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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-04

A New Plain the case Of
Mrs. Glenn, again on trial at Indi-
anspolis, her counsel on Thursday
asst, put in q plea in abatement.
They say that Mrs. Glenn has been
once tried on the charge of murder
in the second degree, and that, as
the jury returned a verdict "guilty
of murder in the second degree 40
charged in the Indictment" she
was virtually acquitted of the
charge, and according to the Con-
stitution. as her life has been once
placed in jeopardy, it can not be
again for the same offense. The
plea 10 quite q lengthy one, but
consists principally of facts and
authorities relative to the above
principle.
The Judge took the plea under
advisement.
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The following is . copy. as it
yesterday finally passed, Of enroll
ment act No. 27l, III. RI entitled
An act providing for the protection
of fish, and repeating all laws in
conflict with the same, and pre-
scribing penalties for the violation
thereof: -
SEC. l. Belt enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State of In
diana, that no person shall take
any fish with . net, seine, gun or
trap Of any kind, or set net, weir
or pot in any Of the lakes, ponds.
rivers and small streams in this
State, except ~ hereafter provi-
ded. No person shall take any fish
with . gig or spear during the
months OF March, April, May. No.
vember and December. Any per
son violating the provisions Of this
section shall be subject to fine
for each fish 90 taken of not less
than five nor more than twenty five
dollars: Provided, That the pen
atty in this section shall not be en-
forced against persons catching
small minnows for bait, with seine
not over fifteen feet in length, or
the legitimate fishing with hook,
line and pole, or taking fish out of
the Ohio river. leea ~.
SEC. 2. No person shall place in
any stream, lake or pond, any lime
or other deleterious substances,
with the intent to injure fish; nor
any drug or medicated bait with
intent thereby to poison or catch
fish. Any person violating the
provisions Of this section, shall be
liable to a penalty of not less than
twenty dollars, or more than fifty
dollars. saT.G
SEC. 8. Prosecutions may be
brought by any person in the name
Of the State Of Indiana against any
one violating any Of the provisions
of this act before any justice Of thu
peace in the county in which suct
violation 10 alledgod to have taker
| place, or before any court Of com
petent jurisdiction. and any persor
violating any Of the foregoing pro
visions Of this act shall be deemed
guilty Of misdsmeanor, and it il
made the duty Of prosecuting at
torneys in this State to see that tn
provisions Of this act are enforce,
In their respective counties.
SEC. 4. All acts or parts Of act
in conflict with any of the provis
ions Of this act are b ereby repealed
SEC. 5. An emergency exists 70
the immediate passage of this ac'
therefore, the same shall take e
feet and be in force on and after it
passage Journal OF Sd. Z
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State Of Indiana,
SIS.
Wayne County.

Wayne County.
Mary C. Carroll ". Edwin W. Carroll
In the Wayne Common Pleas Court.
April Term, A: D. 1871.
Divorce No. Be il Known. thss.
on this 14th day Of February, 1871, the above
named Plaintiff, by Walker I Walker Attor.
neys, Gled in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of The
Wayne Common Pleas Court, her complaint
against said defendant in che above entitled
cause, together with the return Of the Shsr-
III on Che Summons issued herein, that said
defendant Edwin W. Carroll 10 not resident
Of the State of Indiana. Said defendant Ia
win ". Carroll therefore 10 hereby noti9sd
Of the fling and tendency Of said conplaint
against him and that, unless he appear end
snswsP or demur thereto, Ut the calling ef
The said cause on the second day Of the next
Term Of said Court, 10 be begun and held Ct
the Court House in Centreville, on the fourth
Monday Of April next, said complaint and
the matters and things therein Contained and
slledged, will be taken - true and the I'D
cause will be heard and determined in his ab-
senes.
Witness VIM. W Dudley, Clerk and Tie
-,[sEAL.l Seal Of said Court, at Ceptrsville,
xe, this 18th daJ Of February, 1871.
WIN. W DUDLEY, Clerk.
Walker / Walker Att,ys Of Rt'G. ~ lw-1e
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We Are authorised to announce D. W. Com
stock ~ candidate for Mayor. in May next,
subject to the Republican nomination.
W. are authorized to announce James N.
Poe, - . candidate for Mayor, subject TO the
decision OF Republican nomination.
We are authorized to announce the name
Of Enos Thomas ~ candid .te for Mayor,
subject to the decision Of the Republics n
party.
We are authorized to announce John Ben.
nett as . candidate for City Marshal, subject
20 the decision Of tho Republican party.
We are authorised TO announce Wn. Tim
norman a. candidate for reelection O
Marshal, subject to the nomination OF th
Republicans.
Heaman - candidate for Marshal, in Ma
next. subiect to the Republican nomina ti0n.
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EYE, EAR, LUNGS, HEART, THROAT
AND CATARRH.

The mary wonderful cures performed BY
DR.. Bort on the above diseases in this city,
and in many instances when oil hope Of re.
covery by those diseased had been dispaired
Of. stamp him among the first physicians
and surgeons in bis profession. Dr.. Boris
in6rmary and consultation rooms are located
on the corner Of North Third and Vine sts.,
where he can be consulted dsily--l&. Louis
Daily Repablicon, August so, 1865.
Remarkable Case of Catarrh Of
Years standing CuTed.-With pleasure
can recommend Dr.. Bort to those afflicted, %
I have been . great sufferer with disease
called Catarrh for many years, and for three
months previous to applying to Dr.. Bort, I
could not sleep at night, Was % much dis
tressed. A. soon - ] commenced treatment
with Dr.. Bort, began improving, and at this
time feel entirely free from the disease. ]
have, previous to applying to DR.. Bort. en-
source. Those afflicted in these ways would
do well to consult DR.. Bort at once.
]. PIPE. Steamboat Cabin Builder, No.
95 Leves street, st. Louis.
Healing Power Of EcIecticisn.-As
Demonsfroted ON over Ztoelves 1Rossond Jsvoiids,
BY DR.. Bort, Of N. Y.-Thers 10 healing
power among rs; physicion who has cured
thousands in this city, after al other sys-
| te ms have been exhausted; . physician who
is curing, and further pledeing himself 70
cure, nearly all cases have BE- fled the skill Of
hundreds of medical men in al past ages and
even bids defiance to al modern practice;
and lastly there is q physician who can pro.
duce thousands Of certificates from some OF
the most reliable individuals in the city, -
we'll a. elsewher who have been positively
and permanently cured after al other treat
ment- after the most eminent medical men
had failed! Yes, verify, and that physician
is DR.. Bort. = hose iDfrmary 10 located on
the corner Of bird 4 Vine sts., st. Louis.
| DR.. Bort, We verify believe, has cured mors
chronic cases in the past four months, in st.
Louis thar all the medical men who have ~.
er practiced their professions here for those
diseases. He makes Is specialities, viz: Dis
eases Of the Eye, Ear, Longs, Thfoat and Co
tarrh. This assertion may look like boating
but nevertheless, it is true; and il you doubt
it, consult few Of the persons whose Ger.
tiicates in full synopsis arc to be found il
ths columns Of this pspsr for the goed Of hu.
manity.-&. Losis DAILY DiepsseS, Asssse IA
\ 1865.
Dr.. BORT. one Of or most skillful physi'
clans and surgeons, will o6lr ahts services
while he remains, to the Blind and Deaf, and
be will perform every operation npon tn
Eye and Ear which the science 0sxhs old IN
new worlds have shown 70 b. advisable; and
will use ell new and efficient instrumests and
remedies - used in the bssl rinD9tDsioas o.
Germany, France, England aud this eounsfy
A full supply Of medicines on hand, An(
J that too, of the choicest, Of which DR.. BoY
prescribes to his patients. Consultation
free.-N. Y. Medical and Surgical Journal.
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Tho San Domingo Annexation.

The opinion prevails among
Senators that tho Sante Domingo
purchase will not be brought up un-
til after the adjournment OF Con-
gress, and that an extra executive
session of the Senate will be called
by the President to act upon the
treaty. 1t is generally agreed that
the annexation can be fully COM
pleted without the consent of the
House, except the voting of the
purchase money. The precedents
all establish this, except in the
case Of Texas, which WAS annexed
by joint resolution, admitting her
as a State. 1t does not appear
that there has been any change
upon the question in either House.
The opponents Of annexation pro-
fess to see no reasons for changing
their views in the full Information
respecting the island furnished by
the newspaper correspondents,
while the friends of Santo Domin-
90 are confirmed in their opinions
by the facts thus given. Both par
ties are already preparing their ar
guments, and the prospects, are
that the contest over the report OF
the Commissioners will be long and
exciting Prominent Senators,
who have hitherto exhibited no
partnership upon either side Of the
| question, say that it will be i'm
| possible to get two-thirds vote
to ratify q treaty OF annexation
whatever the report OF the Com
missioners may be, and that tn,
Senators who will oppose the trea
ty have fully made up their mind'
already. and will place their oppo-
sition on the ground Of the mex
pediency Of annexing more con-
,iguous tropical territory. Th'
Commissioners report will, the!
say, convince no one who is no
already convinced. -(New Yorl
, Tribune.
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DYE1NG. Our fellow-citizens,
who may desire to have any arti
Gle OF Dress, or anything in the
Clothing line, colored to their en-
tire pleasement, are especially com
mcnded to call at the establish
ment Of Jomini 4 Co., 266 Main
street, at the French Dyeing Els
Enlistment
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A smart young man in Craw-
ford county got up At day light
last Wednesday, did al! the chores
about the farm, cut two cords OF
stove wood, walked seven miles,
the distance from his house to
Leavenworsh, and got drunk be-
fore IL O'Clock
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-04

The merchandise taken into
New Mexeco from Kansas in the
year 1870 amounted to about 88,-
COO, 900, and the trade Of that
Territory with Mexico was two
millions more. New Mexico has
two million sheep and as many
horses and cattle. ~ s@
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The proposition to suspend the
rules so as to consider M. Hoop
er's bill for the repeal Of the in
come tax, failed in the House Of
Representatives on the Goth, by .
vote of 81 to 1l6. This will end
all attempts in the direction Of re.
peal in the Forty-first Congress.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-04

IT OST, BY the undersigned residing on
good Milk Cow. entirely white, crumpled
horns each horn havinJ gimlet-tol ole in tho
tip thereof. She 10 about eight or nine years
old. A liberal reward will Be given any one
who will return her to me. or leave informa-
ton concerning her whereabout 30 that ca
get her. at either my house Or the Palladiam
Office. Feb. Is, 1871. J. N. CROKER.
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RGANHOOD: HOW LOST HOW RE.
NA STORED.-Just Published BY DR

RTANHOOD: HOW LOST. HOW Re-
Nl STORED.-Just Published BY DR.
LEWIS. 256 pages, Third Edition. TIE
MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO
HEALTH, on the radical cure Of Spermstorr-
hea, or Seminal Involuntary Seminal Losses,
lmpotency, Mental and Physical Incapecity,
Impediments to Marriage. etc., and the Ven
ereal and Syphilitic Maladies, with plain and
clear directions for the speedy cure Of Sec
ondary Symptoms, Gonerrh@a, elects, STRIFE
tureS, Ulcers, Boils, Blotches aad PimPles on
The face and body. C ensump1tou, Epilepsy,
and Fits, induced BY self-indulgsncs Of sexual
extravagance.
The celebrated author, in this adnirable
Treatise, clearly demonstrates, from forty
years. successful practice, that the alarming
consequence Of sslf-abuss may be fadieally
cured; pointing out . mode Of euro Ut once
simple, certain and edectual BY means Of
which every sufferer. no matter what his con
dition may be, can b. enestually cured cheap.
~, privately and radically.
~This Book should be In The hands d
every youth, and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. Priot
so cents. Address DIR. LEWIS, No. Bsasl
Street, New York. 40 6m-8S.s0.
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On Tuesday of last week two
more tubes on the great bridge
over the Missouri river, between
Council Bluffs and Omaha, were
sunk to solid rock. distance Of
seventy feet. Only two more
tubes remain to be sunk.
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A rich harvest Of maple sugar il
predicted for this Spring.


predicted for this Spring.
Young girls, daughters of res
potable families, are seen reeling on
the streets Of New Albany, in q
state Of intoxication.
Canada wants to be annexed
She thinks her destiny is as init
mately bound to the American Uni
on As the arm to the shoulder. A
Wall street broker thinks that after
the sleepy Government takes its
departure. and live Americans en-
ter, Canada will turn out enough
gold and silver to speedily pay of
the national debt.
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The Oregon assessors return the
taxable values Of that State at only
S29, $4,000, which is declared to
be not more than one third what
its aggregate wealth really is.
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DR.. Wells, Carbolic Tablets
NOTICE to Heirs, Of Petition to Sell
IL Real Estate: If

Notice is hereby given, tha Elihu Morrow,
administrator, de-bon;s.~om, Of the estate Of
Joseph A. Lupton, deceased. has filed his Pc
tition to sell the real estate Of the decsdeut,
his personal estate being insufficient 70 pay
his debts; and that said petition will Be heard
At the next term Of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Wayne County, Indians.
W. W. DUDLEY, elk C.C.P.
Feb. 81, 1871. So;3w13
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The town Of Rensselaer,, Jasper
county. is growing smaller by
degrees, in population. Five
families have moved away, and
. number Of the houses are ten.
antlesS.
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Dr.. Bort will. if requested, visit any part
Of the country or city BY special appointment,
those whose health prscludes them making
visit at his Office. TERMS REA6ONABLE.
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Coxbolic Tablets.
Prepared BY Dr., Wells,

The most important discovery of the ago 10
this wonderful Healing and Cleansing agent
for all diseases or weakness Of the Respira.o-
~ organs, Sore Throat, Sudden Cold, Hoarse-
ness, Catarrh, Asthma. DrYness of the Throat
or Windpipe, diseases Of the Lungs and Tor
allirritation Of the mucueus membrane.
All vocalists and public speakers who speak
and sing without effort, use these Tablets,
their effect in clearing the voice is simply a..
tonishing - can be shown BY numerous cor.
ti6cates.
DR.. Wells Carbolic Tablets
act directly on the mucuous membrane and
shonld be promptly and freely taken in al ex-
posture or violent change OF weather, IS they
equali.e the Circulation Of the Blood and thus
ward Of all tendency to colds and Lung difR-
Guilty. n Ff
The proprietor would say, all first class
medicines have their imitation and they would
CAUTION : .s.;o,.P ;m,ai,.
tion BY having other medicines thrust upon
them in place Of these admirable Tablets.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 81 Platt st., N. Y. Sole
Agent. SOLD By DRUGGISTS. Prics IS
cents . box. 4S-1w
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
FREE LOVE-
ITS VOT ARIES

by DR.. Jxo. B ELLIS. Large Sales, I'm
mense Profits. Stupendous revelations and
startling disclosures. The whole subject laid
bare and its hideousness exposed to univer-
sal execration. WRITTEN IN TER INTKRxsTs
OF CIVILIZATION, CHRIsTIANT5Y AND PUBLIC
MoRAL1rY. Send for circulars and terms.
q. s. Publishing Co., AL Brooms 81, n. +.
l9.lV
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SEEL REAL ESTATE. No,
1891.
State Of indiana, Wayne County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Notice il hereby given that Joseph n. Boil.
h, Administrator Of the Estate 81 Abnev
Clawson, deceased, has hied his petition 70
personal being insufficient to pay his debts;
and that said petition will b heard 1t ths
next term Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said County. ATTEST:
VIM W. DUDLEY, Clerk
James Perry, Atty. &C. 2. Wayne Co.
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!. Tuesday noon, about 8 o. clock.
the boiler in the saw mill and
spoke factory Of H. w. Shockley
d Co., OF Decatur, Indiana, ex-
plodcd, wounding some seven or
eight persons, and iniuring three
50 severely that they can hardly
recover. < ;.7 -f 81
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New Albany is in fair way to
possess water works, charter for
. company having been introduced
into the City Council.
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NEW $50 GOLD LOAN.
0AYHi PROVlTABLEl PRRNANEHf
JAY COOKE Z co.
0vvm 1oR SALu ~ PAR AND Accrunp In.
IuDDof 9HD
Yisst Mortgage LasA Grant (:olA
BonAe.
Northern Pacific Railroad Go.
Northern Pacific Railroad Go.

These bonds are secured Arst By Pint
Mortgage on tAs Railroad itself, - rolline.
stock, and all equipments; secoud, By First
Mortgage on its entire Land Grant, being
more than Twesty.fwo Thousasd Acres q
Land to each mile Of Road.
The Boods are free from United States Tsx;
the Principal and Interest are payable in Gold
the Principal ct the end Of thirty years,
end the Interest Ssmi-annually, st The rate
81 Sever AND TnR.s-Tsxfns Pm CHsr. per
aunum.
They are issued in denominations Of See
et0e, u .oee, 5000 asd elo,00e.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are
nessrs: Jay Cooks, Of Philadslphis, and J.
Edear Themsou, President Of a. Ps,,svIvs.
mia Central Railroad Company.
These Northern Pacific 4-s0 Bouds viii a
ell times before maturity, be received At Tsn
Pm C1Nr. PAHnIun (ee l,l0), in exshangs
tor the Company lands at their lowest cash
price.
In addition 70 their absolute safety, thsee
Bonds yield An income larger, We bslisve,
than any other frst.class security. Per.
converting them into Northern Paei6cs, 10.
crease their yearly income ose.third. and
still have perfectly reliable investnsa2
HOW TO GET THEM.-YouF nearss1
Bank or Banker win supply these Bonds II
any desired amount, and d any needed Dc.
domination. PefDone wishing 70 exchAnee
stocks or ether bonds for tkess, can DO %
vita any Of our Agents, who win allow The
highest current price for AL nAxksfABLD
0ICUnITI8s.
Those living in localities remote from
Banks, may send money, o. other bonds, d.
rectly to No By expFsss, and Ne will send
back Northern Pacific Bonds ct our own risk
and without cost to the investor, For fur.
thor Information, pamphlets, maps, ETC., eel
on or addresa the uadessigned, or any Of u
Basks or Bankers employed TO sell this Loal
sssi Yo1 oAL1 NJ
Citisens' Bank, Richmond, Ind, Mosrispos
BlAnehard& Co., Perpetrators.
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1900 NURSERY GROWN
shade THsoo0l
At the "Sylyanhight Nurseries,"
ID mo. 9TH, III. @. NENDENHALL. BRO
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THEA-NECTAR
Is A PURE
RF.ACK TEA

with the Green Tea FlAvor.
Wsvranted to suit al
tastes. For sale every
where. And for sale whole
sale only BY the Great
. Atlantic & Pacific Tee
Co., 8 Church st. New York. p. o. Box
$500. Send for Thea Nectar Circular. 49-lw
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Candidates for City Offices.

Candidates win pay q in advance foI
announcements.
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Price, Five Cents a Copy!
CHEAPE ENOUGH!
For Sale at all the Cit,
bookstores.

20 there has been much throw ing about
OF beaino. "-Ranlee.
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"oVu-A CCAct- PIopct dSc u0 mo = k0N
head, and has feathers some like Guinea
fowl, " ith white breast and sides-this bird
will peck holes in the sugar tree, the pines
and other trees-but cannot think this is
the way be gets a living-but like other
birds, destroys his full share of insects. Al
least have seen ours 60 from the evergreens
directly to the pair tree, and become very
busy knocking the bark, and to my satisfac-
ton getting insects. On watching him very
closely, l have become reconciled. and now
protect and defend him.
Bryant, the great Ornitholigist, speaking
Of the Yellow brea sted Montpelier, says,
"In six stomachs examined by him, insects
formed their chief food. In ono bird there
were two larvs of . boring beetle, SO large
that there was nos room in the stomach for
both at once, and one remained in the lower
part Of the esopheaus. If these were ~ j,
probable the ssrpeda they would do NOR,
damage than twenty Wood Peckers.
These wood-pecking and bug eating birds
like the Robin, when insect food fails to Civ,
them . supply, come boldly in daylight, and
take few cherries and grapes in part pay
for services rendered during the Summer.
The Black Bird has been put in . clas
with the Crow, for mischief, but think he i
more our friend than our enemy. G
The King Bird is great fighter; he ike
his mate and his young; be allows no intru
siors; he has many conflicts with his enemies
and seldom fails in victory. Crows an,
Hawks find themselves in trouble, when i
bis territory. A few pairs Of these bird
would keep small territory clear Of the dep
relations Of the Crows, Hawks and Jays.
10 lover of insects, and il often seen in pas
ture fields, near cattle and horses, CAD ay
and takes him in preference to other insect.
. that trouble horses. It is said hs loves th