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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-25

s.rE RENT. a desirable DWELL a.
I lNG.tiII - Oh Main street, south side. sa:a
/. .s..ru = h aud sih %pply 1t SO. 3t3 III street,
......,.t T. PRS; Ban.iS: Church.. Sc COW, s, &3l*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-25

HTfME IS MoEEY. hfs old d1frned Sxxon ri
apsy ilInstrstsdsiD ths use 9of .Doo1Ex's YGAsT
POWDER. Ittswell known that The common pro-
cess OF raising dough is SLOW one. aud oftsn a.
Iended With unfavorabie results from shs uss or
poor basers' yesss and Improper best With
nooiey's Yeast Powder the bert okfozls, biscaffs,
corn'cakes ETC., can be made In che abort space OF
ven minutes and uniform success wf1i esfsatniy
This Is owing to lie purify. efreaSt.
ana fha care with wnfshis fsmsnufsctursd l1or.
LEY, LEY bRoTHza, % Fsw street, New Yetk, pfos
p'ietoss. For sale by all groeefa. = 8 ~
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THE LORD ONLY KNOWS TIE END.

THE LORD ONLY kNOWS THE END.
Landon Boyd denied that his election
was "testical." Colored men do not raise
this question Of color, but if white men
keep acting it, colored men will talk it.
The negroes are five to one white men In
the Radical party, and yet they are to be
denied a place ON the ticket. He WAS
astonished at Mr.. Burgesss advocating
such proposition. The negroes were
GETTING TIRED OF VOTING FOB WHITE MEN
"a ONLY,
and being told to wait and if they are asked
to do it again, they will demand of US dele
gates what we mean by it.
Lewis Lindsey " They ant gwine to ask
me cause l've got no hand In il"
VIM. Howle, Of Clay Ward, said he would
vote any ticket nominated, if it was black as
ink, but he was
SICK oF DEFEAT.
He wanted to beat that damnable Demo
cratic ticket, and the r Republicans must be
wise to do it. " Victor ious once, it won'l
take us long to ie rk the balls off the street
cars, and put the colored man in the jury
box. But if we 60 up this time it Will bt
final go up"
A vote was taken and the motion of Mr.
Forester prevailed; so
TIE TICKET FOB THE HOUSE
stands as follows D. W. Bohanan, G.. S
Mills, Il. l.. Kent, Henry Miller, and Johr
Rankin.
Mr.. Burgess moved that the vote be made
UNANIMOUS. s.a 5....~.s
The Chair put the question, and Levi.
Lindsey's grlff voice was heard respond
ing "No, most certainly i'' @
Judge Morton, though not q member o
the Convention, was then asked to speak
He did go, stating that he felt authorized
to accept the nomination for Capt. Bo
hanan, who was now In Europe, aud ht
heartily congratulated the Convention
upon their ehoice.
After speeches by Col. Popham ani
others the Convention adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-25

Lwo Radical conventions met ia the
Sn,aed states court-roonn, at the custom,
d,sn, dnhse, on saturday one to nominate can
'1lahees Isls lor she Senate from Henrieo anf
richmond, and the other to nominate can.
oidates FOR the House OF Delegates from the
city OF Richmond. No notices of the meet.
ing were published, and great care Was
taken to have the work of nomination
pusned through without attracting the AT.
tentlon OF the Conservatives to the conyen.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-06
&k FIRST PREMIUM OK
IMPROVED FAMILY
SEWN 6 N ICHINE

$3.50 clear profit per day. $500 Der
week. $500 per month made easy by any
Lady or Gentleman introducing this Genuine
and Original Old Farorite. With its MANY
new and practical additions, making the most
complete combin: ton Of valuable and useful
improvements eser effected in any one ma
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chine. 1t is the most servicaablc. elegant and
reliable FAMILY SEWING MACHINE ever in
vented, gives perfect satisfaction wherever in.
troduced. Has received Premiums. Stood
the test OF 10 years, and is fully app owed Of
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noiseless, makes the strong and beautiful
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and certainty. Sews everything needle will
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fabric, firm and neat, with ease. Uses all
kinds of silk or thread direct from the spool;
tension, self-guider, and uses the adjustable
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qualities Of the best high priced machines
condensed, without their complications or
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of stamp. For certificates, &C., see descriptive
pamphlets, mailed free. A thorough practica!
A very strong and reliable machine, at q low
Standard" This beautiful sewing
machine is one of the most ingenious pieces
of mechanism ever invented.-"Democrat,"
Ga. Worth many times its cost to any FAM
ily.-"N. Y. Weekly 1t is quite new ma
chine with is many late improvements, and
sews with astonishing ease, rapidity and neat.
Y. Single machines,
as samples, selected with caro-, for family use,
with everything complete, sent to any part OF
the country per express, packed in strong
wooden box, FREE. on receipt of price $500.
Safe delivery of goods guaranteed. Forward
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female. every where. New pamphlets contain
ing extra liberal inducements, sent FREE.
Address Family Sewing Machine Co. Office,
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Something New!

andmu
least a.n
The all Hot Air
ana other IT only
Lser It not
o,nnsr ages this
siou
ayne 10 the
in win
wTln
chamber ito "
the
on the
on provided ht
Annas
m St,awb.r
on Beans Peas tomatoes Cur
e0s thus dried this rhave
COLOR and
Drive, eoa KIM or Hot Air " " peg cent
ossofth
at
soft
which
Perfectly ss well
all not
ladies' and ch the fruit dyrg are een.s ~ the
connecton anus o. qf in =.
and will
Januy3 and combines al the
fo tarr information " '"e latest Improvements:
NB-reriHiaal r =; n MILLER Patentee Richmona ra;
Dryer
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Ed. Laws, now living in Philadelphia, i
home for a short stry.
Harry Tullidge, who, we believe, is eoin,
to New York military school, is home for
few days.
Mice APPLES at lifts, 22S Main street.
--ihe question put, playfully, to every.
oody In town just now is, "Ain't YOU going
10 divide those postage stamp.r"
The sweetest toned organ we ever heard.
Ism town now, played upon by disabled
soldier. Its music makes a man feel char.
table
=. NJ. Lewiston has sold his stock of gro.
ceres to 7. N. Young. We hope that Mr.
hev'son does not propose to leave Richmond
we can't get along without him very well.
Hon. J. NJ. Wilson, NJ. G.. from this Dis
trict' was in the city Thursday. He was the
guest of Jesse ?. Siddall, Esq.
The public schools of this city will close
in three weeks.
The stores of j. j. Jordan. Messrs
ochumann Sperling and J. H. Norman.
were a little damaged by the rain, Wedres-
cav owing to the absence of the gutter on
'ne root. Considerable plastering fell.
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DIR PETERS, Eclectic Physician.
Now permanently located in Rich
mond, Ind, treats all chronic Diseases
and cures all durable cases with his
pure Vegetable AID herb Remedies. He
cures all cases Of Fits and Epilepsy in
their worst form, ali Cases Of Consump.
ton, Asthma Bronchitis, Diseases Of
the Lungs. Heart, Liver, Kidneys, Dys>
pepsia, Scrofula and all other chronic
Diseases. Where there is vitality suffi.
Gent to sustain the system, all Female
Diseases especially and successfully tre..
ted. No Calomel, or Mineral or Poiso.
nous Medicines used DR.. Peters treats
the Eye and Ear with greater success,
then has ever been known to the Profess
sion. Charges within the reach of ALL
a II calls to the country promptly atten-
ted to day or night. Office No: 800 Main
street up stairs in Vaughan's Building.
Mr.. Peters also does general practice.
45 6m.
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GENERAL PREMIUM LIST.

This List continues without limit as to time. and
vi" DC in force from and after this date unit recalled
IT embraces Organs, Melodeons, Sewing Macbises
AAgricuitural implements, such AZ PIows Harrows
reca Cuttres, ETC., Cook Stoves, Washing Machines
FRUIT Dryers, Farm Bells, Family scales, Watches
MAPS, Books of interest and value, handsome Pic
lures IN great variety, aud other articles of use and
I9 every ono who will send ms 400 Subscribers a,
VI % each We will give Mason & Hamlin Or
for i5O Subscribers At same price choice Of so,r
So. ~'o' " Do'As "or'h
For 100 Subscribers at 81 SO each. a choice of
n,ee articles q the value of $50, Or Books TO the
And so on for either 90. 80, rs, go, SO. 40. 81.
%. or 20 subscribers at 81 so each, we will
sNe choice OF numerous articles Of value in pro-
portion to these above enumerated. f
Tor 20 Subscribers at 81 SO, or Is at al IL
each, q choice OF IL premiums will be given
W. worm SSiS: and for Is or TO- II 8, 10 or g. s
or ouDscrloers, at above prices, we will rivc
presents to be selected by the person sending ms the
cino, from those contained in extensive list tho
value OF which will be in proportion to the nnmhor
Ct subscribers sent; IS also for or At 81 *
culars. ' =" o"i cir
Single Subscribers at 81 will each receive nrss.
ent Of CoNons Gsids Map Of Tndiasa
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May Day

Tins Is the month of May, and we suppose
all readers of almapacs are fully awarao, -.
but we are not so sure that everybody thouoht
OF Nay-day, Nay poles, and Maying parties
on Monday last. There was ore Nav marty
that We know Of on the first of This n,pcb
sung Of month, in which little white clothed
girls and smoothed-up boys participated with
hand and heart. They went to the woods in
large wagons, and after day of jovousness.
returned singing pretty and appropriate
songs Whether they had May pole and a
May queen We are not able to say A long.
long time ago not only the children. hut the
Old I" KS heean to wear smiling faces as Nav
Gay neared, and those old ones used to pct m
little after midnight, and go to the woods
and fields, and bring home the Maypole and
mowers. What's noise they must have made
the boys with cows horns and hollow canes
the men with such music as they could yet,
and everybody else with every available n,isv
thing! Nosegays and garlands were made.
and the prettiest maiden was crowned tho
queen. Windows and doors onts;da wo,.
iestooned with green branches ain token ot
thankfulness that God had sent them again
the time OF flowers But it was long lime
ago, and May day of to-day passed With little
or no notice, excepting that it is reminder
to some that it is time to move, and rent an
other house. There is little use in saving
why don't we do it now?'' for we know that
everybody is head and ears in business and
can not put get time to eat three meals day.
fresumlng that we have said enough, VIC
will close with the wish tina. everybody will
enjoy some kind Of pic mic or Nav ps rtv
ere the flowers and gresn woods are gone.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-06

GRAND CONCERT.-Prof Ane,
and the Ladies' Benevolent Society will
give two Concerts at Lyceum Hall on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, May Is
and 16.
This Society is working under the
auspices of the Ladies' and r.stors'
Christian Union and the proceeds Of tho
concert, after paying expenses, will be
devoted to the relief of tho SUFFERING
poor of the city.
Those who know Prof. APPEL, will not
need any assurance from us that the
music will be fine, and those who attend
will have a two fo.d enjoy men.--a ,i.b
musical entertainment, ard at the same
time contribute 10 the funds OF tho Ro.
nevo.enl Society, which will be exnend>
ed by the ladies for the benefit of tho
needy. Ambulance so cents. cb,lars,
half price. Give them q large attend
ance.
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.A9ents Wanted.

General Agents are wanted nv
the BROOKLYN LIFE Insurance
Company. of New York, for the
following fields, or portions there
Of:
State of Wisconsin,
State of Minnesota,
State of Indiana,
City Of Chicago. and North.
ern Illinois.
Gentlemen of position, integri.
ty and ability, desiring to negotiate
for either of the above Districts
are invited to address the officer.
of the Company, No. Ill Broad.
way New York City.
Applicants should state the do.
tails OF their experience in Life
Insurance, if any, and give such
particulars as will save unnecessa-
~ delay in correspondence.
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BOLD ROBBERY.
The Post Office Robbed of S1e5 90 in
Stamps and Money.

On Thursday night or Friday morn
ing, some person or persons entered the
Post Office, by removing a pane of glass
IN window on the west side of the
building. and purloined in money and
postage stamps. about $165 90. The
thin window papes were all that stood
between the street and the room where
the money WAS placed, and on one OF
these panes mud was smcared SO as to
prevent the noise Of breaking the glass
from being heard.
AS to who was the robber, and whith>
er ne has gone, there is no clue. That
such robbery could take place in one Of
the most prominent locations in the
city, naturally occasions much surprise,
and prompts the inquiry, "Whero were
the Police?
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Honor the Fallen Heroes.

We are glad to know that the neces>
sary steps are being taken by the ladies
OF this city to decorate the graves of our
honor d dead soldiers with flowers, on
the 3Oth Of May. Alta meeting held on
Tuesday evening, at the residence of
Major Messick. which was we'll attended
the following Committee Of Arrange
ments was appointed. who are requested
to meet at No. 3 Engine Hall, Tuesday
afternoon next, at 8 o'clock, to arrange .
programme. 1t is hoped that there will
DO full attendance.
First Ward Little, Mrs Smith,
Mrs. Graves, Mrs Sparks, Mrs Pat.ison,
Mrs Hoerner, Miss Macpherson: Simon
Sparks. John Macpherson. Cal johnson.
SECOND Ward-Mrs Messick, Mrs Sal,
ter, Mrs Palmer, Mrs Durham. Mrs
Swain. Mrs Eldridge, Mrs Lyle, Mrs
Nc MINI, Mrs Gaylord, f d Palmer,
John Messick, Ralph Weller, Richard
" uildulS, w IN Alrm3n.
Third Ward-Mrs Jordan, Mrs Ro>
ney, Mrs. S. A Davis, Mrs Virgins
Mrs Stearns, Miss Heintze,man, Miss
Howells. Miss Moore. Col McGraw. 1 G
Dougan, H G Dunn.
Fourth Ward--Mrs Evans, Mrs Ro-
by, Mrs Kelly, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Kelly,
Mrs DR. Davis, Mrs Ogborn, Mrs Benz
Croker. Miss Evans, Major Finney, J
NJ. Levison, Col Perry.
Fifth Ward-Mrs Siddall, Mrs john
Virgins, Mrs Vansant, Mrs Page, Mrs
Bennett, Mrs Roberts, Mrs Newton,
George Dougan, General Bennett, John
Y. Crawford.
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DIR. /. s. Drake. now the possesso
OF first class clerkship at Washington
is on short visit to his friends in thi
city. The DR.. bears the imprint O
"peace and prosperity"
Charles Leive's little boy, aeee
about thee years, was lost on Thurs
ing, which occasioned much alarm i
the family. The little fellow was found
about noon, on Fort Wayne avenue.
Ed. Cook, one OF the Armenian
boys, is back to Richmond again. Ed.
is as jolly as Of old.
George Watt is suffering greatly
with felon on his hand.
Nothing can be so unpleasant to smo
kers as tightly rolled cigar, which re-
quires al the breath in Duh to draw
smoke. Tiff, 22s Main street, guaran-
tees his cigars to smoke freely.
Subscribe for the Palladium--only
81 SO year.
There will be calico ball At Phil
lips Hall soon.
-Currants are large enough for pies
around here.
Go to lifts, 228 Main street for fine
Cigars and Tobacco.
Splendid business suits, cheap, at J.
Zeyen & Bros.
"A full line of Gents Underwear at
j. Zeyen & Bros.
j. N. Free. the immortal can't stand.
the-pressure, is still travelling, and will
soon lecture to our citizens from q dry
goods box.
Rev. Mr.. Toby was in the city
Thursday. We were pleased to
see him looking we'll.
Rev. ]. v. R. Miller breaches
to the children tomorrow, at Pearl
Street NJ. E. Church.
The funeral of Mrs. Beulah
Williams, Monday afternoon, was
very largely attended.
Flowers are blooming.
These are carpenters halcyon
days.
A cool summer is predicted by
the weather prophets.
"All nature now rejoices'' over
the welcome rain last Wednesday.
Mops, brooms and whitewash
brushes are ON the move.
Council meets in regular SEES
sion Tuesday evening. Mayor
Poe will preside, and the newly
elected Councilinen will occupy
their seats for the first time.
The new City Council will be
called upon to elect Street Com
missioner, Market Master, Wood
Measurer, City Measurer, Board Of
Public Improvements, snd Board
If Health.
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LICENSE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gieen to the citizens Of
~ Wayne township. Wayne county, Inii.
ana. that I will st the next session of the
Board Of County Commissioners Of said
county, to be held on the first Monday in June
next, 1871, for license to sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantity than quart at q
time, aud suffer the same TO be drank on tho
premises where sold, in accordance with an
act approved March 6Ih, 1859;
;, The premises where proprse TO sell said
liquors, is described rs follows, to- wit: Being
part OF lot No. 20, in that part OF the city RI
Richmond laid out by jeremiah Cox, on the
eass side of Pearl street, Immediately north
OF the Citizens Bank, and south Of the War
ner Building, or Mayors office, and being the
room now occupied by me ms grocery.
:, ANTON BESCHER,
May 6. 1871. Al
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-06
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 5.
family Sc 25 TO 6 so.
MHEAT--Scarce and firm at 81 SO %.
to $50. ""eeo
bAKLE Y-Scarce and firm at 81 Is.
sTS--54c
BUITER--Dull at "a to &c.
Cdt ESE dull at I5c.
LARD in demand at lie.
WHISKY firm at S3c.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-06

THOSE who have worn their hats Eve years
will be pleased to see that they are just in
fashion again; and those who have panta-
looms bought in 1s4s will be glad to kno that
they (the pantaloons) will also be, wit their
elastic footings, the pride of the man of FASH
ion this season; even as they were his pride
twenty three years since,
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SUGGEsTIoN-We respectfully suggest
to the School Trustees that during the
coming vacation Mansard Roof he
put upon the Fifth street school house.
and that the unsightly and dark up
per rooms be divided SO as to make
four elegant rooms. The necessity of
the case as well as the proper regard
for appearances demand it.
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Marriage License.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since last report:
Jacob II Ham to Amanda Z Sweet. Alb
ington township.
Frank Rottinghaus to Catherine Goldman,
Arlington township.
Simeon Rogers to Emma Goodwin, Wash
ingson township.
William Cox TO Eliza Cook, Washington
township.
John Lockland to Lizzie O'Conneli, Rich.
mund.
John II Coffin to Mary F Hyde, Richmond.
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EWe are under ohl;,.,;o

@We are under obligations to
our neighbors of the Democratic
Herald for help in getting our pa.
per out on time this week, and to
the Independent for assistance
last week.
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Benjamin FARMLAND, of Chicago.
Will attend Friends Meeting, on Fifth
street, on First day, the 7th inst. at
lO1a A. NJ. and ~ P. NJ. and also the
Anniversary of the Mission School in
the same house at 2 P NJ. The public are
respectfully invited to attend.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-06

%A surprise party was gotten
up by the scholars at the Public
Square School = House, for Mr..
Buntln, Assistant Super't, which
was enjoyed by all who participa-
ted in it.
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Cambridge.
The following gentlemen were elected
officers of the Corporation Of Cambridge
City, held last NJ onday.
CFUNCII.MEN.
First Ward - John Cockeiair,
Second Ward-Charies Ayler.
Third Ward-John w Jackson.
Fourth Wanda D Kendall.
Fifth Ward-M II franklin.
Sixth Ward-A w Bradbury.
Seventh Ward--John Gwynn.
Marshall ohm V Bowman.
Clerk kosciusko Whelan.
Trcasurer-James Mccartney.
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I:ARRIED.

bARBER-DUEY-At the residence of thu
pIioes parents, May I'd, by Rev. Mr.. SNYDER.
of this city. OH
OorflN --H1DE--On the 81 inst. by
H ney. hr; Snyder. John II. Coffin to Mary F.
Hyde, all of this city.
DAY M .ii On the 4th inst, by
~. nsvi VILLAIN E. Barton, at the residence Of
NJ; NJ pIioes iather, Charles M. Baumer to
MIS-, ns Mary E. Heard. all of this city.
ny NGE-PETER> ON-On the 4th inst
~ M sie rev. Mr.: Schultz, Mr.. Henry Runee
" MISS Emma Peterson, all of this cifty.
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NFANHOOD: HOW LOST HOW RE.
lvk STORED.-Just published hy DIR

" ANHOOD: HOW LOST HOW RE-
I'VE STORED.-Just published BY DR..
LEWIS. 256 pages, Third Edition. THE
MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO
HEALTH, on the radical cure Of Spermatorr.
h9a, or Seminal Involuntary Seminal Losses,
Impotency, Mental and Physical Incapacity,
lmpediments to Marriage etc., and the Ven.
ereal and Syphilitic Maladies, with plain and
clear directions for the speedy cure of SEC.
ondary Symptoms, Gonorrhpa. elects, STRIFE.
lures, Ulcers, Boi's, Blotches and PimPles on
the face and body. Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits, induced BY self-indulgence Of sexual
extravagaDce.
The celebrated author. in this admirable
Treatise, clearly demonstrates, from q forty
years. successful practice. that the alarming
consequence of self-abuss may be radically
cured; pointing out mode Of cure at once
simple, certain and effectual, by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his con.
dition may be, can be effectually cured cheap.
ly, privately and radically.
@This Book should be In the hands OF
every youth, and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. Price
so cents. Address DR.. LEWIS, No. Beach
Street, New York. 40 ems so.
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%The sale of Leviston's gro
Gerry to I. N. Young, throws our
young friend Van Brown out of a
sit; but it will not be long. for
one who has the business tact of
Van. will not be permittek to re-
main idle for any length of time.
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Dublin.

The election in Dublin, last Monday,
passed off very quietly. The following
gentlemen were selected to fill the sew
eral Offices for the current year:
COUNCILMEN.
First Wards F Crull.
Second Ward--L L Lawrence.
Third Ward-J B McGrew.
Fourth Ward-John w Scott.
Fifth Ward--B G Kelly.
Sixth Ward-Daniel Stanton,
Seventh Ward-P II Wilson.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-06

THOSE pests, the potato bugs, have agar
appeared in this section, We com.
mi'ted assault and battery with iuten. to
XIII on about bushel this week, and have
only just commenced. What will save our
potatoes! Steel traps, cold poison and such
things are of no avail.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-06

AN exchange that hasn't a single local
news item in it, berates its readers like this.
"A local paper is invaluable, and it is a sba me
IL IS not supported" paper that can no.
get anything In it of interest to the people
where it is published. should not receive anv
support. little activity in picking up plea.
SAINT local items always brings support 10
paper.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-06

lMpRovEMENTs.-korthaus & Schweg-
man are putting up fine brick build
ing fronting on the twenty foot alley
east of their store, it will be 32x63 feet,
with pine roof, and will be used for Ice
house, carriage house and stables.