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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-15

During the month of January the
public debt has decreased S3,933. 6G4.
indianapolis brewers have reduced
the price of beer to 81 per barrel.
Hon. James N. Tyner, of Peru. will
be candidate for denomination 10
Congress.
The great bridge across the Ohio
from the Indiana shore to Louisville.
will be completed next week.
One Of New Albany glass works en-
pioys one hundred and sixty hands, the
rolling mill two hundred. and the cotton
mill one hundred and thirty.
Mrs. Lizzie Suits is carrying on the
Postoffice at Dllsborough, Dearborn
county. since the death of her husband
Mrs. Lizzie Suits the people.
A negro from ''de Souf'' asserts that
his race is mentioned ia The New Tes-
lament where Niger Demus says
he wants to be born again.
DavidRoach shot an killed his broth.
er BENJAMIN, wealthy cotton planter,
at Hope plantation, Yazoo river, Missis-
sippi, few days since. Intemperance
Is supposed to have prompted the deed.
1t is understood that all agreement
has beeu entered into by the city edi-
tors of the indianapolis papers which
precludes any mention Of the ground
hog this year. Decidedly comm enda
Bile.
1t is reported that distiller has been
found in Pakota, this State, who belongs
to church: asks blessing at the table,
uses the quick fermentation, and when
he sings, faces the window, looks at
the distillery and starts: "Come thou
fount Of every blessing
The Howard Street Methodist Sun
day School, San Francisco. California,
has eighty three Chinese scholars, and
forty-two teachers, gain of over forty
per cent. in four weeks.
In thirty-fou Annurl Conferences Of
he Methodist Episcopal Church which
rave voted on lay delegation. the whole
lumber Of votes cast is 3, 1875, of which
l.517 are for and COS aginst-more than
i've to one.
Tho Evansville "Courier'' says, com
,lainingly, 1--WE have had no snow, no
ce, and the boys no Jun OF consequence
his winter. The probability is that
he STOCK OF skates IN the CITY Will De
sept over for use next winter.
JOHN NJ. HILL. an old and promin ent
itizen of Nash, lille, died on Wednesday
vening in his seventy third year He
vas born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
nd went TO Nashville when poor
Dung man of twenty. At his death he
vas one ofthe wealthiest men in that
ity 1t is said that in his youth he un-
erstond and spoke the German Ian
;uage GuentIy, and that all of sudden
re was deprived Of the use of it. Du-
ing his last moments he he,ame deliri
rus, and instead of expressing himself
English, he spoke German,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-15
SORE THROAT.

Keep your throat wet with the Balsam-taking
little and often-and you will very soon find relief.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-15
A GREAT BLESSING.

From Rev. l.. F. Ward, Avon, Lorain Co., o.
Nessrs. Strong q Armstrong, Druggists, Gle land:
GENrLEMEN-It gives me great pleasure to state
that my wife has derived great benefit from the
of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has been for mum.
Der of years greatly troubled with Dyspepsia,
companied with violent paroxsm of constipation
which Frustrated her that she all the while
for months, unable to do anything. She took, at
your in stance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and has de-
rived GREAT BENEFIT FROM IT, and is now com.
paratively we'll. She regards this medicine a
great blessing. Truly yours,
Jan. 18th, 1858. l.. F. WARD.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-15

Fresh Garden, Flower Fruit. Herb. Tree,
Shrub and Evergreen Seeds, with direc.
tons for culture, prepaid by mail. The
most complete and judiciOus assortment IN
the country. Agents wanted. zsszs
26 Sorts of either for sI.o0; prepaid by mail Also
Small Fruits, Plants, Bulbs, all the new Potatoes
&C., prepaid by mail. lbs Early Rose Potato pre-
paid, Tor 81 90. Conover's Colossal Asparagus, $3
per 100; s25 per 1000. prepaid New hardy fragrant
everbloomng japan Honeysucke, so cts. each, pre-
paid. True Cape Cod Cranberry, for upland or low
land culture $1.00 per 100, prepaid, with directions
Priced Catalogue to any address, gratis also trade
list. Seeds Commission.
b.. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed
Warehouse, Plymouth Mass. Established in 1872.
n40-4mo.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-15

Speaking Of Henry Vincent the Cncin natl Ga.
sette says:
"In many RESPECTS he has superior. An Eng
lish Liberal of the best class, man thoroughly in
sympathy with everything true and good in politics.
morality and religion he is as eloquent as he is sim
cere. The person must be most impassive, and, we
may add, stupid, who can hear his utterances with
out becoming entirely sy mpathetc with the lecturer
The topics on which Mr. Vincent will speak are those.
perhaps, on which he is best informed. The revo-
luton of l64S, the ability Of the protector and the
sublime achievements Of Milton in politics as we'll As
poetry subjects which have enlisted all the ener
pies Of bis U iud"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-15
CLERG YMEN.

The Rev. ISAAC AIKEN, of Allegheny, testifes that
it has cured him, after all other remedies had failed
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-15
DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country will tell you if you
take trouble to enquire that every that buys
abottle of Goes Dyspepsia Cure from them, speaks
in the most unqualified praise of its great medicinal
virtues.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-15
FALL Hat
bar

HRE undersigned has
IL justreceived hisne
FALL Style of
II AT 8 Of all Kinds,
lowhich heinvites the 1t
tention of all who would
indulge in the latestfash-,
@-Callat the Hatand
Cap store of
JOHN SUFFRINS.
Richmond, Sept. Q, 1865
The New York herald., 1870-06-19

the action oil the House might be based upon full
presentation o the facts and authorizes.
Mr.. LOGAN dhd not want the question 10 60 TO any
committee, there TO be pocketed till after the al
be settled by the House now. There was no neces
SHY iOr the examination OF O committee. II was not
= case OF a contested election. IL was mere ques-
ton OF qualification.
The SPEAKER suggested that as the day was as
signed 10 the business OF the Committee on Claims,
TINS matter be postponed till Tuesday next, after the
morning hour
Mr.. LOGAN accepted the suggestion ana moved
that the matter oe postponed TILL Tuesday, after the
morning hour.
Mr.. GARFIELD, rep, of Ohio suggested a resolu-
ton 10 make rule OF the House that In case any
person presents himself at the bar OF the House 10
De sworn In as q member elect who may have been
expelled or VINO may have resigned from the same
pending, II shall be IN order before administering the
oath to him 10 refer the case to tne committee which
had In charge The resolution OF expulsion or the
House may al once act on the case
Mr. LOGAN remarked that a reference 10 the COM
mlttee would be treating the case with q consider
ailon that IL was not entlIed To. 1t was mere
question whether the House would stand by It's
unanimous resolution that this man was unworthy
of holding q seat In the House.
Alter further discussion the question was post.
poned tlll Tuesday next after the morning hour and
the House proceeded with the business reported
from the Committee on Claims.
BOUNDARIES OF VIRGINIA DISTRICTS.
. After disposing of large number OF prtva claims
Mr.. MERcUR, tdem) OF OHIO, from the judiciary
committee, reported bill to amend the act OF the
lltn OF June, 1864, changing and defining the
boundaries OF the Eastern and Western districts OF
Virginia. Passed.
Mr.. SCHENcK, lrep.l Of ohio, gave notice that on
Monday next after the morning hour he would
table.
The House then, at four o'clock, adjourned
The New York herald., 1870-06-19
A muH0Eaous BLUE NOSE"

Yesterday afternoon a lelonious assault almost
approaching TO nnurderous, was committed by Pat;
rick Kerrlgan, one OF the "blue nosen crew OF the
schooner Alice T., OF st. Johns n. b. on his ship
mate Alfred lshey. 1t appears from the mcagrc In
tellaence Cleaned that the wounded man, Ishley,
ana friend were taken from Whitehall slip TO the
vessel, then lying in the East river opposite tho
Battery, by Whitehall boa.man named 'Cem:" and
when they reached the scnooner's deck Kcrrigan,
without word a. TO hiS intended movements, picked
up an axe and hurled ~ at lshlry, striking hun
In the lace and innlctiDg terrible wound
The shore was 10 regalned by the
wounded sailor when with tne bOatman. the
services OF Powers and 0Conncr, of the Pnst
preciLct were procured who made vcry good lime
to the schooner, bat the dangerous "Due noscr had
fled, ana The disappointed policemen returned 10 the
snore without hinl lshley was taken to the watca.
house and after receiving surgical aid, was seat
back TO the schooner. which, by the way, intended
to depart THIS morning. 1t Will be inst as well thar
keIugRn LlYs cQas IA ne Wild fuf sQfle Cllc 70
come ana keeps several points away iron Officers
Powers ana UConnor or he NAV nnd himself In
worse bon than u ship IN ironsn
The New York herald., 1870-06-19
A JERSEY "ESOCH ARDENY CASE.

very peculiar case, q Ia "Enoch Arden, - came to
light in Newark, n j., yesterday. In the afternoon
respectable looking woman called at the station
house and stated that some five years ago her hus-
band, jeremiah Mulquin, disappeared in a very
strange manner. They had lived happily
together, and nothing could induce her to be-
lieve that his absence was Of his own free will and
accord. Finally, after waiting until all hope of his
return had ed she was advised by her friends that
as 1t was more than probable that he
had met with some accident and lost his
life 1t would be best for her to take advan-
tage OF the first good chance that offered in the
matrimonial line. In due course of time the good
WIDOW She soon learned to disprOve the popular
tneory that woman can only really love once.
II anything she was fonder of her new lord than
the lamented Mulqln.
Four years and half passed away when sud-
ushy VINO should drop in on the ''rellcti and her
second husband but "dear Jerry'' himself. There
was no row, no rumpus, but matters were taken
qulety and the best made OF the worst. Jerry took
hs ,. VIE away, and the "Phiip'' OF the case went
ms way quite resigned. After living together
ouI Two weeks Jerry second time disappeared in
q = III iauneI @ equally as mysterious as before This
a, a'e ueserteI wife began TO 'smell mice,n and
ater great deal OF searching she ascertained that
young Lady, who was living with him in Sprlno
Heu. me double welded, yet husbandess wife
rs now in quandary what to do. Fearful about
o. Vwu Not W Dlgamy, she hesitates about taking
Sa asnst Muquin. Nor is she certain but
;nto, 10 now living with MS third wife, the
magistrate. ~
The New York herald., 1870-06-19
THE BUREaU Of VITAL STATISTICS.

The question of charging a fee for searches ana
supply Of transcripts of registry OF births deaths and
marriages Is now before the Board Of Health Under
the old r0i",e the officials having charge OF the re
cords pefsistentyErcfased the press access TO the
records, but Dr.. Russell, the Register offers
every facility for full examination by the representa-
tives Of the press or citizens whose motives are or q
legitimate character. Every citizen has the right to
examine the records, but according to Dr. Russeis
report TO the Board. there are monthly nearly $50
applications FOR transcripts OF the record. Hereto
lore there has been no charge made for
copied copies OF the registry, that consume
much clerical tiine In preparation. The conse.
quence Is that many persons, IL Is believed obtain
these transcripts FOR Improper purposes, whie
others get them for legal purposes 1t imposs bio
Tor the Register 10 divine the motives OF the appl-
cant, consequently while permitting free search OF
records he recommends the charging OF a fee OF one
dollar Tor such transcript furnished. This II IL
Thought, VIII reduce the labOrs o; the clerks and
prevent 10 n great extent abuses that must follow
when everybody can demand transcript and put it
TO ilegltiniae use. The Register Proposes that thus
lee shall be established aud account OF the money
accruing iherefrom be rendered 10 the Board at
stated intervals
The New York herald., 1870-06-19
Yachting NOtes.

As already mtimated, the SHIFT Of wind OF Concy
Island during the regatta OF the New ! ork Yacht
Club on Tuesday last has given rise to much regret
by many yachtInen whose vessels were in favor.
able position prior TO the change. Not less than
half dozen were over mile and Il half ahead OF
the yachts that kept 10 the westward AT the ume.
Commodore kidd's line schooner Alice, by the way,
was the extreme boat TO the windward OF the fleet
when the wind hauled 10 the southwest.
The annual regatta of the Harlem Yacht Club will
come Off to-inorrOw, from tie foot OF the
club house. East l25h street. The following yachts
have entered FOR The contest, wiz. X. Knapp,
Gypsy Marie Louise, Seaman Raynor william Miner,
Carrie Porter, Three Sisters, Edith ana Dexter They
VIII be Classified as foil0ws:-All boats twenty-five
feet and over IN length VIII be in the first class while
the boats under twenty-five feet Will be IN the
Ond class The allowance OF time VIII be two min
utes 10 the foot for the difference in length. The
steamer sylvan Grove will accompany the race,
which VIII extend over distance OF about twenty
miles. splendid days sport IL confidently an
iIclpaied. since last year the club has made rapid
strides, having largely augmented its Meet
and Increased the number OF its men-
bers. The Regatta Committee consists or
Cushing. Nothing has Deen lett undone 10 render
the annual exhibition successful in every respect.
Between the w. X. Knapp Three Sisters and Marie
Louise a lively struggle Will doubtless take place.
Another regatta comes OIL Tomorrow, under the
auspices OF the Manhattan Club, from the foot OF
Ninety eighth street, East river The yachts will
sail IN three separate classes. owing to the number
OF entries, whcn have already been published, an
teresting contest Is expected.
The lone Yacht Club will have their regatta
Wednesday, and that under the auspices OF the
Columbia iacnt Club Will come or on the 30tn.
The New York herald., 1870-06-19
TIE GATES WILL CASE.

Decision Of Surrogate Mils-The VIII Pro-
noumced Invalid on Account of the Testn-
tors Insnnity-Blastcd Hopes ana EsIiaht.d
Expectations.
The anXiOusly looked for decision OF Surrogate
Mills Of Westehester county, In the case of the
contested Will Of Carleton Gates deceased was rem
dered by that official, at White Plains Yesterday 1t
will be remembered that this somewhat remark
able case ttbe progress Of which has been
fully reported in the HERALD has bee n
pending in the Surrogates Court for many
months, and the extraordinary revelations or
domestic bitterness which characterized the tedous
litigation, together with the large amount of pro-
pery involved invested 1t with special interest TO
large portion OF the community throughout the
country. The decision denies the application made
on the part OF the egatees, TO admit the VIII to pro-
bate on the ground that the testaor was insane Mt
the time he signed the Will, and for several months
previous thereto.
In support Of his decision that the testator was
not of sound mind the Surrogate alluded 10 the fact
that the Will was read 10 the deceased three times
yet he failed to detect the made Ia writing the
name OF the principal legatee under the provisions
OF the WILL Rev. V. M. Hurbut which was
given In the testament as "Rev. j. V. Hurlbut.n
Again, the fact that the deceased left $4,000
FOR the purpose Of prosecuting some indyidul
twhose name had not transpIred) whom
he suspected OF having administered poison 10 him
when there appeared 10 have been no ground for
suspicion against any person, was certainly very
bad feature OF the WILL so far as 1t went show the
took occasion to exculpate DE Hurlbut from ali sus
picioD OF having been instrumental in framing the
etatOry documents, or even exerting any Influence
over tne deceased in the matter. Tire VIII itself
gave evidence OF that fact, FOR had Dr. Hurlbut
made himself oifcious In the transaction he would
certainly have taken the precaution 10 see that his
own name was inserted correctly.
With a view to affOrdng time TO the legatees to
prepare an appeal against his decision, The Surro
gate anlounced that he would postpone issuing let
tiers OF administration to the relatives OF the de-
ceased1 until July l. II has been arranged that the
leading counsel on both sides shall receive fee OF
$4,000 each while one-Bnh Of that amount has been
severaly awarded 10 some three or iour assistants
VINO nave been engaged I'm the case; and in addition
TO this about $4,000 Tor incidental expenses OF the
surrogate Court VIII have TO be borne by the estate
IN litigation. That an appeal Will be taken by the
legatees is beyond doubt,
The New York herald., 1870-06-19

Knocked down for $50. Oriental landscapes. natu-
raj wonders domestic scenes, views OF mountains,
streams and cascades passed In panoromic
view and brought Insignificant sums. None
could fail 10 notice the absurd amounts paid for
paintings which the everyday man would pronounce
superb and the cOnnosseur tOlerabe. II showed that
the popular conception OF an impecuniors artist IL
not far wrong after all. Judging from the
sale last evening painting is an awful poor business,
and unless there good deal OF fun there Is very
little profit. No doubt some man who spent hours
overhis inspired canvas would sneer bitterly at
the appreciation OF the bidders last evening,
numbers OF whom freely offered i've dollars TO start
the work Of some artist OF considerable name. In
for the frames. ''But,r said the auctoneer, 'they
others Were sold n DS! copy '
the following is a sample OF the extraordinarily
patra, after Guido, $40; The Annunciaif1n. after
oudo, $l20; Gypsy Fortune Teller. alter Ca'raggo,
sou Wild Flowers, Fleval, sS4; Exterior, CVlstlnt
Boone, s45; Landscape and Sheep, OmeGanck, $l7;
hlchard Ceur de Lion, ID. Huntington, n. A.,
s50 View on the Hudson, Howard Hin, Sll;
Dunstanoorongh Castle, marine, "The Wreckers.n J.
l,@r, plieshem s2l 90; Amt Pretty" Van Mel
iagrt' s%t' W.; Scene IN Holland, Culverhogse.
Sanse, Sa2; Winter n,iser,ncs IN Utrecht Wiiio sSs
River; o. b. LOOMS, s22 so; Near Hyde Park Her
bert McCord $50; Winter in Antwerp r. Willot, s4O;
Cattle, Cooper, ~? so; Little Boy, schldone 50;
Sheep anu Duck, Van Dieghem, S24; The uitlrist,
A. snche, SIS; scene on the thagres River Pana-
ma. n. Bush. $l7; Winter Scene Unknown. 50;
Dulch Pilot Boat, ii. Scnaep, s57; Peasants at Con
vent cate brunls, s3S; Winter IN Belgium, =. VIII
hot, ss7; Sir Mulberry Hawk ". b. Never $40;
Landscape with Donkey Sheep ana Goat G. Van
Meliaer s2i; virgin and Chd after Raphael slo
Conway, o. b. Looms, $40: Twilight In Catskll
Creek, Herbert McCord. s37 5O The Childs Birthday
d. N. Carter. $40; Calico. j. M. Culverhouse, sG5;
Mark Antony and Cleopatra, companions, j, NJ. Cu-
The New York herald., 1870-06-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, June IS, 1870.

WASHINGTON June 49, 1870
PROMOTIONS IN THE NAVY.
On motion Of Mr.. SCHoFIELD, trepD OF Pa. the
Senate Joint resolution for the appointment OF Ma.
val Board to examine the cases OF officers who
deem themselves unjustly passed over by promo.
tions made in conformity with the act OF Congress
OF July 25, 1866, taken from the Speakers table
and passed.
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. AsPER, rep.) OF NO., from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported a bill amending the act in
relation to the sale oil the st. Louis Arsenal grounds
Passed.
The bill reported yesterday from the Committee
on lnvad Pensions to restore to the pension roll the
name OF Margaret H. Byoll, OF Tennessee the da,ph.
ter OF Revolutionary soldier and widow OF an ON.
Ger OF the war OF 1872, having been dropped dur.
ing the late war because she would not take the test
OATH was taken up. discussed and rejected; yeas 49,
nays 10.
Various other bills from the same committee
were reported and acted on.
Mr. WAsHBuRN. trep.) Of Mass, from the Committee
on Claims reported back the Senate bill to authorize
the settlement OF the accounts OF officers Os the army
and navy in cases where vouchers are lost and Ior
Overpayment, &c, with an amendment limiting the
settlement TO sums under $4,000, and to officers in
whose accounts there is no apparent fraud.
Alter discussion the amendment was agreed to
and the bill passed.
CREDENTIALS OF b. F. wHITTEMoRE.
Tne SPEAKER laid before the House the credentials
Of Is. +. Whlttemore, from the First Congressional
district OF South Carolina. The credentials having
been read, 1850
Mr.. LOGAN, trep.) Of ILL.,, objected to Mr.. White.
prepared to state TO the House. He did not want
tine matter referred to any committee. The House
was committee enough 10 Judge OF 1t. lie objected
because he had disqualified himself from being y
member Of this body
MIR. FARNswORTH, lrep) Of ILL.,, argued that the
matter should be referred to committee, so that
The New York herald., 1870-06-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals I'm This City Yesterday.
Governor Mactavish, OF Hudson Bay country, and
j. M. McCorklc. OF Washington, at the Brevoort
House.
Captain McDowall, OF steamer Mata Edgar W.
Upton of Peabody, Mass, and james Alexander, Of
Boston, are at the Westminster Hotel.
Marquis de Chambrun, or Washington; ]. r. Shep-
herd, OF Chcago r. p. Hammond and NJ Halstead
or Cincinnati; George A. Duryee, of washngton j.
s. Carlyle, OF West Virginia, and Dan Crowan OF
Halifax, are at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
General 7. A. Morris, of Indiana, and Mayor A. c.
Hotel.
General A. ]. Meyer, OF the United States Army.
and Charles Bust, 0l England, are al the Hoffman
House.
General Strelght and Colonel ]. Hartley, OF the
United States Army. and Alderman John b. Neal,
OF Norfolk va are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
General Il. q. Sackmeyster, of 81. Louis ana Colo
mel J. X. Lewis, OF st. Josephs, No. are ut the ST.
Charles Hotel.
DIR. w. +. Stewart, OF Baltimore; ID. Jamison, Of
New Orleans; j. r. Parker OF Louisiana, and l.. l..
Graybil, OF Savannah, Ca, are at the New York
Hotel.
Z. LutrO, OF Batimore John McErony, of Detroit;
Hy. Stein, of Cincinnati and j. r. burnett. OF Cam
bridge, are at the st. Denis Hotel
c. Armstrong of Dover England, is at the Cole
man House.
Senator s. c. POmeroy, of Kansas; II. M. Pomeroy,
OF Boston; ). W. Leavenworth, OF Syracuse and w.
q. Gibbons, OF Delaware are at the Astor House.
Professor Saunders, OF Cambridge, and DR.. Pol
lock, of Manchester, England, are at the ST. Elmo
Hotel.