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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-25
MARRIED.

RAPP-BENDER-On Thursday evening,
February Path, at st. Beter's Church. by Rev.
Father o Brien, Mr.. CASPER RAPP and Miss
CARRIE BENDER.
Time changes, and Benders have an end
in these changes raps are hard, but in this
case the Bender submits to the Rspps with a
grace becoming the true spirit Of two hearts
united in the holy bonds Of wedlock. May
all the blessings of true love attend their fu-
turs, +.
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FralnhI Anents, CanYentlnE.

LOUISVILLE, February 4.-FOur
sleeping-cars, containing the dele
gates to the Railroad Freight Agents
Convention, and a large number Of
journalists, including J. \. SimOntOn,
General Agent Of the New York As
scciated Press, left here at five pm.
for Aesg Orleans.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
Whitlemeres ; Rsslaaatlsa.

WASHINGTON, February 24.-While
Whittemore was defending himself
to-day, the Speaker interrupted him
to have read a communication in
closing his resignation to the Cover
nor Of South Carolina, and telegram
accepting the same.
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with the assurance that his life was a good
one, we trust that he is now an Angel in
Heaven. Relations and friends, be COM
forted, for he has gone before as a beacon to
guide you to the courts of Heaven.
How well may we apply to this case the
words Of Holy Scripture, "In the midst Of
life we are in death" EVM
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FOR RENT.

Spacious, WsII-Ilghted & Ventilated RoOms,
Situated in the very center and business
portion of the city. Fquiiliy calculated for
courtroOns, societies. or any business what
ever: also, few PLEAslAsr r BEDROOMS, at
reasonable rates. Aprly TO
JOSEPH J. ANDREWS,
feh5a % Front Row. up-stairs.
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Interesting from the Sandwich Islands,

HONOLULU, February 25.-The GER
emonies Of hOisting the consular flag
Of Austria, here, to-day, was wit
messed by the officers Of the Austrian
frigate DOran, members Of the Cabinet,
Foreign Ministers and the entire COR
sular corps.
The Missionary packet Morning
Star was wrecked off Strong's Island,
On the 18th day OF October, with a
to.u loss Of the passengers, among
whom were Revs. f. Payne, g. b.
Snow. A. A. Sturgis and family es-
capped and were brought here by the
British brig Annie Porter.
There have been several severe
shocks Of earthquake on the Island
of Hawaii, and the summit OF the
volcano. OF Mauna is smoking, in
dicating that the fires Of the crater are
again active.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.
THREE NIGHTS AND A MATINEE
-OF-
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA
BY THE CELEBRATED
RICHINGS' COMPANYI

MRs- Q. RICHISGs BERNARD..-.. Directress
a ,. PESSoX SoXEEk------------------Bus1n Manager
D bEHkES .----------Conductor
LIST OF COMPANY-Brookhous Bowler,
Henry DraytOn, H c. Peakes, James q.
Peakes, Annie Kemp Bowler, Mrs. Henry
Drayton, Pierre Bernard James A. Arnold
Warren White, Emma HoWsOn, Anna
Mischka, Mrs. c. R. Bernard.
THE Press and Public pronounce this
Il Company com posed OF the best Lyric
Actors on the stage. They VIII be supported
by Grand Chorus OF > Ladies and Gentle
men, and a full and efficient Orchestra
REPERTOIRE:
THURSDAY EVENING, February 2fth-Balf Is
Romantic Opera, BOHEMIAN GIRL
FRIDAY EVENISG, February 25th-Wallaee s
Grand Opera, MARITANR.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, February 18th A
Grand operate Matinee, when VIII De pro-
produced Auber's Opera. FRA DIAVOLO.
AT NIGHT-Eichberg's Comic Opera Of DOC
TOR OF AI-EANIARA.
So Rox sheets for the sale Of SEASON TICK
ETs ONLY open on Monday morning, Febru-
airy 2lst, and On Tuesday and Wednesday for
single performances, at the bOxoffice at the
Theater.
ss-Admissfon to Parquette and Dress Cir
Gle, (all Reserved Seats,l 81 50. Other parts
the house aauSual. febl8
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

ALLIN-The funeral Of MAJ. PHI. 7. ALLIN
will take place this (FRIDAY), 18th inst, at
u O'Clock m, from the Second Presby terian
Church. Services by Rev. DR.. WitherspOOn.
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Friday, 25th March, 1870,

In front OF the Cireuit Courtroom, in the city
of Memphis, between The hours OF ~ and ~
o'clock am, proceed TO sell, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at public auction, the prop
erty described in saia Deed OF Trust, tO-W1bs
$40 acres Of land, situate in shelby county,
Tenn. In the 18th civil District of said
county about miles east of the city OF Mem
mis- and one mile north Of Whites Station,
on the Memphis and Charleston railroad,
being the tract OF land upon which R. NJ.
Mason Is now living and farming. and COM
pOsed Of several small tracts, as follows, to-
Wit One parcel containing l3l acres, known
a. the Sanderlin tract. purchased by the said
Mason rom Dempsey Sanderlin about 1854;
one parcel known as the sykes tract, con-
tanning about l56 acres, purchased by said
Mason of James Sykes in 1856; one parcel
known as the Mendennall tract, containing
III acres, purchased BY said Mason Of John
d. Graham's estate in 1857; one small parcel
containing -, more or less, purchased OF
Meredith Yates Ia l666-all os which pur-
chases are OF record IN tha Registers ONCE,
to which reference Is made Tor a more Iuil
desert ptiOn; the baiance OF The 64O acres, iio-
Joining the above being composed OF several
small parcels, pu chased Of various parties,
whose deeds are OF record and reverence
made for a fuller description. Also, st same
time and place, Will be sold lSl wagons and
sixteen Mules.
will convey OF Iy such title to the above
described propsri as is vested In me AZ
febS JOHN D. QUIGLEY, Trustees.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

Two Nights and Matinee OF GRAND ENG
LiSH OPERA. Mrs. q. Rlchings Bernard
Directreess a 8 Pennoyer, Business Man
ager; 3. Behreus, Conductor
FRIDAY EVENING, February Z5th-First ap-
pearance Of the celebrated American Prtn1a
Donna, Mrs @. RICHlNG5 BERNARD; aIss
OF the charming and q fted C0ntralto, AN
ME KEMP BOWLER, In WaIIace's charm
ing opera OF MARITANA.
Saturday, February 2sth-GR AND OPERATE
MATINEE, at 2 O'Clock p-m.-BOHEAIAh
GIRL
Admission TO Parquette and Dress Circle, al
reserved seats. 81 50; other parts OF the
house as usual The piano used by the
Richings English Opera Company Is kindly
furnished BY &c. Holleuherg. % Main st
In preparation, the Sea OF Ice" for which
Miss Annie Tifany is re-engagsd-
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE

Jefferson Street, near Main.)
CHAs. ii. III. BRooM..-.-Lessse and Proprietor
CHARLEY " HITE.........-.- Stage Manager
ErOL FRANK kAkNOL4D-------Lea1er OF orchestra
oP O n EvGEy N 4 =hE,
TOMM ENCING THURSDAY EVENING
~ Sept. 3D. with Mammoth Company.
The entertainments 70 consist Of Negro Min
strelsy, Songs and Dances, Fancy Dances, Bal-
lads, Duets, Quartetts, EZtravagauzas, Bur
lesques, Pantomimes and Farces.
Admission. soc; Private 30 <as. IS. se2
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Trustees Sale.

II virtue of Deed OF Trust executed to me
I'D by r. NJ. Mason, August "a, 1855, to secure
certain debts therein specified, and registered
in the Registers office OF shelby county. Ten
nessee, in book 81, part !, page go, I win, on
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Nnn-Residanf Notice.

No. 4274, n. Rim the Chaneery Court OF
Memphis. Tennessee.-Thomas ]. Reason
over VS.. Harriet Reasonover.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendant Harriet Reasonover Is
citizen Of Indiana and a nonresident OF
the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the courthouse in
the city of Memphis, Tenn on or before the
hrst Monday in April, 1870, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to her and
set for hearing exparte; and that a copy OF
this order be published once week, for four
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master
By r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master
s. r.. Cannon Sol. for com Dlafnaut. febT
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Valuable River Lands
Al
c HAN cry SALE.

e. We cali special attention TO the sub
Joined sale OF River Lands, Offering a dne In
vestment to persons wishing 70 engage In
selling wood 70 steamboats or IN Memphis.
The land Is denseIy timbersd, and when
cleared wiz pay interest on $50 per acre In
rent or cuItIvatl4n.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE,

TNHE stated communication of Kill q
Il winning Lodge No. 34I. will be held w
this (FRIDAY) Evening, February 18th, ~
at o'clock, for dispatch Of business.
All NJ. MS are fraternally invited.
By order OF w. Fl. EDMONDS, W. NJ.
LOUIS CzAPsKI Secretary feb25
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The SALE IS PEREMPTORY.

And Is worthy the attention Of those Who
are looking for speculations In lands.
ROyster, TrszsyaHt & Co., AHctioneers.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-24

GLOW is IT." asked real hard listed
old farmer the other day, that Zeyen &
Bro. sell goods go cheap? We answer
ed him thusly: They buy their goods
for cash, and sell them for cash. The
cause of our old friend making this in
quiry, was that he had been there, and
bought Sunday suit of French CASH
mere clothing for twenty-eight dollars,
that lad heretofore cost him forty dol
lars. Zeyen warrants the button holes
of all his coats against the savage at
tacks Of candidates for office. To NOR
row he will be receiving his fifth stock
for this season comprising all the latest
Paris and New York styles. The stock
of linen and marseilles at this house is
the best ever brought to Richmond, and
the stock of goodsis such that man has
only to look for what he wants and make
the selection. To condense column
into few words, if you want fashiona-
BILE and extra good clothing at low rates,
60 to Zeyen d Bro. on the north side
of Main street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-24

RICMoND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION
The Directors of the Institution, met on
Saturday, according to adjournment, to
hear the report of the Committee on
Grounds, and for the transaction of 9TH
er important business.
The Committee made partial report,
and asked to be continued another week,
which was granted.
The terms of subscription were SO far
modified that parties subscribing 500
and under, pay one half on the 1st of
July, balance 1st September. Subscrip-
tons Of over 800, payable one-fifth
July 1st, balance in four equal annual
instalments.
After the transaction of other bust
ness the Board adjourned till Saturday
next, at 2 p. M, to meet at the same
place.
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THE OLDEST MAsoN.-John Elderkip,
of this city, was born in Roxbury, CT,
April %, 1889. He was made a Mason
in 1913, in Adelpha Judge No. 8, New
York city. He was made Royal Arch
Mason in 1914, and took all the Degrees
of Knighthood in 1915, and joined the
only Encampment then in the city of
New York. He had taken all the de
grees in Masonry before Mr.. Suffrins
had taken the first one. He also claims
that he is one Of the Oldest Christians
as well as the oldest Mason. He was
immersed in the Baptist Church, March
s, 1906.
In view of the controversy in refer
ence to the oldest Mason, we submit the
foregoing, and rest the case.
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Soldiers Decoration Day.
M A YOR'S PROCLA NATION.

Monday, the 30th day of May, 1870.
having been designated and set apart as
a day to be observed by all the loyal
people of the United States, in COM
memoration of the great services rem
dered the country by the Union Soldiers
in the late war, and in decorating the
graves of such soldiers as lost their
lives in defence of the country; aud the
people of this city having made arrange
ments to comply with this beautiful and
patriotic custom, hereby earnestly,re
quest that all places of business in the
city be closed from IL M. to 6 M.
On said day, and that all the citizens
take part in this appropriate work OF
love and affection for the gallant dead.
fsEM4LASO In witness whereof have
sGsNO hereto set my name,
and the Seal of said city, this Oath day
of May, 1870. T. w. BENNETT.
Mayor.
City papers please copy.
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D. NJ. COCHRAN, Esq, Dealer in Ag.
ricultural Implements, whose head quar-.
ters at Pattison's Corner, on Main
street, opens up his Spring trade with
the celebrated CHAMPION REAPINa AND
MOVING MACHINE which has become the
great popular Reaping and Moving Ma
chine of America. Years Of severe and
continued use, with many thousands OF
them, have already proven their SUPERB
ority over all others. They are ac.
knowledged to be tho best made MAJ
chimes in the world. In workmanship
and material they are far in advance.
The proprietors are determined that
nothing shall be neglected that can pos
siblv add to the vslue and usefulness OF
these implements. improvements OF
every kind, after having been thorough
ly tested and found to possess merit, are
promptly adopted by us, and we are
confident that all who try these ma
chimes will say they are the CHAMPIONS.
Also, Seiberling's Excelsior Combined
Harvester is two perfect machines COM
bined in one, being both a Mower and
Reaper It's Mower-bar can be detach-
ed, and its Reaper Attachment set in
place, ready for work, changing it from
Mower to Reaper, in less than two
minutes, by an expert man. 1t has two
| very large drive wheels, which give it
great power and steadiness Of running,
with great ease to the horses and light
ness of draft. Either wheel will drive
the knife, so that in turning to the right
| or left there is no lost motion, but the
| wheel which is backing is always out OF
gear. The wheels can be thrown out OF
gear entirely, for the purpose of travel.
ing from the barn to the field, or from
one field to the other; and in this way
it may travel for many miles upon the
road if necessary, without damage to
the machine.
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New FAIR GRonNDs.-We are glad to
learn that the Richmond Industrial As
sociation have contracted for thirty~tw.
acres of splendid grounds, with Mr.
Hawkins, situated east of the city, and
adjoining the railroad. The price to be
paid is $4,000. The grounds are eli
gibly located, and susceptible of the
very best improvements which will be
speedily put under way.
Come up with your stock, gentlemen.
and let US again take front rank among
the exhibitions of the country.
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RIVER SIDE PLACE.-In company with
our Brethren Of the Press, and his Hon
or Mayor Bennett, we paid visit to this
new and popular locality this morning,
which, under the energetic efforts of it's
proprietors, Messrs. Paxson d Rattray,
has been made to blossom like the rose.
A parterre Of beautiful flowers and
shrubs line the Eastern margin of the
pond, and spacious walks and most in
viting seats and resting places have been
added to the grounds generally Large
refreshment stands have been erected
and nicely fitted up with seats where al
the choice refreshments of the season
are promptly served up to order. A
large clearinghouse is nearly finished,
and the boating upon the pond seems to
afford great amuseme nt to all. Several
large swings have been erected, and tho
whole grounds have undergone most
surprising and agreeable change. The
proprietors are determined to preserve
good order and decorum in every de-
partment, and for that purpose have
adopted the following rules for the pre-
servation of good order.
RULES FOR RIVER SIDE PLACE.
All responsible citizens admitted Free.
No Drunkards, Prostitutes or Dogs or
noisy or Riotous Persons will be admit
ted under any circumstances:
For any damage to Trees, Furniture,
property or fixtures, the person offend
ing will be liable
Full Police regulations strictly inforc-
ed, and all persons offending will be
promptly arrested and locked III the city
calaboose.
Refreshments must be paid for when
delivered.
No Loud Talking, Singing,or indecent
Language will be allowed.
Special arrangements made with
Dancing Parties and Pic MICS
No Liquors or Gambling on the
Ground.
RULES FOR BOATS.
Boats zoe per Hour, for Persons
Boats are not to land at any point but
where it starts from.
No Splashing or Singing. No loud
talk
No Profane or Indecent Language al
lowed on or about the Pond.
Parties using Boats liable for. any
damage.
Boats will start out to the East Bank
and keep to the left. No Racing allow
ed
Any violation of rules, forfeits the
right OF any individual, and the crew are
to be held responsible
Come in promptly on call.
PAxsoN Il RATTRAY.
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RIVERSIDE PLAcE.-The opening of Riverside
Place occurred last Saturday evening, and we were
glad to see SO many ladies and gentleman from the
city present. The grounds fitted up with exqui
site taste, containing fine walks, swings and other
facilities for amusement. Suitable buildings have
been erected where citizens enjoy the luxury
of nice bath, "Trip the light fantastic toe, or
procure refreshments. Messrs. Paxson Rattray
deserve great credit for their beraity in providing
place where much enjoy ment can be had, and SO
near the city as to be accessible to the ma sses.
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City papers please copy.

For the Palladium.
AMALGAMATioN ACCORDING TO Law
Wanted, an indefinite number of per.
sons to engage in the 6 bleaching pro
cess" An officer will be found at every
county seat throughout the U. States,
who will issue permit to engage in tho
business for a small sum of filthy lu.
ter of taste or in pursuit of happiness.
The business will be conducted en-.
pressly under the 14th and 18th amend
meuts to the constitution.
Papers friendly to the business thro'-
out the United States will please copy,
especially the Cincinnati Gazette.
"VoLo."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-24

WE spent an hour most pleasantly this
morning, at the Cascade Garden of E..
Y. Teas, and are under obligations to
him for large collection of rare and
valuable towering and foliage plants.
In his recent visits to Europe, Mr.. Teas
has secured a large number Of superior
varieties of popular favorites, as well as
q considerable quantity of new kinds
suited to this locality. We had intend.
ed to write an extended notice of this
popular establishment, but for want of
room, we must defer it until next week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-24

On Tuesday, May 81, there will be
held at Odd Fellows Hall, a mass meet
of the Order Of Odd Fellows Union
Provident association of Wayne county.
A H Ransom. Of Covington, KY, z G r
to G L U s., j A Wildman, Grand Mas
ter, and E H Barry, Grand Secretary,
will be present and address the meeting.
after which supper will be served by the
Daughters of Rebekah.
All Odd Fellows and their wives are
cordially invited to attend.
A. A. CURMB, Pres't.
f. REIIJS Sec
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-24

CHEF FIRE ENGINEER LEIyE and his
Assistants, inspected the fire wells and
cisterns in the city, Monday. Most of
them are in good order, but there are q
few that require improvement. Mr..
Leive will make detailed report at the
next meeting of Council.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-24

LADIES' OWN MAGIZINE.-A supurb
Monthly. Original, Readable, Practabe and Sensible
Devoted to general Literature, Essays, Poems Fash
ions, Household Economy, etc., ETC.
1t is the most charming, the most instructive, and
every the most popular publication in the
try.
81 am perfectly delighted with it"-Ove Logan.
"H sparkles among other ladies' Magazines, 1ike
real diamond among pinch-beck jeweiry. Illinois
Statesman,
at is sensible women's paper, and we hope there
are sensible women enough TO give it wide crcula.
tion.-Herald, Boston.
ONLY 81 so A YEAR.
Liberal terms to Agents.
Address, Mrs. NJ. CORA BLAND, Editor or T. A.
BLAND CO., Publishers, indianapolis Ind.
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State of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS.

George T. Cook,) In the WAYNE Common Pleas
VS.. Court, Sept Term, A. d., 1870.
Francis A. Esty.) Attachment No. 40ls.
Be it known, that on this 9Th day of November,
1862 the above named Plaintiff, BY John Yaryan,
Attorney, filed in the Office Of the Clerk of Wayne
Common Pleas Court his complaint against said de-
PENDANT in the above entitled together with the
affidavit of a competent person that said Defendant
Francis A. Esty not resident of the State OF In
diana
Said defendent Francis A. Este, therefore is here
by notified by the filing and tendency of said conn
plant against him, and that, unless be appear and
answer or demur thereto at the calling of the said
cause on the second day of the next Term of said
Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, in
Centreville the Second Monday of september next,
said complaint and the matters and things therein
contained and aedged, will be taken true ana the
said will be heard and determined in his alb
sence.
Witness, VIM. W. Dudley, Clerk, and the seal
lsEAL.l of said Court, at Centreve this Sh day of
November, 1859. WIN. W. DUDLEY,
John Yaryan, Atty Of Pl'tf. Clerk.
May 2, 1870
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-24

EZRA NYE STARR always up with the times.
In Winter they have Stoves and Furnaces to keep
you warm and in Summer they have Refrigerators
Ice Cream Freezers and Water Coolers to keep you
cool. brief examination of their Refrigerators is
enough to satisfy anybody that they have got exactly
the article yon want, elegant and compact in its
construction it embodies exactly the elements which
experience has shown to be requisite in order to OBJ
tain all the benefits OF the ice which you In
other words, your ice is all used economically and
not wasted. Their Refrigerators among the best
which we have ever seen. Ice Cream Ere ezsrs and
Water Coolers, of the latest styles and patterns,
which at useful and Ornamental in full sup
ply; and if you should happen to think about Man
tels-why they have the finest in the city
Lit. Daugherty's trial commences to-
day at Kokomo.
A dead MISUNDERSTANDING ones
funeral expenses.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-24

PURE L1oUoRs.-George Howard at
his new Wholesale rooms on 9Th street,
near Main, has a full stock of very choice
Bourbon Whiskies, Pure Monongahela
Whisky, Fine Imported Brandies, St.
Julian Medoe Clarets, Ives Seeding,
Still and Sparkling Wines, Scotch Ales,
and other articles which are war; anted
Pure and which are recommended by
the Medical faculty for Medicinal pur-
poses.
Dealers and families are most respect
fully invited to call and examine his
stock
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-24

CHARLES LE1vE, Chief Fire Engineer, was duly
installed into Office last Friday. He has selected the
following gentlemen Assistants: ..-
Joeeph P Ilf Hook and Ladder;
Robert s. Knollenburg, No. 4;
Cal johnson, No. 2;
Peter kaufman, No. 1;
Thomas McGirr. No. 8.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-24

DR.. HrBBRRD WILL LEcrURR.-We are happy to
announce that DR.. H., in accordance with our sug-
gestion in late number, has consented to give
Lecture at Lyceum Hall the 18th inst, upon the
subject of his late travels. We all know that the
Doctor writes well and there is doubt but that he
can talk WE'LL and his Lecture will be one of great
interest.