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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

Pay your city tar!
Spring-fever at hand.
B. B. b. b. B. B. b. b.
st. Patrick's Day yesterday.
One straw hat out this week.
Corn planting has begun-in the
South. fa@
Terre Haute has suicides every
day or two.
Gooseberry bushes are getting
green.
Ice cream and coda water are
on hand.
Telnyson is threatened with
blindness. - AA - ~ (
We are not having a reign Of
terror, but rain Of March,.
The Radicals new local halls
from Knightstown.
Over twenty spring styles of hats
for ladies are already out.
School boys are firing Of study,
and prefer fishing.
Milk is scarce throughout the
surrounding country. 5sis
Spell mouse-trap with three
letters. Cat.
.Curious-A lawyer is strongest
when he is fee-blest.
Some lightning and thunder on
Wednesday morning.
There are tifty-three Sundays
and only ffty-two weeks in this
year. hsse e1
Try NORRIS GOLDEN OINr-
MINT. For sale by druggists gen
orally.
March has been putting on airs
and has been doing q driving bus
mess. Ill IhEI aoI
Those who attended the Ham
lin show say they were Eolian
Ninstreled to fullness. .5-
Richmond has many. banks. but,
alas! most OF them are faro and
keRo banks.
House hunting is one Of the
Spring pastimes. House finding
is past-time, too.
! Policemen are q good deal like
electricity-they are an invisible
force.
AT stylish funerals they spread
Brussels carpet around the grave.
Twas done Down East last week.
Why is lawyer like an uneasy
sleeper? ,, Because he first lies on
one side. then turns over and lies
on the other.
y These windy days make people
stoop and dodge as they pass un-
, der swaying sign. It's a sure
, sign that they prize their craniums
Very little blowing is being
, done by the farmers. There is q
general raking, cleaning, hauling
and burning, however.
. Some signs are suspicious. 70
!. instance-"I Steele, Dry Goods
or at. Black, Boots and Shoes"
The papers are full Of puns OF
. Lent, but most of them are Dor.
o rowed. -.--s.:
. Terre Haute has more than
dozen private gambling rooms. S
: says the Express.
Darwin says that such of tn
monkeys as have long hair part i
in the middle.
2 Mr.. Albert blanchard, has . yer
8 fine pair Of horses, and very fin
II buggy, they are admired by all.
l. We are told that there is moth
i ing made in vain How about
pretty young girl? Isn't sh
maiden vain?
i The Hamlin Bros marched u
}. and down Main street with goo
: music on Wednesday.
= The Cincinnati public library wa
. opened last Sunday. Heretofor
a IL has been closed on that day. Nc
j. one lady presented herself durin
the day.
<, The Terre Haute Express sayi
j. Gen. Tom. Bennett, Mayor {
Richmond, will write for Tilton
t, Golden Age
at would really be a pleasure
:" again see Richmond paper tn,
% does not contain column after co
ut umn of "Bennett- Case Ande
m son Herald.
in Never mind; there's q GOO
Is time coming"
The boys have The pigeon ms
MIA. You will find the barns ov
town fairly checkered with pigeo
holes The boys make elaine G,
>, ery now and then, and attemD.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

Two lads landed here on Til, RS
day by rail, from whittier history
says not. The conductor said they
had been deadheading over the
road, and refused to let them on
his train as it pulled out. There
fore these lads pelted the cars with
rocks, breaking several windows,
and policeman Seaman was oblig-
ed to arrest them. They are now
in the county Jail for term of ten
days, and they assert that they
were fishing for ten days board.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

How friendly everybody seems.
Oh, candidates, excuse us!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

Learning will accumulate if you
add little every day. Do not wait
for long period of leisure. Pick
up the book and gain one new idea,
if no more. Save that one, and
add another as soon as you can
Says an old Scotch adage: Many a
little makes a mickle.'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

The proprietor Of the Hodge
House. in Frankton, Ind, recently
let his angry passions rise, case
why the landlady didn't feed his
purp. and smashed the dishes,
tore down the sign, shut the doors
and closed the shop. Revenge is
sweet and he has got it. ito u
dead certainty"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18
LOCAL RECORD.
J.E. ILIFF. Local Editor.

The B. B! Oh, the B. 81 - -.
improvements oil over town.
Mud WAS in town on Monday.
Spirit Of the Prsss-a glass Of cider.
Barefoot boys were seen last week on
sunny day. 5, ar.
New hats grace many ersniums at this
time.
In two weeks We will have All FOOLS
Day.
Have the elements right to brew .
storm without license7
Weman's age is secret that will keep
in any climate.
Eggs will Co in demand on Easter
Eggs-actly.
Riverside will probably b. opened
again this Summer.
Homer Bargis has returned from Cali.
fornia. He ia looking we'll.
Shelby Dever has sold his wood aud
coal yard to Mr.. Deerho6.
Genuine Meerschaum pipes At cost. At
lifts, 228 Main ct.
lisa wheel barrow ia wagon wheel
within Wheel or on wheels, Or bothI
When girl falls in love with an un-
lucky Irishman her heart goes pity Pat.
Money sold in the Mechanics Build
ing Association 1t 81 per cent. on last
Saturday evening. 49,.
Sam. Estell, formerly Of our city, now
Irving in Chicago, was in the city this
week. 5
Picnics are proposed meat, pie,
cake, lemonade, swings, hide the hand
kerchisf and SO on!
Not simply because it is cheap do oil
chewers buy tobacco Of Tiff. but because
it lis the best manufactured.
'Willer' whistles are coming in style
with the urchins. Willer switches ore
not preferable to youth.
DR.. Hurd. We notice. is building an Of.
fee opposite the Pearl street N. E
Church.
Jos. Peterson, corner Of Front and
Walnut is rebuilding and modsrnisine
his dwelling.
Last Sunday was a fine day. We ar,
getting tired of penning that so much
but we won't weary Of such weather.
There is reason to believe that tn,
work on the new freight depot will b
rapidly pushed through.
The Indianapolis Journal of Thursda,
publishes three marriages and fifteen di
vorces!
Chicago train, No. l, due here 1t 6.3
A. M, was six hours late on Tuesday
the cause being broken axle on tho en-
CINE.
"Corn Dodger' says he intends to tax
situation rs conductor Of circular work
on the railroad. That means brake
man.
Darwin says man was in the begin
ming an ape. There are many who hav
progressed very little. To ape some on
else seems quite fashionable.
Last. Saturday was busy day Wit
our merchants. There were MANY nae
plein town, which never fails to max
the heart of the business man glad.
Michigan has towns named .Ghos
LaAe. Rattlesnake Swamp .G.llov
Station 'Cutthroat Creek and 'Whisk
Station Rather suggestive.
Now is the time to spruce up aroun
home. A few touches of paint an
whitewash. some flowers and hapeiu
baskets. and some little attention. Civ,
place . pleasant appearances.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

Lafayette is losing her shade
trees by vandalism.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

Foa fashi enable Clothieg. and
warranted te fit, and made of the
best Of material, and at prices that
will tickle you--miscellaneously
and pleasant}y--go to j. Zeyen l.
Bros, 232 Main Street. They
have every kind of Goods at their
establishment, that will suit every
body.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

WOODS RoUsEHoLD Mag AziNB is the cheap
est and best periodical Published. 1t contains
great variety Ofreading matter. and all its
articles are of the highest, moral tone. 1t
numbers among its contributors, some of che
best writer's in the Unite, States. Every
number contains sl00 Prize Story (com-
llete. The February number furnishes much
that is excellent. "Mother's Pet Prize
story, by Miss Waterbury, is very well writ
ten, indeed. "Little Judson and his New
Mamma" contains many lessons for parents.
The Temperance Story, BY Miss Jackson
is full Of earnestness and pathos. There are
also, arti.hs by Gail Hamilton. Geo. Bur-
leigh, VIM. Sigourney and others. The
magazine is only one dollar year. Publish,
ed monthly. S. s. WOOD, Newburg, NY,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

seNavy and Monitor Tobacco. AZ
ways on hand, At Is cents plug, at No.
228 Main.st, Of j. 4. llif{.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

Eggs are eggs IN Asizona, two
dollars a dozen.
The Chinese in Oregon have in
stituted the order OF Odd-fellows.
Nebraska has ninety towns. all
which claim to be railroad CEN
ters. n
g Sioux City expects . large add
ton to her mountain trade this
summer. II .iaa -
The production of lead from the
Missouri mines in 1870 vas IA, 1885,
721 pounds.
From the south part Of Iowa
comes the unwelcome~ news that
the recent storm of sls.et has killed
the prospect Of peaches and cher
ries IN that section this year.
The people down East are now
hoping tor q hot summer, they've
got SO much ice to sell.
A self-acting brake, worked by
steam, has been applied 10 all the
Bavarian railroads. e- s
A young Cles Gland lady exss-
perates the men hy kissing her
horse in the public streets.
During peace regimeatis quar-
tered; during war times it is occa-
sionally cut 20 pieces.
Chicago ladies at social gather
ings say: How splendidly Mrs
Smith is dressed. The first time
she has been out since her divorce,
too.
The San Domingo Commission
will leave for home. soon. The
Commissioners reports are strong
| for annexation. The people seen
in favor Of being annexed to the
United States.
! Miss Della Bens q, of Elmira
aged "a, committed suicide or
Saturday afternoon A few hour,
previously she received q lestel
from the person to whom she va!
engaged to be married, declinin,
TO fulfil his promise.
Germans of St. Louis ON Satur
day celebrated the restoration o
peace. Many houses and places o
public resort were Illuminated an,
I decorated with flags.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

Napoleon once entered q cathe-
dral and saw twelve silver statutes.
what arc these? asked be.
The twel'e Apostles, was the
reply
WE'LL sail the Emperor, take
them down, melt them, and coin
them into money, and Let them 20
about doing good, as. their Master
did
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18
228 Main Street for good cigars,

Evansville city prisoners won't
work.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

Go to lifts, 22s Main street for fine
Cigars and Tobacco.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

Removal. N
DIR. Bort, Eclectic Physician and
Surgeon for all Chronic Diseases,
has moved his office to Phillips
Hall Building, where he can be
consulted. AL cases from the city
or country, promptly attended to.
The Gasalene Lamps At HarveyH are
the lest 70 danger Of explosions-they
are perfectly safe. and the light they
emit is equal to gas and much cheaper.
Go to his Lamp Store, nearly opposite
Huntington Heuse, Main street, and buy
Safety Light-,hey are equal to Iiie>
insurance policy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

S.M. PETTENGELL Il CO.,
81 Park Row, New York
- AuD -
GEORGE p. HOWELL & CO.,

GEORGE p. ROWELL 4 CO.,
EGETx G M 40 Park Row New York
Are the cole Agents for the Richmond Palladi-
an ia that city, and are, authorised 70 con-
tract for inserting advertisements for us at our
lowest cash rates. Advertisers in that city
are requested to leave their favors with either
Of the above houses. -. s331
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS $ r.
WIGGINs d Co. have fixed up their
business room. opposite the Pal
ladium Office, in most excellent
order and good taste, extending
their harness showcases, from
front to rear on the west side Of
the room. The firm has an eye to
business, and there's the place for
bargains in the Saddlery and Har.
ness line.
j. E. ILIFF, is enlarging his Dor
| ders-extending the Cigar and
Tobacco room about twelve feet
further back-making it the finest
| room for that business on Main
street. He expects to connect a
soda fount with his Cigar and To-
bacco trade-thus making No. 22S
more attractive.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

~AS BILLS discounted Is nor, cs~.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-18

a cjean ysT0, D lew D0OS OF phloX,
verbsna, and portulacca, . nice rose sta,
ked. and one clambering up the house, =
good garden with good vegetables in it,
and good garden directory. are not pos
sessed by all, yet all can have them. In
buying seeds both flower and garden, we
have purchased Of various seedmen, but
We were better satisfied in seeds from
Waldo Brown, Of Oxford. Ohio, than in
any one else's. Those wishing GOOD seeds
should send to the above named gentle>
man fo' descriptive catalogue.
This is q forward March.
lifts Cheap Tobacco Store.
Indianapolis has paper doctor
who doses sick newspapers
Andrew Mcdowell, in his sec.
ond case, Of shooting Jel. Lancas-
ter, was acquitted. The jury wen,
out at 8 o'clock on Tuesday after
noon, and brought in the verdic,
mot guilty. on Wednesday rorn-
ing. Mayor Bennett was prosecu
ting attorney.
Cloth half shoddy, leather hal
dressed, books 90 poorly bound
that they come to. pieces on tn.
first reading, sand in sugar, stone,
in spices, weights and measure,
which build up the sellers forum,
At the expense of the buyer; thes,
are the things which make peopl,
turn away disheartened from A
merican manufactures, aud say
"This must be good, it is Eng
lish."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-06-23

FIRE AT BRADFoRD.-Tbe hotel at
Bradford, known as the Vermont House,
was burnt last Sunday night. The fire
took from defective fue in the L. The
house was valued at from five to six
thousand dollars, and was insured for
two thousand dollars. The furniture
and other contents were valued at three
thousand dollars, and were insured for
4 enty-two hundred and fifty dollars.
Most of the furniture was saved in a
damaged condition. By great efforts
the barns were saved, although they
took fire several times. The establish.
ment was owned by r. w. Chamberlin
of Newbury, who was running the house
at the time it was destroyed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-06-23
Guardians Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court in
DIST or WESTMINSTER SIS. and for said District
To all persons concerned! GREETlNG.
NoU are hereby notified that JAMES III. PHELPS
guardian Of Charles Phelps, an insane person,
has filed his petition in writing. in this court settu
forth that his ward ~ the owner OF one undivided
fifth part Of the following real estate situated in
Townshend and Jamaica in said District viz. The
tract described as lg acres of wood land bought O.
Henry Howard" in the inventory of the estate al
CHARLES PHELPS deceased. returned to said
court. Also the pieces parcels of land severaly
described in said inventory follows 40 %
wood land bought of Amariah Taft" The lot 81
land situated Pixies mill in Jamaica containing
seventy five more less. The tract called the
Uhed Lincoln lot situated IN said Jamaica contain
ing - acres more or less. The moving situated in
Townshend. between the road to Nindham and the
pasture occupied by Barnas Coornbs containing three
acres more or less. The five acres of pasture and
wood land, more or less, bounded north by iand 0i
Roswell Person. east of land of said Person and the
old road. sO1th by lands. occupied by Harvey Taft
and John Harris west by the road leading TO
TAFT hull. Also piece containing three acres more
or less situated between the roads leading to Janai-
ca aud Windham and the lands of Francis kidder
and Augustus A. Barber.
said guardian further represents that Eliza Phelps
widow OF said deceased, has life estate in one third
part of said describe lands except the last mention
cd piece and that he the said guardian. is now the
owner Of the remaining interest said real estate
subject the life interest of his ward in the whole
OF said last named piece ofiand. Aad be represents
that would be conducive to the interest Of his said
ward to sell the whole of his share and interest in
all Of the above described real estate for the pur
pose Of putting the proce DIS thereof az interest
investing them in stocks and has prayed for license
TO sell the same at public auction private sale
Aud you further notified that said Court will de-
eide upon said application at the session thereof TO
be held at the Probate ONCE in Iownshend in said
district on the first Wednesday Of July ISL. at
which time and place you may De heard in the prem
ises if you shall see cause. G. B. EDDY, Register.
Townshend. June l. ISL. 2S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-06-23
Micajah we,herbee,- Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT / The Probate Court in
D1s'T OF WESTMINSTER IS and for said district =
Ia all persons interested in the estate of MICAJAH
WETHERBEE. late of Townshend in said district
deceased. GREEIINe.
NfOU are hereby notified that an instrument pur-
porting TO be the last will and testament Of said
deceased has been presented to the court here for
probate BY John l.. Nichols the executor therein
named and that said court will decide upon the al
lOwanee of the at the session of said court to be
said district on the first Wednesday of August ISL
al which time and place You can be heard in the
Q. b. EDDY. Treasurer
June 90 ls71. z5-T
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-06-23
Windsor County Court.

The May term Of Windsor county
court adjourned "Wednesday forenoon of
last week
In the Cavendish small pox case the
jury were unable to agree, after being
out all night, and were discharged
In the case of Loring and Susan Rich.
mond V. Woodstock, action for damages
for the insufiiciency of the highway, the
jury gave damages to the amount Of
1925 and costs. The town however car.
ry the case to Supreme court
The court also granted the petition Of
the town Of Plymouth, to set aside the
verdict in favor Of Headle and give
a new trial. The court also granted nine
divorces.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-06-23
Commissioners Notice.
r-TA7I- oI UrsnNra, --.nnrr +,

We the subscribers being duly appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court tor the district Of Vest
ministers Commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons against
the Estate Of WARNER fARBELL late oftirafton
in said District deceased and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto and six months
form the 9th. day of April A. D. 1874. being allowed
By said Court for that purpose do therefore here
by give notice that will attend the business of
our salt appointment AT the office OIL. ). Walker
in Grafton on the 2l lay OF October next from 10
o'clock A. NJ. until 1 o'clock p NJ
L. :: Walker. cor,r,;.;ou.
9. NJ. Barrett eommisioners.
s II. Leonard. Administrator.
Nay 10Th. ISL. 1S-H
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THE TROTTING STATIONS /!


STATE OF VERMONT 1.-The Probate Court.
DISTRICT OF WEsrMISIsVER 50. within and fol said
Dtrct To ALL persons interested in the estate of
CHARLES PHELPS late of the county of Hamil-
ton and state OF Ohio deceased. GREETING
YOU are hereby notified that james ii. Phelps
L Eliza Phelps and Thomas Cook. executors of the
last will aud testament OF said deceased. have filed
their petition in said Court setting forth that said
Testator in his life time under contract in writ
ing. with Harvey TAFT OF Townshend in said district,
which contract bound his heirs and executors TO
convey 20 said Taft TO his assigns. by warrantee
deed, the following described real estate situated
in fownshcnd aforesaid beginning at the North
east corner of the late Orator Bouteiles homestead
thence in a straight line Ia rods more or less to
the west side of the road leading to the house of
Roswell Person. thence By the road southerly west
eTly and northerly to the line Of said homestead,
tn ence north easery on the line of said homestead
to the place of beginning excepting and reserying
all springs OF water within the limits of the old
road adjoining said premises on the west and that
said contract has not been executed. and have
prayed the court. here. to grant them leave to ex-
eeute deed of said land according to the terms
Of said contract which terms fully set forth
in said application. and that it Is ordered that said
application stand for hearing and decision at the
session of said court to be hell at the Probate Office
In Townshend in said district the first Wednesd ay
Of July ISL, when and where you be heard in the
premises if you shall see cause
June ISL. {. B. EDDY. Register.
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New Cemetery.

All interested in building new Gem
etery, are requested TO meet AT the old
cemetery grounds, at south end of the
village, on Saturday afternoon next,
June "a, 1871, al o'clock. The need
of new cemetery or an enlargement OF
the old one, is we'll understood, and it is
therefore, very desirable that all interest
ed should be present at the time above
named, and give expression to their wish
es. PER ORDER.
June 20, 1871.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-06-23

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. - A
Convention of the Baptist churches of
this County was held at Rrattleboro last
week. Rev. L. J. Matterson was elected
president, Hon. o. S. Howard, vice pres
ident and S. II. Sherman of Dover sec
rotary and treasurer. Fourteen schools
and some 1900 scholars were represented.
Discussions we're participated in by va
rious speakers and addresses made, and
ell the exercises were of an interesting
character and profit.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-06-23

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court in
DIs'ToF WESTMINSTER SIS. and for said District /:
To an persons intereste in the estate of LEMUEL
WRIGHT late of Rockingham in said district de-
ceased. GREETING.
YOU are hereby notified that n. B. Boundy will
i present his administration account and ask for
an order of distribution Of the funds IN his hands
administrator OF said estate at special session of
said court to be held at the probate Office in Towns
bend in said district on the Sh day of July ISL and
that said court will then and there decide the
allowance Of said account and decree distribution ci
said estate. at which time and place you may be
heard in the premises if You chail see cause.
G. B. EDDY, Register.
Ju.le14. ISL. 2H
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Latest News.

OHIO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The republicans Of Ohio opened their
campaign very handsomely on Wednes.
day by the unanimous nomina ton Of
Gen. Edward F. Noyes for Governor.
NEW HAMPSHIRE IEGIsLATURE.
The first partizan bill, authorizing po-
lice courts to issue naturalization papers
was defeated in til Senate on Wednes-
day, by Senator Smith of Lempster.
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a3larrifd.

In Westmoreland n. H. June 14th, by Rev. Jeh-
iel ClaGin. DR.. 5. P. DRESSER of Savoy Mass, and
Miss. NJ. LIZZIE COBB of W estmoreland n. II,
In Athens June 9th. bv Rev. 0. K. Edwards, ALI
BRO V. FORD and DELLA WRIST all of Brookine
VT. Also. by the Same at the RESIDENCE of the
Brides Father. June 9th. Dr. EUGENE 5. WESTON
of Chester and EVA 5. HALL of Athens.
In Chester. June II, at the residence of p H. Rob,
bins. Esq by Rev. L, b. Hubbard, Mr.. HERBERT
W EATON. of Boston Mass. and Miss MARCIA K.
KINSMAN. of Chester.
In Bellows Falls June q, by the Rev. Charles s
Hale, Rector of Emmanuel church, Mr.. JAMES n
MILLER, formerly of Chester. and Miss ELLA NJ
MORSE of Westminster