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M ESPECIAL EOIICE.-Particular attention
vs. Is he5 e, sailed to the sdyertisemsnt Of
zion sale Of IHREpEEMED PLEDGEs. at their
vSsn N9meS, No 2es ~ q which SomY ys on
spee Of the week; The accumulated goods eonsi.t
OF many articles of value, not usually Obtain
able and Of variety Of goods such As are
I nd2 at'''ie as 'hf WALT
Republican, Herald, Capital, and ChronicIe1
n~NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Th., applL.
E N Of f tsi
for new CERTI FICATE OF DEPOSIT in the place
Renee fsa de Sne 90
hundred and fftv- eight. no 25-lot.
EOR RENT-PIANo: richly carved legs; seven
Appiy 81 Iaih street " "''''""' " use 1T 1t. ~
A GERMAN GENTLEMAN WHO Is WILL.
fora compensation not exceeding Slz for a course Of
Irsday will ease Leave his nss an.
~ ~ NuRsERY soSGGs.. IND
SET TO USIC.
MOST CHARMING BOOK.
Aunt James Hero: BY Mrs, Prentiss.
r. al Folks: BY Mrs. " hitney.
Yikram and the Vampire; or, Tales of Hindoo DIV
All s he 'SE " SHitiR English and American
noasr 4da 7h ST. rh StsIhlisASTTBS aiiins
T.
BLACK SILK,
SI.sT1i,
Which will compare favorably with any So silk in
this city.
hogan d WILLIE,
no2s-tf 1918 and 1920 7th street NV.
THE MAI IONAL SAVINGS BANK,
CORNER N. Y. AVENUE AND I5ru STREET.
OPPOSITE RIGGs)
DEPOsITEs $500, 900.
NOVEMBER 81, 1871
All deposits made with this Bank up to DECEM
BER Sd, will draw interest from DECEMBER
FIRST,
SIX PER CENT.
All payments made demand.
Once hours, q. m. TO D. m, and on
SATURDAY NIGHTS
HENRY A. WILLARD, President.
VIM. STICkNEY, Vice President
LEWIS CLEPHAEE, Secretary
no2S-dtcl-2 b. p. SNYDER. Treasurer.
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FOR SALE.

SHARES IN THE ECONOMICAL BUILpINa
- ASSOCIATION for sale. Address Box z. Sfsr
ofnce- no ssH
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LOST AND FOUND.

GS REwI Rp-suayed, on the 18th inst. roam
Pumps. The above reward viii be eli given goad
returned to g.. r. KAUFMAN, street, be -
tween I'd ard Sd streets N. W. no 2s-StS
gCvember 26th, SETTER DOG; white, a.
With yellow spots; answer TO the name offAs<
FALT. The above reward will be paid if--A
returned to 1877 LIST street northwest. no 2s St.
II OST-On November 9th, SETTER DOG white
II ears yellow and one yellow spot on side; 49,
answers to the name of Jack III left at.2x
WASH Majors stable 1896 street,-
liberal reward will be paid. no27 IT.
OsT-sTayed from 1929 l2th street, Saturday
black and white, with brass collar; an
swers TO the name of :. Jack" A suifable-
reward viii be paid if returned to the undersigned
O. M. COLT,
no6-tf 1929 18th street
CEkT1FICATE No. % OF CENTRAL BUILD.
" ING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
public are cautioned not 10 receive IL. ocl6
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BOARDING.

PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS. ON WRIST
ana secOnd hoors, fronting south; with first class
near jth. noaS- sts
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Total Years--484.

The presence of these parties,
again, after a lapse of 90 many
years, is truly rem arkable, and it's
like has never occurred in the past,
nor will it probably occur again in
the future; when We add the fact
that the first white child (Jeptha
Turner) that was born in Wayne
County, and was present fifty years
ago at Mr.. Burgess's wedding, was
also one of the guests last Tuesday,
it makes this gathering still more
remarkable. The truth is, there is
not . spot Of ground in "Old
Wayne more interesting than can
be found on this farm Of our old
friend, for, within a stones throw
of his dwelling, the first cabin in
the county was reared, (and that,
too, by the aid of Indians), and
the first srot OF ground within its
borders was cleared by the white
man.
Mr.. Burgess hes lived on this
farm for about ffty-four years,
and John r. Smith related an Incl.
dent that occurred in Mr.. Bur-
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These bonds are secured first by a Fist
Mortgage on the Railroad itself, its rolf e.
stock, and all equipments; second, by First
Mortgage on its entire Land Grant, being
more than twenty-five Thousand Acres of
Land to each mile of Road.
The Bonds are free from United States Tax;
the Principal and Interest are payable in Gold
the Principal at the end of Thirty years,
and the Interest Semi-annually, at the rate
of SEVEN AND THREE-TENrHs PER CENT. per
annunl.
They are issued in denominations of slCO
$500, $1,000, $4,000 and $4,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are
Messrs. Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, and J..
Edgar Thomson, President Of the Pennsylva-
/ mia Central Railroad Company.
| These Northern Pacific 7-30 Bonds will at
| all times before maturity, be received AT ZEN
PER CENT. PREMIUM Tor ], 10y, in exchange
for the Company's lands at their lowest cash
| price.
In addition to their absolute safety. these
Bonds yield an income larger, we believe,
| than any other frst-class security. Per-
sons holding United states 5-20's can, by
converting them into Northern Pacifics, in-
crease their yearly income one-third, and
still have a perfectly reliable investment.
HOW TO GET THEM.-Your nearest
Bank or Banker will supply these Bonds in
any desired amount, and of any needed de-
nomination. Persons wishing to exchange
stocks or other bonds for these, can do Sc
with any OF our Agents, who will allow The
highest current price for ALL MARKETABLI
SECURITIES.
Those living in localities remote from
Banks, may send money, or other bonds, di
rectly to US by express, and we will sent
back Northern Pacific Bonds at our own risk
and without cost to the investor, For fur
+ Their in formation, pamphlets, maps, etc., cal
on or address the undersigned, or any of tn
Banks or Bankers employed to sell this Loan
FOR SALE BY
Citizens Bank, Richmond, Ind, MORRISON
Blanch ard& Co., Proprietors.
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Commissioners Sale.

Jacob Noggle, ct. al, No. 45Is.
VS.. WAYNE Common
Cornelia Russell, ct. al. Pleas Court.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
II signed, q Commissioner appointed by the
Wayne Common Pleas Court, in the above
entitled cause to sell the Real Estate herein-
after described, will sell at Private Sale, the
following Real Estate in Wayne county, State
OF Indiana, to.wit:
The North half of Lot numbered seventeen
(17l, in that part of the city laid out by Jas.
K. Dugdale.
Applications of purchasers will be receiv-
ed at the Office Of the undersigned in said city
until the l4th day of April, 1871, and, if said
Real Estate shall remain unsold, will sell
the same at public auction, on the premises,
On Saturday, the 18th day Of A prsI,
1871,
Between the hours of l and o'clock, P. N
Terms of Sale.-Ono-third Cash; one
third in nine months, and one-third in eigh.
teen months. Notes to be given for said de-
erred payments waving relief from valuation
or appraisement laws, bearing interest from
day Of sale. and to be secured by mortgag,
on the said Real Estate.
ENOS THOMAS, Commissioner.
Richmond, March Is, 1871. I:is$e
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State of Indiana,
Wayne County, ,

n SYLVESTER JOHNSON, Auditor for
Il = and within said county, do hereby certi-
fy that the Board of County Commissioners
Of said county, this day passed the following
order:
"tOrdered by the Board, that the Auditor
seperate the Rail Road from the State, Coun-
~ and other taxes, in New Garden and Wayne
Townships on the Tax Duplicate for the year
1870, now in the hands of the Treasurer, and
that the Treasurer receive and receipt in full
for any portion of such tax as the payer may
elect to pay
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my name aud the offical seal
(sEAL.I of said Board on the 18th day OF
March, 1871.
8. JOHNSON,
A. W. C.
Parties wishingeto pay at Citizens Bank
Richmond. are requested to leave their name:
before April LIST.
nl-tf JOHN SIM, Treasurer.
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Cough No More.

warmers Cough Balsam Is healing
softening and expectorating. The extraor-
binary power it possesses in Immediately re-
lieving, and eventually curing the most OBJ
stinate cases Of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarseness,
Asthma and Consumption is almost iucredi-
BILE. So prompt is the relief and certain it's
effects in all the above cases, or any affection
of the throat and lungs, that thousands OF
physicians are daily prescribing it, and one
and all say that it is the most healing and ex-
pectorating medicine known. One dose al
ways affords relief, and in most cases ono
bottle effects cure. Sold by druggists, in
large bottles, Price One Dollar. II is your
own fault if yos still cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink, Warmers Vinum Vit@. or Wine
Of Life, is free from any poisonous drugs,
or impurities, being prepared for those who
require stimulant. II is . splendid Ape.
tizer ani tonic, and the finest thing in the
world for purifying the blood. 1t is the most
pleasant and delicious article ever offered to
the public, far superior to brandy. whisky,
wine, bitters, or an, other article. II is more
healthy and cheaper. Both male and female,
young and old, can take the Wine Of Life.
It is, in fact, life preserver. Those who
wish to enjoy good health and . free flow Of
lively spirits. will do we'll to take the Wine
Of Life. 1t is different from any thing ever
before in use. 1t is sold by druggists; also
at all respectable saloons. Price One Dollar,
IN quart bottles.
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The RIoTERs have entire posses

The RIoTERs have entire posses
sion OF Paris. Generals LEcoxTE
and THOMAS, and Generals ALFRED
CHANzY and VINoY, have been shot.
The Hotel de Vile, the Tuilleries,
the Mayoralties, and the Telegraph
offices, are all in possession Of the
mob. RIcCIorTI GARIBALDI is at
the head of the cut throats. Dis
may and terror and perfect apathy
exists among the better class OF
citizens. THEIRS and the Assem- bly,
are at Versailles, with $4,000 troops
to guard them. The miracle Of
49," but with . different signifi-
canoe than that usually given the
expression, 10 likely to be repeated
in this doomed city in 1871.
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gess's blowing experience, that
caused his future father-in-law
{ Mr.. Weaver) to make a prophecy
concerning him. It was this =
Mr. w. set him to blowing with
shovcl-plow, and not being used to
handling it, he made very crooked
work. In blowing near some
peach trees the horse went OH one
side Of. the tree and Mr.. B guided
the pillow on the other side of it.
the consequence was that the plow
went up into the tree and hung
there! Mr. ". seeing the situa
ton, remarked that ''that boy will
never do any good !" He was
clearly mistaken. however for.
without hattery, we can truly say
and many, very many can testify
that wherever and whenever OPP
portunity offered. he has initiated
the blessed example OF the Master
-"went about doing good" and is
yet a faithful steward.
After the large party mot less
than sixty or seventy in number. J
had partaken Of a magnificent din
ner, they assembled in the parlor,
and, as q reminder of the occasion
that brought them together, and,
as a token of their friendship and
love towards the truly "happy
couple" some few presents were
made: A hat, q lot of excellent
tobacco gold pen, and gold
watch-chain and key, for Mr.. Bur-
CESS fine black lace cap, two
silver goblets, China cups and sau-
GERS, &C., for Mrs. Burgess. Mr.
Burx was selected to perform the
ceremony of presentation, which
he did in q few well-timed ani
feeling remarks, and which wer,
responded to and the presents &C
copied, on the part of himself ant
wife. by Mr.. Burgess. In tn
course of his remarks he took &C.
casion to invite all present. if thu
good Lord permitted him to sta,
on earth that long, to come and Sc
him fifty years hence on a simila
half-century reminder of his happ.
welded life; but if this was no
permitted, to meet him "in tn
Land of the Lear'-in that HON
where parting shall be known n
more forever.
After spending the afternoon i
} social converse, supper was an
, nounced and partaken of: an
then the "young-old folks" depart
> ed, all feeling that it WAS indee
: good to have been there.
In the evening, we learn. quite
number of the young folks of til
, neighborhood, met at Mr.. Bur
gess's and had general goo
;. time, winding up the day in an ar
propriate manner bringing MOI
;. sunshine to the hearts of the
a AGED friends.
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GoDY's LADY's BooK.-The April
No. of this beautiful and useful
Book is on our table. The embel-
lishments are: Toby is waiting. a
STEEL plate; colored Fashion Plate,
containing six figures; . plate of
Riding habits; an April Fool en-
craving; an extension sheet con-
tanning 3S engravings, and a great
variety Of fancy work designs in
the work department, DC. In the
the literary department there is q
great amount Of reading that is ex-
ceedingly diversified and interest
ing. We send the Book and Pal
ladium to subscribers for % Is per
year.
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CINCINNATI RICHMOND & FoRr
WAYNE RAILRoAD.-Hou. G. w.
Cass, President of the Continental
Improvement Campany, D. Nc
laren, President Of Cincinnati,
Hamilton 4 Dayton Railroad, and
VIM. Parry. President Of the Rich.
mond Railroad we're in conference
here yesterday, on the subject of
completing this work from Win
chester, the point to which it is
now running, to Fort Wayne.
Though not authorized to speak
for the parties, yet we can state
that the prospect are favorable, il
the local subscriptions shall not be
forbidden by decisions Of the
courts.
This work connects Cincinnati
by the shortest route with Fort
Wayne, and the northwestern
counties of Indiana and the lumber
regions Of Michigan.--Fo,t Wayn'
Gazette.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
~ der signed Administrator OF the Estate
of Frederick Rosa, deceased, will sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises Of the deceased,
corner of Marion and Mill Streets, in the city
of Richmond, Ind,
On Saturday, the 18th Of April, 1871 ,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ. of said day, all the
household Goods, and Kitchen Furniture,
and Personal Property, consisting of-Beds,
Bedding, Cooking Stove and Fixtures, and
Furniture o: various kinds; Carpenter q
Tools, Garden Tools, Cupboard Ware and a
variety of Goods for Housekeeping.
TRRMs.-On all sums over three dollars
a credit of nine months will be given by the
purchaser executing notes with approved Sc
curity, waving valuation and appraisement
laws and bearing interest from date.
JOHN HENRY ROSA, Admir-.
March "a, 1871. 2tsfs
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Elder VIM. J. Howe, will preach at Phil
lips Hall, Sunday next Tomorrow at 1880
a. M, and in the evening at 1880. Subjects
ELECTION as taught in the 9th Chap. Of Ro-
MANS in the forenoon, and "Keys of the
Kingdom of Heaven" in the evening. All are
respectfully invited to hear him.
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An Expensive Luxury.

The intelligence of prejudice is
always an expensive luxury, to ma
lions as we'll as individuals. When
the war betwe en France and Prus-
STA broke out, Austria-remember-
ing the agency of Napoleon in dri-
wing her from Italy-resolved on
and maintained neutrality which
has proved equivalent to moral
support to Prussia. England, seek
ing temporary advantages for her
commercial interests, still cherish
ing something Of her centuries old
prejudice against France, and large
ly Influenced by her Queens fami-
~, alliances in Germany. also held
the position Of placid locker -on,
while france-the only Power
whose material interests would
make her England's ally in main
tanning existing conditions in the
Esst-has been completely pros
trated. These two neutrals have
enjoyed the qualification Of their
stupidity revengeful prejudices, and
now the costs are to be paid. Prus-
sia dominates the continent, VIC
torious giant, with rapacious ap-
petite for further conquests. The
Austrian sovereign at length uu>
derstands the effect Of his policy.
and calls loudly upon his people
and Parliament for largely in
creased ornaments, in preparation
for evcntualities, dangerous to the
very existence Of the nation, and
liable to arise at any moment
England, too, is no longer able to
feel safe in her sea-girt isles; and
the Queen, in her speech the other
day, urges her faithful Lords and
Commons to provide a new and
more efficient military system, by
which the defensive resources Of
the empire may be made available
in emergencies already foreshad.
owed, and not likely to be averted
Thus the neutrality which has per
mit,ed Prussia to humble Franc,
and destroy the wisely established
long existing, and often most fool
} ishly reviled balance of power, re
turns to plague its inventors will
unceasing apprehensions of wa
. and calamity; transforms all Eu
rope into an armed camp, an,
threatens the world with NOR
e plaques than ever escaped from tn
8 tabled box of Pandora.-[ Chicag
: Republican,
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Notice

rs hereby given to all parties concerned
Il that Jacob Kern has retired from the
Clothing Business and has severed all con.
West corner Of Main and Franklin Streets,
familliarly known as Kern 4 Fox's old stand.
The under signed willonly be responsible for
debts contracted by himself. All money
paid to liquidate debts belonging TO the old
firm, or the present proprietor, Solomon
Kaufman, must be receipted for by Simon
Fox. All debts not paid within thirty days,
will be put in the hands Of legal collector.
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The LADY's FRIEND FOR APRIL.
"A remarkable number. The
Morse Princess steel plate. il
Illman's best style, is worth hun
drea commonplace, expressionless
subjects, he wever finely executed,
and we would rather have it than
a room full OF gaudy chromcs. So
superb a picture ut so trifiing a
price is thing to be wondered at.
The Fashion Plate presents a group
Of graceful ladies most stylishly
attired in fresh Spring costumes;
and an abundant variety of illus
trations show the latest shapes for
basques, overskirts, sashes, &c-
The music is the sVive la Coterie
Galop.' And then, what feast of
reading in the choice stories and
poems. Three Versions of the
Same Story is sprightly little
feminine sketch. 'One Woman's
Experience begins a story Of un-
common excellence. 'Madamoi
selle Deligny' is concluded satis-
torily, The Beaufoys of Belvcdere'
is continued, and The Wedding
Gift 'Kathleen's Engagement and
Aunt Dorcas' keep up the high
reputation of this magazine for at
tractive short stories. The Work
Table department contains some
illustrations and directions for ma
king lace-stiches, which we should
think would be acceptable to in
dustrious ladies, as will also the
convenient patterns for every kind
of garment promptly supplied on
application. Price so so yea1
(which also includes large stee
engraving. J Fonr copies Sc Five
copies land one gratis SO. The
Lady's Friend and the SATURDAY
Evening Post land one engrav
ing J, 81. Published by Deacon 4
Peterson, Philadelphia. Singh
copies for sale by all news dealers
% cents. Palladium and Lady
Friend SO per volume.
ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN WEEK.
Is published by the American
Tract Society at $50 Nassau street
and at each of its agencies, and
for sale by the American New
Company.
TERMs.-Single subscription on
year two dollars, payable in ad
vance; in clubs of twenty subscr
bers and over, one dollar and twer
ty-Gve cents. Single copies fiv
cents.
Orders for the paper and bus
communications may be addresse
to the ILLUSTRATED Christian Weel
ly;" and articles for insertion [
Rev. Lyman Abbott, America
Tract Society, $50 Nausau stree
New York.
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A little son of Michael Peach,
living in Jefferson township, Pike
county, fell into a pan of hot water,
and was so scalded that death ell
sued on Saturday last.
A Fountain county boy named
Chamberlain gave one eye to
science. He discovered that live
coal dropped into can of powder
would cause an explosion.
A young German girl was burned
to death at Evansville On Monday,
by the explosion Of the Oil reservoir
attached to one of SPANS patent
gas cooking stoves.
The burglar who attempted to
enter the dwelling of maiden lady
named Matilda Hoover, at Corydon,
mourns fractured leg fom the
effects of pistol bali.
Miss Ella Snow, aged seventeen,
is mysteriously missing from her
home in Benton county. She start
ed to walk to church, alone last
Sunday evening, and has not been
heard of since.
Alexander Thompson, SO badly
injured in Terre Haute, some time
since, by shovel in the hands Of
the ruffian Tapscott, died on
Wednesday. No cause for the
assault has yet transpired.
Kokomo is preparing for incend-
iarism. On examining the only
fire engine belonging to that city
on Saturday, the pump valves were
found cut in such a manner as tc
render them useless.
The most extensive wholesale
grocery house in the State-tht
one that regularly reports the larg
est sales-is situated on MAR
street in this city.-[Terre Haut'
Express. Why don't your advert
ising columns say so?
Articles Of association for tn
Terre Hau'e Water Works Com
pany have been filed in tho Recor
der's office. The proposed capita
stock is S22O,000, and the right
and privileges are extended for
period of fifty years.
Captain E. f. Penn ington wa
so badly injured in New Albany
on Tuesday night, by party c
boys who assailcd him with stone:
that his life is in danger. job
Calpen and Lou. Hindman hav
been arrested as ringleaders an
held 70 await results in the sum {
$1,000 each.
I James Norris, yard master at I'll
Indianapolis and St. Louis Ra;
road, at Terre Haute, on Wednes
day night, caught his foot in
"frog" while coupling cars, an
had his ankle joint fractured an
the flesh torn from his leg. H
. only saved his life by THROWN
; himself fiat upon the ground.
Last night, Freeman Carringtc
! was attacked by three rufiians
= his home in Sevastopol, and ".
struck with a slung-shot on b
: head, inflicting slight wound
They did not succeed in knockir
: him down or disabling him SO
could not resist, sand the coward
assassins fed. lie knows ther
and they are spotted. Particula
next week.
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Election for Trustees.

NOTICE is hereby given. that. on the 3oth
~ day of March, 1871, an Election for
Trustees for Hermann Lodge, No. 1893, !. U.
U. F., will be held at their Hall.
BY order of Hermann Lodge,
ANTON BESCHER, N. G.
ADoLPH WEIsRKoD, Sec.
Richmond, March 18, 1871. lite
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FOR SALE.-A House and Lot A feet
front, situated on South Front Street. Il 10
offered on fair and reasonable terms, and is
unincumbered. ltisa very convea lent Houss
plenty Of room-in good repair-good eel
lar, stable, &c. Inquire, for terms, &C., at
the Palladium Office. Feb. 18, 1871. 4s-tf