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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
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The Texas steet1iiis Morals,
DISPOSITION AND PECULIARITIEs.
By MARK TWAIN IN BUFFALO EXPRESS.

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The Texas steer is a creature not
noted for his docility. We have in
terviewed him from the outrageous
branches of q high tree to which he
pursued US, and therefore can speak
credibly in regard to his disposi-
ton and characteristics. Ho may
be considered a fit companion for q
hungry stomach when served up
hot in proper quantities on a plate,
but taken collectively his presence,
in connection with a promenade or
a business walk, is not desirable.
We should infer froffi all the infor-
nation we hase been enabled TO OBJ
tain, that be is q native Of Ttxas--a
territory long famed for the breed
ing of all manner of cussedness. He
may be considered q moral brute,
for his tendencies are extremely
eisyhtihg. He Is a philantropist,
and has caused many an humble
citizen to take q very sudden rise
in the world. These may be count
ed his good POINTS, if he has any.
On the other hand, he is an irri-
table, disconnected fellow, and when
penned in crowded cars for a few
days without food or. drink, allows
his angry passions to get the bet,
tor of his discretion and sense Of
propriety. In fact be becomes very
much excited, and we may here
state that we have at times seen
him acorned." While in transit
through the city in such exaspers-
ted frame of mind, he will, 70 speak
technically, "bolt," and appropriate
TO himself the freedom Of the city
although not rendered him in a
gold box by the authorities. His
attention TO the pedestrians be, may
meet are expressits. You viii see
him trot TO all Sppearances afniea-
bly,, and then al ofa sudden the de-
ceitful euss viii ego" for you, and
you must accept both horns Of the
dilemma When Augustus, after
The cares and anIieties OF tbe busy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

Denton county has scallawag who has
been overlooked by the radicals in their ap-
pointments, and is now trying TO bring
himself into notice by writing blood and
thunder Ku Klux stories for the Mckin-
ney Messenger. lie, no doubt; feels him
self as capable Of befouling the ju-
dicial ermine as any who have been ap-
pointed 10 seats on the bench: What a
pity that there are more radicels than Of
fees And more, that a good Confed.
should come all the way from Mississippi,
out-radical the native moss-backs and car
ry off the prize. Too bad He legislature
will have 10 originate more sinecures.
mckinney Enquirer, Oct. l
There ID, said to be q man in this county
who pays his wife regularly every month
four dollars TO keep her mouth shut; and
every time she speaks to him when not pb-
soluiely necessary, BE, ,"doeks" 6er one cent
A word. He went 10 John Robinsons cir
Gus the other night and got home very late
! and rather uncertain in his movements,
when she tooE out months wages at one
setting, but hs finally agreed not 70 "eount
it, in order TO get TO sleep. This is GER
tainly new family arrangement.-libid.
PsrxIux oS corrox.-samusl J. Taylor,
Of Dallas, hss placed in the hands OF our
tovnsman, jesse shain, the sum Of twenty
dollars in gold, TO be awarded TO the pro-
ducsr Of the bale Of the finest cotton er-
hibited ct the Collin county Far. Judges
are be selected BY the Directory.-lloid.
srRucK BY LIeHrrSe.-we are Informed
by Mr.. Jos. W. Bsines that on the 2Sd ult-,
a. -l.--.- A an. rnstdeure N yohn Hmm
man, was struck By lightning and himself
and family, who we're sitting in The room,
considerably shooked. We are glad 70 Dc
able 70 state that no ssrious damage vs'
done Ibid.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

A little boy Or 8 years old was found
about ten days ago, on the prairie near
Gathens. He says his name is willie
Wesley Burney, and that be got Lost from
tHs wagon day or two before: Says h.
fgther moved from Georeis, but stopped
awhile in Calvert. His father is an old
man, and Sas moving in . red wagon with
two muIes. The little fellow is with Phil
In Gathiks1[ Cieburne Chronicle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

Az OLD MAIL ROUTE TO BIB RE-
vIvED.-we learn from Captain
Dwyre that the p. o. Department
have determined to reopen the o.d
mail route from Waco TO Alexan-
dria, La, on Red River, this time
Che ,uiail to be tri-weekly. Starting
At Waco the line will be by way OF
Springfield. Cotton Gin, Fairfield,
Palestine, Rush, NAcogdoches, San
Augustine, Sabine town 10 Alexan-
dria. This route will be advertised
at the next letting and 60 into ope-
ration next July.-Waco Register.
WiIlisn Cullen Brysnt, though seventy
sir years old, Is bale and sotive, with ,
boyisb bloou or his cheek and . yosfhsc'
brifhtrss. il his eye.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

INDIAN. SooUrs,-Captain Samson
commanding Rangers at Camp
Verde, has sent scouting parties
along the dividing line of the Gau-
dalupe and Llano waters; also along
the GaudalHpe and Medina ridges
the Medina and Frio, and the head.
waters, Of the Blanco, Cibilo and
Sisterdals creeks. There are now
teff Ranger companies doing from.
tier service from Fort Griffin to
Camp Verde, and all eager to deal
with the red misoreants, who are
poured tpon our frontier like a tor
rent from the Wichita Reserve,
----. IAustin Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

n6y The Associate Editor of the HERALD
has cause to thank Major Wv. Peak, Of
tho popular firm of J. W. Smith & Co., for
n beautiful article, at q starvation "
price /: l.; to t'sAE;; j sbisA he a. ono.
trnnsfsred to his "better half" and with
which she was delighted. BY the way, the
stock Of Smith & Co. Of Dress and other
Goods for ladies is exceedingly we'll selec.
ted and cannot fail TO satisfy the most
fastidious pitehaser. Call and see.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

~ We received the first few numbers
Of the Calvert "Tribune," . radical chick
en- pie paper that has sprung. GGp out Of the
office Of the late Calvert Enterprise. 1t
looks just like the last named paper, typo
graphically, but not at all like lit editori'
ally. The Tribune is published tri.weekiy
by the Republican Club Of Robertson coun-
~, with c. s. Giilespis as business mana
ger ana local editor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

pay- fhe London Builder is out in long
srtiols deploring the bad effect Of the Eu.
ropean war on artists aud se,ms TO think
the destruction of buildings, statues, ETC.,
will be hard on builders. Now, We dom
think so. The more beef the people des.
troy, the better 1t will be for The butchers
The more buildings and statues that may
be destroyed, the more the builders and ar
lists will have 10 do.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

Ar Ii. last royal assem- Sisgs Of Grant b
Co, his majesty sppOinted bic last brother
ir-isv 70 once. Having no more kinfoik,
60 far ss 10 nov known, il isgensrslly be-
Iisved that there viii never be another
meeting Of the Cabinet until somebody
nsrriss into fhs royal family.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

6hsflotts 3Hiliatd was the first
notable female pfihter. She was in
busifiess k5f ff5 Ssats In Paris
from 1906 to 1856.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

f. driuisrs srs h5ffitsd al report
hat in opening SORE ttt chests, u fork
recently, fbs tesf Of q hnrdsred Chinsrsn
sss fond {. sre, aud The bosy and Heb
in suothef.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
100 F,
Odd Fellows Cemetery
NOTICE.

rI,IiE following resolutions were adopted AZ the
Tccuar meeting Of the Dallas Lodge No. 81
l. 20. T., May Is, lsI0;
Rc,oirs,i |. The Lodge alone BOA 'he rish' W
property In the Cemetery.
q The right OF burial In osr grounds Ia not &C.
mira, by the purchase Of lot bnt 10y virtue Of henE
in good standing In the Lodge at the time OF dem"
= None hut members IN good standing ~ ssme
regular Lodge and their immediate families shall bs
inferred on onr Cemetery.
g. Tho Immediate family Of member consists Of
hi4 wife, widow aud minor children and none
others. ..
8. The right ceases when a member is suspended
4 The members Of tho immediate family Of mn
ancient or expelled Odd Fellow which were inferred
while he was In COED standing In the order shall DC
permittcd to remain undisturhcd but ho shall bs
,.rharred from any further irtermehts.
Bro. Il. W. Hunt Is appointed 10 take charge O.
the Cemetery, and see that tins RESOLUTION "on'
forced.
by o'00' o' '"O "''s' wAGNLh, i. t.
Attest: II. G. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Dallas, Jurc l, 1870 -.ii:u 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

Truth is born with ne, and we do
violence 10 our nature when re
shake Of our veracity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

Gen. Phil. Sheridan
many lessons in the arr
camp Of The Prussians
be OF great value TO him
ever again lead Amerf
to battle-whioh may lie
lie Is now witnessing ho
lied nation can condnct 4
He secs the rrnssiana w
great armies N the fed, D
defeucelsss citizens. Sheridan,
sitting in the Prussian camp, q
recount tohH brave and sncouplt3 D
Cd hoss that SHENANDOAH esnf~c|
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

Disease comes. in by bundred
weight and goes out BY ounces.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

10 "a " n.
Few houses havs passed " 81 TX yyllfIsH
of business with tho honor
for integrity enjoyed by l}S
sums Co. 1t is therefoX&{
that we speak Of its bel
its strength augmented j
of Wn,. C. Powell, Fl
Reynolds, POWELL Il DSfx2 49,
The new firm which N
Sessums, Powell & GU ,tasE
Cotton Eactots, and \ A.
chants. ,Mr. Powell is FEA || al Il q 60
known TO the business, GOV ;,S =
interior, for his mercantile sSsscsy and
integrity. lie viii 5emaiu in Bas,rop dqs:
ing the cotton season. OF him the Boz
trop Advertiser uses this fatteripg lGns
guage: n"Mr. p. is not only popular among
the farmers and business men Of thass
parts, but is decidedly ono of the most Al
ientiye, prompt, reliable s. .qni vs,ll qy.alifof
business tien ID the cotftry, add viii ,tsE
taftly increase the trade OF this already
popular and deserving house, a. least ons
hundred per cent. from this seolion. In
fact, we opine that larger amount ofIcct-S
ton will be shipped 10 this house from Bass
trop, Travis, Caldwell and ,Fsyetts ,eoun:
ties, than to any other two in the Island
city" ..t- y. rg2
Language like this frem ones neighbors
is very agnecSble, and Is. Testimony AZ
moral, and commercial worth not to 10
under slued.-tGalveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
PRoeIAlIATIoS
90 "a ssVEEses q TaS sElgs % EEkAs.
H. lhs Aassis RsFg,itsRl Q

] - ~ A-sNs Asf='at-.A
EffHF lr
Ha .. a. slfss a. flfsrasf
/ Coz rit.s rFs-IE." sa,LFsas
llSA 10 siEs siIiy days ua'.ss sfsn sPs-
eisl sleslieIs 70 ni Eaeaus..s 10 tGs Les-
islsiuFs, 90 10 aay sis's suHiY stes
vhss Eteahsyis b. b.lri By slsssisa
may haEf 'lFTsi, saa - u. F
NhsEvss, Tassrt.ss hss 0sssnsl "a ihs
Legislature Asi g lsiy 0rs~s lsFsisbsiss
msAiloAsi, All u IL IrsiTsl n tl nies'
siIhnui uhnetsssaTy irlay,
Nov, therefore, I, Eimnad J, Dasis,
GossFher 0fsaid State, by slFine eflhs An-
ihoFliy 10 ns vested. De hsrsby diFfs, tAAs
an sleeilon bs held In The ssFeHl ,sis'rics
ahd counties hsFsihbsles. uisni,oaea ~ MI
the vacancies IN tks. legislative aai sooe.
~ erhess tagllta,ATitsd TesPeeiissly--s.h
slsetloa, % Be held fsr foar eaassessrs
dsys eeinnvncing on 1nu tass ssss.-l,
tbeihg the 2s,h day. u the men'h ei No'
ven Der neat "a ihseosnty ssrv o. rs rr
sral counties, and 10 - sondhsiss ~ ns
officers holding ihs sane IN sl f.sfseu, "
eonformity with the provisions OF sAla isS
aud this proclamation, tlIs -
In the Second Senatorial DisirieL tAh.
gellaA, NAsedoehrs, Sabine, sah AnEas.
tine, Shelby and Trinity solahs'l ehs
Representative. .l..u., ,g"i
10 III, Third Senatorial District tchsre..
kss aud Houston eouh,isil one Senator aaa
w Ia n, "r. sIr,S ssers.io-i.is bl.,rsv, (ssiia
and upshtr eouniissl one hspressntsu,s.
IL the Eighteenth Senatorial plsu'et
leon, freesione aud RobeT'soa eoun''p
one Representative.
Ia the Hlne,esnih Senatorial District
Tans, Limestone and MeLsnnHn eouh'ie'l
one Representative. : O."
Ia the twenty second sena,oriAl Dis'r'et
Cooke, Deaion, Grayson, Jack Monsgus
aud Wise eolntiesl one RsprcsentAu.e.
In the Twsn,y.hhh Senatorial ipstsie'
COLORADO and Laysea eouniiesl one Sena'
tor and Representative.
Ia the Twenty.siIth Senatorial pis'rio'
iBas,rop aud faye,ie cOuntiss) one s'ha'
tor. 4,
lThen follows an order for sneleetion fg
flf vacancies In the Office of Justice OF the
Peace in ninety odd counties
.-
To Gil vacancies In The Office OF jrsIlee az
the peace Ia any county, all the e'es.ors
| throughout lne county wiz 10 WiN" - J.
vote for each, but the persons ,N0lef' !, ~
must reside within. the respective pISs.I
for which they may be chosen
The votes viii be countel N \ r.
made out md Forwarded "a II.
of State in conformity v NV 4
Of section 80 Of the act ofefJl8f A.f'4l9t{t I
Of Texas, approved Auguf ily 4. IN NJ y
The attention Of Oihcs n 4! n N! I n ~ "a
ters and others is GALLEY },j1,lffk
Of the law Of this Stat, l{f1l6{){f } Il, Il 4
States, published wisA9lJ11 \ 4, jI{
enacted to secure The Il y }}3jSllg}IlMF
tigh, Of suffrage, Ft;;I1i 3f Y sjSi 4 l3
interfere with N VI .l3H9t
year Of our Lord, one thonsbnd 2t.it,,tJiGy
drcd and seventy, and the infefH Ag{ X9e
the United States the nihety-f$ $1};S D
Texas the thirtwift6. ~ Whsi} t,lSs,s Gsi
RDMUND J. DAVIS, tVf3}
By the Governor: .r g. EzX&sfh
JAMES p. NEwcoMp, Secretary %s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
FLEMING BROS, PrTTsrUscz, Pa.

pa De.lsrs sad Physi1i.ns ora~ins from ohs-s thss
r-ninz Bros III o. v-l = Srits tns1 -,
b. pssrbu-gk pa To thos vshing % gfs IN =
rrfai. vs vi frw.rt pr nai- po~ p.ia = s,r -
-. Tris-s Esrs-- ous bur q Piili ~ tuss nr->-rf
80 sTr-5rs o. ,us vinl of v~mifur ~ tE>-@
fi.-.----rf s-sfu-s Al urd-r fun C.nnns - - -
emp liii.i - frs1tJ os-n srfrA
F- - ~ pHE-. ~ os--eI s'T' ="
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24
THE ORlDE GOLD WATCH

In Massive Oride Gold Double Hunting
Magic Spring Cases, elegantly engraved, OF
engine turned, Genuine Patent Lever Move.
ments, full jeweleee regulated and warranted
to keep correct time. and wear equal to Gold
precisely ike in appearance, make, finish,
brlilancy of color, TO $500 Gold Watch. One
OF these splendid u atches will be forwarded
by mail free to any addresa, in handsome mo
roco case, lind with vel, ct and satin, (La-
dies or Gents size Watch, for only SI2
Watches for holiday presents manufactured
to order.
Genuine American Watches of all grades.
IN Gold or Silver Cases, from SIS up to 5000,
Other Gold Watches equally low. With
every CLUB of six Watches of any kind " e
send one extra of same kind free, as a pre-
MUM to getter up of Club. A superior stock
OF Genuine Orde Gold Chains. from S. TO Sc
each, warranted fully equal to Gold in bril-
Iancy OF color, wear, &c. Bills Of over SI2
collected on delivery. If desired All niIIs of
Sl2 and less must be ash in p. o. money or
ders, or registered letters, at our risk Goods
earthly selected, Packed and forwarded pre-
paid by mail, or by express. on recent Of
price Sale delivery of all Goods gt,arant eeti
watches forwarded 10 be examined to parties
known, when express charges both WAYS are
paid. No Goods forwarded west of the Mis-
slssippi River, with bill to collect on delivery.
Purchasers must pay all express charges on
goods sent &. .. D.; also for return of money
All Cash orders forwarded free of CHARGES
to destination. Catalogues Free Address
all orders CHAS. Z. NORTON 4 co.
IMPORTERS OF WATCHES, &c
Established 1851. Sc Nassau St..N.Y<
7e-lyear.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24
The Mayor Bennett.Cnse.

Last week we alluded to this disgraceful
affair, and stated that the Grand Jury had
the matter in charge and it would be attend
| ed to. This has now been done, and the re-
suit of the Investigation is that three in
dictments were found against the Mayor. LIST,
Assault and Battery with intent to Kill; I'd,
Assault and Battery; 81, Carrying Concealed
| Weapons. Whilst the Grand Jury were at
tending to the Bennett Case the Board of Po
lice disposed of the Chief. N. NJ. Lacey, for
the following good and suffi cient reasons:
"1st, That NJ II Lacey has failed to peri orm
bis duty as Chief of Police in perm ting an
ARRAY in his office kaown Police Head
curriers', between 7. w, Bennett and Smith
Case"
"2nd, That NJ. NJ Lacey, has failed to sat-
isfy the requirements of Sec !, Of the Rules
| and regulations governing the Police FdDee:
mo officer can necessarily expect to re-
tain his office, unless his conduct be such as
to secure the good will of the respectable
portion of the community
Col. John ). McGraw, was appointed in the
place of Maj. Lacey. This is good ap,
pointment and universally satisfactory. The
Board have the cases of other members of the
Force under adyisemect, under Sec. l above
quoted. They arc in the line of duty and will
be sustained. Our neig hbor of the Indepen
dent is mistaken when he says the Council
confirmed the action Of the Board relative
to Maj. l.. removal--that was one of the
Boards specific duties and needed no process
of confirmation. More anon.
The following is poetic description of the
affair furnished us by our friend THROTTLE
who has stuck to the text and made the sub
ject "mello 1-dious:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24
RED MEMS BALL AND SUPPER,

On the Both inst, the Red Men
of this city, propose to have pro-
cession and Grafton in the after
noon, and, in the evening, a Grand
Ball and Supper, to which all who
are invited will be allowed to par.
t;cipate. They will all appear in
costume, and those attending will
be furnished costumes.
Tickets, $3.50, including Supper.
Gallery ...........2 5 cents
The entertainment comes off at
Lyceum Hall. and the Year will be
closed it'll fitting festivities.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

MooRB's RURAL New Y oRKER.-
One of the best, if not THE best
Agricultural Papers published in
his country, is the Rural New
Yorker, published at New York
City snd ct Rochester, N. Y. by
D. d I. Moore. The price per
year is given in another column,
and, to say that it is the largest
and cheapest paper in the country
would be he tru!ii and no flattery.
We commend it TO our farmer
friends as eve. y way worthy OF
their patronage.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

We ask the particular attention
OF our readers to the discussion
between 'Volo' and .Nolo,' on the
Tariff question. They both han
die their pens as though they were
not at q loss for words. 1t is a
dry subject; but they are throwing
considerable interest into it, be
cause they are reaching towards
the most tender part Of humanity;
the pockets Of the People.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

Mrs. Mendenhall residing on
Main, between Pearl and Front
while sitting in the house Saturday
evening, was frightened badly by
ball from a pistol. coming through
the window, and passing her head
dangerously near. Policeman Ben
nett Tgas sent for, but he failed to
iearn whether it was intentional or
accidental.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

Theft. "A young man, who ha .
for sometime accompanied the
wcrld renowned Van Ambureh
in lis wanderings, and who had at
last returned here to his family,
stole $40 from Martin Bennett on
Monday night last. The loss Of
the money was discovered and POI
liceman Bennett set upon the track
Of the t-ief; and the young mas
was arrested in that part Of our
city known as the sflats,' where he
had already ridded himself of
portion of the i'll begotten stamps.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

Christmas again; but Dickens is
not here. He will be missed more
while the Holiday fires burn and
the mistletoe is fresh on tue wall
than at any 9th. time Of the year.
Christmas is on Sunday. Why
not regard Monday rs Christmas
and allow the laboring millions to
enjoy weekday of rest2 Surely
no harm could come from it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

lNDIANAPoLIS for the last few
evenings has had an entertainment
at the Academy Of Music, called
tho Christmas Tide Bazaar 1t
was conducted by the ladies of the
St. Pauls Cathedral A 500 car
riage was voted to the most popu-
lar clergyman of the city Episco-
pal CLERGY man not vrta.I for
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

ONE of our exchanges thinks
that the sting of bee carries con-
viction with it, because it makes 8
man n bce-leaver. Whether this
is SO or not, it is true nevcrthe-
less. that Eugene Harold has eY-
cry thing in his Drugstore fer the
healing Of the sick and afflicted
Go there and patronize him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

Ct.n lDan who owes his shoe
maker say his sole is his own -
Bdt then there is no mead of any
body being in debt for boots and
shoes. Estell Il Sons sell these
goods, Of the best quality, at such
low price that every body ought
to be supplied. Their stock is
very large. The weather demands
that the feet should be we'll clothed.
The place to get boots or shoes is
at Estell d Sons, No. lSl Main
Street
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

"a VALUABLE Book We call
attention to the advertisement TINS
headed in another column Of to
days paper. 1t is designed by
the publisher, to make the work
indispensable to every Christian
family and every Minister Of the
Gospel. 1t is the most complete
compend of important information
which has been compiled in this
country, containing over geo pa
ges. and the price is only 800.
The Departments Of the work,
is ms follows, 1st. Explanations of
the Cycles OF Times; I'd, A Civil
and Commercial Department.; Sd,
An extensive Agricultural De-
partment, giving Statistics of the
various products Of the country;
4th, An Ecclesiastical Department;
9Th, Department Of Church Work,
containing the Statistics of Be
nevolent Contributors for the coun
try at large; 9Th, An Educational
Department., with q complete List
Of Colleges throughout the coun-
try, and their esiden.s; 9TH, A
similar List OF the Theological
Seminaries of all denominations:
sth, Medical Departme nt, Medical
Colleges, &c; 9th, Legal Depart-
ment, Law Schools, &c.
Address,
SIDNEY F.. MORSE, Jr 81 Co.
81 Park Row New York
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

FAST AND COOP - A bout the
first of this month, while old Jack
Frost was asleep, A. j. WooroS
d Bro, in eight days, completed the
brick-work Of w. ID. Mendephall's
building, which contains $4,000
brick. Myrick & Stevenson were
the contractors for the entire COM
pletion Of the building.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

WE notice in Thursdays sRadi-
zeal, an advertiser ent for a wife,
whose age must be between TWEEN
ty and thirty. That paper says
it's from brother editor. We
see be has got a customer who
dates her miss-ive from Newport,
snd uses the last Telegram as a
mctium II convey it. HIN: but
he's il luck.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

In Texas you will find sympa-
thizing friends. If you have the
blues and request man 70 shoot
you he'll do it; and the Judge will
let'your murderer 60, and prove
tina. he is entitled to your mule.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24

Two building Associations al
ready, in successful operation. and
a third one just starting In the
latter, not less than two hundred
and fifty shares already taken
Capital stock 100000. Cali on
Poe IL Russell for shares.