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Specie Payaest.

Mr.. Sumner holds that the sas-
pension of specie payments was
like the draft, the suspension Of
the habeas corpus, and like ex-
traordinary acts, war measure.
and with them should have ended
with the war. He believes it is
imperative now that specie pay
ments be resumed. To this enl
the distinguished Massachusetts,
Seaator has introduced q bill to
authorize compound interest
notes as substitute for legal-ten-
der notes, issuing stem At the rate
Of $40, 200 900 every month. be-
ginning July l, l772, and destroy
ing legal-tender notes to the same
amount. These notes are to be
convertible at the end of two years,
in sums of 500 or its multiple,
into bonds of the United States,
not having less than ten nor more
than forty years TO run, and bear
ing interest at S per cent. Mr..
Sumner is reported as saying that
compound-interest notes have been
already tried, SO that their opera.
ton is known. 1t 10 their peculiar
gu .lity that, at the tine of issue.
they enter into the national cur
rency and become part Of the SC
tive circulation; but 40 the interest
accumulatcs they are gradually
Withdrawn, and held as securities
So long as there Is little nppreci.
able accumulation Of interest; these
notes pass from hand to hand az
ordinary greenbacks; but this
ceases with .heiy increased value
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WAYNE COUNTY, IND. DEC.

where he lived yesterday is there
still. Other houses are there, 40
yesterday. We approached the
plaoe, clambered, With the aid OF .
friendly policeman 70 The firstdoor
balcony to look through the win
dow. There BY : table sat the
man, his wife and two children.
Innocent little ones--uhat harm
had they ever doae any one? In
the mans hand wea aistter. It told
him that his rent wae paid for thres
months longer, Nll he times would
be better that . friend had paid
it for him. t0aly that and nothing
more.
Z He does not know Who s.his
friend" was.-but his home onea
are happy. Sc are We. It is bet
ter TO conquer ones self than to
strike man when he IL down.
The blow given him would have
hurt others more. lt = but a lit
tie matter--b but such llttlc matters
make the sum OF lie, tts victories
or defeats.
So. so-night vs fs6l better
happier. stronger. The few dol
lars which helped him and his
trembling ones might have been
spent in dissipation-or boarded
for worse use. We have pu3
temptation. rather than q fallen
man under our feet and IS the
temptation was great 80 CON we.
standing thereon, feel lifted high
ef, to look over tho trees and the
house-tops, to see more and more
of tbs stars which shine out all
about uA this happy Saturday
Night --.fBRlcK" PoxERoY.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

ADVICE OF AN OLD LADY Now;
John, listen to me, for ! am older.
than you. or couldn't be your
mother. Never do you mary o
Young woman. Join, before you
contrivcd to happen at The house
where she lives at least four or fiyc
times before breakfast. You
should know how late she lies in
bed in the morning. You should
take notice whether her complex
ion is tho same in the morning as
in the evening, or whether the
wash and the towel have robbed
ael ct her evening bloom. You
should take care to surprise
her, that you can see her in her
morning dress. and observe
how her hair looks when she is not
expecting you. If possible you
should hear the conversation be-
tween her and her mother If she
is ill-natured and snappish to her
mother, so she will be to you de-
pend On it. But If you find hes up
and dressed neatly in the morning,
with the same countenance, tl!c
same smiles,the Same neatly comb
ed hair, the same ready pleasant
answers TO her mother, which
characterized her department in
the evening, and particularly ii
she 10 lending . hand to get break
fast ready in good season she is
prize, John, and the sooner you
secure her to yourself tho better.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

Orr HuspRrD YeAps Aoo.-One
hundred and ten yeass a9o there
vas not Z Ainrle White man N
Kentucky. Ohio. Indiana and Illi-
nois. Then. what g the most
flourishinr mart OF America ves -
little kr9wn s the couutry around
the e &erious Mountains of The
Moons lit was not untfl 1867 that
Boone Mt his home q North Car.
olina 20 become the asst settler il
Kentucxv. The drst pioneers OF
Ohio did not settle until twenty
Years after thia sima. 4 hundred
veerv aoo Canada belonged @
France, and the population did not
exceed ! amillion ana = half or peo-
ple. a hundred vaars aro the
treat Frederi6 al pruszia .vas
srarforminc thosA Grad texnloit6
which have m.de him immortal in
military annals. and vith his litsle
monarchy Vas sustaining ! sioels-
banded contest With nessia. Aus
tYia and France. - thrce .arest
powers Of Europe. oembiued -
~ aching ton Vas 4 lulodest virgin
ia Colonel. and the 1reat events IN
the history Of tha two worlds IN
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That was a heartless man who
wss found by his wife one evening,
on her return from . sewing socie>
ty, sitting in their bed room weep-
ing over one OF her old shoes.
On aflectionately epquiring the
cause of his grief, he said that
when boy, he had lost little
brother, and her shoes reminded
him 80 much of his coffin.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

There are many vary smart wo-
mos 81 New York city Who are
condacting large sstablishmenss
q successfully . they could bs.
managed by men. One OF the
smastest; and N6rhAps tho smart
est Qf these. Isl Mt6e Eanma Bast-
letts whoS6 place 81 66Sins56 is st
No, 02sWSsfen ssreef and 81 and
. College place. She is .an I'm
porter and manufactures Of har-
ness and saddlery ware. and
carries on q business amounting
to thousands of dollars annually.
She is one OF the tiniest Of women,
in height only about equal 70 girls
of twelve years. Every detail Of
her business she understands thor
oughly, and although she has
several male assistants, she 10 In
vsriably consulted in every inn
portaot movement financial, or
Otherwise.
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Oranges and lemons are worth
only six and eight cents q bushel
In the Brazilian markets, this year,
ond no one uses them except for
picking.
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aAnY HOURS.

That beautiful literary journal, sHArrr
Houns,n whose publisher was the first to is
sue paper to meet the public demand, after
the awful fre, has been merged into lit
ersry department of the Pu.Nlx, which will
embf,ee the contributions of more than sixty
Of ths most popular writers OF the day.
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An old lady walking with her
two grown daughters on = moon
light night, displayed her know
ledge of astronomy by pointing
heavenward and exclaiming; "Oh.
my dears, do look at them beauti-
ful stars. Juniper and march,"
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,rAurruL ILLUSTRATIONS.

Il will be illustrated with engravings IA
ken from Photographs Of the Chicago Ruins:
instead Of sketches "By Our Special Artist
Who vas not con the spot )" and thus give
series of PERFECT VIEWS, not obtainabIe else
where, and the first number will contain the
only correct map Of the burned city.
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lYrBssrDB COMPANION AND wPnnsPAND
lts columns are devoted to News, Com
msesa Heisaes, Literature. Art Drama, Au-
sic, Humor, Pastime, Poetry, Fashion, Soci-
ety news, and enough Of Romance TO make y
. most desirable freside companion, - we'll
% the most reliable and conplete newspaper
for the business man in the counting-room.
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ana thai another class shouli ,n,intai,
that the nation is everything. and the
States are nothing but minor political
divisions. similsr to counsies and towns.
| en-, rl..ha:. as.ho A-o.;,..,
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Every mans heart 10 Q living
drama; every death . drop sesne;
every book . faint footlighs 70
throw = flicker on the stage.
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Small boy, over intelligent for
his years, wants to know If babies
are babtised over again sin case
they don't take the frst time
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The 6rst number will bs issued on Satur-
day Nov. llth, and will be the paper wanted
BY everybody, as . record worth preserving
Of to send away, and for its accurate Illus
tratiens.
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IT'S BASIS.

Il is a consolidation of other Journals, and
therefore on . solid foundation, continuing
their lorner circulation.
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The Free Medical Co.lsee Tor
Women will open its doors for
instruction II medical science on
the 12th OF December. The M
jority Of the chairs have bcen 1lled
with the choice talent oe thS
eountry and fits faculty Win BE-
completed ~ fast - tho proper
persons can be found 10. ~ Tie
remaining chairs.
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KEW srBscR,sERs.

To any person WIN gets ns three nsw sub
sesihsrs we will send The Phenix for one
ysar free, or one of our beautiful prize, steel
pIsse sngravings worth $3.50.
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Noank, Connections, boasts of q
three-eyed cat, and inquiries. How
is that for eyer
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PRxNruxs.

For the purpose of rapidly increasing our
Subscription list bsfore the close Of Tie pres.
ent year, We viii give 70 every person who
subscribcs for the Phenix during the month
Of November, beautiful steel ptate cngrav-
Ing, worth $3.50 half . dollar more than the
price Of subscription. No such opportunity
was ever before given, and pEobably never
win 10 again. Avail yourself OF il. Engrav-
% M % III, Gss asd s.,sg Sy
wish.
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AND THE NEWS.

CHICAGO AND TIL NBW1s
lt will, for . time, be devoted especially to
the past, present and future of Chicago, be.
sidss being the most complete weekly news
paper In the world.
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THR PHExIx 10 the cheapest paper In Amer
lea, being an eight page, forty column weekly,
at only two dollars year in fact ii sAaH be
the paper for the people and the tnss.
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New Albany has Slaughtered
10000 hogs this season.
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Accourrs or ray yr.a.

Il will contain only such accounts - are
vouched for by reliable witnesses, and will
corset the erroneous and fabricated state-
ments Of sensational writer's.
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As the soft and rspulsive end
sickening favored pawpaw drop
from the twig when stricken by
white frost. so quickly did the im
postor Bort's advertisements drop
from the columns Of the newspa-
pers of Northern Indiana last
week. says the Lagrange Stand
ard. Hit him again he owes Us.
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4 TRUTHFUL RECORD.
1ho P19NIx vial BE- the most truthful And
n shls recorder Of inciden's and facts con.
ess 'ug the great 6re, ever publishsd.
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We had our revenge. To night
we have been out. The house
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Uncls Sam has 1,400, ,000,0 600
acres Of land for sale. after all his
donations for the benefit of rail-
roads, schools, colleges, etc.
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sUDsCRIBx Mow.
Send In your names and subscriptions ct
osce, and sustain this great, newspaper en-
tsfpise. Price Of subscription only $500 per
year. Single copies 8 cents. Agents wanted
svsgywhess.
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81 West Madison It,,
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-07

Two HUNDRED KU-KLUx COMES
sING.-Two hundred Ku-Klux in all have
made voluntary confession of their connec-
ton with the Khan, and have surrendered
themselves to the authorities, totally dis
gusted with their connection with it. Thir-
ty-seven of this class came in on Monday
afternoon, and made their confessions in
writing. Three hundred, it is estimated,
have fed to escape the penalty of their
crimes, or to avoid arrest, and one hundred
and two arc confined in the Jail at York.
vile. The prisoners say that they have
every comfort to be expected under the cir
cumstances; that they are well treated,
have plenty to eat, and that their friends
are allowed to visit them. Captain Ogden
of the United States army, has immediate
charge of the Jail. Columbia Is. C) Union.
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MAN MISSING the 9th day Of
October, Mr.. III. 7. Wisner, a resident Of
this city, has been missing from his home.
He left his house as usual on that day, his
wife supposing that he had gone to his
work, but he has not since returned nor
have his friends been able to ascertain his
whereabouts, although thorough and per-
sistent search had been made. lie was a
painter by trade and had always been faith
iul and prosperous, nor had his domestic
relations ever been other than those Of the
happiest nature. He leaves wife and two
small children who are dependent upon
him, and it is feared something has befallen
him. He is about thirty years of age, five
feet eight inches tall, and has a sandy COM
plexion. Any information regarding his
whereabouts, will be thankfully received
by his family at No. % Perry street or at
the police headquarters. Papers of other
cities will confer favor by copying
Czecelmd Ohio Herald.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.
1910
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.

4270
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia. Et
bankruptcy.
AT Richmond, Va the LIST day of Nov Der, lS7i
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice, that petition has been pre-
scented to the Hon. John G.. Underwood, Judge of
the said District Court, ia Bankruptcy, by
Jacob Coin, assignee of the estate of said
bankrupt, to sell the real estate belonging TO
said bankrupt, free from all liens and encum-
brances thereon.
This is TO give notice TO all persons interested,
that in terms of said petition an order has been
issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all persons
who may be interested in said estate, to appear
before W. w. Forbes, Register at his office, in
the said city of Richmond, on the 10th day of
November, 1871, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and show
cause, If any they have, why such an order should
not be granted JACOB COHN,
no 2-Th2w Assignee,
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HUMOROUS ITEMS.

Time on the jump--Leap year
The world in arms--The babies.
...s. "A green groccr-One who trusts.
The best frontispiece--An honest face.
I'D The gardeners motto---Lettuce plant.
Visionary iruit-The apple of the eye.
What ailment may we look for on an
oak ? Acorn. H-is-
- 1t is no uncommon thing for hot words
to produce coolness. af
"A druggist is not inappropriately
termed the piller of society.
"A Doctors motto is supposed to be
'tPatients and long suffering" ~N
What can man have in his pocket
when it is empty? A big hole.
Nearly all women like soldiers, and
some would like good offer, sir.
When is ship like scarf-pin? When
it is on the bosom ola heavy swell.
Young folks grow most when in love.
It increases their signs wonderfully.
..q .--E Eating sausages and buying eggs are
aa described as confidence operations"
The quickest way for a man to forget
all common miseries is to wear tight boots.
~ What is the difference between coat
and baby ? The one wear, the other
was.
in conversation, a wise man may be at
loss how to begin, but fool never knows
how to stop.
--s'Clara," asked Tom, ''what animal
dropped from the clouds ?o ''The rain,
DEAR" was the reply.
A good drain on farm--Heayy mort
gage at ten per cent. will drain it about as
rapidly as anything we know of. 81.
A wag, speaking of blind wood
SAWYER. saws that "while none ever saw
qa him see, thousands haye seen him saw
--.sSalt'' is the subject of the school.
boys latest composition "The salt is q
spice which spells the potatoesif you forget
to put it on.o
i.i A Maine girl whose lover had lost 8
limb, replied to her companion's banter, ~
would not have man with two legs-shey
are so common"
This is the latest contribution to PTS
catoral study by the board of education
Question: What is the cause of the salt
ga, ness of the water of the ocean? Answer
The Goldfish.
ss A judge in Indiana threatened to fin
lawyer for contempt of court. u hay'
expressed no contempt for the court, y san
the lawyer; "on the contrary, have care
fully concealed my feelings" 3.
"A strong mind is sometimes more cas-
lily impressed than weak one. For exam
pie, you cannot so easily convince a foo
that you are philosopher, as you can
philosopher that you are fool. -
A committee was recently appolnte'
to investigate the excessive chastisement Q
pupil in Michigan public school, and re
ported that the punishment was not actu
ated by malice, but occasoned by an Gun
due appreciation Of the thickness of tn
boys pantaloons. *,4 g
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rr,HYs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on the

Il 18th day of October, 1871, q warrant in bank
r,ptcy was issued ont of the District Court of the
United States tor the Eastern District of Virginia.
against the estate of VIM. Is Jones, of Peters
burg, and State of Virginia, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition THAT
the payment of any. debts, and the delivery of
any property belonging to said bankrupt, to him
or for his use, and the transfer OF any property
by him, are forbidden by law THAT a meeting
Of the creditors of said bankrupt to prove their
debts and choose one or more assignees of his es-
tate, will be held at a court of Bankruptcy to be
holden at the Office of the register in Richmond,
Va, before w. w. Forbes ESD, register, on the
9th day of November 1871, at 10 o'clock A. M.
DAVID b. PARKER, Is
oc 24T2w u. S. Marshal.
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,,u,s IS TO GIVE S ~ ia, on the 10th

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-Inat on the 10th
Il day of Qctr, 1871 a warrant in bankruptcy
was issued out Of the District Court of the Uni
ted States for the Eastern District of Virginia,
against the estate of William T. Taliaferro,
of Caroline county, and State of Virginia, who
has been adjudged q bankrupt on his own
petition; that the payment of any debts, and the
delivery of any property belonging to said bank.
rupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer OF
any property by him are forbidden by law; that
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, TO
prove their debts, and choose one or more as
signees of his estate, will be held at court of
bankruptcy, to be holden at the Registers office,
in Richmond, Virginia, before w. w. Forbes Esq,
Register, olbthe 9th day of November, ISL, at 10
o'clock A. M f. DAVID B. PARKER,
oc 2I-T2w u. S. Marshal
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia.
In the matter of J. Rananzhan vs. J. ID. 4 A
i. Mosby, bankrupts-in bankruptcy
To Whom it May Concern-The Undersigned,
Francis T. Isbell, of Richmond city, Virginia,
hereby gives notice of his appointment us assg-
nee of the estate of J. j. & A. f. Mosby, of Hem
rico county, in said District, who We're, on the
10Th day of August, 1871, adjudged bankrupts on
the petition of j. Mammalian by the District
Court OF said district. 81 tf4
Dated Richmond October 18th, ls7l,s "a.
FRANCIS 4. ISBELL,
oc l3--F3w Assignee