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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-08

Georgia made the last State neces
sary to re adoption of the XVIII
Amendment. asol
A boiler explo ded on last Saturday
morning. at Sinker & Cos, works in Ind
annapolis, and severely injured four m IN
FOUND-On Market Street, a Shawl
the owner can have it by calling at
this office, describing it and paying for
this notice. aae,
COOP INvENTIoN.-Our old friend T.
N. Young, has invented Cutting Box.
for cutting Straw. Fodder, etc., which is
proving u success. Good for our late
Mayor.
At the last meeting Of council. the
City Treasurer reported: ripsfa
Seceipts. SD 9o2 80
Expenditures. 5,096 80
The Chief of Police reports for Jan
nary.
Arrests for drunk 10
Disorderly conduct .....2
taSranCy z
Petit larceny.
Assault and battery Is
Disturbing the peace ......... g
Total. "a.
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DON'T
BE Z
. ONE
DAY

All Druggists keep it for sale.
1000 Boxes are given ava y to test its virtue.
y ~ Go 70 your Druggist snd get one.
50, So and SIS pots sent, safely packed by express,
Address CoSTAR CO.,
s-fs4@-s- l3 Howard St., N. Y. 1
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UNIVERSALISM. r HE MEs 4
q - Cincinnati, o., is
the old established Western Universalist newspa-
per. 1t gives current religious and secular news,
and is a bright and cheerful home visitor. Eight
large pages reading matter, giving Something for
everybody NJ other paper needed in the family
Send $3.50. and get it one year. Address WILL
Hanson CANTWELL, Cincinnati, D. 444w
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
Ladies, do want either Fashionable. Plain
Bonnet--beautiful Ribbons, Flowers and Feathers !;
in short, anything in the Millinery line? Go to Mrs.
SARAH A. ILIFF, en- North Franklin, few doors
will supply your wants to your entire satisfaction,
and at prices that will please you.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS,

We VIII send handsome IFospectus OF onr NEW
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE to any
Book agent. free Of charge. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING Co.. Phi!a., Pa, Chicago, H., or st
Louis, Mo. @. - 44-4w
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RICHMOND ETS.

J. Zeyen Bro, are better prepared than ever be-
fore to acco IMMEDIATE their with any article
of clothing they may need made order TO FIT. from
the best of material. which they have now on hand.
No. e32, Main street. Their prices reasonable.
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The Confessions Of an Invalid.

HDUBLiSIIED for the benefit of young and
II others who sutf.r from Nervous Debility, etc.,
supplying the means of saf-cure. Written BY one
who cured him sell: and sent free receiving post
paid directed enveope. Address, -
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, Y:
4I-6nl, CHI s. NJ. p. Co., Z.
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- III II F'S SA E.
By virtue of two executions to directed from
the Wayne Circuit Court. l will expose public
sale at the Court House door in the town of Centre
vile, Wayne county, Indiana, on the ~r
18th Day Of February. 1870.
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. and O'Clock
p. m, said day, the following property, to-wt:
All the interest of David NJ Cochran in Lot No. 80,
in that part of the city of Richmond laid out by Jes
Sc Iden situated in Wayne county,, Indiana, to be
sold the property of David NJ. Cochran to satisfy
said executions in nv in favor of L. w.
Hassemann, and the other in favor of Benjamin N.
Fleming, ct. al. zsa-
Jan. Is, 1870. 45tss9
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Administrators Sale.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER AT PUB
II lie Sale on Sixth DAY, Friday, the
18th dav of March, 1870,

at 10 O'Clock of said day, at the late residence of
Robert NJ. Turner, in New Garden township, Wayne
county, and State of Indiana, miles north Of Rich
moud, the following personal property, to-wit
Horses, 90 Stock Hogs, Milk Cows, Young
l two-horse Wagon, Spring Wagon, A Sets Of Har-
ness, Flows. SO Acres of Growing Wheat. Wheat
Drill, and various Farming Utensils, and Household
and Kitchen Furniture. fsaa RI
A credit of II months. all sums over So, will he
given. Notes and approved security waving valua-
ton and appraisement laws will be required from
purchasers. Other terms win be made known on the
day of SALE WILLIAM FULGHUM,
End Month, 18th, 1870. Administrator.
HE .fetHes~ ser sn48-fs
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For Cuts, Burns.
BOils, b ruis e 8,
Sores, Ulcers, Can
GERS. Sore Nipples,
Broken Ii as I s.
Chapped Lips and
Hands. EruptiOns.
Blind and Bleeding
Piles, COrns, Bun.
ions. Chilblains,
Bites Of Insects,
Animals, &c. sc.
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FARMER HELPER

SHOWS HOW TO DOUBLE THE PROFITS OF
- THE FARM. and how Farmers aud their sons
can each make 500 PER MONTH in Winter.
10 600 copies will be maiied free to farmers Send
Cincinnati, Ohio. -- st.s-=zte e As 4w
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DENTISTS FEE BILL

RICHMOND, Nov. rs, 1869. +
We, the undersigned, Dentists of Richmond, and
vicinity do hereby agree, on our honor gentlemen
and members of the Dental Profession, to abide
strictly by the following Bill of Prices, to take effect
from this date, Nov. %, 1869:
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EuRS REPAIRED, at the Corner of Pearl and
Walnut Streets, No. 45, by
Richmond, Feb. 8th, 1870. q Mrs. McMINN.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
r. S. KNoLLENsEaG, ~
WM. KonTHAUs,

Tickets limited, an for sale at Elder 3 Book Stor
and Bachman's Cigar Store, Main street.
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Let me beg OF y~u t, do
your utmost, once more,
IN keeping the old flag of
Radica lism in the ascend
ant in our section Of the
|Sttte.
With many thanks for
past friendship, and the
hope of a line in reply, l
an, Very truly yours,
GEO. ". JULIAN. /,
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sgo Sass r eIs# ,
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Indiana Temperance Alliance.

R,cHMoMD, Jan. 14th, 1870.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

was cured of Deafness and Catarsh by a simp,
remedy and will send the receipt free.
44-4w MRS. NJ. c. LEGGETT, Hoboken, N.sJ.
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FARM CONTAINING so ACRES

IA sT4 Es - IS zse
Two miles North East from Richmond, for sale,
would be exchanged fer City Property. Enquire
of JAMES A. AUSTIN, No. Is,
Jan Is, 1870. 45:3t South Front Street.
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George Davidson, the white man who
killed the colored man, John Fleet, last
summer. had his third trial, tie jury
having disagreed both times before, and
was acquitted to- night. The verdict is
generally regarded as q strange one.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04
A CARD.
Van Buren,, Sept 2Sth, Isl


p DUNnAM:
Fel it a duty as well as pleasure, to make
|owledgcment of the kindness have re-
fd from the citizens of your town during
|cjaurn among them, and with your per-
Jon will do so through your paper,
bmc here from choice and the solicita-
of some of your young .men, to spend
remainder of the summer among them.
|hg the five weeks Of my stay | could not
passed OFF the time better or more pleas
8--from all, met with the kindest treat
the latch. string" | always found out
pw of no town where the young people
bore hospitablc than in your own (as an
ted, could say ours) and it Is equally
th the older ones, which, no doubt was
fitted from the founders of Van Buren,
be hands of the young people have fire.
ply been entertained with my favorite
(ement of tripping, &c, for all of which
have my kindcst wishes; and to remuln-
them for their many kindnesscs can
promisc them that will spend my leis-
lours with them hereafter.
visited Fort Smith, during my stay
where the hospitaities of the city were
Steudcd; there ! had the opportunity
sslng of the time in my favort way and
all have my kindest wishes IN future en-
ents. From a declaration of your own
.ditor, feel highly complimented, that
fclaring me an adopted son OF your So
respected iittc city.
Very Respectfully Yours,
Il. JEFF BALDWIN.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

REGISTRATION oN.-Governor CLAYTON, in
answer to letter from The Editors of the
Little Rock Gazette, complaining Of the
unjust construction put upon the Regis
tration law Of the State, by some Of the
Registrars, closes his letter as follows ::
You say my attention is called to this
matter with view to ascertain if this
is done with my official approval" En-
closed you find copy Of my instructions
to the Registrars. You will observe |
have referred to the DISTINGUISHING clauses
of the Constitution, ;.a being the only
causes of specialization. lfpersons are
rejected on other grounds than those
enmciated in the Constitution, such ac
ton on the part of the Registrar does not
receive my " official approval"
Under the provisions of the registra
ton law, the registration of an applicant
by the President OF the Board is not final.
The applicant can come before the board
Of review, and have his claims consider
ed and passed upon by the whole board
In the interval between now and then,
time enough will elapse to give ample op-
portunity to hear and correct any unau-
thorzed action Of the registrar.
The Constitution of the State makes it
my duty, to see that the laws are faith
fully executed The registration law
clothes me with the power of appoint
ment and removal of registrars. Under
such circumstances, does it not appear
strange, that so much information has
been placed in your possession, and that
none has been furnished me? lam very
much surprised that no one of the per
sons out of the great number, said to be
disfranchscd without any proper cause,
has not felt interest enough in the mat
ter to communicate with this office.
POWELL CLAYTON, Governor.
Let every who has been rejected by the
President Of the Board of Registras, ap-
pear at the meeting Of the full Board OF
Review and have a hearing Of their case.
The Board for this County, meets at the
Coll.t House in Van Buren, on the 22d Of
October, and continue sIX DAYS. Don't
fail to put in appearance and registers
at that time Books will be open to Reg
lister ALL WHO HAVE NOT BEFORE DONE
so, from all the townships in the County.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

|MPoRrANT NEwrPAPER CHANGE.-The
|rth dad Home, n finely illustrated family
Inal ofa high character, hitherto issued by
|srs. Pcttengiil, Bates & Co., has been pur-
bed by Messrs. ORANGE JUDD & Co., of2l5
|adway. New York, the well. known pub
|ers Of the American dUicuitWiSt McsSrs
y. Pcttengill & Co., whose great Advertis-
Agency. established in 1919, is one of the
kest and most reputable in the world, find
their extensive business requires their
lu>ivc attention, and they therefore trans
IicartA and Home to the new Publishers.
RSe long experience and abundant faeili-
Iwill enable them not only to maintain the
high character of the paper. but to add
3erially TO its value. The new Publishers
announce Il reduction of the terms to So
year The change will not at all affect
-lmertcaa AWicultWist which VIII con
e on independently as heretofore. The
ftrations and reading matter of the two
mails will be entirely different. Either
be journals will be furnished from now to
end of 1871 10 months), at the yearly sub
Ption rate, viz the Weekly Hearth and
pc, at So; the Monthly American Agricnl-
kt, 81 80 +; or the two for 81.
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GREAT FRENCH VICTORY.
UTTER RoUT OF THE CROWN PRINCES
FORCES.

Is
FORCES.
LONDON, Sept. 80.
Your special at Bouogne telegraphs
that exciting news has been received
from Rouen of the crowning defeat of
the German forces on the South and
West of Paris by the army of Generals
Ducrat and Maudon on the 27th. The
French were heavily reinforcen Monday
by General Trochu and advanced upon
the German position at Montreuil and
Versailles. Early Tuesday morning the
battle began at Vereufuy and Velisy, the
Germans contesting the French advance
with desperate energy until they were AS
sisted by French columns advancing from
beneath the guns of Fort Naerein, at St.
Cloud, through tie BOls de kaclss and
Rercers and Nouieresson. A number of
regiment of Baden troops mutlnied ON the
battle Held, and refused to go under hre.
Nearly one hundred of these troops were
shot by order of the German commander,
but the rest still held back Many ofthem
tArowing down their arms dispersed
through the forest. The crown prince
was finally compelled to order a retreat
upon Bougivatj abandoning Versailles to
the victorious French. The German
column which attempted the passage of
the Seine at Bougivat was kept under Il
terrible fire from Fort Faleren, which
converted their retreat into rout, and
they were driven in confusion beyond St.
German. Night alone stopped the pur.
suit.
The Germans lost five thousand prs
oners, among whom are many officers of
the staff of the crown prince Of Prussia,
and fifty cannon and mitrailleuses.
The road to Orleans and Tours is re-
opened and cleared Of the enemy
The reports from Paris are that the
general state of feeling is excellent. Per-
feet order prevails, and the morale Of the
people and troops is much improved by
the succession of the victories Of Trochu
and the army Of defense.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04
sg Our advertising columns contain

sS- Our advertising columns contain
to-day the notice of Mr.. A. II. CARSON 5
willingness to furnish Carriages, Buggies
and Riding Horses, for reasonable and
cash consideration to all desirous. The
Livery Stable of Mr.. Carson is located
on the Levee next to the Planters House,
and has been most commodiously ar
ranged and reGtted. The stock Of We
hicles and Horses is fine and new, and
most excellent judgment has been exhib-
ted in their selection. We trust and
boubt not but that this new enterprise
|Fill be most literally patronized, as the
proprietor will be found to be a correct
Ind worthy gentleman.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

re- 1t will be noticed, by referring to
|lr announcement column, that ROBERT
/. MILES offers himself to the voters of
bawford county for their support for
beritf at the next election. Mr.. Miles
a native born Arkansian, well known
the citizens Of the County as aprompt,
|orthy and reliable young man. He
|ks, and will no doubt receive the warm
J |pport of many friends.
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The Van Bursn Press,
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
Register and Vote.

The Board of Registrars will also meet
On Saturday the 22d day of October and
oontinue in session SIX DAYS to add
tbe names of any persons that may not
heretofore have been Registered. Let
not vote be missing on the day of
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

Ey- We are under obligations to ID, p.
'AULDs, Publisher Of Music, for two
icces for piano The " Step Mother OF
Memories of Home" and the Pine Ap-
be Polka His Music House is 20 Main
i. Louisville, Ky.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04
RIVER NEWS.

TUESDAY,, Oct. 1. 1870,
river since our last has fallen 0 feet ana
}ve now feet on Van Buren Bar.
j. S. Dunham arrived on Saturday ana
|uown the same evening.
Little Rock will be here to-day.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

t1- Mr.. LUTHER MoRRELL, sends us
|m Montreal, the Gazette Of that place
the 10th ult Uncle Luther never will
satisfied until he gets back to Arkan-
! its home TO him.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

|IT Col A, p. Robinson, Chief En-
beer of the L. r. q F. S. Railroad, au-
prizes us to state, says the Little Rock
bzette, that all articles intended for ex-
fition at the fair, will be passed over
b road free Of charge.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

ES- Died, in this County, on the 29th
|eptember, JOHN d. BURNETT; aged l06
|ears. He was a soldier in Gen. Jack
Ions army of 1912.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

81 The place for country dealers physi-
hs and planters &C.. to procure FRESH
|UGS and MEDICINES, is at SMYrH' S
Drug Store, Van Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

Gratis write that they expect to carry all
but one district, and Louisianians pre-.
Diet the loss of bat one district in that
State. Adviees from Texas indicate
reign of terror by the colored militia,
which will prevent an election. Letters
from Ohio anticipate decided gain in
Congressman. The Committee, since
they have been in session, have distribu-
ted nearly one million of documents.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

.%- New Wholesale and Retail City
Drug Store is constantly in receipt Of New
|oods for sale cneap.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

tY" When in need of FANCY TOILET
|TICLES, you will find them cheap at the
h Drug Store Van Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

For cheap Drugs and everything
flally kept in Drug Stores go to SMITHS
ty Drug Store, Van Buren.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

lE" Paints, Oils, Glass and TurpertinC
heap, at SMYTH's Drug Store.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04

II AVING been proven after fair trial to
l. l. be the
Best Cooking Stoves ever made.
Having taken the following premiums, after
actual trial with all the leading Stoves of the
country
First premium at every ST. Louis Fair, for
the past ten years.
First premium at the New Orleans Fair
Jan, 1868, baking lbs of bread with 3lls lbs
of wood.
First premium at the Memphis Fair, Ont,
1869. baking II lbs of bread with 4l1 lbs of
wood. and
First premium at the New Orleans Fair,
April. 1870, after trial over the Charter Oak.
| Fashion, American, stewart ana seven other
competitors.
And is the only Stove made that has nerer
been beaten.
Every Store IS guaranteed TO gtce en-
tire satisfaction or the money refunded in
fuW.
FOR. SALE BY
n. L. CORNELIUS,
Van Buren,, Ark.
RISK & JOHNSON, Memphis, General
Agents.
Mayly7o 6m
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Extracts

Fine Bed Blankets.
4 lot l hne bed Blankets, white and grey
u DE "a d. G. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
The War in Europe,
DIPLoMATiC-FAyRE's REPORT.

biI biIlohAlit-tANRL IKE , REPORT,
Tours, Sept 81.
Jules Favre to-day made special re-
port to the government here Of his mis-
sion to the Prussian headquarters, in be
half ofpcace. He says that great many
different solutions of the difficulty had
been proposed and rejected, and he de-
ternined at last to make a direct move.
Therefore, on the 10th of September he
demanded OF Count Bismarck a categor-
lcal reply as to whether he would enter
upon negotiations for peace Bismarck $
first answer was uniayorable, though he
subsequently asked what guarantees
France could offer. The foreign minister
who was acting as an intermediary al
vised Favre to see Bismarck and make
his demands in person. Accordingly
Favre saw Bismarck, expressed to him
his love of France and liberty, and his de
termination to accept no condition which
would render peace only menacing
price. Bismarck replied thatifhe thought
peace was possible he would sign imme
diately, but the actual government was
too precarious and likely to be over
thrown. France would not be any more
apt to forget Sedan than she has been to
forget Waterloo and Sadowa She would
soon attack Germany again. Being press
ed for conditions, Favre was explicit, but
Bismarck asserted that the security Of
his country demanded the retention Of
part of the territory which Germany now
occupied, and mentioned in that connec
ton the departments of the Upper Rhine,
Lower Rhine and Mosele with Metz
Chateau Salins and Sarrebourg. To the
objection Of Favre that the people of
France would not agree to that, and that
he could not act without their sanction
Bismarck replied that lie felt confident Of
that before, but as another war was GER
tain, he wished to make it with all the
advantages possible. Favre then init
mated that Europe might find the preten-
sions Of Prussia exorbitant. He was Ger,
tain that France would never accept them !;
she might perish as nation, but she
would not be dishonored. The country
alone could decide upon the question of
territorial ceSsion. Favre could not doubt
what that decision would be. Bismarck
would not listen to any proposition for
an armistce.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04


Umbrellas &C.
take this occasion so to i2Sorm you, and to
solicit your esteemed patronage.
The business of the firm originated over
thirty years ago. They pay cash for every
thing, and their great facilities for purchas-
ing and manufacturing enable them to offer
the most liberal terms.
The Stock for the opening of the FALL
TRADE will be the largest ever opend in
this market. and distinguished in particular
for variety, extent, and low prices.
shall take it as compliment, if you call
and see ME and examine our Stock before
making purchases.
Yours Truly,
WILLIAM j. LARGEN,
July l,'70 Of Arkansas.
The Van Buren press., 1870-10-04
THE SURRENDER OF sTRAsBoURG.
NLUNDELsHEIM, Sept. q

The surrender Of Strasbomg was sign
ed at 2 o'clock this morning, by Colonel
La Crinski. BY this surrender 45l officers
and 1900 men laid down their arms
At o'clock the place will be occupied
by the Germans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-10
ssOFSFsICIAI.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAN
PAYERS.


14fg
DRPARTnxyr or FINANCE,
City Hall, August !, 1870.
The taxpayers whose names ap
pear in the following list, viii
please take notice that this publ
cation for thirty days constitutes
judgment against them.
All bills paid at this Office before
the thirtyilirst of August, will be
charged seventy-fip cents for ad.
vertising. After that date ! will
proceed with strict impartiality te
collect the bills remaining unpaid
in such manner ne will bring into
the treasury the largest sum in the
shortest time. oh
The charter gives me extraor
binary power, and justice to prompt
paying taxpayers requires that 4
should exercise IL.
JOHN s. WALTON,
Administrator Of FINANCE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-11-21

Josh Billings thus speaks of a new agri-
cultural implement to which the attention
of farmers is invited: John Rogers re-
volving, expanding uncerimonious, self
contributing, ,self-sharpening, ,selfgreasing,
and self-righteous hoss rake il now and
forever offered to generous publik.-
These rakes are az easy to keep in repair
az hitching post, and will rake up pa
per of pins sowed broad kast in ten aker
lot of wheat stubbles. These rakes can
be used in winter for hen roost, or be
sawed in stove wood for the kitchen fire.
No farmer of good moral karakter should
be without one, even if he has to steal
it."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-11-21
NO. 276
Nisfellaneous.
How the Cinnamon Manufacture Manure

a ship at San Francisco is receiving q
a cargo of-what does the reader suppose?
Shrimps! Yes, shrimps! And for what
purpose ? it will be inquired. To be used
as fertilizer, to be sure. They are boil
ed, dried in the sun, ground to powder,
and in this state sprinkled over the soil.
The Chinese have taught us something in
this; for we understand the valuable
freight, consisting of 20O0 sacks of pull
verized shrimps, is intended for Hong
Kong. They were caught by Cinnamon,
along the Marin County shore, and by
Cinnamon prepared thus for shipment.
This is said to be regular business with
the Celestials, giving employment to two
hundred men.