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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

, HERE arc more than $4,000 post
Offices in the United States, but only ~
little rising 1000 are Of the classes rc-
'quiring appointments from the Prcsi>
dent The others are appointed by the
Postmaster General.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

Our PYRAMID. below we make a
pyramid Of the leading patrons to the
TRHCNR for the past year. Only those
are included whose patronage has
amounted to $50 and upward Names
are arranged in order of best customers
first:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

SUcH preparations are making for the
Cold Water Templars' exhibitions next
week, as will insure entertainments that
cannot fail to please all who attend. Ad-
mission cnly % cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
j.. II. NlOl
TH6NMAS THOMAS,

YTNITED STATES HOTEL, (WA-2ry Watkins
u OlD,sTANpD Dodgeve, Wisconsin.
Having charge Of this hotel fora term OF years
III propose to keep it for tho special accommodation
Of the travelling public.
propose TO set good table andiAeep he bar at all
shines Supplied with the best cf liquors
By strict attention to business hope to deserve,
and receive a fair share Of the pabis patronage.
IxIu.l2-ta IHOMAS iHoahS'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

D. ". PLAr- is selling number one fami-
ly -four, fully. g.warra ted, at S2-225 per hun
dred.. 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
John
Strnchan,
G. II. Russell,
Philip Lawrence,
Alex. Wilson, Alex.
Davis, p. Allen Il Co. !

Deller Gundry & Gray, J. r.
Cartwright, J. H. Vivian, Devlin q
Martin, Hooking & Jenkin, Eljnger
Brothers, FL T. Osborne, Theoph George
Abraham Meyer, Nancolas & Drew,
Sherwood Il Berg, Stephens & Rickard,
Richard Wearne, Cobb x Lkens Priest
ly 4 Bohan, J. b James, NJ. W. Prater
II. Gundelfnger II. S; CIauer, Penrose q
Roberts, VIM Teasdale, Joseph Vivian
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
Local Intelligence.

~ The first ptrge fthe Trib,sse scia be dsrpsei
10 Lecut matsers. Fer Advertisements, except
professional cards) inserted on this page. ,ce
she'll charge .tsffy per cent esiatece on ordinary
rates. No ks,ge "cUfs" tsslI be 1iioiced ot. Gtis
page at any roses.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, DECEMBER 1874 New S
New Series, Volume II, No. Is.

DoN'r forget the exhibitions by the Colo
water Templars, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of NEXT week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
ALEX, WILSON.
E. II, WE RE II,

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW. Office
n in East Front Room FIRST foor) of the City Hall,
n Mineral Point, Wisconsin. xxI-43
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

GEORGE MULKS
REESE Il NULKS,

A TT0RNEYS AND C0uNSELLORS AT LAW,
~ Dodgeplle, Wis. Attend to collections and prac.
tce In all the Courts Of this State. xxI-1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
Cyrus LANYoN.
AaAsk coBB, w.wLIKENs
COBB Il LlKENS.

4 TToRNEYS AT LAW, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
IA Practice In the Courts and attend to Agencies
and Collections in all parts Of Wisconsin. ONCE in
Lenahans Block, opposite the Post Office xxI22
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
e. .B, BEESON, NJ. d.,


nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ofdoe In Coads
i Block, over Deller's store, corner Of High and
Chestnut streets, Mineral Point, Wis. Particular
attention paid to Operative Surgery. 1viii-io
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
GEO. ID. WILBER, NJ. D.,

DHYSICIAN,, ,ACCOUCHER AND SURGEON, Of
Il fers his services to his old friends and the COM
munity senenly. Office in Graber Whites block,
cerner High, and Chestnut streets Residence IN the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

TEMPERANCE A new Good Templars
Lodge was instituted at Mifllin last Mon
day evening. The Lodge was organized
with II charter members, and named asa.
martm Lodge, No. As" The following
officers were elected and installed:
W. G. T.--G. w. Strong,
w, r. II. S.-Jas. Alton.
w. L. II. S S--Frank Gordon.
w. '. T.-Sister Emma Strong.
w. r. Sd. B, Hughes.
w. A. S.-S'ster f. A. Williams.
w, F. S.-Wm Burton.
w, T-Joscph Parmley.
w. M-John Parmley
W. A. NJ M-~Sster Il Pascoe.
w. G.--JeT Smith
W. C.--Wm Wood.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
SMITHS
AMERICAN
O r G a N!

THE ATTENTION or AGENTS AND THE MUSICAL PUBLIC
Is CALLED TOA
NEW SERIES OF INSTRUMENTS,
NOW NEARLY COMPLETED AND ESPECIALLY TO NEW
DOUBLE REID ORGAN, WITH OCTAVE COUPLER AND MAN
UAL sUB-BAss, IN WHICH ARE COMBINED ALL THE MOST
DESIRABLE FEATURES
THE QUALITY OF TONE
is ADMIRABLE IN ALL REsPECTs-Ar ONCE POWERFUL
AND DELICATE, AND FOR THE SIZE OF THE INSTRUMENT
HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALED.
The ocss Is upright Of The syk knorn as Bo1do nrle Of black
ualnu from ekgan design II Is The most BEAUTIFUL IN
ent for ParLor uhen the prize considered a has been
offered 10 The public
The Instrument nds only and hard be appreciated
Prie $40.
rV-oTH ER NEW STYLES ARE IN PREPARATIoN-soMB AT
CONSIDERABLY LOWER PRICES.
=. elegantly Illustrated Circular containing desiptons and
prices TiH be sent postpaid, on application.
S. ID. &c II. w. SMITH,
BOSTON, MASS.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

III. vtiy.. A. H. Cane Bridgeport
~, .n,s,s, I.dt,s Clara Post, Tortctestrr.
L. A. Toies, EorSalk.
''' Maria Jane. Southport
WIyD-Sunlowp, fresh T.. raining
DOMESTIC PORTS. .
poov Ma Arrived birss Gisany, from Paermoi Aurea
from Nex-Oneans. ptt
2T-S,ieI afeamsl PrOmetlrus, for Piadelpia'
Sy.xS,r Ga g5-Arnvei Wtn. Jonos, from tockand
s,y PRAScIsco 2Auivei ship Nohumbran rom Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS. .
NAV n following steamships from New York
have here since dispatches fraried Tue irnn
The National Line the CITY Of Dublin Of the luman Line,
late hour Yesterday afternoon and the Scotia Of the Cunad ne AZ
NAV 1.-THE steamship lannon's from New York ar
rived ere at N last night AMI sailed this morning for Cheooug and
Hamburg
DISASTERS.
IdvEaPoor 2It reported that board marked IhofnaH
picked mp at lsay The snip hohaS "hn 10" "
erpoo for Quebec two weeks ago. ,.-- - -. t.o.oh,
The Jessie Coffin which was abanoOhed AZ sa mas p po'e
TO Londonderry by her sailors - ,, -, rr..ox
sailed San FRANCISCO
oa mi INTO Pnambuco with her rigging damaged She would
sails rs soon q completei
Ma 2The American brig ThOs H0combe h ashore az
there but little hope that she nn hoat on
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
steamship Neptune Batet Boston. mdse and pass
ship Good Hope Williams date No0rrl SLaugha! Jan 2 teas
Bra Fannie Butler, Nicholson, EnIabeihpou.
Brig Edwin Allen Proyideucr.
Brig Olive Pafksr Bangor dsys lumber.
Bng Princeton Well, Sew.llaytn.
Bdg Eurus, -, Providence.
Seur Wild Hunter latacll, Wentworth " 8 days pas,et
Sctr. II G. GTanlal. --. t0IuNalis. n. & proiurs
scr VIM Lancaster lleay, 1T john n H ~ da,s lumber
sCHOO.ue-KiyEK AsD CoA.rwisg
A. ". Aelsn Nes-llaIen. feuph, Neu-llaVen.
H. Eafh Nea Haven ~ Van Butn. New Haven.
PheulT New Haven. Lana New Haven.
Bent English. Eitsbeihport y. Warren. FnnhsthroTt.
Anna Amaen. Eik.lttupru j ". Bell Ehllbetipun.
HENRY L,Inu,l New-llateu. -. DAWSON Eri.lisyu.
M.rcfri Eew.llaveu. d. Franklin E,s Haven.
sam Weller Hartford l.. ~ Ncl's Hartford
Emma klHtuctt.. - Euuo Poflani
Gallota Portland Er,n' al Portland.
Geo Gillian Portland. O. John Wright rol.IihI. o.
u. q. laf, Cabs tNtr d. 'I'i
j. 4. thuToL. foA ! Lob ftat.l.usI ..'tti4fl
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
THE ERIE RIOTERS.

The trial Of the EIic rioters was concluded,
in the Hudson County O.. J) Court, yosciday Ackcf-
man auI Patrick Fury were acquitted; f'ona. kcunany
;.4d Ja.4ca COuLCI Utic ie.lul .u.'y .. % ....I
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE has larger
circulation other evening paper America In order
NcNiork readers who desire have this 6ca
following have been established IN Newfork Cts
Hamilton Jones' No. Asor House (outleli j. H. Hitler News
Exchange Nicholas Hotel; Ast0r House Rounda Me Dunn
Case n Central Railroad Depot foot of Lhe~7 james Coils
Jersey City Ferry vi COuran Roc wood GanIs fery
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
DLANTATION BITTERS.
s. T-l8jO.-X.

THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE IS THE
SHEET ASCHoR OF THE FEEBLE AND DEBILITATED As
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LANGCID 1T HAS
NO EoUAL AMONG STOMACIuCS. As REMEDY FOR THE
NPRyOus WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT IT rs SUPERSEDING EVERY OTHER SrIMULANT
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE, OR PHIGID, 1T
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IS EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
USpERMISEs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
ORANGE. MA New England Society has just


AT KNoX's.-TO say that hat was bought
synonymous with sayng at reasonable in phee and
fashionable in style believing that art
should good merely for having been bought cheap But he store
at 2l2 Broadway elegance
bined " prices 10
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
NEw-YoRK ECLECTIC LIBRARY


No. Seyenteenth-s Irving place Eew.YorL
5000 VoLUNEs-ESGLIsH, FREScH and GERMAN.
The following Periodicals aiwavs on hand:
TKKNCH-Rcyue des DcuN Monies LberG Gauos Figaro &C.
GEASUeer Land uud Nicer Europa Gobus Roman ltgng ke
Aud great selection OF ESGLlsH Periodicals A. SUTTON
Mr.. DOYLE, the well known Clerk at the
H0rsK B0sros j. of the great with
cling public well only an intmAton Of
the thorough and uniform courtesy which the guest
thIOug hOut
PYLE's O. X. SOAR, the best and most
economical Family Soap Sold by Gocers everywhere.
The most perfect article in use for the teeth
IL LlOS's ToOrn TABLEr. Dentists recommend them
H. y. SQUIRE's, % Fult0n-st., New-York, is
Tie place reliable DAMoSDs choice
KLRI, and sLVERwAkE Diamonds speciality
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
TIE GETTYSBURG KATiLYSINE WATER

computed have eure loo ono nya since t discovery
Chronic rheumatism Gout Grae kidney aud Urinary Diseases
generally Of Dyspepsia II Liver Complaint n Chrome Constipation
and Dafhe Of Heart Disease Of Bronchial nnl Ahmac Affections.
General DEBILITY Ac &c Mlny Of reported eminent
ply scns fact worth considering by the victims quaok medicines
Anl worthless spnng Waters.
Price per quarts Springs
depot 80 ALr. GETTYSBURG SPRING Co.. at etysbug Pa.
or al 81 PaTk place, kcs-lOfk.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

GUARDIAN
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
"5I broadway, New.YorIs.
OR0ANIZEO...... 1859.
CASH PREMIUMS.
IMMEDIATE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS
The Entire Profits ofthe Company divided
equitably among the PoIiey-Holders,
ALL POLICIES NON FoRFurABE.
ANNUAL REPORT,
JANUARY J., 1870
ASSETS JAN l. ,fs627I 81
INCOME POR 1852
PREMIUMS AND INTEREST. ............... 1,3iiO26 10
s2,s3O,as7 Sc.
EXPENDITURES FOR 1862
DEATH CLAIMS, sURRBN
DERBD AND .LAPSED POL
ICIBs...... .S3S0505 50
EXPENSES AND C0MMTs-
sloNs...............".... 35I,S33 10
DIVIDENDS 53,!l2 Oh
,ss,550 90
ASSETS JAN. l. 1870. 81
NEW POLICIES ISSUED IN 1909 5I58 EsUR.
,f2S,5S2 OO
POLICIES IN FORCE JAN ], 1910, lOSy7, IS.
50 626,070 90
CASH DIVIDENDS UPON THE "coSTRrBUTros PLAN
RANGING FROM 10 TO 80 PER CENT PAID DURING
THB CURRENT YEAR
DIRECTORS.
Hon JOHN A DIX,
Neg-York.
JOHN j. CRANE,
ErPIesilen; Bank Republic.
VIM. NJ. vERMILYE,
Banker (yeruiye Coz
CHAs C. lockwood,
Cashier Newark Banking Co.
Hon. GEO. OPDYKB,
EI-Mayor q New-York.
MYOT c. MORGAN,
Banker.
THOMAS nGNEY,
Firm Thomas RigHey & Go.
BENZ. B. SHERMAN,
Treas y. Y. Steam Sugar Refining Co.
AARON ARNOLD
Firm Of Arnold. Constable Co.
RICHARD II. BOVINE
wemore & Bovine, Lawyers
H. s. WALBRIDGE,
Pres. Bank 70 the People, Toledo o.
WI T. HOOKER,
yioe-PreSGelt
WM WILKRSS
Pinn W, wiRens Co,
JgLIUs H. PRATT,
Merchant.
VIM W. WRIGHT
Merchant
CHAs. J. STARR
Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Merchant.
GEO W. CUYLER
Banker Pamyrs, N
GEO T. HOPE,
President Continental Fpe ms Co
JOHN H. SHERWOOD
Park-phoe
WALTON II. PECKHAM,
Cor. Ffth-aye. and Tseniy-h.riA
EDWARD II. WRIGHT,
Newark, y. J.
GEO. W. FARLEE,
Counselor
wM L. CoGswELL
Merchant.
WALTON n PECKHAM, President
WILLIAM t. HOOKER,
yICEPRESIDENT.
LUCIUS McADAM,
sECY and AcTUARE
W. e. yERlIILYE, VI. d.,
MEDICAL EXAMINER
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
HOME NEWS.

TIIR WEATHER
yvw yopp Uop, Trer Ber " mi Hour Thcr Winf
Ma, n. " T..
''' 80 - 40 uo2NE ~ s7o 2gmN.E
aREE. II $50 2ag5 \. l.
REMARKs-Ye Yesterday, Friday, the 21th was n cool,
stormy day partly rainy. The sky overcast from
midnight TO 10 p. M high wind from midnight to sun
rise very windy sunrise to m.; high wind, p. M
70 10 D. nj rany 1858 a. m to $3.50 a. m raining, 1910
m a. p. IN. rainy, $3.50 to TO- Rain depth 10 10 p M
i2OO of an inch Notc-2Gth-FTom 10 p m ~ midlgh',
overcast aud very cloudy 10 IL overcast ii 10 T.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
II. n TUOIIFF y ;
j. ~. 81 KNO1,
A. B. BKLKNAP.

This afternoon the Assembly welcomed the last deIe-
gates from spOndng bodies as follows:
8, Continuing from last nights hsD. genera
SVhOd Of tie ErdH0eiicdi Lutherdn church IN ne
United Btqtes-The Rev. Henry y. Pohlman, ID. D., a
tail, venerable clergyman With clean hai en- face Is te
pastor Of the Evangelical Lutheran Engsh church ln
Albany and is President OF the NewYOrk synod, and
Moderator Of the General synod DR. Augustus G. Wede
KIND J. pastor OF the Fifteenth 81. Church in n Y city,
aud leading man iI his denomination Both these gen
uemen presented congratulations and spoke OF the great
work which has deyOvcd upon both the Lutberans aud
NC FIesDylerdns Of caring for aud eyangclAng The
German Protestant immigrants whose numbers arc 80
rapidly Increasing.
4 GeaerH Conference Of Congregational churches in
NotHe.-lAe Rev john j. CdTuthers, d. D., a distn-
gsed ana scholarly pastor IN Portland and for many
years "a PfesDy terian Missionary IN India, has been
present al lhe Assembly until recently, but repre-
bcl. CCay Only by communication read by the clerk.
8 PSesbyteltau aud Congregational COHUeHtiOn Of
h"c0"SH-iuc Rev. W. Alexander is a pa. tor al Is-
TIC, GAd ~ commercially brief adl made a timely
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


Clarendon Hotel-GOv. Hoffman and Surgeon,
General MOsher OF the Governors staff - Ir., 0oi
HouSeThc Hon. j. " T. Pmyn, Albany Judge hpp"p ~
of Boston, Frederick Billings Of Vermont and Juuge1'
O'sullvan - Astor House - Senator P0mcf9y m VI
Kansas, the Hon. Oakes Ames, NJ G., ,Ms MASS me Rev
Strykcr Rome, N V; Gen j. T. Foster OF BOSTON, o on ~
DR. McCabe, the Rev NJ. Devine, the Rev, .; ;h Pew
and the Rev T. J. Kelly, Philadephia an abnias @ Hotel
Gen. Darlington Of Virginia Cen o. o. nn inmt Com.
Boston, the Hon. IL j. Tlden, NewLe1%a1 pam mia
- Hoffman aouse-The Hon. Robert . ota,e nae W Ten
bethtown, n. Y. =- st. James Ho,gf-lsP work.
Hotel-fhe Hon. W. D. Bishop of ConnectlGut,
Metropolitan HoteJudge Kngml. ., NcM M ST. Denis
Observation-Disclosures f. T. Prebe, U s. Navy, ana Wdst te
Hon. L. NJ. Madden OF Middfi1Mn Einore of Boston -
Aibemarle Hotel-Paymaster Fisib ~ Sene
Uamilton Harris of Albany, the hon Johh 1ouns
% Canado ana H. Breckinridge Of Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
iVHE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

i - = - l,
POR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG
CISTOR GROCER PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARGE AANUFAC-
TURRD PROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGERS, WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OP BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PCDDINGs CUSTARDS, CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
RJSsE &c &c. 1T BY FAR THE CHEAPEST HEALTaIEsf
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINB co,
So PARK-PLACE, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
Mr. DOYLE, the well known Clerk at tn

PYLE's o. X. SOAR, the best and mC
economical Family Soap Sold by Groees everywhere
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

of James Haley conductor upon tAe Hudson River knIoi
fatally injured YESTERDAY. Sic walking upon the tOEn tracA N a
the Sing Sing special due a 8J aud sLpsng h
walking rpo1 The switch according 20 beg usual practice
sIuct By the engine and injured seriously that there 10 hope Of
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

AURORA BoREEALIs.--Even the
heavens blushed for very shame.
on last evening. at the false posi-
ton Indiana is placed in by the
stay-at-home, scratching conduct
and double distilled cussedness Of
Republicans, who. by so doing aid
ed Il Democracy in carrying the
the State, and came so near dis
gracing this Congressional District
by the election Of Dave Gooding!
In the Norlh-W est, Miss Aurora
B. first flashed out, and then grad
ually worked her way to the ex-
,reme East, showing herself to
most beautiful advantage. AS sh e
neared the East the pale rays Of
light gradually deeped into a bright
red Golden flashes Of light shot
upwards to the zenith, and rays of
silvery color, bespangled with ex-
tremely bright stars, peeped from
under the fiery curtain, making a
picture long to be remembered by
the many citizens who witnessed
this mysterious and sublime freak
of nature.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

BEILEvUE INSTITUTES This eel
ebra.ed Institute. than which
there is not a more beautiful situa-
ton in the world, formerly "Greeu
Mount" will soon be in possession
Of our old friend DR.. Eek, who
moves there on Monday next. 1t
will then, and from thenceforward,
be open for the reception of board
ers and patients. From long ac-
quaintance with DR.. PECK, we can
commend him to the liberal pat
ronage of those who may seek the
Institute either in the capacity Of
Boarders or Patients. The former
will find HOME at she establish
ment and the Doctor q most excel
lent caserer: AID the latter will
find in him q Sklllful Physician
Between these two necessities of
lite, no one can fail of being bene-
fitted or cured, by going to "Belle-
vue Institute.
Two girls are wanted immedi-
a,ely to do house work. at this In
stitute, to whom good wages will
be given.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

PEARs--C. Ratliff, Miners Favorite, Green
Catharine, Berganiot, and one for q name.
GRAPEs-J. C. RatIiff, Isabella. Timothy
Harrison the German Wines all good. J. q.
Ratliff, the Chesnut--a fair speci men.
C. Ratlif Chm Committee on Flowers
Mrs. E. G. Mitchell, one Hand Bouquets
fine collection of Flowers. Mrs. Fryar,
one Hand Bouquet of Dahlias and Zenniss-
all good for the season. J. C. Ratlif, Chm.
on Vegetables.
POTATOES Samuel Fryar, Early Rose, and
Sweet Potatoes. j. C. Ratliff, Sweet Pota-
toes. C. Ratlf, the Jersey Sweet Potatoe-
all good specimens. jacob Thomas.
Chm.
The Richmond Horticultural Association
cannot very soon forget their pleasant meet
ing at Cornelius Ratiffs.
Cornelius and Mary have the sincere thanks
Of this Association, for kind Inequalities.
On motion adjourned to meet the End Sat-
urday of November, Our next and last
meeting in the country this season. at the
residence of Lewis hampton. We expect .
full display of Fruits, Flowers and Vegeta-
bles. j. A. MENDENHALL.,
r. s. MITCHELL, President.
Secretary
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15
SheriHs Sale.

10y virtue of Decree and Execution to me
1Ddirected from the Wye Circuit Court. Twill
expose at Public Sale, at the Court House
door in the town of Centreville. Wayne coun-
tv, Indiana, on the 9TH day of October, 1870,
bet ween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
4 o. clock p. NJ, on said day, the following
property to wit:
certain Lot or parcel of ground known
bv being Lot number Is, in that part of the
City of Richmond, Wayne County Indiana
laid out by Jesse Iden and situated Cliff
Street in said City. Also the following de-
scribed property to- wit: Lot number Al, in
Jesse Iden's, addition to the City of Rich
mond, Wayne County Indiana.
10 be sold a the property of Hugh O'Brien
and Hannal O'Brien. to satisfy said Decree
and Execution in my hands in favor oil
Simon b. Hartman. said sale without relief
from valuation appraiser ut laws.
JACOB S. BALLENGER.
Sheriff of Wayne County.
JOHN H PoPP, Atty for Pl'f.
September 18th, 1870. 80.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

: wheel, Jos. Ridge; hay loader, d. NJ
Cochran; butter worker, Chamberlain
& Gray; lard press, Ii. Hcnly; brass
| work, Yeo & Shoemaker; cane strip
per, w. +. Barr; cane stripper, ID. A.
Reed draw bar, Malatt. Ferris & Adj
dleman, scroll and folleO cutter, Chas.
CIR cen; room heater, Chamberlain &
Gray cant hook and lifting jack, A.
b. q A, c. Reeves; pump, {. l.. Puck
EFT; two horse engine, Simon Sparks
device for converting rcciprocating
and rotary motion, Morningstar &
Hartman turner's lathe, Jas. Conner:
straw and fodder cutter, Ogborn, Hoo
yer & Co.; drag saw NJ d. Cochran;
er and cultivator, Jno. b. Carly; silk
quilts, Flora Dill and Mrs. Mary
Potts cotton quilts, Mrs. NJ. A. Arker;
and Mrs. &. n. BortOn; double spread,
Mrs. j. H. WATSON; bed quilts, Mrs.
A. Longinaker and VIM. Clawson;
knit bed spread, Sarah Charles brooms,
Jacob Maddaugn and A. G. Thomas;
carriage smithing, J. Elliot; Carriage
tongue, S. S. Strattan; lounge spread,
Mrs. II. A. Evans; artificial trees, A.
Warden; baby carriage robe, Mrs. j.
Bargis; gents furnishing goods, trav-
cling bag, large fur robe, Denison &
Tompkins ladies skirts Mrs. n. Doan,
and Mrs. w. E. Gates; infants skirts,
Mrs. w. E. Gates; medley, Mrs. G. c.
Binkley; whip, currycomb, brushes,
saddlery hardware, &c, A. p. Griffith;
dental work, j. Burr Williams; wax
fruit, E. and NJ. Cokayne: wax work,
Emma Moss; case of wax flower cross,
Mrs w. HI. Ross; case of wax flowers,
Miss NJ. c. Dunn; feather wreath,
Mrs. S. c. Dunn; shell work, Mrs. j.
Harker, zephyr work, Mrs. Frank
APPEL; seed wreath, John Sparks hoop
skirts, corsets, and ladies underwear,
A. Arnold; Ornamental pillow, Addie
Coffin; chair cushion, Estel Payne;
Ornamental work, Miss Mary Hutton;
hair work, Dena Mag; cushion, Mrs.
S. c. Dunn; worsted tidy, Mrs D. 5. B.
johnson: toilet set, Mrs. III. Taylor;
wooden mits, Mrs K. S. Commons;
lace chemise band, Laura Richerts;
card work, Lettie Ballard; parlor
chair, Mary Bradbury; pen work, 5.
G.. Hill; toilet articles, NJ. NJ. Hudson;
seect flavors, c. f. Potts Co.. leather
work, w. p. Elliott; picture frame,
Tiff & Page sheneille EN- broidery, Ma
rid Henry tufled Ottaman, Mrs ). NJ.
Carr; queensware, w. d. Mendenhall;
dry goods, Hadley jackson; what
not, s. Sell; grain meter, Kennedy
Hoke; croquet set,C. Newman & Sons;
stair balusters, A. J, Mckinnie; NOR
Using machine, J. P. Woodland wire,
J. Thomas; baking powder, Jos. Mar
chant; star pumps, Coffin, DEAN Co;
star pumps and fixtures and fountains,
Coffin Deans Co.; stair rail, J. Hoov-
err: carriage trimmings, G. H. Benton;
silk sofa cushions, Eliza Wade; build
ers material, Ezra Smith s. Co.; money
drawer, l. Reed & Son; Refrigerator
J. Bargis assortment of wooden yarns,
Jackson, Swayne & Dunn; lace cur
tains, d. B. Crawford; plow handles,
j, c. Long; cultivator, Mause, Brem-
neman Co.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15
Security Fire Insurance Company.

Editor Palladium:
We have this lay received from William E.
Bell, Agent for the Security Fire Insurance
Company, of New York, Fifteen Hundred
Dollars, C31. 500, being the full amount of
our policy in said Insurance Company, on
our Saw Mill, which was totally consumed by
fire ON the Both of August last Said Mill
was situated in Preble county, Ohio. about ten
miles SOUTHEAST of Richmond, and we here
by desire to acknowledge publicly, through
your columns, the very satisfactory adjust
ment and prompt payment of the LOST by said
Company, and would heartily recommend the
Security Fire Insurance Company of New
York, an eminently safe and reliable Com
pany for all those desiring indemnity against
FIRE. PERRY PADDOCK