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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
Decoration Day.

WHEREAS, An appropriate custom has set
apart the both day of May to be observed by
all good people throughout the country, in
the decoration of the graves of the heroic and
patriotic men who voluntarily gave their lives
that the country and its institutions might
live, and thus perpesuate the memories OF the
fallen braves and CONNIE morate their glorious
deeds,
And Whereas, The people OF this city have
made suitable arrangements to observe hero
this beautiful and patriotic custom with ap-
propriate ceremonies.
| therefore respectfully rcqusst that all go ID
citizens participate il these ceremonies. as far
as possible, on Tuesday, May 30th, 1871, and
that they will between the hours Of and 5
O'Clock. p. 81, close their places of business in
token of their respect for the memories of
"The brave who sank to rest,
BY all their ccuntIy's wishes blsst."
In witness whereof, have hersunto set nv
name and the seal Of said city, this 131 OF
May, 1881.
JAMES 81. POE MAYER
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LICENSE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens Of
~ Wayne township Wayne county, Inii-
ana. that l will at the next session of the
Board of County Commissioners of said
county. to be held on the first Monday in June
next, 1871, for a license to sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantity than a quart at a
time, aud suffer the same to be drank on the
premises where sold, in accordance with an
act approved March 9th. 1859;
The premises where | propose to sell said
liquors, is described as follows wit: Being
part of lot No. 90, in that part of the city of
Richmond laid out by JET emah Cox, on the
east side of Pearl street, Immediately north
OF the Citizens Bank, and south of the War
ner Building, or Mayors office, AMI being the
room now occupied by me as saloon.
ANTON BESCHER.
May 6, 1871. S.3t
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WEES WEATHER.-The elm.

WREK's WEATHER.-Th slIna-
nae and the weather have effected
coincidence. Both tell US elo-
quently that Summer has come.--
TIE chill Of morning has gone
no more ice in the buckets-no
more frosts--no more fires to build
with freezing fingers. The evening
breez:s are refreshing. A plunge
in the river is luxury
There hast been quite enough
ruin, and we have a little dast, but
roses with thorns you know. On
the whole we conclude that the
weather is being jadiciously adj
ministered
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.4Gents TAINTED.

General Agents are wanted by
the BROOKLYN LIFE Insurance
Company, of New York, for the
following fields, or portions there's
of:
State of Wisconsin,
State of Minnesota,
State Of Indiana,
City Of Chicago. and North
ern Illinois.
Gentlemen Of position, intcgri-
ty and ability, desiring to negotiate
for either Of tho above districts,
are invited to address the officers
of the Company, No. al Broad
way, New York City.
Applicants should state the de-
tails OF their experience in Life
Insurance, if any, and give such
particulars as will save unnecessa
ry delay in correspondence.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-27

Our excellent and efficient SUI
perintendent of Public Schools in
this city, Prof. Mcneil, gave an
entertainment to the Teachers at
his house, on Tuesday evening last.
The reunion was enjoyed by all
who had the pleasure of being pre-
sent. Asa Superintendent of Pub
lie Schools, the Professor is a sue
cess. During the evening, the
Teachers presented him with
magnificent chrome, as an evidence
Of their esteem and confidence.
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Worms, Bugs and Birds.

There Is an army of Potato bugs
and eurrant worms in and around
Richmond-before them go pota>
toes, small fruits, and green things
delightful to behold. Fight them
a. you will, with sticks and
clubs, with tobacco, Paris green
and lime, ashes, soapsuds and the
like, onward they 60, devouring all.
Ou- farmers and gardeners are ma
king strenuous efforts to destroy
the destroyer, and in some few
localities are doing comparatively
we'll Last week we gave recipe
for killing the currant worm, in
which carbonate Of lime was anec-
essary ingredient; but upon apply
ing at the drug stores we learned
that the article is little known and
not kept in our city.
The abundance of these plaques
leads us to the belief that the
murder Of thousands of innoc ent
birds is being avenged. Think OF
the Wholesale slaughter every year
of harmless songstcrs-of tho army
Of boys that sally out and open an
indiscriminate fire upon the birds
of the boasts made over dead
innocents!
And too often tho rural dwcller.
join in the work Of slaughter, show
ing no more regard for the bird'
than the poachers who overruI
their fields and mber. lands. In.
stead of enforcing the enactment
against this cruel pastime. the,
not only violate them, but permi
others to do so with impunity.-
The effect Of this must be to even
tuslly drive all birds but those g
the most ordinary varieties fror
the haunts of civilization. 1t ha
been truly said, tina: nature, "dt
J prived Of birds, would be robbie
Of half her attractions, and niue
of the charm Of country life woul
be gone. To make war upon the
is to h1rl defiance at Apollo, an
incur the anger Of all the gods IN
, goddesaes."
In parts where wanton sportsme
have seldom trod, and where
: course birds are almost as hume
! Gus as in early days; potato bu.
. and pestitercus worms are rare
found this spring. We know til
: from reliable information and ca
: nest Investigation, and knowil
thus, We think birds should be pr
tected. The farmers motto shou
be, protection to birds is prote
:. ton to crops" Let us have Dir
}. let US have full crop.-let
have stop put to the cruel a
'e dangerous practice Of shooting
e feathered tribe.
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Decoration Ode.

With reverent steps We come,
70 gather round their tomb,
The honored brave!
Those whom we loved so well,
Who nobly fought and fell,
Foul treason's strife to quell,
Our land to save.
Bright wreaths and flowers We brins
Fair offerings of the Spring,
Their graves to strew.
While silent tear drops well
From hearts that throb and swell,
As fame their deeds shall tell,
Those souls SO true.
Fair children clothed in white,
Emolems Of angles bright,
Are hither led!
And still from year to year,
Shall pilgrims journey here,
And many holy tear
Shall here be shed.
On, God. to Thee we raise
Our highest songs of praise
For blessings past.
Make US still! more revere
Their names who sluinber here,
& I'd guard our land so dear,
While time shall last.
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Which | wish to remark,
And my language is plain,
That tor goods that are tylish
And & Gods that are plain,
The store at FL Main,
Gets up display most peculiar.
Which the sa me rise to explain.
Ross Forkner's the name,
And | shall not deny,
In regard to the same
You may always rely
On whatever they say abou! prices;
l said the same thing 10 Bill Nye.
They have carpets and mattings,
And curtains Of lace,
And for gentlemen's furnishing goods
1t is the place.
Likewise its a place where the ladies
Do gather in crow is that are great.
You know how it is, though, yourself.
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-Fraxers Axle Gre ase.

GREAT SALE.--Paxson Rattray wilt sell
the entire outfit and equipments of Riverside
place at auction, on Wednesday morning.
May 81, commencing at 10 A. n. Their stock
embraces a large supply of swings, boats'
croquet sets, parlor games, soda founts, fur
niturr, dishes, table cutlery, glassware, De
Terms liberal.
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JAMES 81. POE, Mayer
DIED.

CARROLL-fn Cincinnati, on the 10th
inst, of pneumonia. after short illness,
Anna L.. widow of the late Dr.. Thomas Car.
ROLL in her 74th year.
She was sister Of Achilles Williams and
Sarah T. Mendenhali, of this city. She was
married here in 1921. She came to Cincin
natl over 81 years since, and to this place IL
1920.
WARREN-ln Silver King mine, Stock ION
Utah, April %, j. Ross Warren. formerly Of
Indianapolis, and nephew Of J. d. McClel-
land, Of this city, aged Is YEAR,.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCfNN1HI, WAY IT.
FLOTR--DemanI fair AMI ,n..Lot A.

FLO.R--Demand fair and market firm;
family IS - ta 80.
v az I--Scasce aud iirra at 81 IS to 10.
CokN--bemand fair, ard pIioes adyaneod
BikE.El--5earoe ard Ann a. Sis.
OATS- 5.c
BUTItR-Dull a. "a to27c.
CHEESE drii at I5c.
LARD in demand at lie.
WHISKY firm at $50,
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Lasts longer-Frszer's Axle Create.

One OF the mos. attractive stores
in this city is that of A. Arnold
Main street, a few doors west of
the First National Bank. He has a
full supply Of ladies' furnishing
goods, embracing every article ne
cessary to a complete Quilt. Of the
best quality, and at less rates than
at any other establishment in the
city.
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REA S. B. FALKINBURG, of the Southeas,
Indiana Conference, will preach in the Pear
Street Church, next Sabbath, the 2Sth, at
half past 10 O'Clock, An. Subject-What 8
man as the object of Gods solicitude.
He will also deliver an address on Temper.
ance, in the same house, at half-past 3, P. N
Come and hear him.
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Miss Wedekind, in the IIuntin Z
ton House Block, has a beautiful
assortment of Fine Bonnets. Hats,
Ribbons, Flowers, and Millinery
Goods of every description. Give
her call and examine her Goods
and prices.
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We are requested to announce the name Of
JOSEPH RIDGE for Justice Of the Peace, to
fill the vacancy occasioned bv the resignation
of James NJ Poe, Esq.
We are authorized to announce James W.
X Lemon as . candidate for Justice of the
Peace in Wayne Township, in the place Of
James NJ. Poe, Esq, resigned.
We ara authorized to announce James J.
Russell as a candidate for the Justice of the
Peace in Wayne TOWNSHIP, in the rla.e OF
James N. Poe, Esq, resigned.
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The finest Bonnets, Hats RiE

The finest Bonnets, Hats, Rib
bons, Flowers, and everything in
the Millinery line, at the store OF
Mrs. S. A. Davis. OH franklin st :,
a few doors north Of Main - east
side. New supplies received al
most every day. Call aud see.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST HOW RE-
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The celebrated author, in this admirable
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DB-This Book should be in the hands of
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| Sent under seal, in plain envelope. Prico
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-Mrs. Collins has several small

-Mre. Collins has several small
children, lives en- Washington st.,
and often drinks Intoxicating Ii
Guors. Mrs. Collins left her chill
dren at home alone on last Sunday
evening, when Que Of them began
t. amuse himself ~ playing around
the light with a filed coal oil! can.
The ei8hbors Heard screams and
sav child wrapped in flancs; all
assistance possib!e visa Immediate
y r;ndefed, Eu1 lie isle ono is
nov getting along pfetty weii.-
Mrs Collins is quite noted for the
negligence she has ever displayed
toward her children.
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An Iowa f;.i mer inculcated
early rising in little orphan
bound boy by setting him on hot
stove for getting up late. Which
has nothing to DO with Navy at
IS cents plug at lifts cheap
Tobacco Store, 228 Main St
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Cincinnati. Richmond and Fl. Wayne
Railroad.


Railroad.
Coop News AND GLAD TlDIHGs.
The President, Vice President,
Treasurer and Director Patterson,
Of this Road just returned from N
York, where they have been in con-
sultation with President Cas- OF
the Fort Wayne and Pittsburg X.
R., and D. o. McLaren, of the c.
H. & D. Road, and have made Or
rangements with the Grand Rap
ids and Fl. Wayne r R. to finish
and equip the whole line, to make
continuous through line from
Grand Rapids to Cincinnati; by the
| 1st OF Jan. next. Bonds already
issued by the Road will be cancel
led and new Bonds issued as re-
quired. Iron to complete the Road
to Ridgeville, within the next ~
days, is to be furnished, and, when
the road is completed to Fl. Wayne.
it is to be run as one road. The
contract for furnishing the iron
has been made with reliable par
ty, and the Company will furnish
the means for grading the Road
from point to point, as rapidly a'
possibly. We shall not be sur
prised il the road to Fort Wayne
will be completed and in running
operation, by the 1st day of De
cember next.
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"A special election for Justice Of tho Pence,
to fill the vacancy caused by the resignati n
of James N. Poe, Esq, will be held on Satur-
day. June 3. Several persons have annouucei
themselves a candidates.
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DISSATISFACTION present indica>
tons, the decoration Of soldiers graves
next Tuesday, will be the most brilliant
affair that has ever taken place in our
city. The Committee Of Arrangements
have discharged their duties in a COM
mendable manner. The procession will
be In charge of Col. McGraw, Grand
Marshal, and his assistants, Major Mes
sick and Major Finney.
The procession will form at O'Clock,
on Pearl street, the right resting on Main,
in the following order:
lst Richmon Cornet Band.
2. Soldiers Of the late war.
8. Car containing monument and sol
diers' orphans.
L. Decorating Committee.
5. Ministers.
6. Reporters.
7. Committee of Afrangem ents.
8. Citizens.
! The procession will proceed to Maple
Grove Cemetery, where the exercises
will be as follows:
Music by the Band.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Wakefi ED.
Song, composed by Mrs. Jordan. and
sung by the choir.
Address by Rev. DR.. Hughes.
Alter which the graves will be decora-
ted, and the procession will be reformed
and proceed to the Put lie Cemetery,
where the exercises will be-
Music by the Band.
Ode by the Choir.
After which the graves will be deco
rated. At the conclusion of the solemn
ceremonies, the procession will again
move to Earlhsm Ce netry, whore SLEEP
number who gave their lives for theil
country. Here the exercises will be-
Music by the Band.
Prayer by Rev. MIR. Comstock.
Ode by the Choir.
Address by Rev. Mr.. Miller.
After the graves have teen decorated
the exercises will conclude with singin,
che Doxology and Benediction by Rev
MIR. Mr.. Agenboad.
The ladies appointed to decorate til
graves are
Maple Grove Cemetery--Mrs RS. Jordan
Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Messick, and Mrs
Stearns
Public Cemetery--Mrs. Salter, Mr.!
Little, Mrs, Durham and Mrs. Evans.
Earlham Cemetery--Mrs. Swayn'
Miss Mcpherson, Miss Sparks and Mr.
McMinn.
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This is the summer Of our con.
sns. Lay up something for q rainy
lay, if it is nothing more than an
d umbrella.
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Poor yohu Smith! A Penn.

-PoOr sOhu Smith! A Penn
sylvania court has decided that his
name is no name at all; for, as
lanes are intended to designate
one person from another, John 8
'ioes not come quite up to the
mark.
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LOCAL RECORD.
J. Fp. JHJFfi local FDl7oE

This week witnessed many fxaer-
ais.
The Police Courts WAS full Of bust
I sss this week.
There were four funerals on Mem
day afternoon in the city.
New style postage stamps are out.
1t will be stylish this year for
young men to wear their hair very short
and parted in the middle.
The season for doorstep counting
has set in. We noticed several note wor.
thy eases this week.
John Hinton lost . valuable horse
last week by lung fever.
Last Saturday was lively, encour-
aging, bustling, business day.
"A settled thing-a good cup Of cof>
A time to run--when ysu are in
hurry.
"A time not to run--whsn you are
sure you cannot be elected.
Horace says care penetratss into all
places. Except railroad and street ears.
we suggest.
SID A young girl. was recently
choksd to death by her lovers encirclins
arms. Girls, keep your ascks out Of
(h) arms way.
The right man in the right place
nuseryman up tree.
What is, is right, except wha il
left.
Sunday was Lice day and churehss
were we'll attended,
w. II. Trevan, formerly Of this city, is
preaching to the eolorsd people in Rich.
mond.
A raid was made on the house si
O'Brisn, on Saturday evening, and sew
sral persons arrested for disturbing what
little peace there is thersabouts.
Soda Water, sweet and cold, at Ilif I
22S Main st.
-TruAks repaired ct 226 Main 1t.
squirrel hunters are on the qui vive
Abnsr Daily has beer successful in
shooting the animals.
Buy your trunks At Shsllys trunk
actory 226 Main St.
-Ifyou want to know whether a tre
is hollow or not AK ID.
lifts, 22S Main for all fruits Of tn
season.
Linen clothes and straw hats hav
at last made firm stand.
Cash paid for all the Turtles tha
can be furnished the Continental.
Meals at all hours A. The Cn Ii
mental.
Walkers Cincinnati Ale 4 years oil
for iavalids at the Continental.
CoL..JoHsaA .BRIDGLAsp was in Il
city yesterday. The Colonel is .ookir
remarkably we'll.
ID. B. Craw ford is in Iowa, where
will remain few weeks rusticatink.
7. c.. Mitchell is in Missouri, on
pleasure trip. He will be absent sever
months.
Those who were up early enou,
Tuesday morning, discovered quite
heavy frost-n enough, however.
injure vegetation.
"A countryman's horse, hitched
Pearl street, kicked the bucket on Sa
nrdy. Said bucket was lying near hi
on ths ground though.
-Ot the IL. 900 youth in Wayne cou
ty, b:tween six and sixteen years Of a.
only 1000 are enrolled in tho forty> %
Sunday schools new in e2.rat;on.
"A child, two years old, living
south Eight street, fell in a " oil on Tu,
day. The wei! wa. sixteen feet de.
and the little one w,uld have droun
but for the assistance Of Nr Jacob All
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Turtle Soup at Anton Beseher 8
this saturday. afternoon and ev.
ening, at Is cents q dish. Cheap
and good.
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~Ourfrend Swope has moved is Mer-
chant Tailoring Establishment to 266 Main
street, where we commend all who desire the
best goods and most fashionable clothing to
90 and purchase. Remember 238.
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Most young men consider it q
misfortune so be born poor, or not
to have capital enough to establish
themselves, at their outset in life,
in a good, comfortable business.
This is a mistaken notion. So far
from poverty being misfortune to
them, if we may judge from what
we every day behold, it is really a
blessing The chance is more than
ten to one against him who starts
with a fortune.
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Rev S. B. Falkeuburg, Agent Of the State
Temperate. Alliance, will speak on the sub.
ject of Temperance, this evening, at halt
past O'Clock, on the corner of Main and
Pearl streets.
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Burns, the livery man, says that alter
carefully considering the matter, he has
come to the conclusion that the Pennsy lvani"
Central Railroad is making more money than
any livery stable in Richmond.
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Go to the Richmond Eye and Ear Infir-
mary for radical euro of all diseases of the
head and throat.
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The second coming of the Lord will be
the subject of Mr.. Fields discourse At the
New Jerusalem Temple OH Sunday evening
next.
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"lNBxPsDIENT.'-We shall not object to
the definition given this word by the action of
the Committee on Printing, at the last meet
ing of the Council, but We judge that the tax
payers will feel curious to know how the re-
trenchmeut and economy idea is subserved
when, alter the Clerk has complied with the
law, and all the printers in the city notified to
furnish the Council with "sealed proposals"
to do the city's printing, and they comply,
the conclusion is arrived at by that co mmit-
tee that it is "inexpedient' to fulfill the re-
quirements Of the law, by refusing 10 give the
printing to the lowest bidder, because the
Palladium happened to be the lowest biddeii
O. H