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AUCTION SALES.

by COOPER & BATIMER, Auctioneers,
tsnceessors TO Jarnes @. Mcclure & COD
southwest corner OF Pennsylvania and nth st.
LAST FLOWER SALE OF THE SEASON.
q gn thuS ~ ia, AffERsooN Jaoe ID, at 4
k sosisio E Ft psnri ssssn'i''ins Of
BELioTRuPEs GLfMBIyG PLANTS, &c.
A. JARDlN, Flarist-
5ell Il COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
Rr 42oPEK : LAsTIMER; Apc,ionssg.,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street
TRUSTEES SALE oEA BUILDING LOT IN
GEORGETOWN.
"a By virtue q adeed of Irust. dated November
UNITY - S Dr II cnmbs and ~ S
secured y ns n2d d s al t pSSe
on the premises. on Thu RsDAY, Jnne "a, 1870, at
Ta and hs sd SGr'h % 81 LS mo- n
ing thirty five feet ON FREDERICK street with depth
Of one hundred w Sps nifty set, Jey@' st sale
jeIlats THOMAS DoWIING. Aac;ioneer.
RY COOPER a LAriMEh, Auctioneers,
~ so,,t Snceessors to J: Q. Mcclure CD
FREkcH PLATE MIRRORS. WALNUT PAR
lOR FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD MIRROR
HRQNI Wardrobe, WALNUT AND MA
H sffS MN CTH aRrs FGRSITLRE BRus
"a or WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 18th,
~ street, corner of Thirteenth street, a su oerior
tassOriment OF Furniture, &c, consisting in
part CT
French Plate Pier Mirror with Gilt Table and
Marble Slab
Walnut Marble tor Tables
Walnut Sofa aud Chairs in Plush
Mantle Clocks and Ornaments
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Mahogany SidsbOards Walnut extension Tables
TX Cane Seat Dining Chairs
CICckery, Glass and Plated ware
Superb Solid Rosewood Mirror Front Wardrobe
Walnut, Rosewood, and Mahogany Chamber Fur
niture
One Painted Book Case
air and Husk Mattresses
Stoves, Oil Cloth, and Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash. CUOPER & LATINER.
Jell I'd Auctioneers.
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RY COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers,
- (Successors to Jas. O. Mcclure q COL
Southwest corner Of Pennsyfvana avenue and nth C.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON
SOUTH. X sTkGIT, MEAN 13rH SkRHET
EAST, AT AUCTION. .T-re . :.
-, Under and by virtue OF deed Ct trust. duly
IA recorded sth Of April, l669 in Liber K, No, 10
afolos log OF tue land records of Washington
highest bidder, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
June soth, At - m, on the premises, Lot lst.eysd
and improved by Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale; One-thrd cash; balance g. u and Is
months, with interest secured b. deed Of trust Com
veyanees and stamps at cost of purchaser. 90 re-
Quired at time Of sale - ~ = -
GEO. Il. WILSON, Trustee.
je7-t&s&ds CoOPIR LAfiMER. Aucts.
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MANHOODs aDtas
M HOW LOST HOW REsroRxD
JsaSssssAsd, n sealed sscsleps. Pries. ssz ssass
A LECTURE ON The NATURAL TREAT
OF Seminal .Wsskness, lnvolnntary Emis- ~
noSs, ssxua Debility, and Im1edimsnts 70 ~
tton, kDiispsy, and fits Mental and Physica Inea-
Recity, resulting from Self Abnss, Be-, 81 RoBf. r.
guLvx1wKLL,1 II. D., suthof q ths"0resu Beok.r
"A Boon 20 7ssss.4s af Ssf~Cs."
Sent under seal. I'm .. plAin envelope, 70 any I'd.
age stsmps, By CHAS. j. Q. Kline q co., i91
Boyery; New York, Post Once Box 1855:
Also, Dr. OulverWsIlb suarrfago 0Vtde,n prise
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THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
INV YoRkn. T. AND &0

Trains between WASHINGTON and NfWYoRx
are now run follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, tcifAoxa eAnnss az GAYS
Leave daily fexcept Sunday at z 80 g. m, and
1245 and D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily lexcept sunday At 1880 o. m, and
1S:> D and $40 D. m.
On SUNDAY.
phia st $40 D. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on p m train only.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New Yors, on
Boston can be had ct the Station Once ct ali hours
N the day. Also, at the Oonpanys Once, No. zoe
Pennsyl snia avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
cts at the Avenue Office can there arrange 20 hare
their baggage called for and checked ct their rest
dence taken 70 the depot, and PIT into the baggage
car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, AnnaDo-
lis and the West.
J. L. WILSON. Master Of Transportstsou.
IN. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
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0PKEING TO-DAY-yiye Hundred Linen suits,
u c. REICHENDAOH'O PlanO Store.
r. Ne. % 11A Sired, above Pswsa. \vsnss,
(BsfABLIsHED OvER 30 YBARs,l
sois ass1ey for the ne q The csle6rsted PIANOS
ncCaumon, Albany; also, ssoenA- hand
Planes, Organs and Aelodeons for sale orsvvNvv
Organ Tuning md RsDairinG. b. . aD1-ly'
DROPOsALs FOB ANTHRACITE COAL FOR
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500 eLSfa dSxps 4 S2k hAiE SIS
street. lei
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE MILL AND
WHARF PROPERTY, AT AUCTION.
IA Will be offered at pubic auction on the
n. III prem ses, ON Til URsDAY, June 10th, ut five
.S-s%o clock p. M. that valuable Mil AVID Wharf
Property AZ the f0lt of street, Washington, for
meriy occupied by MORGAN & Rhinehart
Lot No. ) Is improved by a large four-stOry stone
Mill. with extensive machinery for the manufacture
Of fertilizers and soap 1t has solid Wharf lbs feet
front ON the Potomac river, with large crane
tb reon Tor landing the heaviest stone.
Lot No. ?, adjoining, covers of about s. 600
squate feet has extensive wharf and la ge freight
house thereon; water ~ feet in front.
This lot is well suited for u oil and Wood business
or Steamship Line.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in and II
months vii notes bearing interest securtd by deed
Of trust Convey anciDg and revenue stamps at cost
Of purchaser. 30 down at time Of sale.
DODGE x MCCLELLAN. Trustees.
les-d6ds COOPER & LATlMER, AuctrS
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LOAN OFFICES.

DRlNCE, THE PAWN BROKER, 1905 Penn
i sylyania avenue. All requiring money call and
they viii be satisfied with their transactions.
SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Furniture,
- Pianos, &C., taken storage ct PRINCES,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue. Cash advances made
ON the same when required. -l--
HAEpSOME DRESSES, sHAwLs, UNDER
PRINOE's LOAN OFFiCE and Depot for he - sale
of all unredeemed goods, o O6 Pa ave my1O-lV
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Nor. Ars sr1urss UNLESS DoHr VI u
stssi engraved v,spw. Win fss-anns Of
Chemical wsssAosss. s.a as,sa
9zAsv an HELnsoLDl
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0THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
poned until MONT AY, the 9Th Of june lS7O at same
hour and place, by consent cf all parties
myl6 ALEA, SHARP, q. S. Marshal, d. q,
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D-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pOned until tn RSDAY, the 9th day of June $50.
at same hour and place, for the want of bidders.
Je6 ALEX, SHARP, U. 8. Marshal, b. q,
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN.
til MONDAY, the 18th cay OF May, lS70 at the same
hour and place, BY consent Of all parties
spll ALEX. SHARP, u s. Marshal ID o.
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RY COOPER q LATIMER, Auctisneers.
So, Unnecessary 20 J. U. Mcclure 4 Co..
southwest corner OF Penn avenue and 18th sire,
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PONED until MONDAY next, tine 18Th Instant nj
the same hour and place in Consequence Of lie rain
ye9 ALIEN. SHARP, U. :. Marshall D. @
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

10y GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers aud Real ESTATE Brokers'
Southeast corner { 7th and streets
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PHILIP 4 SOLOMONS'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS AND STATToNERs.
sI1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ie4 Between 9th and ioth s,ree,.
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GALE OF HORSES A MULES.

EAIRyIEw SPRINGS FOR sALE.-The above
Washington County. Md j will be offered at trus-
tees sale IN Hagerstowu, Maryland, on TUESDAY
talisfs. : = is i mn
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NY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
Nd fSnccesscrs 20 Jas. G. McGuire 4 co..
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th st
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WASHINGTON. ID. e June 4. $50.
Separate sealed proposals will be received at this
Department until IL O'Clock TIT RSDAY. June -,
icr building three steamers for the Revenue Marine
Service. as follows:
On Propeller Of Iron; $50 tons. o. m.
Brnrellars ~ IrnIl flr.s
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LescOrrhaa, Too PrOfuse MsnstrustiOu, Exh...-
tiOn. Too Long Continued Periods, for Prol.,...
and Bearing Down, or PrOlapsus Utsri, We otsr ~
most perfect specific known: HELxpoIp, ao-.
Pound EXTRACT OF BUcHu. Directions for -.
diet, and advice, accompany.
Females in every period Of lifs frsu ins.,ev TO-,
IRENE old age, WIN nnd Il remedy 10 aid nssur,,,
the discharge Of is funstons Strength 4. IN. s,.v
Of manhood and vouaahood. HrLxsoLps In.
TRACT BUcHu ID more Strengthening than ssy q
the prepsrstiOns Of BARK or Iron. Infinitely ..s~r.
and more pleasant. HEIxsOLDs ExrlAcr BUcus,
having recsived the endorsement Of the most ,ro-s
nsnt PAysioiaas in the United States. ID nov os.r.l
10 snictsd hunaniu - certain cure for the follev
ing diseases and gnptons. from Whatever o.,,,
originating :-ospsrai Dsbaiu. Mental and pAys.
cal Depression. Inbscnity. Determination Of B,e.s
70 the Hssd. Confused Idsss. Hysssris. General In.
ritabRiE, 1ssslssnss md siseylsssnes ct nishs,
Absences Of nuseslsr Encis.ey. Lsu q Appetite.
DyDspsia. lnsciashsa. Low spirits. Disorssnts-
ton o. Parslys q - ors.,s q esesrssioa, Pa
pisasion Of TIE nsst. ~. b fsst. I'll the oonso.s
tsnts Of aEsrvous - Dssilfssssd sssss Of the 30
tenn.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

Indiana Medical College opened,
on the 18th, with thirty five ma
triculents.
1t will be recolected that they
admitted women, last year. and
now the Faculty have goue back
on their record and excluded
women, ami we are told there was
one more vote for the admission
Of Negro men, than there was for
women
In justice to the liberal men Of
the Faculty, we must say, that the
women were excluded by only one
y Ofe, and some Of them are very
much dissatisfied, and feel that the
verdict CT liberal public opinion
will be against them, as it should,
and we believe there will be re-
reckoning Of the matter. No oh.
lection was made to women only
the old one-Mey are ,comen!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

MAGNIFICENT BELLs.-The st.
Andrews Catholic Church in this
city. has just procured their Chime
Of Bells (three) and it is proposed
70 dedicate them on to morrow,
Sabbath, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
Their cost is about %, 900. These
bells are manufactured in Cincin-
natl, by Vanduzen & Tiff. The
largest bell weighs $3.50 lbs, and
the inscription on it is (: II sound
In honor OF st. Andrew" The
next largest bell weighs $500 lbs.'
and its inscription is: MARY TO
praise, hang l up here" The
third bell weighs about 1900 lbs,
with the inscription of: ITO tell
Che praise of st. Anne, l am dc d.
Gated" The Clock will be in its
position the steeple in about two
weeks.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22
SheriH'a Sale

10y virtue Of decree and execution to me
1Ddirected from Wayne Circuit Court, u i'll
expose e. Public Sale, at the Court House door
in the town of Centreville, Wayne county
Indiana, on the 22nd day of October, 1870
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 4
O'Clock P. NJ, on said day. the following prop
erty, to-wit:
In Wayne County, in the State Of Indiana
to- wits Beginning at the Southwest corner
of the North East quarter OF section three
90, township thirteen fl3), range one %
West; running thence, East, sixty two (62I
rods; thence North thirty-nine and thirty hun
dredths 80 3O-l00th) rods to Charles Smiths
South line; thence West, along Smiths line
sixty 62) rods to County Road; thence
South thirty nine thirty-hundredths (39 80.
l0oth) rods to the place OF beginning; con-
tanning fifteen acres, more or less reserving
. strip of ground one sixteen-hundredths l
16-10Oth) rods North of and running paral-
lei with the South line of the above described
land.
To be sold as the property Of James Cook
to satisfy said decree in my hands in favor OF
Christopher iiilgenberg.
Said sale without relief from valuation OF
appraisement laws.
JACOB s. BALLENGER,
Sheriff OF Wayne County.
John Vars an, Atty for Pref. 1899
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

Many of our readers will recol-
lect Theron P, who, years
ago, used to..fgure round Burk's
Bank Corner. The. still lives at
Indianapolis, aud few days ago
az old acquanit', meeting him on
the street, causualy remarked that
he was on his way to Chicago, and
had a large valise to carry with
him. Says T. if your valise is not
full would you do me . favor? yes,
with pleasure. replied the::traveler;
we'll, said The. some years ago I
was in Chicago hauling lumber,
and if you will call at the Sherman
House you will find there a bucket
Of tar l forgot to bring away, I
would be glad to have it brought
down.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

COUNCIL PRocKEDINGs.-
on the 18th, changed the location
Of the Depot-making it and Noble
Street straight, as was suggested
and urged by all the city papers.
The change gives the railroad
company the privilege of occupy
ing ground thirty feet further west
than at first agreed upon; also five
feet Of Noble street, near Sixth.
To compensate the city for these
fovors, the railroad company
agrees to vacate the remainder of
Noble street, by which the city
will receive q considerable tract
that otherwise would have been
lost. The company also agrees to
finish up the towers Of the new
building with cut stone, as was at
first contemplated.
The Committee on Public Build.
ings and Markets. reported in IA
vor of renting room for Police
in Meek's building at $40 per
month. The subject was discuss
ed and laid over. It was estimated
that $3.50 would repair Engine
House No. 2, and the committee
was instructed to have the repairs
done Immediately. A resolution
was adopted authorizing the Fire
Company Committee to purchase
q lot on Walnut near Seventh,
for 81 500 from John Dougan-
one-third down and the balance in
two annual payments.
John II. Popp, Esq by consent,
made statement in regard to the
formation of an Association for the
manufacture of furniture. He sta
ted that it was desirable that the
city should become q stakeholder
to the extent OF 50, 900, or else ex-
empt the property of the Associa-
ton from city tax for a term OF
years.
On motion, a committee consist
ing of Messrs. Gaar, of the Third
Ward, Curme and Palmer were ap-
pointed to confer with the commit
tee appointed by the Furniture
Association, and report at next
meeting.
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The 10th day OF October, 1870

The 10th day OF October, 1870
will long be remembered as driz
cling, wet day, and the night sur
passed the day. il possible, in dis
Madness and dreariness. Twas
just such q night as one would
choose on which to commit a hor-
rible crime, that would make the
blood of the good man to CONCEAL
and each nerve to Jingle, as though
his body contained the famous
harp Of a thousand stringsp Such
was the day chosen by the KNoPF
Brothers to move their Butchers
Shop from Plumer's Row. on Pearl
street to Earnests Building, 297
Main street; and such was the
night on which they posted Bills,
declaring that they were selling
Mutton, by the Ham, Quarter, or
entire Sheep, at FIVE CENTS
PER POUND! and calling upon
our citizens to save their Mutton !
That blood will be spilled, and
that the lives OF hundreds Of
Sheep will be sacrificed by the
KNoPF Brothers, we have no man
ner of doubt; but, as long as they
have thus determined we will be
the last one to complain, and will
do our best to sare q saddle or SO
Of that Mutton. and advise Others
TO 60 and do likewise.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22
Peters Musical MONTHLY.


For October contains the follow
ing choice collection of Music,
printed from full-size music plates
Truly Yours-Song and Chorus
by Hays. Papa, come help Me
across the Dark River-Song and
Chorus by Persley. The World
is full Of Beauty, when the Heart
is full OF Love-Song by Won
Smit. Eyes Of Loving, Laughing
Blue-Song and Chorus by Philip
Phillips. We won't leave the
Farm Song and Chorus by Pers-
ley. Cast thy Burden upon the
Lord-Quartet. Jesus and the
Children-Quartet Speak the
Truth-Quartet Hattie Militaire,
or Camp Polka. Falling Leave
Polka. Christine Nelson's favor
tie Schottische-and Floating
B, eezes Valse Sentimental.
This Magazine is invaluable to
all lovers of Music, any single
single piece Of the above being
worth - much as is asked for the
en- ire lot. It is published month
ly by J. L. PETERs, 500 Broad way.
New York, at % per year.
Sample copies mailed on receipt
OF thirty cents.
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Supplemental Neutrality Proclama-
ton.

The telegraph brings US the
text of long proclamation by
President Grant the dry details
of which We omit and spare the
readers patience as we'll as our
own space) declaring "that from
and after the twelfth day OF Octo-
Der and during the continuance Of
the present hos.ilities between
france and the North German
Confederation and its allies, no
ship Of war or privateer of either
belligerent shall be permitted to
make use Of any port, harbor or
roa6stea1 or other waters within
the Jurisdiction of the United
States as a station or place Of re-
sort for any warlike purpose, or
tor the purpose of obtaining any
facilities of warlike equipment.
And no ship Of war or privateer
of either BIT lligerent shall be per-
mitted to sail out of or le.ve any
port, harbor or roadstead or waters
subject to the jurisdiction of the
United States from which a vessel
of the other beiligerent, whether
the same shall be ship of war .
privateer, or a merchant ship shall
have previously departed until AZ
te. the expiration of at least "a
hours, from the departure o: such
last mentioned vessel beyond the
jurisdiction Of the United States.
II any ship of war or privateer of
either belligerent shall. after the
time Of this notification takes
effect, enter any port, harbor road
stead or waters of the United
States, such vessel SHALL be re-
CURED to depart and put to sea
within "a hours after the entrance
in such port, harbor, roadstead or
waters except in csse Of stress Of
weather or of her requiring pro-
visions o. things necessary for the
subsistence of her crew. or for re-
pairs, in either Of which cases the
authorities Of the nearest port, a.
the case may be, shall require her
to put to sea so soon as possible
after the expiration Of such per-
iod of "a hours"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

c. E. NEWMAN, Secretary of No.
2 Fire Company, makes the follow
ing Iepor: of fires during the year
ending October 18th, 1870.
Oct. II, 1869. Sunday after
noon 2 o'clock, N. S. Leeds's sta
BILE. on North Seventh street. No.
As first alarm, first an the ground,
and 3's first water.
Oct. Is. Monday evening n
o'clock, j. New hinney's residence
on Fifteenth street. No. 2's first
alarm, Hooks first on ground, No.
2's and SIS both claiming first wa
ter.
Jan. 20. Thursday morning 4
o'clock, Freight Depot, c. c. & 1.
c. R. r. No4s first alarm, Hook g
first on ground, 3's first water.
May 81. Friday night 12o'clock,
Railroad Bridge. No. As first
alarm, 2's first on ground and first
water.
Sept. 3. Saturday morning II
o clock, Mrs. Dalby's dwelling On
Washington Avenue. No. As first
alarm, first on ground, 8 g first wa :
ter, 2's had only one section of
hose.
Sept. l6. Friday night liz
o'clock, Elliott & Hugo's furnit ure
factory, corner of Front and Main
streets. No. SIS first alarm, IS
first on ground and first water.
Sept Is. Sunday morning 8
o'clock, Elliott & Hugo's furni-
ture factory, corner of Front and
Main street. No. 2s first alarm,
first and only water.
We supply two important omis-
sions Of the Secretary, in order to
complete the history Of disasters
by fro for the year:
May 10. On Sunday evening,
the Cutlery Mandatory of j. Co
mer & Co. Building entirely de-
stroyed with a large amount of
finished and unfinished work
Loss about S11, 900, insurance So,
900. The 3's was the only Engine
that got out there and put on wa
ter. Us broke the Engine tongue,
and the Steamer broke a spring.
Oct. 4th. Tuesday morning at
124 o'clock, Hutton & Co.'S Gen
eral Planning Mill, corner Of Ninth
and Noble streets, was entirely
destroyed, together with macbi-
merry, &c. Loss about $4,000.
No insurance. No. /, 8 and 4 OPP
Grated. No. 2 could get no water,
that necessary article being very
scarce in that part of the city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22
FURNACES!
T. ]. Bargis' Son,
Agent for the Morning Glory, Base Burning,
Hot Air Furnaces. One Fire lasts
all the Season.
Z
invited to call
Mai Street.
Security Fire Insurance Company.

Editor Palladium:
We have this day received from William E.
Bell, Agent for the Security Fire Insurance
Company, of New York, Fifteen Hundred
Dollars, cal, 5000, being the full amount of
our policy in said Insurance Company, on
our Saw Mill, which was totally consumed by
fire on the 30th 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 los 8 by said
Company, and would heartily recommend the
Security Fire Insurance Company of New
York, as an eminently safe and reliable Com
pany for all those desiring indemnity against
fire. PERRY PADDOCK
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

The LIBRARY Of Strasbourg, re
Gently destroyed by the bombs and
shells Of the Badeners, contained
10000 volumes; but NJ. B. Bal
iard's Drugstore at the Depot, is
still in good preservation, notwith-
standing the constant: raids that
are being made on it every day,
for Medicines, &c. He always has
the purest and best Of everything
in his line. Give him q call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

FURNIrURE MANUFACTURING As
socIArIoN.-A number Of persons
interested in establishing q Forni-
ture Factory, in this city, on q
large scale, met at No. 8 Engine
Hall. Saturday evening last, Chas.
Leive in the chair and John Prim-
rose, Secretary. Articles OF As
sociation were presented, read and
adopted. The shares were fixed
at S25 each, and the number Of
shares each person is entitled to
hold was fixed at 500. The Capt.
tai stock OF the Association was
fixed at 100000, with a promise
that the amount of stock may be
hereafter extended to the limit
allowed by the law. No stock is
payable until $50, 900 shall have
been subscribed. When that
amount is taken, work will be at
once commenced.
A committee of two from each
ward were appointed to canvass
for stock viz:
First Ward-Henry Kehlen-
brink, c. r. johnson.
Second Ward-John Messick,
Frank Mag.
Third Ward-John Primrose,
H. C.. Dunn.
Fouth Ward-Peter kaufman,
Oran Perry.
Fifth Ward-Charles Leive, Chris
Fetta.
On motion, w. A. Bickle, John
H. Popp and jesse P. Siddall. were
requested to wait upon Council
and ask assistance from that body
in carrying the project into sue
cessful operation.
Another meeting will be held
At No. 3 Engine Hall this (Satur-
day evening at u o'clock. All
interested are invited to attend.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

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