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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-02
NEW ADSzsfLANEogs,
WAlTHEM
WATCHES

The extensive use Of these Watches .o- a..
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors Enai.
watch-wearers, has thoroughly demonsr,sted
the strength, steadiness, ,dufaS - and accn-
racy OF the WsithspDaY YatcI d satisfy that
tion as 10 the real value of ftiieseSesme-keeners
More than $4,000 OF these watches are nov
speaking LOT themselves in the pockets of the
peopie-a PROOF and guarantee of their sr,-
Per1ority over all others.
The superior organization and great exten,
them to produce watches al a price wI,ich rens
ders competitions title, and tfsoee who boy apy
otner waicn merely pay from rs to 50 per cent.
These time-pieces combine every Improve
ment that a long experience has proved n real
practical use. Having had the refusal of nearly
every invention in watch-m akine or,y,ne1Inyy
IN this country or in europe, only those were
nnaiiy adopted which severe testing by the
use on The part OF the pub ic monsrrafeG iS
pc essential TO correct and enduring time-kee
ing. -.f.s Fise fHy
Among the many improvements wa vo,,,a
The invention and use OF 4 centre pinion of
peculiar construction, TO prevent camaee to
The train by the breakage OF main-sprIues is
original with the American !, alcl, 4 am Tsny
WHO, having had lne refusal of all other con-
trivances, adop. ed Fogys pats mt pinion as be-
ing the best and fauitless.
Hardened and tempered hair-springs, now
the best, are used in ali grades OF Wsitbam
Watches. " "@t'na1n
All Waitnam watches have dust-p proof cans
protecting the Movement from dust and I,s,
SEEMING tne necessit OF the ireQuenc cleaninv
necessary IN oLler watches
.OuI new p@tent steli or KEY less Wal ct
40 an ssoS a ,iecioeo success, and a ort,,I I'M
P.os eAaenI oA ahS slen- wIiiuing watch IN Int,
american nislk ks;, aud by iar tie A, An. sI
rs.eh "a - QUAIL /, Low olieied o The I,,.i,,,f
10 tiuss iisins IN s,rtlui,s vi the Ul,II.,
nAeie W tChIhakeis uo hot aDoui.q. "a a ,h.s
WAtn tne aoose mentiOneu imploy e n,, ms
which tehu 20 ehsuie ACCURACY, cIeAhIlness
u1laoiiity AID cols eh ieuce, musi plo,e a.
Val liable. "
Ane Tadem2rks oi the various siy les uaue
W tue vh.pany are AS IOifUwss
Ameriean ~ ZACH Co., WaItban. Mass
Amh. Satch Co., WaJtham Mass
fiesn Wssch &C., Crescent ST. Wal
Appleton, Tracy 4 Co., waltham. Mass.
AnAsrfeaA Waseh G .. Adams ot Waltnan,
Mass. fas-i 'l Tp'-si -'-"--'' ' :" A1
WALrHAM WATCH Co., Waltham Mass
4, 3. ATHLETE. Wattham, Mass
" N. ELLkkY, Waitham, Mass.
HOME WATCH Co., Boston. Mas
Examine the spelling OF these names careful
~ before puylng. Amy variation even OF a
single letter, inulcates . Counterfeit.
FOR sale by all lending jewellers. No watches
re ailed by The Company.
An Illustrated history ofwatch- making con-
tanning mucn useful Information TO watch.
wearers sent 70 any address ON application.
. kOBBlNS & APPLETUN
General Agents for American Watch n,
l2 broadway, New York
y n
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FOB TAR NOTICES.


ed in our ears since laS S,er" oa4pest Rossr
we can still see the grilaze os of penny
less Taxpayers as they wended their
way from the Office of our County
Treasury, With solemn step and, un-
willing hands they brought their hard
earned offerings and piled them upon
the altar of our political Girce, to, be
squandered by her rprohigate attendants.
Since turning our attention to the cor
rupt condition of official control in this.
County, we have received the most,
urgent requests to continue until every
hidden thing shall be brought to, light,
every system Of public plunder shall be
ventilated, the condition and operations
of every public Office shall be laid OPEN
And we intend to do it, These requests
are not partisan, and we are not GER
tain bat tDemscsats have even been
more forward IA these demands than
Republicans. 1t is not a question of
party, bat Of the people. That a few
individuals, we might better call them
leeches. shall or shall not draw the life
blood from the 5000 taxpayers of the
County. Is q question for all, without
regard to political belief. The County
Treasury Is bankrupt and our citizens
are nosg called upon to pay in addition
to their heavy taxes, sper cent interest,
ard II money cannot be gotten for that,
,,,1,,,. ,,,st he na;d. with a County
fnnd worse ,,,., than bankrupt by $24, 900;
a Rnildinp fi,nd indebt over $50, 900;
pike funds over drawn $4,000, it be
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-02
Valuable Farm tor Sale.

rNHE Farm known as the Abraham Hoge
Il farm viii be offered al private sale until the
FIFTEENTH OF MARfH IL not sold oefose>
situa ed In Colerain Tovnship one mile south
OF Pleasant Grove. nve niles Northeast Of 80.
said iRrm contains lp acres, 100 Of
which IL cleared and under cultivstien with
q 'chards of choice fruit, alarge Frame Ho1se,
Barn - by 20 good wsgon sned. good milk
house and never fAiiins spring within fev
ieet OF the door. fs3-sw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-02
CARBOLlC IABLETS.

4 nm REV wARD For any case OF
4 Hill Blind Bleeding, Itching, or UlcerAt-
Il uN1il ed Piles, that, De Btng's Pale
1gVVO Remedy fails TO cnre. 1t Is prepar-
ed ex pressly to cure the Piles and nothing elsr
and has cured cases of over ~ years standing
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 90 LAHoRA-
TORY, 142 FRANKLIN ST.. BALTIMORE y
SepT70-iy lL LS9c'L-
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Dissolution Notice,

rTyHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned under the name Of
]. earns 4 Bro, was this day dissolved by mu-
tuaI consent ]. N earns retiring therefrom.-
The business of the firm will be settled by
Jacob earns. aGaG 10 il q
tei'fstl4 itfitl -'ltlft..'- T. N CARNS =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-02
bridgeport, Jan. 18th. 1871.

Having sold my entire entire interest In the
Grocery and Produce business to Jacob earns,
who will continue the business at the old stand
would cheerfully recommend him to our
former pa irons and the public generally,
aI. W.. J. m CAIRNS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-02
Notice

20 all persons interested in the Navigation
the bridge over the Ohio River, which the Bal
timore and Ohio Rsilroad Company Is building
(at Benwood,) under authority of an act Of
Congress, 1t Is necessary temporarily to OBJ
struct the channel by false works.
Thisi is to give notice that after this date ali
spans, excspt the main channel span,, will be
CLOSED. Thisspan is near the middle of the
river, and is 325 feet between masonry at low
water iine.l aSlJ . JAMES L. RANDOLPH
Chief Engineer BALTIC, and Ohio r. K.
deci54w A4F - % - - .aSt1s. p pr.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-02
NOTICE.

DY virtue of an order of the Court of Com
ID mon Pleas of Belmont County, OHIO, the
undersigned will sell Mt public auction, on the
premises, on .H tilf
TUESDAY, MARCH q, 1871,
between the hours Of 9 and p. NJ, the following
described real estate, Lot No. ~ and the North
west half or lot No. "A In the Town OF Centre
VILE, in said county of Belmont.
JOHN MCKISSON,
JAMES GORDEN,
-Ii@.-.1 a. > ROBERT KERR,
Trustees OF U. p. Church at Centersvilie, o.
fel65w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-02

= rhs Hsrsaie IL ne NEST Ussfui srtics>
IA WI svsr invested for year sss. Cirral.rs.
Dfss. Mss. xsrxaa. =. o. Boa. 3sss, M
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALIENS LUNG BASIN

THE REMEDY FOR cuRING
Consumption, Coughs, bronchitis,
Asthma, and Group. -
AS AN EXPECTORANT 1T HAS NO
EQUAL.
1t is composed Of the active principles of
roots and plants, which are chemically ex-
tracted, so as To retain all their medical ouali-
ties.
MINISTER'S AND PUBIC SPEAK
-ERS,
Who are SO often afl,cted with throat diseases.
Will hnd a sure remedy in this Balsam. Loz-
enses aad Wsfers sometimes give relief; but
this Balsam, taken few times, will insure u
permanent cure. e- -- E..f l.fa ~ q. q
VIII all those afflicted with Coughs or Con-
sumption give this Balsam a fair trial? They
will be pleased with the result, and confess
that the SURE REMEDY IS FOUND AT LAST
1t is sold by all Druggists.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-02

4 CHAMPION OF WHITE SUPREMACY
AGAINST Az AldS THE WORLD-A FIRsT-CLASa
~ EaSaI FL fAGE DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY, es-
Sanlsned IN 1901, " per year: 81 Tor six months
Subseribe Tor II. For specimen copies. address
"DAY-BOOK. New York Civ - 9s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-02

MERIT SOON NOISED ABROAD.
1t is but seven years since ALIENS LUNG
BALeAM was first offered for sale. Its good
qualities were soon made known at home; and
very soon Its fame was noised far and near.
United States,-NoRTH, EAST, SoULH, and
WEST. No similar medicine stands higher
with the people. It is well known on the Pa
cfic coast; and there are liber Al demands tor 1t
from San Francisco, Sacramento, In California
and Portland. Oregon, even from Australia,
out Canada, it is well and favorabiy known,
and sold everywhere.
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LExINaroN. D Mo-, Nav q. h

: LEXINGTON, MO-, May 70, 1855.
Measrx. ,. N. Harris & Co.: i
Dedr &rs,-I have made ALIENS LUNG
BALSAA pretty well known in our city and
coCntrysand have sold about all the fonr dozen
botti ssent me in March last: and find that
persoug Who try the Balsam once come back
again fofmcre, rs It gives them satisfaction;
and Z recoEnlaend ftin preference TO any other
medictne for C0u chs II Colds. Please send me
six dozen bpttles as soon as possible, ..
3 - am yours &C.,
!. 1 Z - = THOMAS J. FLEPCHE3, Druggist.
4 p. 8. IseA more Aliens Lung Balsam Than
all other Cough Remedies together; and it
gives geuef5lt satisfaction ~ ~
Sold by all Dealers in Family Medicines
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Read sphat Capt. Foster Writes.

PORT BURwELL, March o.
Messrs. Perry Davis x Son:
Srs,-I am pleased to notify you of the beue-
NJ which have received from ALIENS LUNG
BALsAA- Having been troubled with a Cough
for several years past, the Baisam as recon-
mended % me- Immediately procured 1t and
1ound ~ 20 relieve my cough more readily han
any thing lie er tried. Ny wife has also used
used 10 With most satisfactory results.
Yours, very truly, Capt. ID. FOSTER.
Capt. Foster Is a ship owner and builder, re-
siding aB Port Burwcli, Canada t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-02

All that we have to say of these
charges is that services are generally
more than ordinarily valuable when
paid for by the County. ,,-sr,1..a
We give the orders in detail as issued
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS,

LAS just returned from Philadelphia (where
IL he is located in the Wholesale Motion
Good Cheap with the largest stock of Goods
ever brought TO Barnesville. Consisting Of
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CONGRESS-.

Sewellsville, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09

PREsE>T William Paul Quinn,
of this city. the oldest Bishop in tn.
African NJ. E. Church. was presented at
the late mee'ing Of the Conference at
Chicago. with splendid suit of clothing
and valuable gold medal-lhe clothing
by ministers OF the conference, and the
medal by the Philadelphia conference.
Bishop Campbell made the piesenta
ton, in which he gave the foIlawin- hiss
tory OF the Bishop. lie was the senior
Bishop of the African NJ. E. Church. and
had, as such. merited the esteem and
regard OF the denomination. Fit, year
ago he held the first colored camp meet
ing ever convened in the C. uniry. .ni
organ :zed the first circui, in he country:
he has ordained seven bishops, AMI
iarge number of elders and ,.eac,rs
Oh one side Of the medal is Inscribed a
Latin quotation. CONNIE Grating the
iact that he had preached the gospel,
and Oh the reverse side preacher Oh
horseback, carrying light. The veneer
bic Bishop was deeply affected by th;s
mark Of respect, and accepted the pres,
ent IN few weli-timed remarks Gun
:luding with "God bles. the Philadel
phia conference and the brethren in the
East;
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
SEwERAaB.-By reference to The

SEwERAas.-By reference to the
proceedings Of Council, it will be
seen that Mr.. Van Aernam, has
presented . claim for damages done
his goods, about three weeks ago
by the rain-storm occurring then.
1t is contended that there is not
sufficient sewerage. now that our
city has extended eastward to pro-.
vide for the surplus water, empt
ing from the different streets into
Noble. at the Depot, and becausc
of the failure of the city to make
sufficient provision, it 10 liable for
all damage done to property from
that neglect. II this claim is al
loved, other claims, to the amount
of from fifteen to twenty thousand
dollars. will be presented by other
parties. This question of sewer
age, therefore. is looming up into
something Of considerable impor-
lance. and if our "City Fathers
have not already adopted the ''pen-
ny wise and pound foolish" motto,
they will devise and take into Sc
rious consideration . general and
feasible plan for draining our city.
We hope this claim of Mr.. Van
Aernam's will give the sewerage
question boost in the rights,irec
ton.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
A. E. CROCKER 4 co.

INDUSTRIAL FAIR.-We hope none o: our
citizens are neglscting preparations for the
County Fair to be held next week. These
fairs are Of more interest to the people Of
the county than to the officers OF the society.
or the editors who talk about them. They can
be made useful as we'll as afford the means
Tor those meetings of ne ighbors and acousiut-
ances which make an agreeable social inter-
course. The arrangements for the coming
Fair contemplate the largest and best exhib-
ition Of the varied products and business of
the county and the largest attendance of peo-
pie ever known in this locality. II the ex
pectations entertained are not realized. the
fault will not be attributable to the officers Of
the society. They are doing and will do their
part OF the work. Let them be encouraged by
the work. Let them be encouraged BY the
corporation Of the far mers, stock-raisers and
the business men in the county. Lot no one
individual hold back because his contribution
is necessary. The Fair will be made IN bv
Individual contributors, the larger the aggre.
gate OF articles and animals on exhibition.
consequently the more successful the entire
Fair. Remember the Fair commences on
the llth aud continues till the 10th. II you
contemplate preparing anything for exhibition
attend to is at once.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
LuyzP svchomancv.
.nrii,;

deri, ed from the Greek. siguifving the ,spl,er
of the soul, spirit or mind, and is the s;.;
Of all human knowledge. Psycbomancy is
the title IF new work Of 400 pages By Her.
bert Hamilton, b A., giving full instructions
in the science of Soul Cha ming Psvchoinu;c
fascination; how to exert this wenles fui
power over men or animals instaptaneauSlr.
at vi /. II teaches Mesmerism, how to BE-
come Trance or writing Meiiums. Dvina tie,i.
Spirtuaiism, Alchemy. 'h losoplv Of ~, ms
and Brigham loupg'S Earem. Gnile Is war
riage, &c. This is the only book IL til. a--
E,h LANGUAGE protesting 20 teach thi a.eatt
power, and is of immense advantage t. Tue
Merchant in selling goods the Liv.er in
gaining the ear of Jurors, the pt,. i.iaa 4.
b;.al;::g the sick to Lovers, in secntiig the
affections OF the opposite sex and all seeking
riches or happiness. Price b. mai, in e!o
$l.25 paper covers, ST. for sale by J. B.
Liprncott 4 Co. and Claxen Re.nst.n & -.
Philadelphia. Agents wanted for this b,ok,
Medical Works, Perfumery, Jevelrv, & G. &C.
Samples Tree. to Agents only. For 7a,r,e
copies Ivy mail, AMI terms TO Agents. adrsss
7. W. Evans, Publisher, Al South sth II
Phila. Pa. z6 4w.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
Nuisances.

Sections III add l of an ordi-
nance to prevent nuisarces and for
the abatement Of the same:
mo person or persons occupy
ing any house, or a part of any
house. outho.se, garden, back
yard, cellar. orivy, stable or pig
pen, within the limits of the city of
Richmond, shall suffer permit or
allow the same to become filthy or
unwholesome, or annoying to any
Of the inhabitants of such ty.
Ii any person or persons at the
time OF such conviction, Or notifi-
cation shall refuse to abate the
nuisance complained of, and to put
such premises in proper sanitary
condition, or shall neglect or fail,
within the time specified, to do the
sane, the Mayor shall order every
such nuisance to be abated under
direction OF city marshal or street
com missioner, at the expense of
the peraon or persons causing, per
hitting or suffering the same
The Board contemplating an i'm
mediate sanitary survey of the city
deemed it expedient to publish the
foregoing sections of the ordinance
and call special attention to the
same. T. H. DAVIS,
FRANK PRUYN,
Nj. B. BALLARD,
Board of Health
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
AGEETS WANTED FOR

stranst lv fascinating. nNeriulls ftsta.
and thorou ghly reliable book. From Il na,r
stand -p"int, aud upon suaie Of vital aul
absorbing interest. In two parts. rhoE y
the horrors of the barbarcus svs,em oil treat.
ment IN vogue in many prisons. aoi tie ti-
vantages of the svst'm recently nau.rr It'd
in others. Together with ~ true AM Set3ileA
account of the maltreatmrnt and or teI les
practiced upon PRISONERS also shame faced
crininalites with female c0nvicis, muiiues
murders, starvings, whppings, hair brla th
escapes, sketches and incident, u,rrat:ras.
Zen pictures. sunshine and shade, llu ira i've
of prison life. Written by IA Convict. 3,
COnvic,'s Cell. In one vol $40 pages,
over 90 elegant engravlngs, made expressly
for this book. As sample pages, sample Illus.
trations. sent on Applicant, nor. bound
prospectus, for 80 cents. G. f. VENT. Gin.
cinnat, New ork and Chicago. 20 A.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
d, N. BsR0 Clerk.

SAD ACCIDENT just as we were
going to press last night, a young
man by. the name OF WIN PArrER,
SON. nephew of Elwood Patterson.
OF this city. was killed BY the cars
running over him He was stan
ding near Ninth street crossing and
two trains were approaching each
other-his attention wa attracted
towards one OF then, and being
between the tracks. he stepped too
closely to one Of tenn and was
Knocked in front Of the cars he
VAS trying to avoid. He formely
resided at Xenla, Ohio, we are in
formed, and was about % years
Of age.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
To the Honorable the Judge OF the
wayne Criminal Circuit Court:

The Grand Jurors for said Wayne County,
at their September Session, April Term 1871
would submit the following report, As to the
condition of the Wayne county Jail:
We ind that the said jail is kept in AZ good
condition As to cleanliness, as it we'll could
be, considering the number of persons confu.
ed therein. We find seven prisoners confined
therein. We hnd also. that said Jail is we'll
ventilated, and We find plenty of water. We
lind that the heating apparatus of said jail is
not sufficient to keep the spartn,e uts ~suffici-
emily comfortable, in cold weather. We fur.
her ind that outside of the cells and corri-
doris, surrounding the cells, is not in good
condition but should be repaired. We find
that the prisoners confined in said jail are
wsA FED and caled for, by Sheriff Study.
P. BURGESS, Foreman.
D, N. BsRo Clerk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09

ne sihur' ; are ;afcsted with q
taa! of exceedingly Industrious
garden thieves, WHO call everything
fish that comes to their .,cr. TEey
not onls bag all the fruit they can
lay hands on, but they 20 TO work
and make clean thing in the vese.
table patches, going under the sur
face, as we'll as cropping what is to
be found ris'ening upon it. Ali
sorts of truck are acceptable to
their eager clutch.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09

From all appearances, the In
dustrial Fair. next week, will be the
best ever held in the city.
We are glad to learn that the
health OF Abraham Phillips has
materially improved since going
East. s#
The probability is that the
little busy bee" viii be prevented
from gathering "honey from every
opening flower" in this city.
Wax for masins flowers for sale a.
Pattison's drug store.
The 'itlc saloon around the corner
on Fifth rect, Tremant block, is now
receiving a large supply of Rhine and
Catawba wines,
Call at the little saloon around the
corner, fremont building, Fifth street
should you wish l. inbibe.
--Taik ab Ut teas If you ill call at
Pattison's drug store you can Hnd a het-
ter Article. for less money than at any
other place in the city
Charley Schramm is the man to cali
on if you want to have your whisk ers
colored OF your hair shampooned. He
can be found in the Gait House building
and We will guarantee that be will give
satisfaction to all that give him . call.
The members Of No. Fire Com
pany are getting new uniforma, which
are very neat.
The annual parade and inspection
of the Fire Department of this city will
take place about the Goth inst.
The work on the new Union depot
10 progre ssing with commendable "a
pidity.
Henry Schnorr d led Thursday eve.
ming, after short illness. His disease
was jaundics.
-Forkner has . few more army
blankets that no is selling At less than
the wool they are composed offs worth.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
School District, No. ).
SEPTEMBER 9th, 1871.

Pursuant to public notice. re-
spectacle number of persons me,
at School House in said District,
and was organized by Mr.. J. Steph.
ems, Director, and r o. Dormer,
Seer etary.
The Director reported $3.50 al
the allotment for this District.
Mr.. Dormcr offered the following
Resolution:
Resolred, That the compensation
for teacher for the coming Win
ter School, be fixed at the rate OF
Thirty Dollars, per month, and no
more.
After some discussion the above
Resolution was agreed to.
On motion by Mr.. Bulla. 1t was
resolved that said school be COM
net ced on the first Monday in DC
tober, next.
A motion was put and carried, to
20 into the election of teacher, for
the ensuing term Of school. There
being o nominations for Teacher
a Resolution was passed that the
Director be directed 10 +. port the
facts 20 the Township Trustee, and
request him to employ one for Us
at the rat, 8 of compensation fixed
by this meeting.
On motion by R. o. Dormer, the
meeting adjourned. .-....
JACOR STEPHENS
Director.
R. y. DoRMER. Sec'y .5+s-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09
IL. Il. Explain alton.

Qlite : number o! persons, who
are interested as taxpayers, sre
deeply concern ed about tie report
e;i trausfer Of the r. IL Fit. Wayne
RAILROAD, TO the Pennsylvania and
other Companies and desire to
know il it is true, and what the
terms are that report makes out as
81, Favorable" We think that the
President Of the r Il Fl W. r.
e., Wm Party, should make this
exrl nation 70 our citizens, and do
ii Immediately, FOR the good and
sufficient reason that Mey arc inter:
crested, pecnniarily, to hear three
hundred thousand dollars. 1t ap.
pears TO US that the President owes
this explanation to our citizens.
and should . i've it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-09

N. O.-The Richmond lind }
F. y. has, among others, been Sc
lected "for the issue OF postal Or
ders for sumo payable to beneii-
ciaires in the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland This
arrangement is to take effect on
Monday, the I'd OF Oct. mex.