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The New York herald., 1871-02-03
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. Sails Destination.
PORT OF NEW YORK. february ?. 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship Missouri, Palmer Havana Atlantic Mail
Steamship Co.
steamship II Livingston Checseman. savannah-Lvlngs-
ton, Fox Il co.
Co. So "
Steamship Niagara, Blakeman Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond nd-Od ID )minion Steamship Co.
Steamship Benefacor, Sherwood, Philadelphia
Steamship Co..
Steamship Chesapeake, johnson, Portland Ames
Steamship Neptune Baker, Boston--H w Whitney.
snip flgia Maggfore (Aus Posnanovich Anwerp-Sloco
vich Co.
Hincken.
cey.
Bertaux h Co.
Brig w Andrews, Jenkins, Satia--S G Loud 4 Co.
schr Sawyer, Drisko, Barbados and market-B
Weinberg.
schr Adea tBr), Kingston, St John. NB-Heney a Par
ker.
schr Florence Rogers Sheppard, Charleston Ball
&Co
schr Florence Mayo, Fuller, Wilmington, Nc-Thomas
Holmes, DC.
schr i Dresser, Reed, Baltimore Chalmers
Scilr Archer 4 Reeves Ireland Philadelphia
schr Morelight Bradford, Calas-John Boyntons Sons
Co.
Schr g @ Kidder, Joyce, Rocklano-R Goodwin & Son.
Schr Cyrena Anna, Brown, Portand-Jas A Stetson
schr iachmonn Moore, New Havcn-Racket d Bro.
Schr Dart Williams, Stamford.
sloop AIehymist, Mullen, New Haven Racket 4 Bro.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAol

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
"a Steamship CITY OF Antwerp Br Lockhesd Liverpool
VIVA lueeustown a0th with I7s TO
John Dale. Had strong " gales throughout Jan ~ no
lat &C. passed National steamship, bound cast 25tn lat
IL. % a. ion - - reamsh,P Guy q Paris, bound
mdse and 81 passengers, 10 Gorgan Co Had heavy
weather from Sc ~ ~ ''
Steamship Wyanoke, Bourne Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers the Old Dominion
Steamship Co. -
Steamship Benefactor Sherwood Philadelphia, with mdse
TO the Lor,lard Steamship co. r' ~ ~
Bark Emily Lowther (3r, Kane LIverpoo 40 davs with
md's TO Ses%h Sons Came the southern passage and
Bark Giuseppe Rocco (ItaD Polio Genoa 80 davs with
mdse TO Fusch, Edyc Co. Passed Gibraltar Dec rs; had
strong variable gnles throughout while up Bay,
during dense fog run ashore between Forts Hamilton and
Lafayette and Lies in an easy position will probably
OF next high water.
BARK Antelope Davis 81 Thomas Jan Il via Grand Turk.
IT. ~ days, with salt TO Roche Bros Coev Had variable
weather Jan 49, lat S6 3d. Ion a. passed yesseis cabin
painted white; Feb OF BrDsgst pssssd She bowsprit Of
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SHIP PIN G NEWS
Almanac for New York-This Day.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. ...... % Moon sets. morn 5 "a
Sun sets. ...... 20 High water. morn 6 40
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
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SAILED.

Steamships Holsaa, for Hamburg; Livingston, Savan
nah; South Carolina Charleston; Niagara. Richmond &C.
The above vessels have doubt anchored in the Bay in
consequence of the heavy fog prevaling.)
The steamship Missouri for Havana which was to sail
yesterday, has been detained until O'Clock this AN.
Wind at sunset s, light
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vessel with =. attached Dec ~ on the outward passage
NUMBER Of dead cattle and other boating material apps
reny but day or two In the waters was days north OF
BARK Hunter sf Portsna York. Galveston IS days with
tallow. &c, to Thompson Hunter Had tine weather;
BrIs Oliver Ca.is srl Nelson. Mare Hay ID days.
Brig SsSy co@sry of Boston,
HAD
Brig Ethel Bolton tir nsney Ms!anzas days, with mo
ter wsshsT nSr,A Sa. ssra.
spcs q then .s weather for days y Jan 20 LAT 81 10
Brig Josie, retgrew New Orleans Is aays with sugar
nI Brig m cs hoP Is aays % psa1 sm
born Co. Had moderate weather; was days north OF
sshr Lowell OF Fan RIVER Mclean, , Para Par is days.
M ss sssfs
sem aorsn;is lci Bs.sSn'. NoroS DemeEar. % days.
weather Jan s.
spoke brig Warrior Bro from St Kits for New York; was
shr y smith days Sa
NJ winds. Jan AZ ls 81 10 lon u a. passed large guam
bsss 81 days with m.hoan
Ward Hs xsaSsr e s' up 2 Hasrss
ship wen sssnd New d
days with salt to Woodruff Robinsonvessei to Jas E
well Co.
schr Edward Burnett (of Newburyport,, Pender Ponce
PR II days with oranges to Jos Eneasvessei to Wen,
Hatteras.
schr Talbot (of Camden, Me) Amsbury Pensacola 18
days. with lumber to the Pensacola Lumber Covesse to
master Had light winds and cams the entire Jan
g. 80 miles NE OF Hatteras spoke brig lta
Palermo for Baltimore days north of Hatteras.
schr Mary Farrow, Bradley Jacksonville, days, with
lumber, to A VIII Ter, Son 4 Co.
schr Mosher, Rhodes Norfolk.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship vicksburg Sced Mobile Jan l2 via Providence
Feb l. for New York, with cotton, to raber Bros.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson New York for Portland
Steamship Neptune, Baker New York for Boston.
schr White Rock, Hubbell, New York for Northport.
SAILED.
Steamships Hosatia for Hamburg; II Livingston Savan
nah South Carolina, Charleston; Niagara Richmond &C.
(The above have doubt anchored In
consequence of the heavy fog prevailng)
The steamship Missouri for Havana which was sail
yesterday, has been detained until O'Clock this AM.
Wind at sunset s. light
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Passed Through Hell Gate.

BOUND SOUTH.
steamship vlcksburg sced, Mobile Jan 2 via Providence
Feb l. for New York, with cotton to faber Bros.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Chesapeake Johpson, New for Portland
Steamship Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston,
Schr White Rock, Hubbel, New York for Northport.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-25
License Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that l, Da-
~ vid Zook, . resident OF the town Of Ha-
gerstown, in Jefferson Township, Wayne
County, in the State Of Indiana, will apply at
the next session of the Board Of County Com
missioners, of said county, for license to sell
spurious, yinous, and malt liquors in less
quantities than . quart at time, and allow
the same to be drank on the premises where
sold, agreeably to the provisions OF the Law
approved March 9Th, 1859. The premises on
which propose to sell are situate on Perry
street. in Hagerstown, Wayne county, 1ndi-
ana, aud being the north half (14) Of Lot
number two, e J, in Block number three, (3),
and bounded as follows, to-wit: Commence
ing at tie north west corner Of said Lot num-
Der two, (2), in Block number three, go, and
running thence south thirty.three $3.50 feet ;
thence east sixty-six f66) feet thence north
thirty three (33) feet thence west TO the
place Of beginning, less five feet in width. on
the north side Of said part Of Lot above de.
scribed, and extending the full length of said
described part of Lot. for an alley, in the said
town OF Hagerstown, in Jefferson township
Wayne county, Indiana.
November 6, 1871. 35~
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1nl PALLADIUM
K p1,,sIaa rAIf'-Tberp n,

~
4 PklssrAK TALk.-There Was
once a prince, who, having been
much displeAsed with OF one his no.
bles. determined to punish him. The
prince commanded that he should
be shut up in . high tower. Into
THE towcr there was only one en-
trance, which Was walled up inn
mediately after the noblelnan had
been placed there. Thus all hope
Of escape seemed to be cut of, and
the unhappy man was left 70 per-
lab. Inside the tower there was .
long, winding staircase, by which
the prisoner reached the top.
While looking down from there he
observed his wife, who had como,
indulging q faint hope that she
might be able, by some means or
other. to aid her husband in escap
ing from bic place Of confinement.
On inquiring II she could be Of
any service to him, he replied: ooh,
yes 60 and procure black beetle.
. little grease, . skein of silk, 3
skein of twine, and . long rope"
The wife fastened to obtain what
her husband asked for, wondering,
no doubt, at the strangeness Of
his request. She soon returned,
furnished with the things. Her
husband then directed her to, put
the grease on the beetles head, to
fasteu the silk to its hind leg, the
twine to the silk, and the rope to
the twine, and then TO place the
beetle on the wall Of the tower
On being set at liberty on the wall.
the beetle-smelling the grease on
its head, end not being able to
discover where it was, crcpt up
the tower in search of it, till it ar
rived at the top. The noblcman
caught it, and taking the silk from
its hind leg, carefully drew it up.
When he came to the end OF thf
silk he found tho twine. and nexl
he came to the rope. Fastening
this to crook, he let himself down,
and thus made his escape.
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PUzzLED-A JOLLY young fellow;
named Corcorsn, when he arrived
in this country, come years since,
propoundcd puzzle TO q gruff old
clerk in the New York City Hall,
which is believed to have shorten
ed that officials days. Corcorah
went up to the Office for his first
papers" The deputy was seri-
Gus old chap, who, without ever
looking up, proceeded to put the
formal interrogatories. z
What's your name7' he demand
ed
John Corcoran.'
Your age7'
Twenty-one.'
What nativity
WELT that's what bothers me-
I'll tell you, and may be you can
make it out. My father was Irish.
my mothe Englieh, and / was born
On board Of a Dntch brig, under
the Fir, nch flag, in Flemish waters,
Now how is it.
The old clerk looked up aghast
showed hit spectacles on his brow
and slowly made answer: Young
man, your nativity and that Of oul
savionr axe the only ones which
ever puzzled me-
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Administratrix's Sale.

UVHE UNDERSIGNED, administratrix Of
II the estate Of James 4. Mendenhall, de-
ceased. will ON Saturday, the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1871, (unless the same be- sooner
disposed Of at private sale) offer st public
sale property described Is follows: Lots
numbers 2, 5, 4, 5, 8, 2. 8. ., 10, IL, ~, IL,
and -; and Lots numbers IS, IS. 81. 68, 50,
20, II, and %. all liz Doan and Mendenhall's
addition 70 the city of Richmond. Wayne
county, Indiana. Also Lot number 2, in that
ram Hadley. sG4
TERMS OF SALR.-Ons third cash down
residue In six, twelve and eighteen months.
Deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage on premises sold. A plat Of the D. and
n. addition can be seen at Judge Perry's Of.
Gee In Richmond.
SARAH T. MENDENHALL,
35-4t Administrators.
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A good instance Of sharp PRACTICE is
that Of . man in Ohio, who was acquitted
Of murder on plea ofinsanity. He had
secured his lawyers by giving them
mortgage on his farm. tut now repudi-
ates the mortgage on the ground that he
was inssre when he made it. according to
the showing Of the,e same lawyers.
From every part OF the country, and
from journals of all parties, Secretary
nobeson is receiving hearty commenda-
ton for his vigorous efforts to break up
'hazing' in IN. naval school. He shows
no leniency toward the disgraceful prac>
tice. and purposes expelliug every cadet
found guilty Of it, though not one be left
the school.
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License Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that l,
~ Charles Tangeman,a resident of the
City Of Richmond, Wayne Township, Wayne
county Indiana, win apply at the next session
OF the Board Of County Commissioners of
Wayne county, Indiana, for . license 10 sell
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in less
quantities than quart at time, and allow
the same to be drank on the premises where
sold. agreeable r. the provisions of the law
approved March 5th, 1859. The premises on
which propose to sell are situated az follows:
Being room number seven a. on lot num-
Der seventy-topr, (74), in that part OF the
said city Of Richmond, Wayne township,
Wayne county, Indiana, laid out BY G. W.
Starr, on the East side of North 5th street,
land. Immediately North of the fremont House
n..seaid City Of Richmond, Wayne township
Wayne county, Indiana.
3z-3t CHARLES TANGENAN.
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A man In Nebraska has inven-
ted . new, powerful, double acting
salve. which ehows powers never
before exhibited by salves OF any
kind The inventor accidentally
cut of the tail of q tame wolf, and
Immediately applying some Of the
salve to the stump, q new tail grew
out. Then picking up the old tail,
he applied some Of the salve 70
the raw end of that, and wolf
grew out; bus he was . wild wolf
and had to be shot.
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Bright soothes his lacereted feelings
BY copious draughts Of catnip tea.
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4 VOID QUACKS.--A victim of ss.ly
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premature decay, etc. having tried in vain
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TO his fellow sufferers. Address,
!. h. REEVES, 70 Nassau st, n. 4: ss.4w.
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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
nincumbered. Itisa very convenient House
plenty Of room-in good repair-good eel
sr, stable, DC; Inquire. for terms, &c. 81
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One of the most thrilling incl
dents connected with the Chicago
Hrc is related by Mr.. E. l. Tink-
ham, of the Second National Bank.
Before the fire had reached the
bank building on Monday morn
ing Mr.. Tinkham succeeded in get.
ting $500, 900 in greenbacks out
of the safe This amount he placed
in trunk, and hired Q colored
man to convey It to the Milwaukee
depot, promising the man $1,000
for the job. Fearing to be recog::
nized in connection with the pre-.
cious load. Mr.. Tinkham followed
al some distance, but owing to the
crowded condition of the streets,
soon lost sight OF him. Being
overtaken by the fire, Mr.. Tink-
ham had several narrow escapes
from being suffooated, and, at last,
being driven to the lake, succeeded
in working his way to tug-boat,
and was taken around to the Mil
wsulsee depot where he found the
oolored man awaiting him accord
ing to promise, with the trunk
safely in his possession. Mr.. Tux
ham paid the price stipulated, and
taking the money to Milwaukee, de
posted it safely in bank.
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Administrative Notice

n Filters OF ADMINISTRATOR have
IL this day been granted to the undersign-
a on the Estate Of William p. Estell late Of
the city Of Richmond, Wayne County, and
State OF Indiana, deceased. All persons haT.
Ing claims against said estate, are required
TO lile them duly proved in the Clerks office
Of said county within one year from the date
Of this publication. The estate is supposed 70
b. solvent. ELIZABETH ESTELt,
Nov, lst, 1871. Administrative.
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DoN'T BE LIKE LoBsTER.-The
lobster when left high and dry
among the rocks, has not sense or
energy enough 20 work his way
back to the sea, but waits for the
sea to.scome TO him. II IL does
mot como, he remains where he Is,
and dies. although q little effort
would enable him to reach the
waves, which are perhaps, tossing
and tumbling within few feet Of
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There is q tide in human affairs
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BERNARD WESTERMAN,

Strsyed from his home, 10 Richmond
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Der :, 1871.
BERNARD WEsTERMAN.
English is seventy five years old medium
sise, quite gray. and somewhat lame, usually
walking with cane. When he left bis home
he was dressed in q brown suit OF clothes.
Any information leading to his recovery will
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s JOHN SHULrZ,
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Forward q Model Of his In.
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