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Train, tro. ran rsW cur.qo. uita the sun.
l3.ncd TrNce or the Mjclig54 Ccnt:.l Railroad
At i.aWt0u, going east and west.
LEAVEPAw PAW
5:i5 q. 10. Ka,0-;azuJ Accoumb6Gtion. UCst
i0:1o o. III. Mail Train. east.
2:lip. NJ, al west. and Way Freight ca,,.
S;i2 T.. IA. Kalamazoo ACComc daJiOn. ra-t.
s@'~ Irain~ return 20 Paw FaH OF departure '
Michigan Central Trains from LaWtor.
q. y. 81 Ei'HENSOE. SuP't.
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SOUTH HAVEN DIRECTLY.


u 1, N.-South Haven Chapter. No 5s Mec's
II. Friday eve .nCs or or next preceding he
ull OF the hOol, SiLTON II. RICE, sEC'Y.
L. Il 4. M.-StaT OF the Lake Lodge, No. l5S.
J. Meets TUESDAY evenings on or preceding the
Full Of the Moon. y. p HUGHES sECY.
| q. OF &. T--South Haven Lodge No. 3S].-
1. Meets regularly on Wednesday evenings.
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TRAINS EASr

All trains on the Psninsdiar Railway mako
clOse and immediate connexions az Eattle
Creek, with all trains East an4 West eu the
Michigan Central.
Trains sre ran on Chicago Tine
l. Il DIBBLE. Pres. = Gep. sur',.
Battle Creek. June 30 1871. So
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ADMINISTRATORS SNLE.

Notice is hereby givon that ~ vi: tue ard in
pursuance OF an order and liceueo Of sale made
by the Probate Court for the County OF Van
Buren, and state OF Michigan, and which bears
date the Eighteenth day of September. one
Thousand eight hundred and seventy-one, [
shall sell at public auction or vendue at the
front door OF the Post Office IN the village OF
Bangor IN said Van Bureo County and state of
Michigan, OF hondsy the 27tn day OF Noyem-
Der, one thousand eight hupdrsd snd seventy
Que, at tho hour OF one O'Clock n tho afternoon
of said day, 10 the highest bt Ter. the follow
ing described Real Estate OF ohm q. Camp.
MINOR t0-wit; The cast h. OF tie nnrth
west qusrtor and the south I acres OF the
west hsf o. the north east q lrter az section
twelve IA town twJ south - rauge num- 2
sixteen west. Van Buren County, Michigan.
Dated Oc'ober, 18th 1871. S63t7
HAEYEY h. OvrRToE. Guardian of sald Minor
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Gburtb Qirrttoyp.

DAP1lST.-Rev Or. Hewson. Pastor. Services
ID every sabbath AZ 10 IL a. NJ, and t-2P.M.
4 ETIi0Bi>T.-Rcv A. r. Boggs, Pastor. Ser
WI vices at 10 II u. m, and l-2 y. m.
C0NCBEGATIONAL.--R j. Anderson, Pas
y tor. Services 10 l.2 a. M, and u lap. III.
L'PiSCOPAL.-Rcv - Dooley, Rector Ser.
~ vices every Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours
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Z. lAN Bht sEA, fashionable boot and Ehce
4. Maker Ltrl,s, Gents aud Misses Boot,
shoe ara taltDI- made to order in ur-t class
atylr EcgaIrinc done On reasonable tCrns snd
AZ short notice, shop first door south Of NORTH
HRHBR Ogicc up ftaire. e2i
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-14

FEsrtvNL.-The ladies of -. Peters
Episcopal Church will give Il festival
N Ioorc s. P1rkcr's Hall. OF to-mor-
row "Wednesday evening. Good mu-
sic has been secured, and no pains will
Ice spared 20 make il an enjoyable oc-
ca~ion 20 all iavoriug them with their
presence. Tickets tincluding supper.
admitting gentlenanaud ladies. So; Ia
be obtained AZ the principal Aotclsa and
business houses.
ALL the favorite brands of the finest
Havana domestic cigars, and the best
smoking and chewing and smoking
tobacco can he had at Jas. j. Mandlc-
baum's Variety store. @
81. NALXSTTNE'S DAy.-A complete
assortment OF comic. fancy and French
valentines can be louud n Mandle.
haum's Variety Store, Carson stree.
above MUsser.
Go TO Smith & SAVERS for your gen.
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at Sar
Francisco prices.
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Arrivals 1T the Hotels.

oExsBy HOUSE,. T.. FRYEr. PROPRIETOR
Q 7 Johnson. Reno Nir Churchill. San Fam
Ni-s Joey toN. Virginia John Garner.
Mis- Lizzie Roche. " Henderson,. C-r'cf SIN
r 2 Hotter. Washington Burliurame. Car-.nyal
Gallagher, Cola iii TAes Lagar, Carson
ST. C~fIARLF~-CEn. TrFLY. PROPRIETOR.
g G CurFif. Virginia AZ POLES, Carson Valley
n >lNtgu. Glerbguok v p0nahoc,
n II Harl. Nashse AIia.p.
i kleHAuIs, Tuil IlEl MtSs Mack.
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w. f.
ACCOMMODATION
STAGE - LINE
FROM CARSON
10
GENOA, WARM SPRINGS.
weiIinGt0n's,
Pine Grove
aurora.
LEAVING OK THE ARRIVAL OF THE RENO
sTAGE:
dosDAYs,
WEDNESDAYS,
AND FRIDAYS,
RETURNING ALTERNATE DAYS,
Connecting with Stages Gr
Lone Pine,
Cerro Zorro,
NOluAsb0e
silver Peak,
Hot Springs,
and independence.
THROUGH TICKETS from AURORA and PINE
GROVE 70 RENO can be procured by applying at
the Offices.
Iron and after january /, ISL, !. W. DEN
TIERS Line Of Stages from AURoRA TO INDIE
PENDENCE will leave Aurora every
WEDNESDAY AID SUNDAY.
At 6 o'clock a. m. Returning, will leave indie
pendence every
MONDAY and SATURDAY. Mt G pm,
ANY information can be obtained at the Office
ormsby House. VI. +. WILSON.
". o'CoSsoR. Agent.
Carson City. January l.. ISL. jal5-tr
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BILLIARDS. - ". +. Robinson,
holder Of the champion u Of Ne
vala, and George {. Currie, OF Nir-
nia.s. played a match game of bill
lizards ne the Magnolia saloon in this
city. last night, for the champion
ship. tho former winning by i6o
points in 1000. Robinsons highest
run in 80 was -; average. % 3-1ths.
Curric made OBJ points il Is runs;
highest. a.; average, Ill l-l2th. The
game ended gt II o'clock.
WAsHoEEs.-There We're a large
number Of Washoer3 in this city
Yesterday. looking after the bill in
relation to tine removal OF their
county seat. Among them we no.
tee County Commissioner 7. r..
Hvmers. Justice J. T.. Kelly. VI. G.
Lake. Uncle Sol. Geller. Old Father
Spotted Tail. and Lemons. The
bin passed. Observation-Disclosures
-: noes. .; at the skating rink. IL.
YANKEE PLuyrmE.-This special
order of the Third House will come
up for consideration at the Carson
Theater this Tuesday evening Ia
| dies invited. The programme IS
elaborate and contains many choice
selections-see il. This VIII posi-
lively be his last appearance, rs he
fears q combination Of physicians
and patent medicine vendors to run
him ont Of town.
SUPREME CoUIr. This court full
bench was in session Yesterday. and
adjourned over until Monday next.
after the transaction Of the folloWiaa
business: State Of Nevada ex rel. C..
q. Hubbard ". John d. Garin: ar.
gled and submitted. Attorney Gen
cral B]ucIncr moved 60 reinstate tn,
case of the state vs.. Lberhagdt II
Co; overruled.
Co,INlssIONEp.-Gcvernor Brad
ley has commissioned Sherwood b
CHM Ibrother TO the undersigned
/, Commissioner Of Deeds for the Stat
of Nevada. 20 reside in the city o
} Baltimore, Maryland; also. Benja
min l.. John. Commissioners @
Deeds for the State of Nevada. TO re
side in the city OF New York.
, WE,ruER.-The wind blew terrid
y eally all day yesterday. and MP III
a Ill 10 O'Clock last night. when
, moderated and commenced showing
: 1t II o'clock the ground was covere,
and the great crystals We're settlin
thick and fast rs board bills after tl
Legislative Fund Bill.
Z. S. DISTRICT CoUEr.-Th
! Court met yesterday, took up on
ease. postponed it and adjourned IA
til II q. II, to-day. The Unite
States Marshal. George i Lammol
e was rushing around town yesterda
afternoon looking for triad jurors.
y SEArIvG.-A large supply Of ne
skates has been received at the rim.
and lively times are expected the
4 to-day and this evening.
t- AprLru B,LI.-Thc Adelphi Clr
Of this city will give the second
=. lis present series Of sociables ,
Monday next.
I.yHv Krrrrp A doc M C,rfsl
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H. c. LILLE y w.,
DIR
IMPORTERS FROM THE EAsT.
blank Books,
sew Books,
miscellaneous HOOKS,
" Violin Sfrings.
Letter Paper,
Legal Cap,
BiI Cap,
Eooiscup.
-o.s Paper.
Legal Envelope,
.oIe Envelopes,
Drug Envelopes,
.arlnInc and Violet Inks,
arnoid'a writing Fluids,
Maynard q Eoyr>' tnks.
Thadd.us Davids' Inks,
Reservoir FIuciiage stands,
Patent HIuciiag. >sGnds,
llucIlnu- Ia stands.
barometer IuastaIsds,
Enuatnin I~nkstands,
Ban.erS' nk>fnnds
Vravrlcrs' E~nESstaads,
Elegant Portfolios,
rGtIng Desks.
Wafer 1olors.
Carp~ntcrs' Pencils.
IndeiGhlc Pencils,
Drawing Pencils,
Faber's Pencils,
Copying brushes.
Copying Presses,
BIotting Paper,
OIL Paper.
Drawing Paper,
Tracing Paper,
ProGl. Paper,
Sotnrial Waters and Seals,
Certificate Of Marriage.
Rewards OF Merit,
Apothecnries Labels,
Checker boards.
Cards aud Dice,
Dice Boxes.
Chess Men.
Collection Bags
Bands.
BIZ Files,
Fyelet Machines.
Paper Fasteners.
Paper sigRts.
Paper Cutters.
II. c. LILLE.
NOTARY TTRLTC AND COMMISSIONER o.
DEEDS. M - South G street. four doors south q
G.al 81: California, Virginia, Ney. iel0-tf
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. D INVENTION

TYEHY LADY AND CHILD CAN Curl
Ia THEIR uWS HAIR. long &C short. Il viii
cg.i fgz and criup or wave. The Magical Hair
Curriers' will curl any hair in fr0ul thirty 70 siNiy
miuufas. without the u-e Of hot curling irons or
Injurious chemical compound. They are very
siurta: can he used Is "A Caild; arr usat in an
re4rAaea. when ira u~e and from their flexible
construction. will De found superior e. any other
article fr rHmfar-. viii Dc sent @ any address
on r,sein- ,i price. uue package. continuing -,
3 inches long. three sizes. nil az same price.
with rollers ami maiurtlis
IN urteriu-, mention which Won wauf-Curlers
or Cr.mper-. Ygs. !. T.. CARTER. owner II
kizht. Nevada State.
hi.L HAIR E1IToSs MADE anil REPAIRED.
AdIrsss 1Ers. =. K. GARTER,
f.l6-Im Virginia city, Sev.
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c ~iNTel,icEHCE.
Mall and Express

AERryEs.-From the CT. Railroad and
Wa-hoe at : a.. IN.
From Virginia. Gold Hiil, Silver CITY
and Dayton AT 10 n. IN.
From Aurora, line Grove and Genoa
nj ) y. IN.
DEPAETs.-For Nasaos anu C.. p. Rail
road at 4 y. IN.
For Dayton, silver City, Cola Ftill and
Virginia al I y. IN.
For Genoa, Pine Grove ana Aurora 81,
. "a. IN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-14

LYNN kTLLED.-A dog at Carriers
Station, on tae Esmeralda road,
killed a lynx weighing fifty pounds,
dav before YESTERDAY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

Sunday has become . holiday, not
only in large cities but in small places.
No sooner has tn. Sabbath sun warmed
the earth than livery horses are harness.
cd, and gay crowds ride hither and
thither, with all the festivity Of the
Fonrth. Folks flock TO resorts, there
to eat and drink, to indulge in popular
games, and to display a few nice clothes
Sunday is q day Of rest--all holidays
are days Of rest. relaxation and recrea-
ton. Generally speaking. there is OF
seems to be little difference between the
Sal bath and the Fourth If July-only
that one occurs annually, and the Other
tify>,wo times year. On the Fourtl
there is much liquor taken in. and the
guardians Of that element called peace
haYe their offcious hands full. Wht
asserts that the holy Sabbath is no
similar? There can be no contradictio,
to the assertion that there is more festiv
ity. recreation and dissipation indulget
in on the Sabbath than or any othe
day Of the year. Would it were 9th
erwise.
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ON occasion Of his birthday last Tues.
day, August 22. our young friend Ma
THAN WRIaHr. brought US q large has
ket full CT he finest and best apples we
have tasted this year, and in return we
promised to speak good word to the
ladies--the manageable unes-in his
behalf. If any there be in that class
who want husband who will make
them supremely happy, he is the right
man. and the lucky one can not help
being Wright to get him. Thanks 70,
those apples, aud We hope tia, he may
live five thousand eight hundred and
sixty-,wo years and half more, and
bring US basket full on the return o
each birthday.
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IT 1MPRovEs.-A subscriber sent
us three dollars, last week, for two
years subscription to the Palladi
um, aud makes the following re-
marks: "The first year took your
paper did not like it the best, but
it is growing better and better-it
is very much improved, and de-
serves q large patronage" That's
the talk, and it puts "geodestic
stiffcner" in our spinal column
that makes US feel like working
still harder 10 improve, and deser-
wing further commentator for i'm
provement. With a more liberal
patronage, we can, and will do our
best to make the Palladium like
wine-improve with age.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

MATTRESS MANUFACToRY Cal
vim Outland has commenced the
manufacture Of all the various
styles of Mattresses. in the room
lately occupied by the Zouaye Clio
thing Store, Main street He has
employed first class workmen, and
procured a large lot OF splendid
ms terial, which will enable him to
turn ont first class work. Such an
establishment has long been needed
in our city, and will doubtless be
we'll patronized.
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The HOME PAPkR.-The local paper
is an absolute necessity to the country
and community where it is published.
All the city papers can not supply the
place Of the homo paper. It should be
the first love Of every man and woman,
for with the paper is the locality identi>
fed. The paper gives the county and
town where it is printed much of their
importance in the world. and gives in
detail the local news which can not be
gained BY any other source.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

The chronological journal is
always interesting, but the Seem
Der number, just received, ipar-
ticula,ly So. In proof rel the
following suggestive titles ON the
table of contents: Hon. ohm A.
Bingham. NJ. c. Underthe sur
face, or Universal Law Miss Bur
dett Coutts, the lady philanthropy
ist /; Z. H. Ruifon, the philog'cal
murderer Life in . head only, q
remarkably case Of paralysis; HUI
man Locon,otion, or How We Stand
Walk, or Ron; Have Children ne
RigLtsp A. New Social PROPOSE
ton Aunting Servant Socia
Reform, where it should begin
Rev. Samuel ]. May, D. D.; Ths
Powder and the Bullet; Geologi
cal History Of Men, Loves Vic
tory-a poem More Of the Mar
velous. Most OF the articles
named are illustrated, some clabo
rately. We confess ourselves high
ly pleased with this number, an,
commend it to public favor gener
ally. Price, 80 cents So yea,
Address, S r. WELLS $50, Broad
way, New York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

GEORGE HOWARD has purchased
the entire stock and fixtures of the
Continental Saloon. The estab-
lishment will be closed next week
for repairs, when it will be opened
with q large stock of foreign and
domestic liquors, which will be sold
at Wholesale or retail. The stock
will embrace the finest foreign and
domestic liquors ever brought tc
Richmond.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

A letter came to the Richmond
Postoffice last week, addressed
thus'y: "To the LANYARD that was
burnt down" We are happy to
announce that the lanyard ls still
in existence, and that Messrs. Wig
gins Il Co are tanning hides with
their usua! vigor. The loss of a
little shark on the sbin," don't
necessarily involve limb or life,
provided little caretulness is ex-
ercised neither has the loss of
''bark' caused the destruction OF
their lanyard. They don't suffer
a disaster like this to cause their
courage to ooze out. The taEnery
of this firm is one of the best and
most extensive in the West
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

FATAL ACCIDENT Ca last Sat
urday, James + Bryant, OF this
vicinity, met witt. An accident that
resulted in his death on Tuesday
He was driving a horse, wi'ch took
fright and run away, thro> him
cut of the cehicie, injuring is an
kle to such an extent as L. render
amputstion necessary, which it We
hoped would save his lille; but the
shock was too great; be continued
to sink until Tuesday evening
when death put an end to his suf-
ferings.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

DFAoREsT's Young America for
September is filled with charrnin z
-:,,res Minnie and KY. is 8
si-fagd.I taie l,y Neil + rrss. -
Hay Clifford in the City, is no, less
interesting The illustrations.
poems. riddles and editorial de-
pert'nentS FOR Juveniles. can only
be appreciated by those who have
perused them. Get copy and
subscribe for s: xcur, only 81 90
Published at S3S Broadway, New
York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

A FEARFUL RIDE --C,ariey, Il
little seven year old son of John
Richert had fearful ride last
Wednesday, He had accompanied
workman of his father to the
slaughter house, and on the return
the man slipped tie hri..le tc let
him drink. The horse finding him
self at liberty, started off On a
full run. Charley hang like +
leech, until the wagon reached the
stable on an alley in the rear OF TIL.
shop, when the wagon was upset
and Charley thrown out aud severe.
iy injured Those who witnessed
the runaway felt sure that the bow
would be killed. On Sixth street
the wagon run into John Minors
buggy and took a wheel of, and
threw Mr.. NJ. out, bruising him
considerably.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

At a pic mic given al the resi-
dence Of Rev. Mr.. McKaig, in Cam
bridge, Mr. Ballengcr, lawyer.
beat Harry Meredith, editor Of the
Tribune, at game of croquet. AZ
the supper table, however, Harry
distanced his competition, and thus
saved the credit of the craft
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

Ion last Saturday q couple of
nice young men were arrested at
New Paris, for swindling. and con
signed to the calAboose. Consta-
Bile Fudge fed them well, and they
expressed themselves we'll pleased
with their quarters. On Monday
morning, when he went to take
them their breakfast, he found that
the birds had flown. A crowbal
found on the inside explained the
show" they got out.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

The Fair At CentIevile was not q
success The display Of horses and cat.
tie was small but good, and the show Of
shesp and hogs inferior to last year. The
display Of agricultural implements and
hrm products was very creditsble. The
attendance was very small-nvt exceed
ing 400 on Thursday. We were glad
to see Richmond well represented by
exhibitors ard spectators. Had the o h
er portions Of the county done as we'll.
The Falr would have been a success.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26
M. GnrsLsY, has adopted

=
Nh. GnrsLsY, has adopted {
novel mode of s'whitewashine1
himself. For valid reasons, he hal
long been credited with holdinf
free-love notions. As . Presiden-
tai candidate he finds It expedient
to remove this faint. and, strange
ly enough, attempts to do 80 b.
stigmatizing Is free. lovers man,
noble women, whose pure lives ar
. loud and eloquent protest agins
the vile Islander. The ''great an,
good" HoRAcs 10 in pittifally meal
business. We ass sorry to see it
sorry to say it-- but Il is not th
first time thst We have. found on
earthly idols day" -fTerre Haul
Express. a fs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26


II testimony we're needed 10 th@
triumphant .conclusiveness of Air|
Morton's speech, It is found in thu
pitiable weakness Of the attempted
replies to it by the hostile press
The sockdolager with which hi
chain lightning of argument is me
is that he is Grants right bower
''the orator Of Che Administration
party" DC. On this fearful string
the changes are rung with annihil-
ating variety, and that is all tha
these stricken anti Republicans CO..
yet answer 10 Morton. The secre
Of his power is downright direct
hess and earnes tness, and stron
practical sense, giving him gri
on mems minds that no elaborate
ness Of oratory can compass.-Sl
Louis Democrat.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

"A countryman stopped in front o
Drifmeyer's, Monday, and planting .
carpet bag on the sidewalk, close to the
"b'g injun," said, sinister just you watch
this 'ers carpet bag minute, while l
get cigar?' The wooden injun smiled
at the ''onsartin" white man. who. as
soon as he "saw the pint" left. That
last glass of beer was sort o. blindin.'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26
w. Denny Jays Sale.

The AssiRnees Sale of w. Denny
jays personal property, on his
inrm, takes place on the Goth day
Of this month TUESDAY, August
goth, instead of the 9Th as we
published it. This is an iupor-
tant Sale, and many Of our people
would like to attend.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

The Superintendent Of the
County Asylum has resigned, the
resignation to take effect on the
LIST c: September. His success sor
has not yet been appointed. We
understand that there are a great
many applicants.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

--Messick Il Durham are con
stantly receiving additions to their
large and complete stock of fur
niture. The pablo are requested
to call at their store, Lyccum Hall
building, Fifth street, and see their
stock and learn t,;eir~prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

CINCINNATI, AUE. 20
FLorz-Sew family, $6a6 80.
WHEAT- Quiet and unchanged New rcd
81 Goal "A.
Co*N- Dull and unchanged.
HyB- Unchanged nd dull.
Disadvantages and dull.
GRocERIEs--DemaDd good At foil prices,
OILs-Unch.nged
EKGs-Uncbanged at I2c.
BUTTER-l6a20c.
PROVISIONS Pork, dull and nominal At
81 30. asked. Bulk meats; sales of shout
ssers at 5 lie; si!es e2lected. rough could
be had for IS 80; bacon opened duh but
closed ac''v' owing to light supply; SASS Of
3 Las $50.
Hoss--Unchanged.
CATTLk-Cnchanued,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

THE Gentlcmen's Saloon, kept
by Jacob Kern. Main street, one
door east of Benefits livery sta
BILE. has been newly fitted up, and
is well stocked with the purest
wines, liquors, ales, beer and ci-
gnrs. The proprietor is detcrmin-
ed that his place shall fully merit
the name he has given it, &c emile
mems Saloon
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

Last Saturday was day of busi>
ness with men who mean business.
With those who sit and wait for trade,
and do not know what enterprise is,
there was very little business. People
find out who takes an interest in what
be is doing, and there the trade con-
ceutrates.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

al. Lupton is doing good
business at the meat stare recent
II established l., him on Fl Wa,ne
avenue. He keeps tie best meats
that money will buy, nd is acco:,-
no'aating to his patrons. Civ.
him cad.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-26

Miss Maria Giddings. dsugh-
ter of the late Hon. Joshua r Gid
dings, died at the residence of her
brother-in-law, Hon. George W.
Julian, in Centreville. Her re.
mains were taken to Jefferson, O.,
for interment.