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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-29

For NORTH CARoLINA.--Ane x-
cursion train started from our
depot, on last Tuesday night
nine cars-for the old North State.
Among the number who went from
our city and vicinity--seventy-five
were: Benz. Hill, Enos Hill, Cor
nelius Ratliff and wife. VIM. Rat
lift and wife, Jos. Ratliff, T. This.
tlethwaite, wife and daughter, VIM
and Daniel Bulla, David Hunt,
Bray Hunt. Elizabeth b. Hopkins,
VIM. Benbow, VIM. Clark and wife,
Absolem Dennis, wife and daugh-
Sc, j p Vose. Robert Ryan, Mrs.
.zciQtt. fhos. Judd, Wan Britt
and 5 Davis.
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II RIS ON IL E FO II NJ

CHARLEs F. COFFIN, who was
in atten lance at the National Pris-
on Reform Congress-. held recently
at Cincinnati, Will Lecture on the
above subject, AZ Fifth-ss Friends
Meeting House, Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 2, 1870. The citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity are respect
fully invited to attend.
We need a shower of prison-re-
form right here, for our execrable
calaboose is q sufficient text to leo
ture from. We trust our citizens
will all 90 and hear G. F. COFFIN.
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DR. T. Rose is now 81 ole p.oprie-
tor OF the Livery and Sale Stable
Watts old stand recently owned
by Rose & Lafflin. The Public
will always find just the kind Of
rig they need and the prices charg-
ed are always reasonable. Give
him q call, and your custom and
you will not regret it.
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PALLADIUM NorIcE.-Those OF

PALLADIUM NorICE.-Those of
our subscribers who are indebted
for the paper, or for job work or
advertising, will please call in and
pay US. We are in need OF money.
We have not less than one thous-
and dollars due US, from "good
men," and we hope their goodness
will be made manifest to us in a
tangible way. Gentlemen, if we
did not positively need the help
that money brings, we would not
perpetrate . modest dun like this.
RYAN editor whose thinking
faculties are active, and whose
head is evenly developed and is
level on his shoulders, describes .
dream thusly:
"I had dream the other night,
Whom every thing was still;
Came up and paid his bill.
Each wore q look of honesty,
And smiles ronnd each eye,
As they handed out tho stamps,
Saying How is that for highr
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-29

Ladies. do you want fashion
able Hat or Bonnet-latest Fall
and Winter styles-Flowers and
Feathers-:he finest and best of
Millinery Goods, Ribbons, etc..
60 to the Millinery Store of Mrs.
S. A. IL1PF, North Franklin ST., a
few doors North of First National
Bank, East side. You can there
get fitted with the article you want
and at prices satisfactory.
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The CONSIDERATION OF THE BELLS

The CONSIDERATION OF THE BELLS,
TOOK place in thia city, at St.
Andrews (Catholic) Church, on
Sabbath last. Rev Father O'Con-
ner officiating. We were absent
from the city, bat understood that
the ceremonies were quite inter-
eating, and partici pated in by the
entire Catholic population, and
witnessed by quite a number of
our citizens.
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INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS We
have received from the office of
THE ILLUSTRATED HUMoRIsr q copy
Of extraordinary inducements to
agents, and we advise all DESTROYS
of ma.r1g a few dollars Of an eve
ming, to send 30 f. A. Darling,
Fayetteville, II. Y, two cent
stamp, and get specimen copies
with Inducements.
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HOME OF THE FRIENDLKss.-W'


availed ourself OF the polite inva-
tation Of the Managers OF this ex-
cellent institution, 10 attend the
annual "donation" and dinner
there at. on Wednesday last. The
FRIENDS Of the Home" were there,
and, from the accumulation Of the
heaps Of fruit and vegetables in
the cellar; the corn aloft; the flour
in the bins, the wood in the wood
house; and everything calculated
to sustain life end comfort Of the
inmates of the benefcent asylum,
there is no reason to suppose that
the name Of "friendless" is at all
significant in its application to the
condition of those who are the re-
cipients of such bountiful supplies.
Indeed, the inmates of the "Home"
are not "friendless''-that name
only indicates their condition, pri-
or 70 their admis sion; for God has
indeed raised up rmhearted
and true friends to care for those
who are in destitute circumstances,
or fallen and degraded.
There are, at present, elgh teen
adults and seven children in the
Home, and, to the credit of the In :
s.itution, be it said, above all 9TH
ers of q similar character, the la
Dor Of the adult inmates; under the
judicious and praiseworthy direc-
ton of the efficient Matroo and her
Assistant, aided by the co-opera-
ton Of the excellent Board Of Man
ayers, and liberal contributions Of
friend has proved self sustain
ing, 80 far as the living aad cloth
ing is concerned. The salaries Of
the Matron and Assistants, has to
be raised. as yet, by Donations
1t is believed that, with the addi-
ton Of a building for q Laundry,
the III cme' in its entire expendi-
lures, would become self-sustain-
ing power the labor Of its inmates.
There is one feature about the
"Home for the Friendless," that
| deserves not only favorable men
ton, but calls for the active sym
pathy Of the Citizens of our City.
We allude 10 the children-infants
cared for there. If any Of our
fellow-citiz ems are not especially
favorable towards the Homo, in
consequence Of its being the refuge
Of many who are low down in the
scale of humsnity, still their hearts
should be warmed towards helpless
infants, who, through no faults OF
theirs, become dependent on the
care and charity Of Institutions
like this. They should help sus-
| tain i: with their means. for their
sakes, if for 10 other reason; and
we DO hope and trust that this
thought may impress itself deep )
in their hearts.
We intended to publish the names
of the donars and donations in our
paper this week and, with this
view, took list; bu. at the sug-
yestion of Miss Johnson, who il
makiug out a full statement, we
deferred it until its appearance in
the Monthly Report, on the 1st OF
November next.
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We noticed, at the Noninatio

We noticed, at the Nomination
Election. last spring, a very active
and bitter friend Of Geo. w. Jus
lian, who challenged such good and
reliable Republicans as John Low,
Oliver Butler and others, for fear
they would not vote for the nomi-
nee for Congress-: who, at the late
election, voted for Cooling the
Democratic candidate. The first
letters Of his name is Frank B.
Hun
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"Could but climb where Moses
stood, and view the landscape GER
the Depot Drugstore Of NJ B. Bal
lard could not he'p being seen, and
also the numerous customers going
there to purchase his pure Drugs,
Medicines, ETC., and TO get Mae. to
fill their prescriptions. The BEST
Drug gists, the People say, always
avertise in the Palladium.
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DARTNERSIfIP.-Tl

DARTNERSHIP. Thomss Rose and
George w. Brow n, have .his day en-
tered into Co-partnership under the styl md
firm name of Rose and Brown, for the pur
pose of conducting general LiveTy Business,
at the stand lately occupied by Rose and
Latin. A liberal share Of public patronage
is respectfully solicited.
ROsD BRowN.
Richmond Oct. FL, 1870.
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Gov Scott, OF South Carolina. advises
that the rebels he'd become excited over
the ,ecen. Republicans n-eetit Is there,
and large body OF armed men were
marching on Laurensvilte with . view 10
attack that place, and were destroy ing
ballot, boxes on thu way, with Q view of
preventing proper election returns being
made
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Indian agents have been appointed as
follows: Isaac s. Worden. Of Ohio, and
Orlando f Pepper, of Illinois, Tor New
Mexico; John j. Critchlow. Of New
York FOR Titan; L. u. Williamson, OF the
District Of Columbia for New Mexico;
Theophilus d Griffith, of Illinois. for the
Choctaws and Chickasaws.
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Mayor Bennett has gone on
trip to Colorado, and has placed
his dockets and Office in the hands
Of Enos Thomas. who will perform
the judicial duties Of the Office
Major Lyle will be at the Mayors
Office during business hours to at
tend to office business.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-29

The Odd Fellows Of Hornellsville
purpose to establish Lodge there.
A Wisconsin Judge lately fined
himself one dollar for hardness ct
court.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-29

Economy is the road to wealth
and that can be practiced in buy
ing one of James NJ. Starts gas
stoves. With one Of those and q
cents worth OF gas, you can cook
meal.
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California is the only State that
reports an increased average in
hops.
~ Nye 4 Starr. are prepared for cold
weather. and for the million who will need
Stoves to warm and cook by. Tin, Copper,
Brass and Sheet Iron Uares in abu ndance,
ana at the cheapest possible rates. Go to the
Depot Stove Store,
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CoRRECrIoN.-Ezr Smith d Co. +,
received the Silver Medal for the
best selection of School House
Furniture.
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ST. ANDREWS CHURcH.-The
COS: Of the recent improvements
on this fine Church, is about Sl2,-
900, and Father Hundt, will shorty
han d round subscription paper,
to our fellow citizens, for making
up that sum.
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The Zouave Clothing Store of
b. IL w. Frankel, contains; just
now, the very best lot of Clothing
ever brought to this city. Go and
see for yourselves, at No. 1853,
Main-street.
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BENHAMs' MUSICAL ':zv.gw ter October is
an unu Usually go,d number. containing much
original matter, one exquisite sentimental
song, one march, All ! spleniid hit in comic
songs, call d,
s.KOeS DATvaS FOR .RiGR.',
Per .nnum, $1.00, single copies cts.
Address, BEEtiAN BRO-.,
Indiana polls, Ind
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The Peerless Cook Stove for
burning coal, took the red ribbon
at the Fair last week. It is IN
doubtedly the best cooking stove
for burning coal in the market 1t
fills all the requirements Of a fsst
class stove. H. j. Bargis always
has q full supply on hand.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-29

"a sovereign balm for all our
wounds" il it can be had in thi
city, will be found at Eugene Har-
rold's Drugstore where the BEST
of everything in the line of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dye Stuffa,
Proprietary Medicines, ETC., can
always be purchased at reasonable
prices. Go to Eugene's, between
Fifth and Sixth-sts., on Main. south
side, and get what you need.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-29

MONUMENTAL" Have you seen
the Continental Cook Stove at f.
Nye and STAIRS. For general
use, it is the best stove in the mar
ket. 1t bakes to perfection, and is
very economical in the use OF fuel.
Before making purchase Of a
stove, call and see the Continen-
tai,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-29

BRNHAMs' MUSICAL REVIEW for October is
replete, as usual, with spicy reading and
choice music, and the publishers in this num-
Der have certainly struck the popular vein in
a comic song called:
.HOW DAT VAS FOR HTGH,,'
price 35 cts. in shee. form, or 10 cts. for 3
copy of the paper.
Address, BENHAM RROS.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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DR.. Jos. Howelis, Homoenps,hist, hss re-
moved his Office 10 No. s North Franklin,
whore he will be pleased to see his friend
and all who need his professional services.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-29

The Gle Lever Watch, No. 49,
$50, purchased from Chas. P. Nor
ton & Co., Sc Nassau Street, New
York, January 5th. has been car
ried by me over six months, with
q total variation in time Of only 26
seconds, without the slightest reg
ulating, and presents the same
brilliancy Of color as when pur-
chased.
JAMES r. WILTON, Sec.
American S, NJ. Co., n. 7.
New York, July Both, 1870. 29m3
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To you wanf I1ye ~ e-.sfi 2
Go To Swain Il 10 : :, Co Ialn
and Fifth ats. No better acre or
else where
re- Tobacco and Cigars. the hest
kind, always -: NJ 23S, iiain--t..
at j E. I,iff
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have for the past eight months
constantly USED one of the sl2
Oride Cole Lever Watches, manu-
fac; ur.d by Cans p. Norton Il
Co, sc N..s-au Street. New York.
and foued tho tp.s: r.-;,sien in its
time but one-'ia:f Ii1uts go sec
onds, and it retains the aa.e sp-
pearsnce % gold As wien ruzohss-
ea >.vcr.. ~ our a1en sses them
for coTrertu sc ara Wen
HORACE " WHIT 1KE3
Cnuducso. z III Rsil 80, - 5
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CRY CEsrsAL CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.

CRY CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.
A meeting Of this committee was held last
evening at the Chamber Of Commerce.
P.H. Starke was elected city superin.
tendent Col. Peyton Wise, treasurer and
chairman of the Financial Committee : Z.
q. Coghlan, secretary.
The following gentlemen were elected
assistant superintendent
For Jefferson Wara.-Capt. 4. G. Bah
cock.
For Madison Ward.-Wm. Lovenstein. !.
For Monroe Ward.-N. NJ. Lee. :
For Marshall Wcrd.-T. Wiley Davis.
For Ctdy Wdrd.-J. 4. Meredith.
The following financial committee was
elected: i.s
Jefferson Wdrd-MsJor Johns.
Mddison Ward-Colonel Peyton Wise.
Monroe Wdrd-C. NJ. Wallace.
Marshall W~ard-Captain 7. w. Allen.
Clay Ward-Wm. Jenkins.
On motion, itIwas resolved that the com
mittee be increased from twenty-five tt
thirty by the election Of one additional
member for each ward. The following
were elected as such:
Jefferson Wdrd.-Christian thinner.
Madison Wdrd.-John ii. Claiborne.
Monroe Hard.-Captain Lybrock.
AdTsh0H Ward.--Henry MetZger.
ClQg Wdrd.-H. Calder. ~
The members are requested to meet to
morrow Saturday morning., at 10 O'Clock
st D Chamber OF Commerce, preparation,
70 their attending the Convention to b
held 10 the Exchange Hotel. .
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~BEAR IN MIND.-When disease
has undermined The health, and the physical sys-
TEN has become Frustrated. a st'mulant THAI VIII
not only siren CITIZEN, but remove The cause, should
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also a fruitful source Of the breaking down OF the
constitution, and the rayages Of this enemy to
health are truly alarming. For all such maladies
EHOSTETTER,S STOMACH BITT ERS htve
been found unsurpassed. by acting directly upon
the digestive organs, they remove The heavy, dis
agreeable feeling after eating so often COM
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As soon as digestion is restored the patient fads
his strength Increasing and his general health I'M
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am FALL-1S7O.-T. R. PRICE 81 co

M FALL-1S70.-T. r. PRICE d GO.
are now opening the choicest and fullest STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY r GOODS
ever exhibited in the south. Families and mer-
chants are invited 10 call and see the novelties IN
every department.
Parties wishing fall or winter goods may feel as
suredof getting everything of the BEST quality
and rs low as II can be sold in the United states.
Now opening, elegant stock OF Ladies' Dress
Goods in black and colored gro-graln, ottoman.
Bonnettes and other Silks, Velour, Velour lmpHra-
trice, Chene Poplins "a novelty for suits), EN-
press Cloths-all shades, +. Mertnos, De Lalnes,
Alpacas. Gro De Zurich, Reps Velour, etc., etc
American De LANES and Prints, immense as
sortment at prices, 10, 1e, Is, 90, and CSC, to hnes''
sbeetlngs, Cottors, Towellings, Diapers, Nap
k1ns. Crash, Linseys. Blankets, FIaunefs, etc.
Large supply OF Cloths and Cassimeres FOR gcots
and boys, both in French, English, ana oomes'ic'
Underwear for ladies and gentlemen.
Hosiery, Thread Lace, and I'm. Lace Collars ana
Collgrets, Edgings, Insertings, Bands, etc., etc.
Z shawls in Cashmere, blanket-lonR and square
| Black Thibet, square and long; Scarf snawls, etc.
Mourning Goods specially; Velour Impera-
trice, entirely new; Ottomans, Tamise, Bombs
zines, Double-faeed Mohairs, Alpacas, De Laines,
Zurich, etc. asrt 1850 /,
Everything guaranteed in color and quality IN
this department., H f.&i
N. s.-Goods cut for merchants at New York
| jobbipg rates. .. Z. K. PRICE & co..
so % . s5ra, IDOL Main street,
e..
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5frlTRn.E

-nIEF
Gnswrlnasdsy. the 3, h Instant, aLARhJ wifi
lnf Dr.. ~ rrtall Noorss and datglter OF Charlie
GGnnes, ESD, In The thirty third year OF her age
her funeral at the. PresOsterfar
Chhtch iDr. Read's) THIS friday AFTER
NOON at 4 o'clock. @y y
On The 9th las ant. Mt his residence on es'b
street, between Sclson and Overtou. at 10 minut. 9
20 3 o'clock i al, Mr. a.~L. MooRhFfnrhe seth
His funeral will take place Mt Ct. Pcter's Cntha.
dr4l THIS AFTER rfB'hN ut ~ O'Clock. HI.
friends and r~cljtlvGs and those Oh Ills family art
respectfully invited to attend.
New Orleans and Boston papers please copy. :
Al the res Ideucc Of Nr. Iasse F. Kcesee, OF,
Thursday, Geo er 6th, e q O'Clock p. NJ. GET.
CARY, youngest chi,d Of j. T.. and Mrs. Lucy
Kecsce. aged 6 III 0nths ard III days.
The funersl will take pl &C from PCv. Mr. PREF
;on's Church TIL (Friray) MORNING at II
O'Clock. The friends OF the family are invited to
attend.
stanton and Lypchburg VA, aud Column
lGa.l papers please G pv.
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The OCTOBER ELEcTIoNs.-Elections are
to be held on Tuesday, October II, in Penn
syfvania for q members of Congress, mem
bers ofthe Legislature, and county officers;
10 Ohio for Secretary of State, Supreme
Court Judge, Comptroller, n member Of
the Board Of Public Works, 10 members Of
Congress, and county officers; in Indiana
for Secretary Of State, and other State Off
GERS, and II members Of Congress; in lowe
for q Secretary Of Estate, Auditor, Treasurer.
and other State officers, six members of:the
42d Congress, and one for the 41st, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of William
Smyth In the I'd district; and in Nebraska
for Governor, a full State ticket, and mem
Der Of Congress,
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WE mentioned briefly yesterday the fact
saas tne famous Mrs. +. A.. Pollard had be-
come insane and been sent to a lunatic asy.
tam' The aus assigned was the publica,
ponce chronicle, which reelected aa,aaat
angty upon the character and rer.,+ aut;;aaaaas
the lady, Washington Republican.
a Mrs. Hirects. of Chicago, died, spr,.
Sently,. Yesterday morning under mys9a
f1egsc circumstances. Apost Aaor.en. resy,taS
IN the discovery that she was in o trance e,
which state she still Hes. sl1 y
Considerable alarm prevails in New York
concerning the yeilew fever. Cases of the
epidemic still occur in the city, and the
Board Of Health is adopting stringent me.l.
cures to prevent It's spread.
Father Doane, OF Newark, n. j., has
brought from Europe plans for the lines.
cathedral IN America, which il Is proposed
to build lin that city.
John Fields, keeper Of Lime Rock Hotel.
OF ~smithfeld, Il. l., Was MORALLY stabbed
by George w. Seagroye on Tuesday night.
ills alleged, on account Off woman.