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0cfaa Stsamtrs.

IT 8. MAIL TO HAVANA.
Os ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
Sailing regularly KyBRY THURSDAY At seosh N, precisely
from Pier 10. North River =.
MORO CASTLE Capt r. Adams iva Nsssau) January H.
COLUMBIA. Capt K. Van siee""............ February
EAGLE Capt n. K Greene. FeO,nM
1870 f-''-''' Nc. Bowling
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sIrrRnArs MRATHKR REPoRr-s. n :,
,f,xTITuRK ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC ,o,.
-, san set, .,...... sos Moon rses '.'''' H'if
~ DAY.,
n. ,,9t Gov. Islapd.... 2.o2 Hell Gate ''''
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Citp Rial estate for Salf.

BARGAIN-Two three-stOry and basement
IN HOUSES between hundred and uneteeuh and
Os. and tw enhethsts mast be sold APPLY 70 49,
NOR SALE-A handsome four story brick
HOUSE OF Thirty thirds between Eighth and Ebihavts, 2Or
So LOT 100 feel, in tn. order and cheap s20 App
J. r. WILLIAMS 4 SON, Thirty ourth-st, co., Egeth.sve
NOR SALE-A GOOD INVESTMENT-A
trst.ela. TENEMENT HOUSE, threesory, basement and
cellar IL good order well rented feet by 100 Price ROV
p WILLIAMS 4 SON, Thirty bubst, cor. Bighthaye
VTTY HOUSES or LOTS.-Sec descriptive
~ STANLEY DAY sl3 Broadway
r. WILLIAMS g. son, Real Estate
AGENTS and Brokers are prepared Transact business 10
the above line City Country property bought sold or tIcsn
rented collected }. T. WILLIAMS SON. lmip loaA
a., cor Bighthaye
n III. PIERSON, General AUCTIONEER and
~. DEALER IN RIAL ESTATE win sell sell ouseho9 Furniture
AT Private Residences Qursrasters ard Administrators
s sod carry general Auction business IN city and county hgo
Of all kinds Of property at pa'e sale ohee ~" N
o.. n. u. Room O.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD. -
wi DFIIWARB LACKAwANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

w DELAWARE. LACKaWASNA AND hsTthS HALLWAY
e; "a SoS6 cs SS
rsAS , 2:% sa. ssoTs"i Fs1I 49,
Cap sout.sufs Scranton the Lab
@ and T GsSH Ks
:sss S' S,:: s g. 10 IL
EasTos EXPRESS Dover with Chester Rs
p s 81 S'i and $40 NJ 70 SUMMIT nt.rns. stations
,n az Is $50 ~ s 70 Sc; SOUTH ORANGE ard .s
lac a'3O and 60 p NJ to AohKSio"s and '''"''
'': s:iSp m MoRRIsrows EXPRESS;
l. a. 49, $50 $40 $50 400 $40 $50. $40 $50 7S 800
sd fa ll sIS6MnELD sud nosTSE4R s:nssh5S'
''ssoR oH.rI. e.Dr r.s.s l S.iO' -'.''
NETWORK AND o NEW-HAFEN RAIL-
wISTE Ici ksRA N0y y *,
s., GoI s.EYs eo SUS Il q Sss ,, All
f'"'4 TSiIs sn LEAVE e s r;s.S'
For Esw-Har,n spd Bnds.gSr (krl 'o i1iS lnhH
Tor MILFORD s,iaisri F.a, southport AID w''por' 200 '
For p; s s;s. 100 $40 o. ll:'o I,s Er 800
a. 80. go 81 G ;% f; 81. 81: 49, So s. .l
por sa@tOrd T. q tEI.l @ ll;0hs; i!;s NLl iN 'ts'h
as; =, go t,. s. - ' Il u.s.. n ~ Els ss S
For Pod Chester n.srw.dia,s stations s7 INV "'
sunday NAL Train leaves T~sHty'''''n'h st.,
b0''ou CONNECTING TRAINS
s For B BS:,S" u. s6s Ss us a. a
Hartford and Springfield sa IN (shh E'i'' ''"'h "
For conSseeai Rlv.r Railroad m EIl RESP "a 70 h'''
s, 20 PpU,isne. and R,hsn Railroad sNIhA n
rror S.~.H.,.u -LOudOa and ssSDns'Oa Railroad al
FOR c.s.i Rslro. SOP n to NO"AAnUs'A '''
'S ys1 1HOu.a,One Railroad. sA IN. .sd3 N
For SAHssei R,rea s, ~ . s.i, SD ssi
10 so5s.stcs vh Freight au om sosis a. Ca ssr-
For Ne. c.sa,n Railroad a nj '''' '''T
day. sso ,,,,, Car, attached p train; and Drawing
Room Car ths'A and TJaMEs H. Horr s.p.rt,,nIt
NTsWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD
DEPOT Ewre Ok. so 1851 81 I ps....ss van. I'll
hlo..v ,vv.YoRk FOR BEkoESAyE-A. as ~ Iiis
~ az 40 g. IO.lO ll;lo Il H.i '"' ~ 80" -"
si rs sso 81 x tos Sssr sERoRs-n So 1s '''
IiiIc. $50 49, SO T;.ssS is ..ss 7, ia
,,ihss'B o'io lilo N Il, N ~ ''S' g. '' 49,
''' sslH afIsi ,' G.s r:.::.sr A....
NEW -JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROMF OOTof
IN coURTLIRDTsr. PpILADkLfhiA' VA c.nsss u
n.s Vi, We; rs,ISss lob rsr B.aSoS. sas xs.Is,sss
M ii.so .. $40. For South and ses'e- w's-s~A a.
'S SoR rae wKsr-sa. n, $50 . n. p'nnsasr..,r.!S
silver r..., e.; sss.ss s. Io... sns.. :sssS.s
a,s,ss !. sss,s| an, .as s.s ss.ss .,s %
~ T.. ~ III S s'' '''''4 " dkscs
DARTTAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD. xr
iss. r; L9 TSs sf ssr s.sr irsss Soi $40
~: h:@ PIG . foot psan''s wa sSrprs s...rL N.sasn
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ,.S
ne n1i ~, III .si p.s.sss Sr P,ssAosas .I n.;s
81 , .s.:' s. r:sAs e f...sas.
a. srasys through 10 Bbyies An srsas connect '
sss'p' We s'"'' '''. ' C. " pouaLAa sssstssstssA
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HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-TIains leave


$50 n Mail train for Gresnpor. 49,. ,
1880 for ROsyn Glen Cove LoeaH 'as hunaus0o tsa
Eorthport
IN H. Rivsheai Brpre. Train. ~, - -,
81 M. for North Tslp -
ffomH unsrs Point for Jamaica ana Hampstead
AZ tain, connect Al Branch for Hampstead
Spay trains Rosn Glen Cove Locust valley Hanpgos tn
ForthPof' leave hunters r01 Ill., ' b. BARTON SEP.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08

The nomination of Fred. Douglass
for Congress is still discussed by the
Republicans in Monroe and Orleans
Counties, New York, but theI Eidses
doubts if the Republicans in thatdo-
cality have attained to that exalted
disregard of prejudice which would
accept as Representative eyenihalf a
negro, which,is all Fred. claims toIbe.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08
Official Registry.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judges of Common Pleas-GEo. NJ. FUTILE,
PHILo B. CoNANT. J,
Probate JudgeJAcoB Y. NELL.
Prosecuting Attorney-C- A REED.
County Auditor-WILLIAA GRINNELL.
County Treasurer-GUsTAyUs P. REED. :.
Clerk of Courts-ASDREW JACKSON. e
SheriR-OTIs D. PAINE:
REcoRDER-G. W. BARRETT.
County Commissioners-HENKY J. NOBLE.
B. JENKESs, JOS. C. CoSRAD.
Coroner-RECELLUs Roof. ~
SurveyorJEDDIAH COLE.
Directors of County Infirmary-J. C. BEATTx.
GUIAN CLEMENTS and ozIAs ALLEN.
MAYORS OF INCORPORATED TOWNS.
Ravenna-JoHE MEHARG.
Kent-S. P. W0LcoFT.
Garrettsville-o. L. HAwLEY.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Atwater-J. r. Conrad and Sylvester A
Hinman.
Aurora-Reuben p Cannon and Worthy Tay.
or.
Brimfeld-Joseph L. Carrier and A. d. Lam
phare.
Deerfeld-C s. Tibbals and John H. Holman.
Edinburgh-smith Sanford and Asa Bingham.
Charlestcwn-Aagustus MunyoH and Nathan
Ell. Smith.
Franklin-Issac Russell, Alvin Barton, 1. Ar
cher.
Freedom-Lyman Bryant and Arvillus C.
Larkcom.
Hiram-Rufus Butts and Frank Squire.
Mantua-A- N. Farr and Henry Cobb
Nelson-James Ashald and A. +. Hannahs.
PaImyra-John J. W illiams, David Z. Wilson
and Enoch Morgan. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08
Total paid by NxwEngland Sass. .Ias-i4 4ss, ,1ae
Paid by Ohio more than New England s. .5gs, ,86s
=. !. TILE cpErD or ,rF1nr, rN1c1 Am;


Paid by Ohio more than New England 81 .5gs, 1863
ffzi THE GREED OF NEW ENGLAND.is
. Such is the greed of New England
that the ablest champion of ber inter-
ests felt called upon to. denounce. it.
In the course Of the debate in the
House, April IA, 1870, I read from the
DAILY Globe that General 9Sch6hck
spoke as follows 50. :. The gentleman
from Massachusetts (Mr. Butlerl says
that Ohio has been in good part Set
tied by people from New England,
and that we are just as selfish as they
are in New England. Well siraEwe
have human nature as they have it in
New England, and may be selfish, al
so but if we are selfish, we are more
moderate in our seIfshness. They
can not be satisfied withiless than sew
enty-fiye or eighty percent protection
on everything they manufacture. But
when we come iii with a request for
thirty or thirty-hye per cent. they Say
that is too much. We may ibethi be
selfish, but if there is a difference be-
tween, us, one is modest asfwell as
selfish"
Again, while Ohio pays a fffffIfon
andla half more taxes than New Eng
land, Congress, has given to us $685.
100000 less. bank Icirculation than to
those States, and we are forced to
borrow money at high rates Of inter
estfFom New England in ofdefe to
move our crops. ss4ailic 20 1ao 10
! have merely stated facts, without
rhetoric addressed you as my fellow
citizens, and not as members of this
or that party. My only aim has been
to convince you of the4impefta OF
reform, and to induce youit unite as
one people in defense of your violated
rights. Then i4''i''
LET the kettle TO the trumpet speak,
i The trumpet to the cannonecr without,
The &c innon to the heayens.'' s5Nssg
And throwing forth our banner to- the
winds, with REFORM, the watchWord
of the people, inscribed on its folds,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08

An old farmer said to his .sons:-
: q Boys, don't you ever spekerlatep Or
wait for spnthin' to turn pp,ilYea
might Jest as well go an sit d9wn on
a stone in the middle of q meddsr,
with a pail atwixt your legs, an, wait
for cow to back up, to you to be
MIXED" ,..as,. =. ..t. 81 i,aiooh,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08

u A RuaAEIsri at Newport, seeing a
lady driving and her groom with
folded arms behind, thought "that
Niger must pay that nicc-looking
girla a pile toodriyel his caraiage for
him. 4fr -tsb 9ya aualiaas fliw
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08
DURATION OF LATE EURoPEAN
- WARS

In the late Crimeap war of 1886
Turkey declared war against Russia,
October 5, 1885, Russia declared war
against Turkey November l. France
and England declared war against
Russia, March .27T28, 1854 The bat
tie of Alma was, fought September
20;. battle of Balaclava,; Oqtober825;
battle of Inkernan, NoEembene5.-
Sardinia Joined the allieso January
25, 1855. The Malakof was taken by
the French SeptemberGi8. IN ESwe-
den joined the allies November
III, and thostiiities were suspended
February 20, 1856. The war between
the Western Powers and Russia last
ed two years, lacking oheamenths
The italian war Of 1857 wa was begun
by the rejection of the Austrian Nit
naatugs by Sardinia, April 26aG The
Austrians crossed the Ticino April
III. The French entered Genoa, May
3. The battle of iMontebello was
fought May 20; battle of Magenta,
May 30-31, and the battle of Solferi-
no June "a. The peace of Villafran-
ca, was, signed July II. HosdIities
| were active but ten weeks -;a.,,
The Schleswig Holstein war of 1864
began by the invasion of SchlesYig
by the Prussians February 1. The
Prussians took rDupple April Is, and
Alsen, July 9, Treaty of peace be-
tween Denmark and Germany signed
| at Vienna October 80. Actual hostil-
lii tiles covered l' : space Of ,lll1 tlMlle1nty-fYo
weeks. -. .z..a.lss. - -. 49,
The German-Italian war of 1856,
was begun by Prussia, July "a. Italy
declared war agaihstlAustria June 20.
The battle of Custoza Twass9ought
June "a, and the battle of Sadowa
July 8. The treaty of peace between
Prussia andeAustria was isignediat
Prague, August %, and between Aus
tria and Italy at Vienna, October H.
/ Actual hostilities between ths1belfig-
Berents lasted only fiVepweeksydi aod
!
RIcHEs.-Fhe-man with good, firm
health is rioh, eIs tasIoomsQ sHF
So is the man with a clear con-
SCIENCE isaihsH 3ili OF l3ss0qq9
So is the parent with vigorous, hap
py ehildren.eq4a aif of basn8qtt
Sois the editor of paper with
big subscription list. .7odal
8 So issthe clergymapFwhosei coax the
little children of the Parish pluek, as
he passes them at play.it y ,T9ieF
So is the wife who has theg whole
heart of a good husband.
1 Q So is the maiden whose horizon is
not bounded by the acoming iiiaii," }"
Fbut who hasa purpose in life wheth-
4 7er she ever met him Of. not. isIs
p. D.. Ha -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08

II AnlfuAL smoking Viii kiIi' man
in one hundred and ten years. 1t has
been tested out West.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08
LIME. LIME.

A SUPPLY of Fremont white Lime con-
IA stantly on hand. Enquire at Diamond
JUNE b BUCKLAND.
Rsyenna, Jnne 1sth, s6s, diff.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08

FoR what port are you bound during
conrlshipY Bound to Hayrs. - 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08

FELLOWS who taRe'itoo inucR'in
often have TO be bailed out,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08
10 aA.asps-ioros.,sss,a ousasaaaa, loato

"AVINGrb NGrbeenengagedfo for the past ten years
G1E<WiEh Efeak skle&ess i'm the bnsiness OF OBJ
tanning Patents, am prepared to guarantee
most perfect satisfaction in the transaction of
that lbusinesssg Numerous references could be
given to substantfate this.
In order to apply for Patent the law re-
quires that model shall be far4ishe1 notoyer
foot In any dimensions. Send the model by ex-
press, prepaid,,to GEO. w THlBBITTS, IA
Superior street Cleveland, Ohio, with descrip-
tion of its operation and merits. and send the
INST. 6oRernment and stamp fees-$16-when
the drawings and necessary papers Will be pre-
pared and sent to the inventor for examination,
approval and oath.1aed nd gfsns s.foe, jsis.6
av charges for attending to the whole busi-
ness viii be e25 for all cases, without any ex-
ira charges The average time required to pro-
cure patent is thirty days hAve bad an skqmi-
nation in sfve daysJf Examination OF the 4ke-
cords free. A complete set of the Patent 0fice
Reports Is on file at my ofiice which may be ex-
amined by the public at their pleasure; free
. 11.s.sf -. .. = - - GEO. W. TIBBITES,
2i4 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Jan, 6, 1869, T1-1y.
a TLAMTIC MILLS.
Having discontinued ohf Store I'VE shall here
after deliver our Flour and Feed from the Mill
We have made arrangements with Brainard 4
son to receivs orders All orders left at their
Drug Store will be promptly filed. Our price
Inst NAV be found there.
KING, BRADFORD co.
March ID 1870 Sa-H
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08

And throwing forth our banner to- the
winds, with REFORM, the watchword
of the people, inscribed on its folds,
we will march forth to victory. go
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08
She paws $1,000 COO less saxss. III

she pays 81, 100 G00. less taxes. The
fact is, as sliowf.by the last report OF.
the CommissionerofI internal Revenue
page 24l, for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1869, Ohio paid a million and
half more internal revenue taxes
than all the New England States to-
gether- sd ~ - .s'tssR 7of
Ohio paid -. - ! S16.Osa 4s7
Massachusetts, paid -. S, ,232 794 -
Connecticut paid. .-.......... Z, ,3339 29T
Rhode Island paid go 295 s
Maine paid ...-,....-..-.,-... T66S 124,s
New Hampshire paid ........ 650,046
Vermont paid .-.,....,st- 2 Sl4,57S, II
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08

Loss by ten defauiters, $685., ,Its
Here is within a fraction of six
million dollars of taxes gobbled up
by ten defaulters, not one of whom
has been prosecuted, or ordered to be
prosecuted. In all these three hum
dred and forty defalcations, civil suits
have only been ordered in thirty cases
and not one criminal prosecution! 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08
AUVdI OF NUVcIHIW tIiFVe VIIhes pdIu NI5Jb. sot
OIIIn ANrn Nr1rnu rrNr1,n ANrn -,

I,d f, ONO AND, NEW ENGLAND
Is il surprising then, Ohioans,l that
Massachusetts, as shown by the report
of Mr.. Wells, is worth $15000,000
more than Ohio2 Is it surprising that
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08

A. q G. w. Ry-Change OF Time. i
The following are the times of the dePartur,
Of trains at the points below. It took effec
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08

CLEVELAND . PITrsBURG RAILROAD
On and after May 29th, 1870. Trains will leave
Stations daily. Sundays excepted.) as follows:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-08

lnOfe regiments tnan 4sasSachuSettS,
on the plea Of war expenditures that
State drew from the Treasury l$9I1, ,243
more than 0liio.1n bHli iaJihnH alb
MASSACHUSETTS iAeAIN AT PIE. TREAS
URE. iul sisat!dHu
Fifty years have elapsed, my friends
since the close of the war with Eng
lnnd ,''and from nthatihourto the present
Massachusetts has been prying at the
Treasury on the SCORE of expenditures,
Willie the fact is, her authorities were
opposed to the war from first TO last.
5aBat, Notwithstanding ALI this, she
has been three times paid in full on
her claim for expenditures during the
war of 1872. And this, too, while the
history of tho Hartford Conven-
ton still exists, and while it is
not denied that the Governor, Legis-
lature and Judioiary, all holding the
Calhoun doctrine of States rights, de-
cided that even iii time of war the
President could not, command the
State militia.sn l9ia3 atf ht3nei
In lssQMassaehusetts was paid in full. $4sOsas ss
IN 4sSA, massachusetts. was again .
liald IN lti,tl .ss.. al. -. ). IIT6 rs
In 1870, massachusetts was the thtrd .s.ss.. :.
timepai IN tuil 6iS,36e II
Total of tha claim thr,a ,,ai3 St SaR os7 ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-04

Last week, in Rochester, Fulton
county. tall, wiry- looking female wo>
man. the proprietor of very red head
whaled meeklooking NONRESIDENT Of
the masculine gender in front of the
Court House Square, in that place. The
man claimed the grim virago as his
wife. and didn't seem to care SO much
about the vigorous and we'll directed
blows she showered upon him, as get
ting her home, and inducing her TO
reason the case with him. It seems
that, according to his statement, his
wife had stolen $500 of his money, and
given it to other men. When he at
tempted to demonstrate with her upon
the unrea sonableness of those conduct,
she refused to listen, but instead thrash
ed him numerically in the public street,
to which he submitted in truly Chris
tain spirit. The woman was fined for
assault and battery, and the poor hus-
band has settled into the conviction that
his wife is out of her mind We
shouldnt wonder.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-04

"BE JUST" &c.-Taking our motto
literally, our neighbor of the Radical
makes the following appeal to US through
his paper, in regard to the publication we
made of the communication of Mr..
Yaryan:
1--WE ask the Palladium as matter of
simple justice, it having admitted the
attack, to give place also to our rejoinder.'
In addition to this, our neighbor pre-
ferred the same request through polite
note to US this week. Now, we are q
lover Of Justice, and take pride in doing
right, not from policy merely but because
of the correctness of such a course-be-
cause it Is RIGHT. But we fail to see
our neighbours request in this light. Mr..
Yaryan, made no charges against our
neighbor; then where is the matter oil
simple justice?'
By note in reply to his of the 31st.
we informed him that we would attend
to the matter this week, and this is the
way we propose doing it: If our neigh
Dor will say that his brother, George w.
Julian, wrote the 'rejoinder' to Mr.. US
communication, and that HE requests us
to publish it, we shall take great pleas
ure in complying.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-04
The Crops. Etc..

A correspondent Of the Journal from
Danville, Hendricks county, says:
Farmers are growing very anxious
about rain; between bad seed corn and
cut worms, corn makes poor stand,
and replanting is going On in every field
little of which will come up until it
rains
MIR. j R Fisher in forms the Kokomo
Democrat, that during the past week he
has been over the Western part of the
county of Howard, and that the pros
poets for good crops are not at all fat>
tering. lie says that almost entire fields
ofcorn haev been taken by worms, and
that the wheat is healing out; while 50
low that there will not be more than
one-third Of crop.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-04

1MPRovEMENT-This week we present
our paper with an additional column to
each page. making an eight instead of q
seven-column page; thus making their
width equal with our neighbors.
We have also changed the day of pub.
LEGATION to Saturday, which seems, on
consultation, to suit large majority Of
our readers, and have also reduced the
price to $3.50 per Vol-rHrs will be
sure to suit every body and his wife too
Added to these Improvements, Col. w.
T. DENNIS, and G. R. JOHNSON, Esq. are
assisting US in the conductionof the old
vessel adding life and vim to it. With
their aid, we hope to place the Palladium
on prosperous footing and make it the
BEST local and general Newspaper in
Eastern Indiana.
We intend shoi tly to give the Palla-
dunn a new dress, and make other inns
provements that is essential to procuring
and retaining the confidence of the pub
lie in journal. This will require mate
rial aid in the shape of cash, ard we
confidently call upon our friends to give
us their patronage-take the paper and
induce others to do so-advertise-and
ifyou will do all this, or only half, we
will furnish you a paper that you can't
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-04
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
THURSDAY EVENING, June :


BEEF CATTLE.-The receipts
have been light, and with a brisk
demand all are selling readily, and
the market closes firm for inferior
to common at 81 5O@6 90; prime
butchers stock at IS 50@7 90,
and shipping cattle at 81 2597 50
per GENITAL, live weight.
SHEEP.-The market is over
stocked and dull, with some left
unsold. Prices are lower, common
to prime selling at 50 00@5 so
per GENITAL, gross, and spring lam BIS
at 50 25@3 so per head.
HoGs.-The receipts are large,
and although there is a good de
mand, the market is heavy, and
stock hogs rules 25c. lower We
quote light to heavy averages sci
ling at So 5000 90; still STOP hogs,
SO 25@8 IS, stock hogs, 50 20
per cwt., gross.
MULES is fair demand
at 1925 OO@I9O 90 per head, for
medium to prime. There are only
a few in the pens for sale.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-04

SHOCKING AFFAIR.-Dayton, O.,
was visited by fire last Sunday
morning, which resulted in the
death, by suffocation, of Mrs.
MoeIler and six children.
The first intimation Moeller had
of fire, his wife aroused him by
screaming "the house is on fire.
The boys-four in rumber-who
slept in the garnet. had first discov-
cred the fire, and rushing down
stairs, awakened their mother.
The room was already filled with
smoke, so that they could scarcely
see each other. Mrs: Moeller ran
to the front window, and raising 1t
called to her husband to throw out
bed and jump out and catch the
children. The two eldest boys
jumped out of the window while
the parents were planning how to
save themselves and children.
Moeller got another bed, and tell
ing his wife to throw the children
down to him, jumped out, 5nt the
sash fell down on his wrist, and he
with difficulty got it loose. The
room above was already sitting
when Moeller got out OF the win
dow, aud the sudden closing of the
window deprived the wife and chill
dren Of what little air they could
breathe, and they must have been
suffocated almost instantly-all
except the babe, which Mrs. NJ.
held at her breast.