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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-11-26
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Governor SHAFFER, of Utah. is
dead. He was selected By the
President and seIit out to m arage,,
the Mormon territory because he
was believed TO possess those
elements Of energy and tact which
would enable him to cope sue
cessfully with the difficult question
there presented. OF course, man
with such firmness of purpose as
Governor SHAFFER possessed could
not do otherwise than find emnity
and OPPOSITION among the bigots of
the polygamic belief His death
will only delay the settlement OF
the political questions out there,
which he had already taken hold
of with vigorous determination
to settle them in accordance with
the laws of the United States.
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The Aurorai Display.
Card from Professor Kirkwood, OF
the State Universit y.

BLOOMINGTON, October 81 10.
On Friday evening last. Oeto-
Der 21st, fine aurora wasreen in
this place, from eAtoe71 o clock.
This morning., about day break,
another brilliant display was witt
messed by persons who were SO
fortunate as to baiup at that hour.
This evening the ph euomrnon was
again observed as early as 6 clock.
An arch oflighs, some ten degrees
in breadth, rose up from the 7hori-
zon at a-point slightly, south Of
east. and passed precisely over the
Square Pegasus 2 Aeosrespond
ing arch appeared also in the west,
and at 7'clock the two nearly met,
forming an aim ossr continuous
arch. 81
os The mysterious connection now
known to,,exist between the num-
Der OF solar spots and the frequen-
cy of auroyas has never, perhaps,
been more distinctly marked than
during the present year. The
abundance as we'll as the msgni-
: tude of the spots on the SUMS sur
face have indicated, for some, time
past, extraordinary agitation Of
the solar atmosphere. At the
same timethe frequency Of auroral
displays has been no less remark
able. The precise nature Of the
connection etween these phenom
ena is not yet understood The
fact, however. is now generally ad
mitted m
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Our Fees.

We call attention to the follow
ing extract from the last report ..
the Commissioner of Patents:
"When establishments are or.
ganized for the purpose of procur
ing patents, they are apt to becom
more solicitious about the numbe
than the quality Of those whic'
they obtain. This tendency is az
gravated by those who solicit pat
ents upon contingent fees, or who
without special training or qualifi
cations, adopt this business as a.
incident to a claim agency. an
press for patents as they press 70
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ing one which shall be of any valu
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In the Wayne Civil Circuit Court, ~
February Term, A. Dist,
HAIvORCE: No. 27O3.-Be it known,
~ that, on this sth day of November, 1870,
the above named Plaintiff, by Peele & Fox,
her Attorneys, filed IN the Office of the Clerk
of the Wayne Civil Circuit Court, her COM
plant against said defendant. in the above
entitled cause, together with the affidavit Of a
competent person that said defendant, Daniel
Crtz, is not resident of the State of Indiana.
Said defendant, Daniel Critz, therefore is here
by no titled of the fling and predency of said
complaint against him, and that, unless he
appear and answer deulur thereto, at the
calling of the said cause on the second day
of the next Term of said Court, to be begun
and held at the Court House in Centreville on
the First Monday of February next, said com
plant and the matters and things therein
contained and alledged, will be taken as true
and the said cause will be heard and deter
mined in his absence
Witness VIM. W. Dudley, Clerk, and
TsEALl Seal of said Conrt, at Centreviiie,
this 9th day of November, 1870.
VIM. w. DUDLEY, Clerk.
Peele 4 Fox, Att'ys of Plt'f. 35-4w9,oo.
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CoMPRESSIBLES.

-Nurserymen are now busy
packing and shipping trees. R3
Milford, Pa, has seven times
As many women as men.
The census shows that the hog
population Of Illinois is 2,212,97o.
Jersey City takes pride in .
girl pickpocket, aged eleven years.
"A mile Of snow sheds on the
Pacific Railroad have been burned.
-California IL manufacturing
a fine, stout rope from milk weed.
The gross receipts of the lstes
Maine State Fair were over 10000
-Psino making is the third,
manufacturing interest in this coun-,
try 9's "
Immense quantities Of fish are
being caught this year in Lake
Huron. o'l 1o ga 70
1t is proposed to regulate oil
the clocks in Wall streets by
electricity. s.ss. ss..- ASK zss7
The population Of the city of
Albany N. Y, is 69,452; that Of
the country. 1873, 100. .. :
The Texans have fallen in
love with John .Chinaman as q cot,
ton picker. -
Silver Lake, in Pennsylvania,
is to be stocked with bass fom.
Genessee River. - H.. Fe,f s..5 .sss
"A farmer in Jordan, Onondaga
Co, has raised cabbage weighing
264 pounds. s3sos - 4 80
Three thousand Of the promised
Spanishe Endorsements have reach
de Havana. s. biss sg5aeaa sd IS
Parker's Touring mills, at POUCH
keepsie, were burned recently.
Loss, 600, 1000. af ~ 1ai I.
There are Isl Sunday schools
in Brooklyn, having 5o,62O pupils,
with $3.50 teachers. daa sAd
It is said the owners at Cold
smith Maid have been offered and
refused $4,000, for her. Is slT !.
The quantity Of CO flee served
at tho soldiers reunion at Desl
Moines, Ia, was 448 barrels. +. 20
Ottawa county. Michigan, out
Of a populationGIof &c, 677, has
10000 natives Of Holland.
The receipts OF the late Fire Of
the Queens Co.. Agricultural socie-
ty, were about 81. 900. e s ,eS, Il a.. III
The Auburn N. ~, manufactures
are crowded with orders, and are
obliged 20 work nights. .as M.
The sruvey OF the North Pacific
Railroad is completed from p uQet
Sound to Vancouver.
The Universalist Centenary
Conference voted TO hold the next
meeting in Cinoinn Mi. = .sfs1aH
The postmaster OF Boston is
making strial Of young ladies 40
delivery clerks h his,cfice. 1tE,
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Fo1ty-Ftrst Year.
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1t is thought that apples will
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of their ripeuing SO carly.
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On the morning Of the Goth ult.'
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PALLADIUM-'
SATURDAY. NOV. 26, 1870.

In addition to the list of dona-
lions published last week, the fol.
lowing were received during the
months Of September and October:
From Dublin--3 quilts 3 pairs.
Of pillow cases, 8 yards Of bed
ticking, 8 Yards of muslin, / bed
stead. re-.
From Winchester-6 lbs of but-
ter; Rachel Miles apple butter and
grapes; Hugh Maxwell load Of
straw, A. Burgess gals. of sor-
ghum, Mary Cox butter and pump
kins; Hanah Hinshaw apple butter
and Jelly, Mrs. Grant and Miriam
Maxwell second hand clothing.
T. Harrison 8 gals sorghum, 3
heads Of cabbage, s lbs of meat, 3
zals.of milk. 2 chickens; /" from q
friend" Ii lbs Of meat, blu. OF
potatoes. half bu. turnips, IL heads
Of cabbage,1 gal. Of pickles S lbs
OF coffee.
We are cheered by the assist
ance we have received, and by the
words Of encouragement our Many
friends have givin US, and eeithat
we can "thank God and take cour-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Jehiel Railsback,

II ESPECTEULLY announces to the
HI citizens of Richmond and Wayne coun-
ty, that he has resumed the Practice of
Law in the room over Haines' Store, oppo-
site the Richmond National Bank, where he
would be pleased to see his old friends and
alldesiring his assistance in that line.
Entrance one door West of S.. r: Wig
gins q Co.'s Saddlery and Leather Store.
Richmond, aug. 10, 1869. 23tf
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State of Mdit1an,l
Wayne County.
Ellie Critz vs.. Daniel Critz.

In the Wayne Civil Circuit Court,
February Term, A. ID. 1871,