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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-01

TIE CORNER STONE OF the chapel OF the p. E
Church OF the Messiah will be laid tomorrow after
noon, at O'Clock. at the corner OF Broad aud Fed
eral streets, by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Stevens. Ad-
dresses may be expected from the Rev DIR. Newton
and Rev. Dr. Morton. collection will be made.
FOUND OPEN.-Last night three stores on Market
street, east Of Seventh in the Fourth district
found open by the po.ice.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-01

Maa. MN. Mau. Mn.
(deg.) (deg.) (deg) (deg)
Ia "a. -. .S0.....61
2. 40. $50. .T3. ..63
3. ..67'5. .63'5
4, go. &c. .51...u.76. ....Gl .
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-01

hAlD.-Last nlgnt Lieutenant FIdnerty, OF the
Flith Dlstrlct, made raid on gang of oilers who
nightly congregate about the door or Musical Fund
Hall, begging for tickets n admission. The LII cute.
nant and his men captured several OF the loungers
and Alderman Morrow held them to answer.
THEFT OF CART.-A boy named Charles Dubois
was arrested yesterday by one of the Fourth
from Mr.. L. s. Woodward's residance No. 1921
Carver street. The accused will have a hearing at
the Central station this afternoon
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11
LIST of u. S. Patents

Issued to citizens of Indiana
Or the week ending May 81, 1870,
nd each bearing that date. Re-
orted weekly for the Palladium
rom the Office of David A. Burr.
olicitor of patents and Attorney
4 Patent cases, Washington D. c.
No lob, 54S-Spring Bed-Bot-
on; Orris Blake, Peru.
1913, 565-Stand and Clothes Dri
r, Michael E Charles, Hope.
l02, 595-Ditching Machine, Robt.
J Forsyth, Clayton.
1O3 ,612-Churn; Natb an S Ho-
.en, La Fayette.
1913, 629-Fastening for Gates;
John Lintner. Indianapolis.
1913, 635-Steam Plow; Mirabeau
N Lynn, New Albany.
o3,661-Composition for pre-
venting Incrustation in Steam
Boilers; Jos. G. Ro- ers Madison.
103, notwithstanding Incrusta-
ton in Steam Boilers; same par
ty.
103,691-Horse Hay Rake; Da-
yid H Weaver, South Bend.
1O2, 7O9-Sawing Machine Geo
w Boil, Columbus.
1O3, 732-Blower, James n Gil
christ, Connersville, assignor to
himself and John L Gilchrist.
1O3, S0l-Combined Ditching
and T,le-Laying Machine; Oliver
Voorhis, Su-ith H Mapes, and
VIM. M Voorhis. Lawrence.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

Wilson AND GooDING.-sCroni-
cle,' the Gazette's correspondent,
in his statement of the Congress
sional situation in each of the Dis
tricts Of this State, writes as fol-
lows concerning the Fourth Dis
trict.
In the Fourth District the nom
inaticns have both been made;
that of Judge nj Wilson, Of Con
nersville, ia April, as the Repub-
lican candidate, and of Judge Da-
vid 5 Gooding, of Greenfield
Two men more dire city opposite
i'll manner, it would be very diff
cult to find The one a mild
and even tempered man, always
retaining full control of him sci
and in every respect a perfect gen
tleman, while his ability is I'M
doubted; the other a clustering
pompous, windy man, having the
appearance of hypocrite, and al
ways ready to subordinate any
manly feeling which he may pos
sess to his love for power or place
There can be no doubt of Judge
Wilson'S election, now that the
harsh feelings engendered by the
movement which ended in the de-
feat Of Mr.. Julian are giving way
to more kindly one for which
Mr.. Julian is himself entitled to
much credit for his aid in bring
ing it about:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

Jeremy .Cantwell, of Pulaski
county; has just married his sixth
wife, Though Jeremy is not yet
forty>fiye.
Mr.. Joseph McKinnon, resi-
dent of Anderson, was instantly
killed near that city last Friday,
at a barn raising.
A school ma m in Pulaski coun-
ty, was recently fined S25 and
costs for excessive indulgence in
spanking procliyities.
The Morgan county Gazette
says: two married ladies Of that
county, during the last twenty
two months, have given birth to
fourteen children.
There is a widow, in Jackson
county, only eighteen years old,
who has buried two husbands.
A young man named Baxter
not related to the author Of 'Bax-
ter's Call'.-is a fugitive from
S:arke county, where the big
brothers Of three or four unhappy
girls want to see him. Baxter
styles himself Professor and pre-
tends to be teacher of music.
A horse-thief was arrested few
miles west of Peru, one day last
week, and was captured whilst
digging roots In the woods-being
'yarb' doctor. Two horses at
tached to q buggy stood convent
emily near, the same having been
stolen short time previously.
The young ladies of Oxford,
Benton county, have experienced
slight 'unpleasantness,' in con-
sequence of some indiscreet acts
Of the Lords of Creation, and, to
manifest their supreme disgust
thereat, they march around the
town at night, during the witching
hours, preceded by drum and
fife.
About five o'clock Monday
/ evening Mrs. Urban, wife of Fred.
rick Urban, of New Elizabeth, in
this State, after placing a few sha-
wings in the stove attempted te
pour coal oil on them The can
exploded and set fire to her cloth
ng, and also to the house. She
AN into the yard, where she roll
I'd and writhed until her clothinp
vas entirely consumed. She lin.
,ered in the greatest agony until
TX O'Clock next ~ orning, wher
she died. Her body was literally
burned into crisp.
The Madison Courier has the
following account of the discovery
IF another petrlfied giant: In dig
ying in his garden the other day
Mr.. d. G. Robinson turned up
what many supposed to be an Idol
IF some extinct race, which for
nerly peopled this continent. II
s carved out of quartz and linn e.
tone, and everything, even to the
ornaments on the face, are per-
ect and strongly defined. The
lead is covered by a helmet
which is partly broken off The
kill displayed in the carving is
emal kaLle, and evinces fine ar
istic taste The head, which we
seglected to state, is the only por-
ion Of the image which has yet
,een found. Mr.. Robinson will be
,ieased to exhibit to our antiq-
.arian friends for examination.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

before the ii3n. - ali
married as snug as possible Tally one
for the Hoosier-
A drunken GrishIaan recently locked
his four children in the house, near Law
renceburg, and set fire to it, after driv-
ing his wife away from TIE house with
blows. His little son managed to get
out of confinement, and succeeded in
quenching the flames. The drunken
brute followed his wife. overlook her,
ard kicked and bruised .her numerically
He was finally arrested, and the ne1s day
CONVICTED of disorderly eonduct A milu
punishment for scoundrel who deserves
the halter.
Ohio county boasts Of girl
named Susie Ellesawood, only
twelve years old, who has attain
ed the enormous weight OF 232
pounds.
Nellie French, young lady re-
siding in Fayette county, IS the
champion female wsskist OF the
State. She has made 9 ] mliss in
side Of two hours.
Mrs. Jane Beldon, Blarakord
county. is the latest victim OF coal
oil It is the old story. She at
tempted to fill fighted lamp, ane
sacrificed her life.
Two young Eren; named Hops
and Smith, got drunk and went t,
sleep on the railroad track, nea.
Goshen. last Friday, when pass
ing train cut them in pieces.
Alexander Dent1e, Switzerland
county, was seized with cramp ano
drowned white bathing on Sunda,
morning. He has left wife an
five little ones, in poverty.
Luke Elder, Kosciusko county
is the unhappy defendant in
breach of promise case. He
asked to shell out $4,000 as
catapiasm for bruised affections.
General Coburn will be nomi
mated for re election to Congress
on the 2Ist inst.
An eccentric old lady, in Hunt
ington county, keeps sixty or sew
enty pet cats.
A recent decision of the Uni
ted States Assessor Of Interna
Revenue, provides that every per
son who shall solicit insuranc
business on the street, must tax
out license as an insurance agent
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

SIMPLE j UsTICE' AaAIN.-We do not
intend to be draggooned into q contro-
versy with our amiable and pleasant
neighbor of the Radical, on account of
publishing Mr.. Yaryan's communication
in the Palladium, and we notice his
remarks in his last paper merely by way
of protesting against his conclusions
He charges Mr.. Y. with having person
al pique against his brother, and, if that
be true, we cannot see why HE should
not be content for Y. and G.. w. to set
tie their own personal difficulties in their
own way, without any interference by
him or ''any other man." Mr.. Yaryan
attaches his own name to his comm ni>
cation, and is responsible for the state-
ments it contains. We hold ourself
ready to admit into our columns any
article in reply toit that G.. w. Julian
may write, endorse, or request; but our
kind and very considerate neighbor must
really excuse us for respectfully declin-
ing to give place to his two and a-half
columns of EDITORIAL, without his bros
Their complies with our terms. We can
only see that the editor of the Radical
is exceedingly SIMPLE in demanding Of
us to do observation-disclosures no Justice,
in the demand.
When we published Mr.. Yaryan's arr
ticle, we suggested that the account be-
tween himself and G. w. should be
balanced, and that an armistice for all
time to come should be entered into by
Them We yet think so, and we have
not particle Of doubt that this will be
effected at no distant day, unless our
neighbours experiments Qike the one UNI
der consideration in testing "the dispo
sition to do simple justice to Mr.. Juli-
en- should postpone it!
We really beg our neighbours pardon
for not seeing the force of his reasoning
as to how our refusal to publish his edi,
torial defense of his brother, would be
of the least possible importance" to
Judge Wilson. Does he intend to say
that, because of our refusal to publish
his article, he will bolt the nomination
Of Judge Wilson for Congress, and go
for Dave Goodlng? Explain, neighbor?
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

The People of Old Wayne are rejoic-.
ing at.the recent rain.
Seven divorces have been granted
at the present term of the Floyed Cir
cult Court.
The balance in the Treasury of the
State of Indiana on the 1st of June was
$685. 62 so.
Seventy~five flour barrel coopers are
on strike in indianapolis for two or
three cents more per barrel.
Sheep killing dogs inest many por>
tions OF the State In the neighborhood
of Franklin, johnson CO., they are nu>
merous.
The Huffman distillery at Terre Haute
will soon resume operations at the rate
of 2, 500 gallons per day, and S1,7oo
daily revenue to the government.
Five men recently met in the rooms
of the Library Association in Evansville,
the aggregate OF whose ages was 354
years. One of them was 108 years old.
JUNE BUGs.-At the congressional
convention held at Rushville, on the Asst
inst, Hon. D. S. Gooding was unanim-
ously nominated as the democratic cam
didate for this district.
The Richmond and Ft Wayne r. r.
is progressing at the rate of about half a
mile day in lying down the rails--the
track is completed short distance he-
yond VIM. Parry's farm.
The New Albany papers are COM
lplaining of heavy rains. If they could
transport little superabundant fluid in
his direction, we would be willing to
ny them handsome percentage for it.
j III McMickle, Esq, of Crawford
county, is said to be the oldest acting
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

The Ohio Democratic State Con-
.vention was the smallest Conven-
ton held by that party for years,
there being only $50 out of 537
delegates present.
Ninety residents of Marion cOun-
ty entered into matrimonial spec
ulations last month.
1t is right to make an example
of men whom it would be wrong
to take 90 an example.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

A BILL has been introduced 10
give to the Union Pacific RAILROAD
Company all coal lands on the line
Of their road at government price
81 % per acre. Such lands are
especially withheld from actual
settlers. Why should the govern
ment extend any more favors to
this pampered corporation ? Let
them pay fair price for their coal
fields.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

The temperance folks of Ohio,
elated by the 435 votes cast at the
last State election have put for
ward another independent ticket.
When temperance men voluntar-
lily throw their influence for free
whiskey' and the Democratic par
ty, their principles can be put at q
very low figure.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11
ChiIdren's Lives Saved for so Cts

THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE AN
NUALLY of Group. Now, Mothers, il you
would spet d So cents. and always have a bot
tie of DR.. Tnbias's Venetian Liniment in the
house, you never need fear losing your little
one when attacked with this compl int. 1t is
now % years since have put up my Lini-
ment, and never heard of child dying Of
Group when nv Imminent was used; but hun
dreds of cures have been reported to me, and
many state if it was $40 per bottle they would
not be without it. Besides which, it is GER
tain cure for Cuts, Burns, Headache, Tooth.
ache. Sore Throat, Swellings, Mumps, Col
and Pains in the Limbs, Back and Chest. No
one once tries it who is ever without it. 1t is
warranted perfectly safe to take internally.
Full directions with every bottle. Sold BY
the Druggists and Storekeepers in the Uni
ted States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
P&Co.n1O-4w.
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sherman,s Patent Break.

to prevent retrograds motion on Wheeler l.
Wilson and all the principal Sewing Machines,
Sent by mail, postage paid, with instruction.
for using, on the receipt Of $3.50. Agents
wanted Address SHERMAN PATENT
BRAKE COMPANY, Box 1882, Philsdslphia,
Fa, ch-S-M-PACo u7-6m,
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the UNDER
~ signed has been duly appointed by the
diana, as administrator with the Will annex
ed of the Estate Of Susan b. Drake, decd.
All persons having claims against said Es-
tate, are required to present them. Said Es.
J. G. Whitridge. Atty, Administrators.
June u, 1870. l3-3tpfe3
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

IT is thought that Schenck's bill
to reduce taxation, will be set
aside in the Senate, and Mr.. Sher.
mans bill passed instead The
principal difference between the
two is, that Senator Sherman's is
much more radical and sweeping
All special taxes, of whatever
kind, are abolished, stamps, etc.
The total reduction is nearly fifty
millions, while by Gen. Schenck' 8
measure it is but thirty-four mil
lions of dollars
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

Ninety thousand head of beeves,
and thirty thousand head of stock
cattle have left Texas, and are
now on the road to Abilene. Kan
sas. With previous arri> ais, this
n axes $50 600 head Of cattle to be
sold at Abilene the present sea-
SON.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

In Providence, the other day, a
man refused TO pay his three
weeks brides fine for drunkenness.
He said she was ga pretty fair
sort of a woman" but he was
afraid Of establishing bad prece
dent SO she went to jail
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

IMPORTANT TO PENSIONERS A
bill has been Introduced into Con-
gress, and has passed the House Of
Representatives, ordering that all
pensions must be.paid quarterly
instead of semi-annually, as here
= :.
tofore. The times of payment to
be the 4th days OF March, June,
September and December. The
bill also makes it incumbent on
the agents to make out and for
Ward to the pensioners the neces-
sary vouchers, and forbids them
receiving any fee for the same,
thus securing to pensioners the
just amount of their pensions with
out the trouble and expense of
travelling miles after them, and
then paying an attorney for collect
ing. The bill is good one, and
should pass the Senate.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

RAvAGEs OF DoGs.-The monthly re-
port Of the Department of Agriculture,
for March and April, gives a partial
enumeration Of the sheep killed the past
year by dogs, as returned from 4a6 coun-
ties, aggregatipg 80, 389, and showing
that complete enumeration would bring
the number up to at least half million
sheep killed, and as many more wound
ed, involving an actual loss of two mil
hon dollars Illinois and Missouri, are
the two largest sufferers. In view Of
the above fac is, the report very sensibly
suggests that while a reduction Of taxa>
tion is the tendency of the times, tax
by the General Government upon dogs,
like that of British and European Gov :
ernmcnts, would prove hundred-fold
more benefit than hardship, relieving
the poor Of the great burden Of keeping
them, and society Of the intolerable nui-
sance Of worthless dogs. at the same
time improving the animals worth the
value Of tax. and taking from The IN
dustry fwool>growing one of its great>
est burdens Of taxation.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

An exchange remarks that low
ers of the weed will be panied to
learn that they are now classed as
'Tobaccophagoi,' and that the
qualification of the appetite which
they have cultivated SO assiduous-
ly is nothing more nor less than
'Tobaccophagism' in its most ag-
gravated form. Some ignorant
people call it 'chawin'' and smo-
KIM
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

The following are the officers
Of the Indiana Spiritual Associ-
alton
President Samuel Maxwell,
Richmond
Vice President-Mrs. Agnes
Cook, Richmond; Allen G. Halleck
Evansville.
Treasurer-John W. Wester-
field, Anderson.
Secretary. 3. Buel, Indian
apolis.,
Trustees-Byron Reid. Kokomo;
Truman Beeman, Indianapolis;
DIR. Martha Hurlburt, Muncie;
STANDARDIZATION, Kokomo; Henry
Butts, Evansville.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

AT wedding in Janesyille,
Wisconsin, lately, the guests were
made happy by being furnished
with four gallons Of wines four
gallons of whisky, and barrels of
beer. 1t was certainly a spiritual
time
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

The Minnesota His .orical Soc;-
ETY. are to preserve the records of
decoration services, and publish
them in book form as a memorial
volume.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

County Republican Ticket.
State Senator, Othniel BeesOn.
Representatives, BENJAMIN L. l.! Mass,n'
Clerk of the Courts, William w. Dudley,
Treasurer, John Sim.
Auditor, Elihu NJ. Parker.
Recorder, Jesse f. Jones.
Sheriff, William II. Study.
William Brooks,
County Conrs, lOliver T. Jones,
tAndress $. Virgins.
Coroner, JOnH ~n-au
Judge Cir. Court, p3th-J. NJ. Haynes,
Grim: l21st-GeOrge Holland,
Pros. Atty Cir. f21st Cirt-D. w. Mason
!" Grim 18th John l.. Rupe.
Surveyor, Robert A. Howard,
Township Trustee, William Parry.
Township Assessor, William Dulin.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

The London Times says that
"beyond doubt the death of the one
hundred and twelve persons who
were lost with the Oneida { Ameri.
CAM is to be ascribed to the neg
ligence of the captain Of the BON
bay eyre, Enghsh), and that
through him a stis ma has been
fixed on the humanity Of British
Seamenf
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YES IT IS TRUEi

That the Best Mo,cers-the Best Droppers-
the Best Self Rakers to be found in the world
are the Original and Reliable Double Motion
Ktna Machines, made by the ETNA
MANUFACTURING CO., of Salem, Ohio.
Send for Pamphlet containing particulars.
chGPR6col3-4w
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LOST.-A bunch of Keys, eight or nine
in number, was lost last Saturday, A liberal
reward will be paid for their return to this
Office, or to J, PEARSON A.
1917 Belvue Place
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State Of Indiana, Wayne County

In THE MATTER OF HIRAM STAMBAcK, decd.
~ J Stamback and Eli Stamback, admin
Istrators OF the estate of Hiram Stamback,
deceased, have filed their petition to sell real
estate of the ,lecedent, his personal estate be-
ing insufficient to pay his debts, and that said
petition will be heard ut the next term of the
Court of Common Pleas, of said Court.
Witness my hand and seal, this
(sEAL. 2Sth day of May. 1870.
WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
PEELLE Fox, Att'y's. Dl2-3t
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11

= SILVER PITCHER AND GoBLEr.-Time
not only makes all things even. but of
times fairly distributes awards to those
who are meritorious. Such was the case
on Saturday night last, when quite a
number of our ladies' took the Local Ed
itor of the Palladium, G. r. JOHNSON,
Esq, by surprise, by visiting him at his
house ard presenting him with splen>
did and beautiful Silver Pitcher, claim
ing. that he had earned that considera.
ton and acknowledgment for his unit
ring zeal and indefatigable exertions in
the general management Of decorating
the graves of our brave soldiers, on the
Both ult. Not satisfied that he had been
sufficiently rewarded for his services, the
ladies again called on him on Mon
day night last and presented him fine
Silver Goblet. Mr.. johnson thanked
the ladies for their kindness in TINS re-
Numbering him, and as sured them that
he had only performed his duty, without
hope of reward excepting the conscious
ness Of doing right, and that these man
isestations Of regard overwhelmed him.
WHOLESALE CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS
WARE Establishment trret to
foundation stone-cellar to cock loft,
(when at Indianapolis a short time aso, }
Waro thro,,rE he
sive Wholesale establishment Of Messrs
}. w. Scott, Pattison, & Co., by thei
efficient foreman our old friend Ed. Wick
ers. Stacks of Plates. piles Of Crates
all filled with China, Glassware, ant
Queensware, meet the eye all over tn,
building; and busy hands engaged ii
unpacking fresh arrivals of Ware, willis
others were equally busy repacking t
fill orders from various parts of tn
State. Biz was the order of-the day
and life and activity seemed to univer
sally prevail, ard we thought it no won
der when we considered that the force
Were under the immediate command o
Gen. Scott, who has the rare faculty @
infusing into his employees his indomita-
bic energy. The Stock on hand looked
to us sufficient to supply all creation an,
the balance of mankind,' but it viii
all soon be used up and new supply
take its place. Scott, Pattison & Co.
are doing driving, profitable business
and their house, just north of the Gen
Depot on South Meridian-st., is attract
ing attention of retail dealers throughou
Indiana, who find it more advantage t.
send their orders to Indianapolis to then
than to send East for their Goods. Scott
Pattison & Co., buy Of first hands. ane
an compete with the East for the trade
with decided advantage. Give this house
trial.
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Republican State Ticket.

Sec'v of State, Max F. A. Hoffman.
Auditor of State: John ID. Evans.
Treasf of State: Robert III. Mifroy.
Supt Pab. Inst'n: Barnabas c. Hobbs.
Atty General: Nelson Trusier.
LIST, Jebu T. E1sfOtts
l2nd Charles A. Ray,
Judges o CoorE 13rd, Rob. G.. Gregory,
a '4th, And. Z. Osborn.