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Urn GOODS.

iHrg GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS.
AFURrHER REDUCTION.
Final closing out sale previous TO removal In a few
days. IMPERIAL CLOTH. EMPRESS CLOTH,
TAMTsE CLOTH, CANTON CLOTH. OTTOMAN
vELoUUS. BOMBAzINEs. BLACK ALPACAs.
BLACK SILKS AND PoPLINs SECOND MOURN.
ISG PoPLINS AND yEL0URs. AsrRAKHAS
CLOTH. BEAVERS. AND WATERPROOF CLOTH
GOOD BARGAlNS
lot Of summer goods and remnants at nominal
prices. Handsome CRAZE Wells, slightly damaged,
B6NNETs. SUITS, aud sAcQUEs at correspond.
Ing sacrifice, JACKSONS, b5l broadway,
MACY Housekeeping Goods, MACY
vi MACY House Furnishing Goods, MACi
MACY IiDbons and Millinery Goods MACY
MACY Hosiery and Gloves, &c. MACY
EVERYTHING ELSE
MACY Laces ana Embroidv ries, MACY
MACY Smnllwarcs and Trimmings MACY
MACY Toys ana Fancy Goods, MACY
MACY Books and stationery. MACY
At Popular Prices,
nth It, and SIN nv. New York.
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SUPhEiiE CUukT.-Mury f. Roe, lta a1
h.ptI; Leslnds de onlra Ie!.AE, -lSAL no. nS
Castro, Henrietta y, Ross de Ca.Iro jan, do cay!
Johe. Enr1ue Jones. iefei lAnE N w. N%S,'
nttlcd action on the sIst day OF Dscel,nr ~
the snetcrloer. referee Tor tnaI gur o'e g alt
sSi, Sro5m, il, nroaIway. m tn o"" city of ~.
York, through Roberts Mcclure iclio on a q,
day the zeal estate aud mortyasrd prcmt,is leclsie
lie 80 d, ald therein described a. follOws Al l4te.
sss %ad " nn and Scs in'
New YORK. o. tho soutiery side OF kghth 81 belsr,
witt Tweuiysix leet In breadth in iroaS aud ftN "
one hundred aud twenty feet In duptn cach W.
more or le.s commenc ng At point GI,'ait iron "
drcd aud eghty.six feet, and rum nc sout hefB ll
pa allel with Third nv. one hundred u d tserp =.
feet thence njrtherly aud parallel with Ihlrd ~ ~
hundred and twenty fe.t 20 snil Elgalh i VEG
OF 0tginnins which said promises r. nov kuo~l
plumber twenty-elghl lls) st. M.rkI place
JOHN II. COLBY, Rcfete',
JouN P. ALBHsrsoS. PiSiniGs Attorney. Troy
the county Of New YorE not &C Is HEREBY syenioS5
neft9ns aAylng CLAIMS against iona l'ct 60" -
tHy same, With vouchers thereof to The .uh cr5er =
their ONCE, Centre 4 IN the city Of Sew loT"
Oe;or. ne 10Th day Of Nay, ~. ,......,,.. ,aa
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JOIN W PETlluiikW, EAec'""
RICHARD c. DowhlNGD
IMPuMSUkNCE Of 40 o,der OF , ,. '. .Ir.5s
hAiss ssms asei NJ ctres a a, S "a
q Charles A. Easton. III Peal st., IA thr ciJ Nv
York. on or before the i0tn day MAJ ncXl ,,,,lt
DEBORAH khslON, : hrcuMugt
Dated New York, Nov 1861,
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1utfion Hottes
IT Il. LEEDS a. MINER.
NY. II. LEEDS. AUcTioNEER
WILL SELL MT
ORDER OF ExRoUTRIx.
THE
PINE ART COLLECTION
oy rm WEALTHY posrouAs, rur LATE
THOMAS THOMPSON. ESQ.
MONDAY, TIN DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT.
land continuing until tho whole collection IL dis
posed of
Attn O'Clock A. NJ. and * O'Clock p. NJ
Tus
LEEDS ART GALLERIES.
SIT aud sl9 BROADWAY,
Corner 18th st.. NEW YORK.
This extraordinary collection 10 the mos, extensive
ever offered in the United States,
VALUED AT ABOUT s5Oo.ooo.
AVID COMPRISING NEARLY
TWO THOUSAND OIL PAINTINGS.
Every one OF which selected BY thor late owner
prices varying from few dollars to many tho lsan Ia
each he having made the collection OF pictures tho
work OF lifetime, and devoted IN it tho Income OF
princoy fortune until the year 1890 since WHOA time
additions have boen made to tho collection.
AMoSa THIN ARE oRiotSALs Br
BENZ WEST, CIR THOS. LAwREVc7 ?, SIR 30 'HUA
REYNOLDS. SIR PETER LELY. GODFREY
KNELLER, ALLAN RAMSAY. GEORGE
MoELAND, HoGARTH. TUR.
NER, EAsMYrH. CoPLEY,
OPIE, STEWART.
And Others OF tho English School,
BOUCHER, DIX DUFR. 1SABEY. MIGNARD. DE
D3EUx. DIAZ. LAMBINEr, BARON.
And others OF tho French School
scHfDoNT. oUEREINo TENIERs. VAN osTADR,
ZUCcARELLI. VAN DYKE. &C.
Aho large number OF the most celebrated artists OF
the 18th. 10th, and i'th centuries. such n
TITAN, RUBENS, JoRDEANS, H0NTuoRsT,
and Others, eome OF Glitch
and "a such will aad repay attenton OF art )n
noisseurs.
800 PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHED PHnsoNAoEs.
Also. osrly work, OF now famous such as
SULLY, INMAN. BIERsrADT. DURAND, BROWN,
PEALR. DOUGHTY, BIRCH, HART,
And nearly every one known ten yeau ago.
The collection will be sold entire Ono pictures hsving
been added or taken nom ~ and without reserve or
limitation. to close the estatc. 1t Is now on exhibition
OF the
LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
Nos si1 and $40. and at the cxtonsyo Galleries ssi
Broadway. near i2th 1t. (over Csmpion d stuarls
Dry Goods Mart and Durham sons Music
Storey, New York.
Catalogues lover 100 pages) arc now ready and Will
be sent TO any address, receipts OF Is cents. by the
auctoneers
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Made Of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spir its.
and Refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced and
sweetened to please the taste, called 'Tonics,
'Appetizers,' 'Restorers,' &C., that lead the
tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are a
true medicine, made from the native Roots
and Herbs of California free from all Alco-
holic Stimulants They are the Great Blood
Purifier and Life Giving Principle. perfect
Renoyator and Invisorator of the System,
carrying off all poisonous me- tier, and rester-
ing the blood to healthy condition. No
person can take these Bitters according to
directions, and remain long unwe'l.
500 will be given for an incurable case,
provided the bones are not destroyed by
mineral poisons other means, and the vi
talorgans wasted beyond the point OF repair.
For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheuma-
tism, and Gou., Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Bilious. Remittent, and Intermittent Fevers,
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most sue
cessfuI. Such Diseases are caused BIZ viii
ated Blood, which is generally produced by
arrangement of the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the itiated Blood whenever you
find its impurities bursting through the skin
in Pmples. Eruptions or Sores: Cleanse it
when YOU find it obstructed and sluggish in
the veios: cleanse it when 1t IS foul, and your
feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood
pure and the health of the system will follow.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms. lurking in the
system of so many thousands, are etsectnally
destroyed and removed.
In Bilious remittent and. Intermittent Fe-
vers, these Bitters have no.eqpal. For full di-
rections read carefully the, cireSlap around
each bottle, printed in four language.
lish, German. French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Prop, 80 Commerce St. n. I !.
r. Ii. MCDONALD d CO., D-uEgist AID
General Agents, San Francisco. and. Sacra-
mento, California, and 80 81 Comwercs st.
".
~Sold by all Druggists. and Dealers
81 3m
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WHAT A CONTRAST!

Let that which is called the 10 wv
er STRATA of society. have a muss,
MILL OR q family jar, sufficient to
have the peace and dig OF Indi-
ana involved, and forthwith the
parties are arraigued in open court
= the details sifted to the bottom,
aad the result blazoned forth to
the world by an enterprising local
of some weekly or daily sheet
1t becomes, flowing as does the
stream through this channel, legit-
innate food for the public maw!-
But tue scene and all the circum-
stances surrounding it, is changed
when upper tendon and genuine
Goldfish aristocracy,' are similarly
situated as to their private muses.,
mills, and troubles. 'H-u-s-h-n is
the word, uttered not loud bu.
deep. Touch it lightly, for sweet
society's sake! The principals
and witness or two, are taken in
to the back room oe dispenser of
justice-a private trial had-the
principals fined just sufficient to
say that the bruised dignity Of the
State had been bathcd with arnica,
and the infiamm alton allayedl Is
it any wonder that complaints ar
being made that the savory cod
fish has tendency to remove the
bandage from Mrs. Justices eyes,
sufficiently long enough for her to
catch a glimpse and sniff of the
tempting morsel! Yet "such is
life!
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RICHMoND, Aug. 20, 1870.

SYNOPSIS OF COUNCIL PROCEED
INGs.-Council met on Tuesday
last, when Mr.. Gasr, was duly
sworn into Office as Councilman for
I'd Ward, in place of A. j. Bell.
Side walks on North Ft. Wayne
Avenue ordered by resolution to
be improved. East side of Marion
from Main to Walnut, and East
side Of Pearl from Main to first al
ley South, ordered to be paved
Three Hundred Dollars were ap-
propriated to pay the interest on
the debt against "H Home of Friend
less" building. Board of Public
Improvement reported receiving
from the Mayor. City Bonds for
$4,000, and depositing same in
Citizens Bank. No. 2 Fire Co
was granted permission to attend
the Tournament at Urbana, and to
take Engine with them. Sealed
proposals are to be advertised for
street-crossings. Fifty Thou
sand Dollars Of City Bonds, have
been negotiated in n. Y. through
the aid of c. F. Coffin, at 81 cents
on the dollar. A recon mendation
from the Finance Committee was
adopted TO take up $4,000 of
Railroad Bonds at IS cents on the
dollar, and 5000 worth OF Gas
Bonds, provided said Bonds will
net the City 10 per cent. per an
mum. A portion of Washington
street, was granted Curme, Dunn &
Coffman for improving their tan
merry. The Committee on Fire
Department, was authorized to bid
on lot to be sold at Sheriff's Sale
on Main street, and also to bid on
lot to be sold at Public Sale,
owned by Albert Schnorr. Bill
for lithographing City Bonds.
amounting to S75. Allowed.
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'BRo. DAVE didn't object to the pub
LEGATION Of the Reid>J ulian case in the
Radical, Bro. Julian he only wanted you
TO give some more Of the same sort ofIN-
TkREsrINa matter to your readers.
Had we edited the Jeffersoaian and
denounced the Abolition platform we
were THEN supporting, like Bro. Julian
did, we should feel as tho life was in
deed 'distasteful' to US and resort to the
same extreme measures that Judas did,
or go to peddling peanuts!
We neither voted for Mr. Reid, print
ed bogus tickets or swung round the
circle with Andy Johnson but if we
had been guilty of all these things, we
wouldn't have felt as mean as we think
Bro. Julian ought to feel at the thought
of his past political istifications and
tergiyersationS,
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BOS TON. MASS

10y virtue of an Execution to me directed
u from the Wayne Civil Circuit Court will
expose at Public Sale, at the Court House door
in the town of Centreviile, Wayne county,
Indiana, on the Sd day of September, 1870,
between the hears or 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock P. NJ, on said day. the following prop
ertv, to wit:
Situated on the southeast corner of Main
and Pearl streets, edmond, Indiana, and be-
lug part of Lot as laid outby John Smith.
and described follows: Commencing at
the northwest corner OF said lot 4, thence
east 1914 feet. thence south Lob feet, thence
west 32-27100 feet. thence north 9S-s-l00 feet
to beginning, and all the;appartenances thereto
belonging; and being lot No. Ia on a plat con-
tanning sub division of lots No. 4, 5, l0f and
l07 which plat IS in Recorders Office, of
Wayne eouaiy, IN The Record of Town Plats,
No. 2, page lI3. To be sold as the property
of Jason Ham, to satisfy said Execution in
my hands in favor of James Brown
JACOB 5. BALLENGER, Sheriff of Wayne
County, August 5th, 1870.
WIN. A. BIcKLE, Atty for Pi'f.
aug 81 81
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SheriH's Sale.

nY virtue of an Execution to me directed
Dirom the Wye Common Pleas Court viii
expose At Public Sale, at the Court House
door IN the town of Centr evilie, WAYNE conn
ty, Indiana, On the Sd day September. 1870.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M. and 4
o'clock p. M, on said day, the following
property, to-wit: Part of the SOUTHWEST
quarter OF section ten, township seventeen.
range fourteen, beginning at the southeast
corner OF said quarter section, thence nort., Sc
poles and 4-10 to marked stone on the
south side of the road; thence west 59sI rtds
to marked stone in the line of Nathan PARK
ers land; thence south on said line SO 4,o
perches TO marked stone On the section
line; thence east on said line 5sx poles n
the place of beginning; ana part of the
southeast Quarter of the section township
and ra ge aforesaid; beginning At tbs
southwest corner of said quarter section.
thence east 10 rods to a stake; thence north
81 rods to stake; thence north-westxsrs-
iy ~ rods; thence south 50 rods 10 the ha-
ginning; containing in all, 80 acres. to be soId
as the property of Milton Arnett, 10 satisfy
said Execution in my hands, in favor of Hen
ry r. Hobbs and Joseph w Parker, said sale
without relief from valuation or appraiaement
laws. JACOB y BaIJESGEp
Sheriff Of Wayne County.
Payne 4 Whitridge. A,s'ys Ppf.
August 10Th, 1870 $9-ts
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SheriH's Sale.

10y virtue of Decree and Execution to
ID me directed from the Wayne Circuit
Court, will expose at Public Sale, at the
Court House door il the town Of Centerville,
Wayne County, Indiana, on the tenth day of
September, 1870, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock P. NJ, on said
day, the following property to-wit:
Lot number 3 in that part of the City of
Richm laid out by W. A. Bickls, on South
Fifth Street on land purchased from the Es-
tate OF Samuel Smith. deceased. Also out
Lot No in that part of sa aid City of Richmond
laid out by Commissioners appointed by the
Wayne Probate Court to sell the Real Estate
of Samuel Smith, deceased. described as fol-
lows to-wit: Beginning at the north east cor
ner of said out lot No. 5 on South Fifth Street;
thence South along said Street 100 feet; then ce
West 132 feet; thence North 100 feet; thence
East TO the place of beginning 1872 feet; and
known as the Brewery property.
To be sold as the property Of Margret
Sheurer, ct al, 10 satisfy said Decree and Ex-
eeution in my hands in favor of William A..
Bickie ct al. Said sale without relief from
valuation appraisement laws.
JACOB ). BALLENGER, Sheriff of Wayne
County.
WK. A. BIcKLE, Atty for Plaintiff.
Aug 20, sets.
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Questions for parents to answer:
Does it improve the morals Of tn
boys of the city to allow them to
stand around the Calaboose, and
witness the incarceration of VIC
Tins, and hear the remarks that
are made on the occasion ? Are
not the class of boys who are per-
mitted to frequent these places, in
danger of becoming, themselves,
inmates Of the Calaboose ? just as
boys who frequent Saloons, to look
on, often become inebriates.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the citizens eff Wavne
II township, Wavne county, Sta tie of Indi-
ana, that will apply at the Eext session of
the Board of County Commissioners of Wayne
county, Indiana, to be held IN September,
1870, for license TO sell iutoxica ting liquors in
less Quantities than quart at time, aud
permit the same TO be drank on the premises.
Said pre- misses are situated and described as
10 llows, to-wit: Being the south east corner
of and part of lot number Nine Iol in that
part of the city Of Richmond laid out by Isaac
E Jones, and being two story brick house,
triangular in shape, fronting on Fort Wayne
avenue In said city, west side. and north of
w Arlington avenue, and few feet south of
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Railroad
track, and ow occupied as saloon.
Aug. 6, lS10.n2l MAURICE WELSH
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Home of the FriendIess.


Since last Report, the following
donations have been made to the
Home, by different persons
Z. G. Potts, $40; NJ. NJ. Hudson,
Medicine; Richard Pedrick, one
Bureau; Zeller Bros 50 Loaves
Bread and 50 pounds Of Crackers,
Dean King, one bushel Apples, w.
B. Henshaw, Cabbage, Potatoes,
Beets, Apples and Onions; Mount
Vernon, five pounds Of Flour, one
peck Of Apples. one bushel of Pc
tntoes, one peck OF Cucumbers, one
bushel of Corn and 90 pounds OF
Soap; G. Snow, Beets and Cuc1m-
bers. BY order Of the Board.
S. A. ILIfF, Acting Sec'y.
RICHMoNp, Aug. 20, 1870.
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The G. II. IL Fit. w. Railroad
track is completed as far as the
outskirts of Winchester. A change
through that town has delayed is
progress further, for the past week,
but the grading is now probably
done, and the resumption of laying
the rails will be commenced on
Monday, when the track will soon
be completed to Ridgeville. 1t is
hoped that those who have sub
scribed stock by conditional notes,
will pay up Immediately, SO that
the work may receive the proper
impetus. "Money makes the mare
co." and so it does Railroads. Pay
up.
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general public, with the most absolute con-
viction that it can never fail to accomplish All
that is claimed for il.
1t is HARMLESS IN THE EXTREME, at all tiaass
and under all circumstances; and IS unequal
led by any remedy yet known to the world
where a purgative is indicated.
It~produces little or no PAIN in its opera.
| ton; leaves the organs entirely free from IL
ritation, and never. in the slightest degree,
overtaxes or excites the nervous system.
In BILIOUS DISEASES, Indigestion and Dys-
| pepsta, it Is INVALUABLE.
| 1t is the grand PURIFIER CF TEE BLOOD,
, and hence cannot fail to eradicate from the
system Scrofula, Erysipeles, Salt Rheum.
Canker, and Cutaneons Eruptions generally.
| Irregular or want of Appetite, Colds, Coughs,
Asthma. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Collie Pains,
Diarrh9a, Water-brash, Sour and Bitter
Stomach. and fouiness and faintness of the
| same; Impure breath. dizziness, sympathetic,
Nervous, or Sick Headache, Rheumatism,
Gout, and InfamatipEs an all forms-these-
and all kindred diseases can always be who'll
| ly cured or greatly relieved by this mild yet
powerful remedy.
General debility with its in.eparabie ac-
| northumberland and physicaf-and
such as green sickness, lassitude Of mind and
body, drowsiness, indisposition to exercise,
weakness of tile limbs, feelings of discour-
agement, despondency anil distrust-al dis
appear under it's magic influence.
1t regulates and invigorates The bowels; 10
q sure antidOte for OBJ .inate costiveness and
plies; gives renewed VITor % the StOm1chs
evokes the action of the liver; dissipates the
yellow dye of Jauadice and eradicates from
the skin, bilious spots or moult-moth and
ireckes.
1t excites the kidneys to renewed, vigor-
Gus and healthy action; aEd is certain to
bring prompt relief in all cases Of Diarrhea
and Dysentery.
1t is eminently effectuai In The cure of all dis
eases of children, however infaate, especial.
ly for collie, worms, and irritation and f5etfui-
ness while teetbng.
As dinner pill or digestsr, it is second to
none other, taken with the food. 1t operates
as general Alternative, whereby the entire
impaired organism is stimulated to renewed
energy, and to a healthy vieor and vitality. 1t
is extensively used by the Faculty as a con-
venient and thorough cathartc, having no ac-
ton other than the one intended Sent
by mail on receipt of price and postage, viz
Box, S0.2j Postage 6 cents.
5 Boxes, 90 $ Is &
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
and by TURNER s.. CO., Sole Prop'rs,
12O FREMONT ST.,
DnSTON 1D
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-20

THs special pleading Of our P. n. P.
M, for Iss staining that nuisance in the
n f. corner Of the room, under the plea
Of selling stamps to the public, is an
swered by the fact that the money de-
p1rtment on the West ssc. of the room,
was fitted up especially for that purpose
by his former efficient Clerk, Henry
Schulof and was so used. until the idea
Of peanut stani sprang from the pro-
life brain Of the Proprietor OF IL and the
P. O. Aside from the sale of the three
P's-Peanuts, Pamphlets and Papers,
that corner is about as much Of an ac-
commoiaton to the public in the way OF
selling stamps az fifth wheel to
wagon would be to its locom 1tion, when
the money-order department will &C.
commodate the public quite as well, and
SAVE THE ROOM to the People. that is
now taken up for the P. n. P. Ms.
private benefit.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-20

NEW ALBANY is celebrated for
it's kindhearted fathers. May Of
the gray-haired old papas are per
fecuy willing to toll hard from sun
rise till sunset to support large,
stout and brawny- shouldered sons,
who while away the hours and
days and weeks playing base bail
There are not many cities can
boast such fathers.-Ex.
Our little city cannot, probably,
boast of as many kind, good papas
as New Albany; yet she has a
reasonable share of 'em, who fur
nish food and clothing for the
"dear boys whose delicate health
would soon fail if cut off from this
hcalthful and profitable ssavocation. )"
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FArAL1TY.-The Union City Eagle

FArAL1TY.-The Union City Eagle
Of the 10th of August, in an obitu-
aI'y notice Of the sudden death Of
JOHN B. PosEY, Of our city, thus
sums up record Of fatality, among
the parents of Teachers of last
years School in that place, that is
indie ed remarkable:
Last winter Miss Farson and
Miss Baldwin each buried a father,
MIR Dwinen father.in law, and
now, on Lords day last, the Miss
Poseys followed their faith er to his
last resting place."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-20

BoUGur OUR. 4. Iiff has pur-
chased the entire Stock Of Tobacco and
Cigars, at No. 228 Main street, from
conduction Ofthe business by his BROTH
err, Jos. P. Tiff, who, for go-ahead, ster-
ling business qualifications is not ex-
cclled by any one in our acquaintance
Doing business on CASH BASIS, the Pro.
prictor OF No. 223, will be found selling
Tobacco and Cigars at fair and reasona-
BILE prices. Old customers OF the estab-
lishment are invited to continue their
patronage. and now ones arc solicited to
come in
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-20

A young man, by the name of
BLACK, brakeman on the passenger
train from this city to Xenia, until
recently, but for the past two or
three weeks employed on one of
the Western Roads from Indianap-
oils, was killed by falling between
cars, near Indianapolis, Thursday
last. His remains were taken to
Xenia, where his parents reside, for
interment.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-20

NORTH VERNON, IND, Augns. 1e.-
Sc nator Morton spoke here to-day, to
about twelve thousand persona, the peo-
pie turning out by every turnpike and
railroad. The Jacksonville Railroad
gave every enco ur agement in its power,
bringing hundreds on every train.
Senator Morton's speech was power
fuI and unans cradle, and was closely
listened to by all who could crowd with>
in the reach-more than giving satis,ac-
lion to all. Democrats admit that his
arguments can not be met, and wore
c1untenanccs slsrmingly heightened.