'D 9. POaosy. bs.ksanas, vsgs kilIsd. I'D
6 1othegSecd Cd J. ". Cam woandGl
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i essiAanpasa, VI. ys1lss1ay. Jehs
cay - 80 - I'LL III llsosssAy.
IT, nuassu scapsA - ~
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Ths " Alta California " says =. The great
want OF The Pacific Coast b labor" II The
Alta" had said, " The great want 81
Iasd'grsbbess. Importer, merchants, specu.
lasoss. and othess who grow rich from The
lsbsn Of osbsr, i population. " Is would
have Given stssraacc y great end usden:.
sble truth. We ny. and without fear q
succcssful ooatsadlcsion from ~ "Alta" q
any otAsr man. that The want Of Afty thsu
sand 'psssons On this Pacific coast h rsmu.
neealiyo 0mpjoymsnt.-RSes>ec.
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VANS An TnsYt-The laws Of ~
~ sess3on. They should hays bess circu
lated s6nshs ago. Have tbey ben printed
Thsy ass called Tor svesywhera. We hops
sbs Territorial eecsseaSy win have thssu
etvc0 70 those entitled 70 secsivs them,
witboas dclay.-nakAa1 PsSa. ssthsEa
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&attst 8t,vs by telegraph


Tosr, Nov 10-The French, by series Of successes,
have compelled the Germans to svscuate Orlssus,
Cuxhaven, l0th-The Preach feet 10 said to have
passed here going TO the North Sea- The lights and
huoys 1t the mouth Of the Elbe have consequently
been removed and al pilots forbidden to leave port.
Tours. l0th-The news from Oslraps 10 moet cheer
Ing Advces ore just received OF series Of engage
meats near there, In an Of which the Freneh wess
sueeessfsl. 1As Fsssea wsss pssssiss forward 70.
ward sis city, md - their movement tended to sur
round The enemy the latter wsss obliged to svscuste
The cay. Ths Prsssans lost eonsasssb'y Ia kiled,
woupded and prisoners.
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The Territorial District Court Will con-
mcucs ito session In this city on next Aoe'
day. . Jas. T. Clasbey has returned from
Utah. j. D. Thomas herd OF 800 cattle
has reached RysnI.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-01

EDITOR PALLADIUM Having noticed
in your last paper that an Old Settlers
Meeting would be held some time in the
present month, March, at some point not
designated. Being one who is a native,
and having a recollection Of men and
things over fifty years, and withal, feel
a deep interest in having a permanent
organization of Old Settlers. established
in our county, and having conversed
with many in various parts of the coun-
ty who are alike interested, and desire
such an organization effected, in the
spirit Of unanimity and good feeling
among all, irrespective Of party or creed
l! has been suggested that the month of
March is too early in the season to hold
such a meeting. The inclemency Of the
weather would likely prevent many
from attending, especially those who
are advanced in age, and these would be
the ones who would add interest to such
a meeting, by relating their experience
Of pioneer life. Let those brief re-
hersals be recorded before the last Of
these land marks are removed from
among US. would suggest some suit
able place of easy access by Rail Road,
&c, some time in June, or Fourth of
July next. -
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WHITE WATER LODGE, No. 159,
FREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoNsi
WHITE WATER, IND, Feb. q, 1870.

WHITE WATER, IND, FeO. a, 1870.
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Almighty
Father of the Universe to remove from
circle Of loving ones, the beloved wife
of our brother. John Il. Bunch, who
died Feb. 18th, 1870, in the 39th year of
her age, to that circle which is never
broken; therefore,
Resolved. That the community has
lost beloved member, who in her diff
ferent relations in life, has furnished US
an example how to live, and who, in her
patient suffering, and happy death, gave
satisfactory evidence of the triumph of
Christian faith and Resignation to the
will of God.
Resolved, That we sincerely sympa-
thize with our bereaved Brother and his
motherless children, and that we hereby
tender our feelings of coincidence in
their affection.
Resolved, That a cory of these seso-
lutions be sent to the Richmond Palla-
dunn for publication, and that copy be
also furnished to the family of the de-
ceased.
.5- P. M. ELLIS,
p. T. PARIS 5I
Committee.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-01

The following gentlemen arc named
for the Petit Jury for the April term
of the Circuit Court j. H. Weaver. Alb
ington; Amiel Hunt, Centre; j. w.
Wrinkles. Clay; Nathan BALKAN, Dalton !;
B. S. Anderson, Franklin; Elisha Par
ker, Green Henry Shivler, jackson !;
Timothy Jordan, Jefferson Michael
Keever, n. Garden, S. j. Miller, Perry /;
Joshua Samatt, Washington George
Bull, WAYNE.
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For the Palladium.

EDITOR PALLADIUM -
| have heard number of Inventors in
Wayne county express desire to form
an association Of inventors and owners
of Patent Rights Being an inventor
myself, can say that the past expert
ence has taught me that there should
be something Of the kind in Wayne
county, for l find there is quite a num-
Der of that class in our county, and as
they are the men we all took to for i'm
provements, and the progression of all
Mechanical business there should be
something to bring them together, and,
when once brought together, and form
ed into an Association, they could. in
measure protect themselves at least,
from such obnoxious laws that were en-.
acted by our last legislature. l need
rot quote the law for every inventor
knows it full WELL A hint is sufficient
for the wise. What say you inventors,
and owners of Patent Rights in Wayne
County !? Speak before the nominating
Election, and you may effect something.
INVENTOR
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Anna Dickinson.


Lectures at Lyceum Hall on next We'd
nesday evening, the 9th inst. Her sub
Iject on this occasion is one that should
receive the careful attention Of all
Americans, especially at the present
time, when it appears that our Govern
ment is just on the eve, of war with the
Mormon people Of whose peculiar in
stitution' the lecturer. gives thorough
review Miss Dickinson has visited
Utah, and has conyersed with the Lead
ers and people. and more especially the
women, and has learned the senti-
ments and feelings of this latter class,
and is thus enabled to present that side
of the picture far better than any of the
men who have written or spoken upon
the matter. This lecture of Miss Dick
inson, is highly spoken of by the press
throughout the country, and is undoubt.
eddy the best she has yet presented.
Whatever objections have been made to
her in years past as a woman dabbling
in politics will not hold good against
this lecture, as she now comes pleading
the cause of her own sex. Reserved
seats IS cents Plat Of the Hall to be
seen at o. White & Co.'S book store.
Tickets without reserved seats so cents.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-01

The prisoners, six in number, con-
fined in the county Jail, made their es-
cape from that institution on last Thurs
day night II seems that the prisoners
had been. allowed the privilege Of COM
ing into the hall, where, on the night Of
their escape, they sawed off the bars
supporting the ventilator. and tying
blankets together lowered themselves
into the cellar. from whence they pass
and scout stick" The sheriff offers 81 90
reward for the return of each.
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REPEATING Silver-ware.

The Agent OF the Toledo Electro
Plating Company, will visit our citizens
this week, for the purpose of collects
ing such ware as they may have to re-
plate. He com es we'll recommended,
as we should judge by the following en-
dorsements from Indianapolis: -
We. the undersigned, had our ware
replated by the Toledo Electro Plate
Company, IT. NJ. Hurd & Co., Proprie
tors, and being we'll pleased with the
workmanship, would cheerfully recon-
mend them to our citizens and the pub
lie in general.
Mrs GOVERNOR BAKER
Mrs. DIR. N. G. BURNHAM
Mrs. NJ. G. BRIGHT.
Mrs DR.. WOODBURY.
MISS r. N. FRY. - q
Mrs. III. RAUGH.
COL JEFF X. Scorr.
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A significant reversal of old custor

A significant reversal of old customs
was to be seen in the Mayors Court,
on last Friday. Some years ago, it will
be remembered, no MICRO or mulatto
was permitted to give testimony where
the cause was between white men.
On the occasion referred to, white
mans evidence was permitted in q case
where the Issue was between two color
ed men. -szart rzs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-01

The following persons were elected
Directors of the Building Association:
Jas. NJ Poe, president; c p Peterson,
vice president; John Dickman, secrc-
tary; r A Howard treasurer; L X
Harris; Fred Magg; Ed. Conkle; and S
Bachman. The capital is fixed at 600,
900, in shares of 5000 each. sEz
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-01

Some of our young German citizens,
on Tuesday evening, observed an old
country custom Of masquerading on the
1st of March. Several young men who
appeared OH Main street in female attire
came very near being oyerhauled by
the police.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-01

The Grst White man born in Wayne
county was Jeptha Turner, who now
resides in Boston township, and is in
his sixty third year