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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11
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As the sole Agents in the United States for
the Liverpool Watch Go. we are aushorized by
them 10, close .Oat large line OF European
Watches, Chains, &c now ia stock, for Cash.
ut prices never bsforeiknow a. ~ All beautiful
in finish, stistic in design. reiaLe ,foy accu-
rate time, durable, and Of the latest styles.
tsEs cry watch will be retailed ii lees tia cost
:, pre-paid. TO any part Of the country, On
Drsceipt OF price. Money can be sent TO us by
express, With orders for Express Co. tn re-
! turn Goods or Cash, which will secure
Psnmptuess and safety r. purchaser. Among
! our list win be found
Case Watch sgepuine Enelish full plate jew.
| eled movements, sdjusted regulator, steel cut
| hnnds, engine turned neri, correct and servi.
ceable article, larQe ~ small size, In complete
| runniag order, with an elegant Gent's Vest
Chin, Loeket and Key. all complete, mailed
drec Tor -. .:...Ss
IA Very H.ndsoase Watch IN 1Ans Is carat
06ld Watch engraved o. plain. genuine Ell
lish fun plate jeweled movements, adjusted
| regulator, corveet, and In couplets running
order with elegant Gents Vest Chain, with
Locket and Key, mailed prepaid for ouly IS
be THE oRlpE GOLD MATCH
I h Massive sOrias Gold Dodb,sl Hunting
Magic isprinE Cases. elegantly engraved, or
engine, turned. Genuine Pateut Lever Move
nents, full jewelsd fsE1lfted and warranted
10 keepvsssset tfme, I'D wear eqaalths Gold,
precisely like in appearance, make. finish,
i brilliancy Of color, to $500 Gold w atch. One
| of these splendid Watches VIII be fofwa rdcd
/ by mill free 70 any address, IN handsome mo-
foco ease, iined with rel, 8 and satin, 6La-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

Is held every Sabbath Aitsrnoon, q
4o'clock, in connsctioas with The = n
Christian Assoostisa,jn stheiU rosA in
Odd Fellows Bsitdhg.s Allaiakassesa
are inyited 70 attend. 1s1 9 Is fasI ..
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I1oUAL. RECOR
]. z. ILIFF. Local Editor.
fiAMLfN BROTHERS.,
GREAT EOLEAN
M5N$ssYq&EgSss ]
Silver Comedian
and Orchestra.
Ar LYCEUM HALL !,
Wednesday Euenine,
March Ii, III.

The choicest gems Of Ethiopian
Minstrelsy, will comprise the un-
riyaled eutertainment Of the Ham
LID Brothers. Do not fail TO 60
and Hear this Troups-it will pay.
sAdmission SO cents; Children
under le years. Is oents Reserv-
ed seats, IS cents. sm
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

The grass 10 growing green, and
the world SCENE glad.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

~ Navy and Monitor Tobacco. al-
ways on hand, at Is cents plug, at No.
228 Main-st., Of J. E. Tiff.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

) How distasteful must the voice
of the violin grow to him who sits
from morn till night on the corner
playing the same old tune for .
copper. Pity the sorrows Of a
poor blind fiddler, and learn from
him lesson of patience and forth
tude.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

A schoolmaster who recently lost
an eye, begs to intimate that he
now has = vacancy for q pupil
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

~ Next Wednesday evening is
the time TO hear the Hainlin Bros
at Iyceum Hall.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

Richmonders lcve the open air ard
he sunshine. just as soon as the sun
grows warm hearted, and the chill winds
have gone away. you will find the Rich
mondeis out walking. Old men and old
womea. young gentlemen and ,ouhg las
ladies. boys and girls, walk. walk, and
oever grow tired. Last Sunday being
. charming Day. the streets Of our city
were almost thronged with walkers the
railroad bridgs, the cemetery. Riverside
and the leafless but sunny woods found
many visitors. A gentleman remarked
the other dsy that this city had % many
fins looking men and women, both old
and young. and asked how it was. We
quickly attribute this to the great bnds
ness for sunshine and outdoor exercise.
You Old srunstsrs, whoaso into spasms
If Jon 80 youth snjeying ITSELF just sit
down in your rockisg chains BY che fire
and toest your tender shins on these fins
daya There, don't croak shout expo
sure, catching cold, and 10 on. Well
wager that the sunshine never gave you
your hebbls end Jour weak limbs. Good
day.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

A friend who has been there
says a great many are hunting in
vain for work in Indianapolis.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

The wife Of the brakeman who
was killed recently by bridge
near Piqua has sued the railroad
company for 100000, and has
succeeded in getting 875, 900.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

q EFT your Bills printed at the
" PALLADIUM O1vscH
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What . powsrfdl thing he fss Ill I'll
a sw zspid taps md svsuy nan drops
his work, however important. Such 9
rush. and such q promiseueus running.
Women and men and dogs flying this
way, women and men and dogs flying
thas way, aad jam, jam here, al eager to
see house barn. Bangi hangi jingle.
jaDsle! whoop 'em mp boys! down On hsr.
and, hurrah!-well the mans house is
burned uu. asaaSsEes5 od1 teufseA m
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American girls are said to carry
off the honors 40 best skaters in
London. n-..... -.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

Fishing parties are already in
vogue.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

~ Go and hear the unrivalled
minstrels at byeeuu II I'll On We'd
nesday night next.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

h Lettuce and. radishes have come
to town. Lettuce go and have
some.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

Cord wood is higher than before
many trees being yet uncut.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

y Go % j Zeyen 8 Bro, lbt Jour ssif
Of Winter Clothing. Tbey have the best
and cheapest stock Of Goods in the city.
at 232 Main street for bargains. s@a.
~Oar friend Swops has moved - Nor
chant Tailoring Establishment to 266 Maia
street, where xe commend eli who desire tie
best goods and most fashionable clothing 10
90 and purchase. RemembM S5G gar y
"Little Joker" Smoking Tobae-
CO at Iliff e. It Is made at Balti-
more. and is superior to any other
brard. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

Fifty nine years have flown since
the war Of 1912, and it has taken
all these years to pass the pension
act providing for the widows Of
soldiers and sailors who took part
in that struggle. Isn't it rather
late to provide for soldiers and
widows Of the war Of 1912? 1t
seems ~ il Congress has been
waiting for them to die off, SO that
the burden might be light. Fifty
nine years having gone over the
heads Of those needing the pension
the matter might as well be drop
| ped. Soldiers Of the rebellion,
you've only q little time to wait
in about sixty years you will get
your reward! Be patient.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

E Ham!in Brothers, u Lyceum
Hal! on Wednesday evening next.
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.Trade mark-soilsd hands.
TMr. Shaw wss aon tie streets Mon
day.
New maxim --mao proposes, woman
disposss, and time discloses. Y
A curious fact-we sPoxas our bread
before we KNgADit.
Warm weather. cures consumption


d coal and wood.
Some Of our weather has had bad
cold sometimes it-blowssits SHOWS.
How is that for lowl Navy only Is
cents psr plug 4 lifts, 2ss Main st. y
An advertisement says all ladies'
should uss The Weed.
II you want to please us make long
. tory short before calling. SO 8sE
Scrambled hair is the style for young
aides this season.
Finecut shorts. 50 cents per pound At
lifts. 228 Main st.
That touching song about putting
some ono on his little bed. is succeeded
BY. oh, make me Jacket out Of pas
old coat 81 saoeassss.
The streets are oleanl But scraping
an acquaintance with some of our alleys
woald be kindly smiled upon.
Tho whitswashers have commenced
business. The style for houses the COM
ing season will be white.
Where are We now
At Ilifps, 226 Main street, buying
some good cigars.
Neutrality-suspicious. lbr city Offices,
the hours Of daylight. Ioalers. and pea
nut stands.
Tho boys have commenced fishing.-
Jimmy Jordan has bssn very successful
in tossing the bait. having caught many
Large fsh.
About the only 'sets lers this week in
Richmond was WHISKY, and he 10 . very
old settler.
Maple molass-s is selling for 81 "a pei
gal.s Whist are lassiss worth per gal
if the y are ten times % SWEET
The cheapest tehseee house in towns
lifts, 228 Main street. Remember, oil
kinds Of Navy only Is cents per pound.
A good many fellows Of this town
have found out that working between
meals is unhealthy. and they have, there
FORE abandoned it. slsd 60
tom and jerry, that soothing drinl
ofa beer saloon, derives its name rom
he TACT that when . msn drinks 1t Will,
~ n AZ
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A writer in the N. Y. Observer
defends the Rev. Sabine, who re-
fused to give the funeral rites to
Mr.. Holland, the actor, and says
all this clsmor about injustice is
wrong. He wants to know what q
Christian burial is, too. He says
Thousands Of men denounce the
church and heap abuse upon lite
members, then ask to be buried
from the church when dead.
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The New Orleans Picayune tells
the story Of printer, who, when
his fellow workmen went ont to
drink beer, during the working
hours, ru: in the bank the exact
amount which he would spend had
he gone out to drink. He kept
this resolution for five years. He
then examined his book account
and found that he had on deposit
1921 sc. In the five years he had
not Lost q day from il.-health.-
Three out OF FIVE of his fellow
workmen had, in the meantime,
become drunkards, were worthless
workmen. and were discharged.
The water drinker then bought out
the printing Office, went on enlarg-
ing his business, and, in twenty
years from the time he began put.
ting By his money, Was worth one
hundred thousand dollars. A good
lesson, and let every one, young
and old, consider.
There 10 IN absurd rumof afloat
that the public schools are about
to close. We are informed by the
Superintendent that they will not
close until the usual tims.-fRad-
ical.
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Any man, If he will, can get q
home Of his own. Ten cents here
and ten cents there, for something
not needed, soon makes q little
sum. Try and save something ont
of your weekly earnings. II only
one dollar . week it will grow and
grow, and in time will buy . homo
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Captain Barry was boiled to
death last week in Cincinnati. He
was sitting With newspaper near
vat Of boiling water in . distil-
lery when last seen. His friends
missing him made a search and f.
naliy found him in the vat of hot
water, boiled to death!
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H m III @inss a tho Nc
Dowell case, will come Oh on Nom
day next. This 10 his second trial.
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JOHN r. HENRY go =
3 COLLEGE PLACE, NEW FORK.
WHOLESALE AGENT.
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3. N. PETTENGlLL = co.. ~
,aaixiimg ~ Park Row. New York
s2- AID - gBsaA8
GEORGE p. ROWELL 4 CO.,
s..s 10 PARK Row New York

Are the soss Agents for the Richmond Palladi-
um 10 shat city, and arc authorized to con-
tract for nserting advertisements for us at our
lowest cash rates. Advertisers in that city
arc requested 10 leave their favors with either
Of the above houses.
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Cheap Jewelers. dime aad pin.

Good country butter-an old
ram.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-14
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-Bowen has
been sentenced to two years imprisOn.
ment in the penitentiary, and two hun
dred dollars fine. He is nov i'm Jail, and
it is understood that the application for a
new trial will now be abandoned. He Will
rely upon Presidential clemency.
The Agricultural Bureau has elaborate
reports regarding acreage and the condi-
ton of cotton, including forty counties
from North Carolina, forty-eight counties
from Georgia, and like proportion from
other States. The bureau is busy compar-
ing these returns with those of last year,
and will, on the 18th, publish its first cot
ton statement for this year. The crop will
be somewhat short, but the bureau has no
data upon which to base the figures all
available.
The negro recruits in the eastern diyis-
ion have been ordered to the 18th Infant
ry, in Texas. They go via Newport, Ken
lucky.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-The Commits
siOner of Internal Revenue has issued a
circular concerning prosecutions for viola
ton of the laws. He says all complaints
presented by professional informers should
receive careful scrutiny before the COM
mencement of prosecutions.
Rev.4A. S. Lakin, of Albany, n. V,
formerly of Alabama, testified before the
IOuI uOuIS UO-udg. lie
gives terrible picture of affairs in the past.
and says that affairs i'm Alabama now are
as bad as ever.
Among his narratives he says two pre-
siding elders were driven from their
homes; two preachers whipped; another
fired at and required to leave his circuit;
one travelling minister killed; two local
ministers murdered; Lakin himself shot
at an his house and on the highway, and
9sn ne maltreated. All this done since
looo. me Republican members of the
the most interesting and yaInabIe thew
have yet taken. '""'io 'Hey
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MISCELLANY,

LONDON, June 13.-The Lord Mayor of
Dublin is dead. =
The army will evacuate Paris within two
days, excepting La Pillett district
Arbain, a member of the Commune.
was arrested by a manifesto from the Di-
rectory Society.
International protests against Versailist
cruelty urges members to avenge slaughter
of their brethren.
VERSAILLES, June 13.-Joinville and
Danmal have visited Theirs. -.'..
PARIS, June 13.-General Fabrice. Ger
man Civil Administrator i'm France Off
eiaify visited Theirs and will shortly leave
France rrrtD +
LONDON, June 13.-The Times Save tt,ot
the discussion yesterday in the Honse of
Lords once more shows that the advan-
tages of the treaty of Washington greatly
overbalanee its deficiencies. We admit
that to yield everything to conciliate an
opponent is unwise, but the American
Commissioners also receded from their or
iginal demands, the machinery of arbi-
tration is satisfactory, and the claims on
both sides could hardly be settled in any
other way. ofrf9eard 81 :
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS BIZ THE CABLE.
Another Terrible Storm in Texas.
miscellaneous and Washington News.
HOME NEWS.
GREELEY,s RECEPTION.
Burning of n ship at sea--Five Hundred
Coolies Roasted Alive.

Coolies Roasted Alive.
NEW YORK, June 13.-Greeley had a
grand reception from the Republican Com
mittee last night. He re-asserted his in-
tention to do his duty even if it involved
the Whitehouse responsibility. He spoke
in severe terms of the kuklux, which he
said the Government ought to extirpate at
once and forever, and spoke in severer and
more sarcastic terms in condemnation of
the thieying carpet-baggers who plumber
and prey upon the negroes and poor whites
while pretending to be anxious for their
education and the salvation of their souls.
He said this was one of the greatest exist
ing obstacles to Republican ascendency in
the South, and so he denounced them.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-TWO hundred
hogsheads of tobacco were burned in the
Covington drying-house to-day
SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The ship
Don Juan was burned at sea, and five
hundred coolies fastened under the matches
were roasted alive. The ship was fitted
out here for the cOolie trade, and sold to a
Peru company.
TERRIBLE STORM IN TEXAS.
GALVESTON, June 13.-Another terrible
storm from the north and northeast struck
this CITY Yesterday at 10 A. NJ, and contin-
ued with great fury till midnight last
night, destroying telegraph and railroad
communication, ana 0Olng great damage
to the city and shipping. st. Patrick's
church., Just finished, was blown down,
and is total ruin. The steamer Mile
Hamilton was sunk in six feet water, and
had her cabin and chimneys blown of.
The steamer Belle of Texas lost her CHM
neys. The steamer lighter Emily, with
nine hundred bales of cotton on board was
sunk. The steam tug Superior was sunk.
A large number of the smaller craft were
blown ashore, and will probably be saved
with but little damage.
Five vessels of the fleet anchored out
side are missing. The bark Chalmette
parted cable at 3 p. NJ. and went to sea after
a portion of her masts had been cut away.
The ship Excelsior went at $50 P. NJ; the
ship Missouri at p. NJ; the bark Caroline
Lemont at $50 p. NJ, and a schooner, name
unknown, some time after dark The
Caroline Lemont cleared on Wednesday
last for Liverpool with l45 bales of cotton,
but had not yet sailed.
The oldest citizens say that this was the
severest storm of rain and wind ever
known here. The velocity of the wind
was sixty miles per hour.
A steamer has been sent in search of the
missing vessels.
Weston walked one hundred and twelve
miles in twenty-three hours and three
quarters.
Seven thousand Odd Fellows yesterday
in Boston were laying the corner stone
of the Temple.
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TELEGRAMS CONDENSED.

The Missouri STATE LOTTERY R3sebesh 4@
cided legally chartered.
The army and navy reunion of the Gulf
is to meet at Newport on the It'll or Jaiy
Sherman 70 preside A TT ETAS
The stockholders of the South ern AAaz1s7
Continental Railroad are negotiating for
consolidation with the Texas. Pacific II
Chester cup, two miles and a quarter,
Prenkness was Ghe |winfIer. Thne, A:15 !;
swift stakes, mile and quarter, Belmont
was the winner. Time, PIG; third race,
mile and three-quartefs, Victory was the
winner. Time, 8slFs7 dgA a3vIa cana
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. PABisaFrER The CoaMdSE.
Condition Of the Streets After the Fight.
" isgrE<tsnt sf the Destruction.


Condition Of the Streets After the Fight
1T isgr-E<asnt sf theE Destruction.
Harris (sisy bf The London Times.
The aspect of the Boulevards is the
strangest sight imaginable. | followed
| them from the Porte st. Martin to the Rue
/ de la Pafx.l Strewn over the streets were
branches of trees, and fragments of ma
sonrY that had been knocked from the
kheus@, bricks and mortar torn proclaIna-
ftfons, shreds or clotl1ing half coneealiBg
blood stains, were now the interesting and
Heading features ofthat fashionable resort !;
foot passengers we're few and far between,
the shops and cafes Theoretically sealed,
teMrpting3 where lbulists bad mad air
holes, and during my whole afterhoons
promenade / only met three other car
TTiages besides my own - The Place de
POpera was q camping ground of artillery,
tFHSsPAce VendUmea c9fpsion of barri-
eaaSss euarded by sefItEfesA and the Rue
Royable mass of debris. Looked at from
the Madeleine, the desolation and ruin of
behold y Rs HI dc la concorde was a
desert, and in the midst of it lay the stat
ute OF, Lille with the head off. - The last
time I had look ed on that face sibwasl cow
erred with eEapey mourning for ths-sa-
try of the. Prussiaps. Near the bridge were
twenty -fouf corpses of insurgents, laid out
in row, waiting to be buried under the
.peighboring paving To the right
Ties keietofSof the Tuillefies reared its
gaunt shell, the framework of the lofty
wing nextthe Seine still standing but
the whole of the roof of the central building
was gone, and daylight visible through ALI
the windows right into the Place de Carrou-
Hsek Gen. sMcNahon's headquarters were =
the Affaifes Etrangeres, which were intact.
After q visit there, L passed the Corps Leg
Hlatifs alsa pninjnref by fire hat much
marked BY Shot afrd shell, and soalong the
Quais the whole way to the Min q VIII ch.
point Gen Xin0y had esfab1 islied his head.
quarters. AT the corner the Rue de Bac'
the destmc ion was something appalling.
The Rue dc Bae is an impossible mound
t ruins 1sss acToss
d'Honneur, tile Cours des Comptes, and
Conseil d'Etst, were still smoking, but
there was nothing left of them but the
blackened shells Of their noble .facqdes to
show how handsome they had once been.
At this point, in whichever, direction one
looked, the same awful devastation met
the eye-to- the left the smolderinS Tuiler-
les, to the right the long line of ruin where
the fire had swept through the infagnificent
palaces on the Quai, and overhead again
r. eu-day cloudbE smoke ,2mqrf beck and
dBulluaUt even tIlstf1 .ytStcfudy, lfCcoSttHliy
rolling its dense volumes from behind
Notre psms sshpsestwoteyef
PLY standing uninjured. The IRE issued
from the Grenier d'Abondance and other
buildings in the neighborhood of the Jar
din dies PIsntes.x In another direction the
Arsenal awas also b.irniugk On sthe. npRo-1
site side of the river were the smoking
ruins of the Theatre oChatelet and the
Hotel de Vile. A large part of the Paiaisf
Royal is burned. .2HOOG
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