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Tho Cost Of a Bottle Of Beer.

It takes o Justice Of the Peace to
demonstrate the price Of beer
when sold In less quantity than
one quart, and this fact came out
80 unexpcc .ly to the paItles
concerned, that we are constrained
to give it to the public whose APP
petite Is always seeking for "sc nc
thing ne " under the sun" A fc-
male woman. In our city who was
"sroubled and vcxed about many
things" concluded TO aliay her
feelings by submerging them in
beer. Sho accordingly went to a
neighboring seller Of soothing po-
tations, nnd pu: chased Of him
less quantity than quart. Sup
posing that no one. excepting the
parties concerned. would ever hear
of the transaction, the money for
the beverage was quietly titled,
and, after the thirsty purchaser
had borrowed q bottle to help car
rs a balance left Fl ON the precious
draft, she went to her own taber-
.nacle. Now comes the finale,
which clearly shows that human
laws, like physical ones, often,
times carry .heir own punishment
for violations within themselves.
The potation vendor wanted his
bottle, and went after il, but the
female wasn't through with the
contents, and refused to give it up,
and would not permit him TO en-
ter her door, and not having any
fastening to it, she braced herself
against it and ordered him to van
ISL; but he was after that vessel
and lie V ouldn't leave without it
not he. Accordingly he threw
his weight against the door, jsm-
ming her head against ard in
be came; but the exei ti"n had
"raised his dander.' aud tie mo
ment he got in he seize'i his Gus
toner bv the arm and shook her
whether this was done for the pnr
pose of preventing the beer from
choking her, or to bring her to n
willingness to deliver up his cove
ted bottle, deponent saith not.
Tie old adage Of "when woman
won't-she aoon'f," resulted from
the shaking process, and she spite
fully threw the bottle out into the
street, breaking it past all surge
ry!'
A woman shaken, unless in the
way Of kindness, like Il woman
"scorncd," will compass the earth
but she'll haze her lcvenee-we
mean spunky woman. This one
didn't go any farther than Esq
Thomas office, and filed her con
plant for assault and battery
o warrant was issued, and the Ii
qnor shaker was constabu!a:cd aud
brought before that efficient j. F.,
who, after hearing all the facts of
the complicated casc-cut it in
twain and made two cases out OF
the one, to-wit: "Assaull" and
selling liquor in less quantity
than one quart in violation CT law
He mulct the liqnor-shaker and
head jammer in the aggregate sum
for the two cases OF twenty five
dollars, including costs; together
with the loss OF one DO tie. The
result will afford him the rt Election
that this is
Rather q dear
Bottle Of beer.
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N o t &c e

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. TO
- G.. Phillips and Cyrus Cain, that two
tray Horses. one heavy two-horse Spring
Wagon, aud one set of Double Harness, left
at the Livery Stable of Milton Whitacre. in
the City Of Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.
VIII be osered for sale, on the 18th dav of
I,ccenber, EcIU, between the hours Of 10
o'clock, NJ, and so'clock, u, to pay the
charges against the owner 8 of saSt property,
tor keeping; hich are due
MILTON WHITACRE, PR prietor.
Nov. 10 35tsS2,25 of said Livery stable.
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MEAN.-Two young men enter
ed Jordan's etore on Thursday and
ordered six dishes of oysters
When the soup was placed upon
the tables. no one was TO be seen,
the young fellows having sloped.
This may have been intended for
an innocent joke and they may
have laughed about it, but it was
contemplate and mean enough to
be punishable.
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A sILENT partncr~-a dumb wife

SOME one remarks that Rich
mond is playing Ten Nights in q
Bar Room to perfection. It is
really known that the city has now
more rafting, chance-games and
drinking, than ever before. In
saloons, atticJ, out-of-the way
hooks, nnsusl icioned bulldogs,
and even in fashionable circles, is
gambling carried on. And it ia q
lamentab;e fact that in several
holes young boys. from twelve
years and upward, are given strong
drink, and allowed to become
bcastly drunk.
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Go lT!-We neglected to note
the fact that our young friend Jno.
c. Mcpherson. is, and has been
for the past six weeks, "teaching
the young idea how to shoot" out
in the Sycamore Valley" School
House, in the vicinity of this city !.
John makes capital Teacher, and
We hear gives most excellent E t
isfaction to his con tiiuents { co
for john.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-17

WIZARD OIL CONCERT. On Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings il.
was we'll attended. The boys call
cd it 'old OIL The proprietor,
Dir. Hamlin lectnred on nervous
and infammatory diseases a few
nom ents.
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a FELLOW whose clothes did
not fit him, on Sunday night,
amused q number of city boys
with his accounts Of travel; after
which he said he believed he would
not erect an opera house here, as
lie had intended TO do, because the
people seemed most too un fashion
able.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-17

n BLACK MAILING piece of work,
which was about TO make victims
Of some OF our prominent and re-
spectacle citizens, was frustrated
by one of the city's most efficient
police q few days ago.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-17
RED MEI's BALL AND SUPPER,

On the 3Oth 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.
ticipate. They will all appear in
costume, and those attending will
be furnished costumes.
Tickets, $3.50, including Supper.
Gallery. 25 cents.
The entertainment comes off at
Lyceum Hall, and the Year will be
closed with fitting festivities.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-17

IuE Avenue House has changed
hands, AIR. Citizens surrenderino
to Messrs. Curtis and Slough. Mr..
Slough is q partner of the Ex-
change Hotel in Ravana, Ohio, and
aIr. Curtis holds position as con.
ductor on the Pan Handle Route.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-17

HUGH O'DRIEN was fined S22
on Monday, for selling intoxica-
ting liquors to boys. On Saturday
a man named Green. was made to
pay 322.85 for selling liquor in q
less quantity than a quart.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-17

~ Homer Bargis has iledway fas-
nous Open>front Stoves, which have
both centre and side drafts, consuming
all the coal patent blower and reversible
collars, which renders it the best Open
Front heating s owe made.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-17

Messrs. Nye & Starr, are selling
Stoves of most beautiful patterns,
at prices that cannot fail in indn-
cling all who may want a superior
article that will please the wife. to
call 1t their Depot Stove Store and
purchase one. Their stock cam OF
be surpassed in variety, goodness.
and cheapness in the city. Cali
and see.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-17

The United States Patent Laws, with in
structions how to obtain Patents, is the title
Of work of ~ pages, sent to US by MUM
Co.. 81 Park Row, New York. 1t also con :
tans the official rules, forms for patent deeds,
hints on selling patents, 15O diagrams of me-
chanical movements, and a large variety of
other useful inform ton 1t is book really
worth having, and can be had free by ali who
will send their names to Messers. MUM Co.
as above.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-17

l have for the past eight months
constantly used one of tue $I2
Oride Gold Lever Watches, manu-
featured by Cbas. P. Norton IL
Co, Sc Nassau Street, New York,
and found the total variation in its
time but one half minute, $50 sec
onds, and it retains the anne ap-
pearance Of gold as when purcllas-
ed. Several of our men use them
for correctness ana wear
HORACE W WHITAKER.
Conductor Eric Railrnad Co. 29m3
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FARMERS, LOOK HERE!-Monitor
Navy 25 cents plug a: Tiff 9, 228
Main stseet. Best brands of Vir-
ginia Black and Bright Navy at the
same price, and all other goods in
proportion.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-17

GAMBLING HOLES are as numer-
our as churches in our city, says
one who processes to know. May
he be in error!
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OF TIE ERIENDaEss

HONE OF TIE FRIENDE.ESS:-
II Il The Managers Of this Institution beg
leave to say they are prepared to do all kinds
of Work, sucn as
washing. Ironing. Sewing, Quilting.
Gaming Chairs. sc:
We SOLICIT TIE patronage Of the public in or
der 20 make the Institution MS seli-sustaiu.
ing as possible. Thankful for past farors.
we solicit a continuance of t'le same in flu
tnre We have loto Shirt Fronts, for s,le
cheap. E. l.. JOHNSON Sup.t.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-17

The Gasalene Lamps at Harvey's are
the best no danger Of explos ions they
are perfectly safe, and the light they
emit Is equal to gas and much cheaper.
Go to his Lamp Store, nearly opposite
Huntington House. Main street, and buy
Safety Lisht-,hoy are equal to life>
insurance policy.
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a GREEN young man. who neith-
or parts his hair in the middle nor
parts itSbehind, says our railroad
bridge fs bridge Of size.' sighs)
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70 DelinGuentS.

NOTICE /, hereby given, that the Delin
~ qucnt Tax List will be published Deccnr-
Der 9th, 1870, and it will b to The interest Of
all Delinquents. to paw before that date and
save costs. JOHN SIN. Treasurer.
Centrevillc, Ind, Nov. % 1877. Woo
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SALEs,-Poc & Russell made the
following sales: To G A. Ewing,
G.. w. Browns house on N. Front,
for $4,000 To B own $50 acres
Of land ia Henry Co, Ohio. 81 $50.
To Rev NJ d, s:in. OF Dayton.
| Ohio, the Pa c..t Right to the
S;ute OF Indiana in the sale of the
Patent Plel Scaoo' Desk, for 81
500 =. To Elijah Curtin. for 81
900, NORMAN i Persons house on
S. Front street.
The FIREMEN' BALL--The Ball
given by the Quaker City Fire
Company, at Phillips Hall, last
Thursday evening, was de- idcdly
the most attractive Of the season.
The hall was well filled with per
sons who delight in tripping the
light fantastic toe,' and the gallery.
contained many spectators. AT 2
O'Clock the committee to whom
was assigned the duty of present
ing a massive silver goblet to the
best lady and gentleman dancers.
reported through Major I, PIP.
their chairman, and presented the
coblets to Dir. James Smith, and
Mr.. John Wilkins. The commit
tee announced that it was difficult
to make selection among so many
good dancers, but after a careful
inspection they thought the COB
lets properly disposed Of. Every
thing passed off pleasantly. and at
i o'clock all retired to their homes
we'll pleased with their evenings
enjoyment. The receipts netted
2.7o.-- Herald.
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In tie still hour Of night the
town-clock sounds mournfully
clear.
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Gas-Go to the Millinery Store of Mrs. 8.
a. iLrfF, for latest Fall and Winter STYLES
of Bonnets, Hats. Ribbons, Flowers, Feath-
ers, and Millinery Goods of all descriptions.
Call and see for yourselves, Ladies'.
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A NOTICE before piece of prop
erty in this city reads: For sailor
rent-this premises
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iHE last resort-tho suspension
bridge.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-17

IMPoRTED Cinnamon talk broken
china.
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WORK still goes on at the rail.
road bridge.
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AN receipt OF ten cents, the subscriber will
" furnish informa ton woi til FIVE dollars
Address L 3 DARLING, No. 3 Worcester S.,
Providence, 4. j.
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The S12 Lever Watch, No. 49,
$50, purchased from Chas. P. Nor
ton & Co, Sc Nassau Street. New
York, January 5th, has been cat
ried by me over six months, with
total variation in time Of only 90
seconds, without the slightest reg
ulating, and presents the same
brilliancy Of color as wien pur-
chased.
JAMES r. WILTON, Sec.
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false.
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No. Is North Sixth Street. Philadelphia.
JOHN f. HENRY,
COLLEGE PLACE, NEW YORK,
WHOLESALE AGENT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-10-11
Staumton Spettator.
Tuesday, October. IL. 1870.


Conservative Congressional Convention.
At the Conservative Convention held at Har-
risonburg, on Wednesday, the 5th of October,
to nominate a candidate for the 9th Congress
sional District of Virginia, there were no dele
gates present from the Counties of Allegheny,
Bath Botetourt, Highland, Page, Rockbridge
and Warren and it being reported to the Con-
vention that the delegates from said Counties
were prevented from attending by reason of the
interruption of travel, caused by the recent
food, the following, among other resolutions
were adopted:
''On motion of Robert W. Burke, of Angus
ia,
RESOLVED That when this Convention ad-
iourns, 1t adjourn to meet on Thursday, the
18th day of October, 1870, at Harrisonburg
ION motion of Charles A. Yancey, of Rock
ingham,
"REsoLvED, That such Counties and Town
ships as have failed to appoint delegates to
this Convention, be requested to hold meet
ings and select delegates to an adjourned meet
ing of this Convention, on the 18th of the
present month.
''On motion of u L. Boyce, of Clarke,
s'REsoLvED, That the President and Vice
Presidents of this Convention be appointed a
committee to have the proceeding Of this Con-
vention published in circular forms, and that
the same be sent to Counties that are unrepre-
sented, with request that they send delegates
to the adjourned session of this Convention to
be held on the 18th inst. -
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From the Rockingham Register.

A KIND WORD FOR GRAY.-R. A. Gray, who
by common consent is admitted to be a young
man OF ability, is a candidate for Congress from
this District, and will probably be before the
convention which meets in Harrison burg en- the
9Th instant
Mr. Gray has been announced for some time
as a conservative candidate without opposition,
and but for the want of means, l know, would
have made a vigorous canvass. l know that
there has been a strong pressure upon him, to
induce him not to abide the action of the con-
vention, but to take his chances in free fight,
(Which would be the best for him. before the
whole people of the District. l believe his de-
cision is not to oppose the nominee of the con-
vention, provided the convention is fair one,
and the District fully represented. All who I'M
derstand it know that MIR Gray was badly treat
ed the last time. After q vigorous fight through
long and hard canvass for the Conservative
cause, he was withdrawn by Staunton caucus,
three days before the election, when simply one
kind word from that caucus would have insured
his election by huge majority. If there is a
man IN the State, who, since the surrender, has
done more by speech and act for the great Con-
sentative cause, and for the Southern people gen.
orally and specially. than 4. A. Gray we would
like to hear the name of the man. ~
Mr. Gray, in politics, is a real Conservative
that is, man whose real object is the public
good, for peace and good will for State develop
ment and believes honestly that extreme radi-
calism and extreme Calhoun democracy would,
either or both, be on the body polite -
From the surrender to this day he has been
working for universal amnesty. He has been
the willing and Immediate cause of many par
dons, and of the removal of the disabilities OF
MANY Virginiars In Congress he would be q
true representative of the well meaning men of
the Conservative party Of the South, and would
exert an influence for his District and State which
a very extreme man could hardly acquire Mr.
Gray is Virginan by birth and in every feel
inc and instinct of his nature. Few Southern
men can talk with him without feeling that he is
honest, and that they would have in him a good
friend I ieel sure that if the convention about
to assemble will bring Mr. Gray to the front, as
their candidate they wilt never have cause to
regret their action. VOTER OF HE 9Th
tt CONGR ESSIoNAL DISTRICT. +
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Roht A. Gray Withdraws.

From a communication sent to US for publ
cation by Mr.. Gray, in which he speaks kindly
of other candidates, we make the following
extracts, as we have not the space and do not
deem it necessary to publish the whole Of it.
He says:
Il withdraw my name from before the Con-
vention, and from before the District, with this
saving clause, that if the nominating Conven-
ton should be failure, I simply claim my re
served rights, -
x Il wish for the Convention har-
monious action with good results for the grea
conservative cause, as [ understand the con
sentative cause What is best for our District
and our Mother Commonwealth will be most
agreeable to me- :"
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Ncsv Adves.tsseneessts.
A UCTION SALE OFLAND ON tn

IA RAILROAD, RocKBRIDGE Co.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Rockbridge county, pronounced Sept. 18th, 1869,
in the cause in said Court pending in which Ca
ry SCOTS administrator is plaintiff, and Cary
SCOTS heirs ct al are defendants the undersign-
ed, as special commissioners by said decree for
the purpose appointed, WILL on
SATURDAY THE 1sT DAY OF OCTOBER,
1870, at IL O'Clock, NJ, on the premises, proceed
to sell the large and valuable tract of land of
which the late Cary Scott died seized. lying i'm
mediatey upon the Chesapeake & Ohio r. r.,
two miles from Goshen Depot, in Rockbridge
county, adjoining the lands Of Nancy Farrow,
and others. and containing by estimation 9l53
acres. This tract comprises hundreds of acres
of timbered woodland, considerable proportion
of which is susceptible of cultivation and lying
as it does Immediately upon one of the great
thoroughfares of the State, presents attractive
inducements to persons desiring to make prof
liable investment, or 10 engage in the wood or
vision into or more smaller tracts, and will be
sold as whole or in parcels, as may be most IN
| accordance with the wishes of purchasers, and
the interests of the estate. Sale peremptory.
TERMS OF sALE-Cash in hand sufficient to de-
fray the expenses Of sale and for the residue,
bonds of the purchaser, with good personal Sc
curity, for equal amounts payable at SIX twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months, with interest
from date, the title being retained ultlm ate
security. 3a,s9s W. A. ANDERSON,
j. P MOORE
4.-s8H& Commissioners
Vs. The above sale has been postponed until
count of high water.
VIM. A. ANDERSON, -
j. p. MOORE, -
oct11-tds Commissioners