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TRIAL LIST SEPT. TERN, 1871

Sept. 20th, 1871,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28
The following story is related
X the late President Lincoln:


The following story is related
ofthe late President Lincoln:
There lived in Springfield in
1860, and probably lives there still,
an lrish day laboser named John
McCarty, An intense Democrat.
Some time after the presidential
election, Mr. Lincoln was walking
along the public square, aud John
Was shoveling out the gutter. As
the President elect approached,
McCarty rested on his shovel, and
holding his hand said blunt!y:
AN 90 yer elected President
are yet Faith an it wasn't thy vots
at all, at all!'
We'll, yes, john" replied Mr..
Lincoln. shaking hands very cor
dialy with John, ..the papers cay
I'm elected, but it seems odd /
should be when you opposed me-"
'Ah, Misther Lincoln, If ye'd not
been elected, my darlint Nv a wife.
Biddy. would NV wooded lightnfn'
out uvsme for not sotin' for yez.'
Give my compliments to your
wiss.' said Mr.. Lincoln, and tell
her that III think seriously of wo-
man suffrage hereafter -, II
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

WHITING Oh NRwse APERs. The
following 10 an act OF Congress in
relation to writing upon newsps-
pers or other periodicals. cent by
mail, and may Be Of interest to.
many who have fallen into the
habit.
"If any person shall enclose or
concea! . letter, or other thing, or
any memorandum, in writing, in .
nex spaper, pamphlet, or magazine
or make any writing thereon.
which he shall have delivered into
any post Office. or to any person
for that purpose, in order that the
same may be sent by post free Of
letter postage, he shall forfeit the
sum of S5 for every offence and
the letter. Newspaper, packages,
menorandums. or other things,
shall not be delivered to the person
to whom it is directed, until the
: amount, of single letter postage is
paid for each article Of which the
package 10 composed. '-United
States Statutes, Section 13S.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28
White Water Monthly NJ

wv hlte Water Monthly Meet
ing Of Friends has appointed
permanent committee to solicit.
collect and forward supplies Of
food, clothing and money to the
Chicago and Michigan sufferers.
They have established depot on
Noble street. in one Of Mr.. Parry's
rooms. which they propose to keep
open on 4th days; Wednesday,,
and 7th days, (Saturdays). for the
reception Of supplies. Supplies
will be received at any time, how
ever, BY calling on any of the sub
committee, a. below. The com :
rnittee feel that they can guarraHtse
prompt and judicious distribution
Of goods placed in their handle.
The following list Of articles has
been rrepa, ed, as specially adapt
cd to the wants of the suffer ere:
Flour, bacon, potatoes, beans, hut =
ter, lard. clothing, cash. Other
msrchantable produce received.
however. Farmers, bring sour
contributions; citizens send in
yours, and let Us send one car to
Michigan next week. Help-and
help imn ediately must he had. 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28
War 4 KsnruoKrAx suAs 40

WHAT a lKsNruoKIAN ma 40
coMPLIsHED IN ILLINOIS Mike
Kitterman is m old, industriou
and prosperous farmer, living near
Tiskiwa. and il we'll knowa in that
part OF the State a. . heavy land
owner and an extensive sheep raj
ser Mr.. Kit arrived in H.
linois in 1880. from Kentucky, with
something less than 90 in his
pocket. RE wanted TO cross tie
river At Peoris, but ~ the ferry.
man asked - for the privilege, he
jouineyed along up the river on
horseback Finally he discovered
log by the side OF the river, and
getting his horse's bride in one
hand and with the other he padded
over and oAmped out. Mkt day
be found land that suited him, and
in course Of time became the owner
Of 5000 acres Of land. most Of
which he has given to HE children
and relatives Lust year he
raised 1900 bushels Of corn, and
be has bought ~ much more for
feeding purposes He has on the
place over 200 head Of cattle, ITO
head of hogs and 10 sheep. He
says bis experience Of farty years
farming in Illinois teaches him
that it - Gar more profitable TO feed
grain than to sell it and following
up this rule he has made . large
fortune. Mr.. Ki,terman IL now
about Is yeara OF age. and il in
the enjoyment Of good health. ~
we'll - ample fortune. z e 2
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

REv. HuaHEs's CHICAGO SERMON We
are happy to be enabled, by an explana-
ton from Rev. Hughes, to set him and
ourself right regarding the sermon -
preached on last Sabbath night week on
the fire at Chicago. Speaking Of Coda
severe punishments and their application
to the IRE calamity that was the subject
of his discourse We drew the conclusion
arrived 1t in the brief notice We gave the
sermon in our columns. Mr.. 81 assures
Us that he sntertains no such ideas. and
that our conclusion placed him in wrosg
a.titud as to his bsiiefi in Gods sppl;ca-
ton Of Justice. Mr.. n only aimed to
enforce the ides Of constant readiness On
the part Of all. for the great change that
might occur at any moment to any Of his
hearers, in being called from time to
eternity. BY visitation - fatal 70 hk %
that Of Chicago.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

FIKE.--At twenty minutes OF 4
o o'clock this morning, flames were
discovered issning from the build
ing adjoining Noe Engine House
on tho north, and occupied 40 .
Horse Collar Manufactosy by Wig
gins 4 Co. The building contain
ed combustibls material for pad
ding collars, and the incendiaty g
torch is supposed to have been the
origin Of the fire The prompt ar
rival OF the fire department soon
extinguished the flames, and the
loss was but small.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

ArrEMPrsD SUI cIDK.--Samuel
Birdsall; of the firm of Birdsan 4
Dennis. attempted to commit .sui :
eide Thursday night, by taking
laud Anum. His wife awcke about
S o'clock. Friday morning, and NO.
ticing that he bres,hed very
strangely, tried to awaken him, but
in vain. Medical aid wss sum.
mened Immediately, and al that
mediesl skill could accomplish was
done. At noon yesterday he was
alive. bot there ives no hope of his
recovery.
LArssr. about 10 O'clock,
last night, Mr.. Birdsali died. His
funeral will take place tomorrow,
Sunday at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ. se
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

SCHOOL TRUSTEES. For some
tine past, there has been q want of
harmony in the Board Of School
Trustees of our city,-that has
been quite noticable,-Mr. Vaugh-
an no. being satisfied with his col
leagues, Messrs. H DIZZY and Mil
Ter. His Dissatisfaction, finally
cropped out. by an effort on the
part Of two or three Of our citizens.
petitioning the County Commits
sion ere TO have the Board Of Trus-
tses brought before them. and the
books and papers examined by the
Commissioners, in accordance with
the School law, in hopes that m
Investigation might result in bet
ter understanding between the
Trustees After thorough exam
ination of the books OF the Treas-
ure and papers, the Commissioners
pronounced them all correct, and
made their decision 4 matter of
record.
This decision did not satisfy Mr..
Vaughan, who again procured the
case to be brought before the Coun-
ty Commissioners, on the specific
charges against the Treasurer for
misapplication OF the :uuds, speo-
ulati; & in wild lands, &c Coan.
, sci appeared for both prosecution
aud defence, when. alter full evil
dence bad been given, pro and con,
aud arguments made, the Com.
missorers decided that there was
no cause for ac,ion-and reaff1rm-
ed their first decision, as the ex-
tent of their jurisdiction in the
case. and entirely exhonorating Mr..
Hsdley, from any improper use 81
the School funds under his care
Thus ends the second lesson.
We are informed that Mr.. Waugh.
an has not met with the Board ol
School Trustees for about three
months, but wenow hepe he will dc
50, and thus make full Board, all
acting together, tremendously, fol
the advancement of our excellent
system Of economical end genera
educational interests. II he can mo-
do this, he should respectfully b.
invited to tender his resignat ioI
as member Of the School BoarG
to the City Council, in order that
the City fathers may select mar
to eli lis piece who WILL NEE
with the Trustees, and assist il
the work.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

A German machinist went home
Sunday, a. full as a tick and de-
mapded his wife, a little. delicste
woman. to pull his boots. Not
being able to comply. the man
snatched them of, hurled one
through . window, and with the
other cleared the table OF about
half the queensware that ~ss upon
it. He was arrested and fined for
being dunk and disorderly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

BIRTHDAY PREsEsr.-On Saturday
last. 8. A. Mendenhall had Photograph
Of his house and grounds on the south.
west corner of Market and Fifth taken.
together with the figures of about seven
ty-fiye Of his relatives and friends, inter
spsrsed over HE pFsmises, to b cent TO
his wife. now in Rhoass Island, in COM
memors.ion 81 her birthday. Messrs.
Mote & swain. the accomplished Photo
graphers Of our city, wefc shs artists,
and the beautiful picture Of Mr.. SIS
home and the accurate liksusssss Of the
friends Of himself and his dear companion
attest their skill in the Art: Il is . com.
plete success, and no better or more app
propriate present, or one that would Do
more highly priced. could BE- thought Of
than this.
We regret to learn, from the remarks
made BY DR. Haughton, in IN impromptu
address on the occasion, that Mr.. Mem
denhail purposes making his home in
Rhode Island, and will take this, to him,
new depat tnfe,' in the course Of . week
or ten dAys. Mr.. NJ in response to the
Doctors fervsnt wishes Of ali present for
his and his family's happiness and pros.
perity IN their proposed new homo.
babe all present IN affsctionate sdieu, and
on behalf Of his absent wife. thanked the
friends and Dsighbors present for afford
ing her the qualification ttat their 70.
milisr faces would bring her.
The occasion, whilst Nessrs. Mote 4
Swim were preparing their photographs
apparatus, WAS improved BY three Of
four SETS who passed the time pleasant.
y in playing what 10 technieally called Z
game Of, Presbyterian billiards. and in
groups enjoying social converse. It VA
pleasant and happy meeting. aud ~
present looked = though thsy felt il
was good TO b. there, HAS, - s.Eaas .s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

SuRrRIss worthy Marshal,
VIM. Zimmerman, was inveigled
into Swoys's clothing store, last
Saturday evening. After getting
him ia . private room he was or,
dered 10 divest himself OF his 'dudA'
- quickly as possible, IN order
which he cheerfully complied with,
when he Was informed that his
friends bad procured for him .
beautiful new uniform, 1t . cost Of
$50, The Marshal was much AZ
fecsed by this mark OF respect Of
his. friends. and the only speech he
could make was. .Gentlemen, I
thank you The suit was made in
Swope's best style, and the 'iit'
vas worthy the reputation of John
n. Scott, the cutter.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28
Hannah !. William. r.,;c. n,

Hannah ]. Williams, rslict of
the late Mic.jah T. William Of
this city, died 1t her residence in
Richmond. Indiana, on Sunday,
aud will be buried To-day aspiring
Grove Mrs. Williams was the
mother OF the wife Of the Hon.
Aaron B. reiry, and was once
among the persons best known
and most highly considered in this
community Mfcajah T. Williams
WAS .. gentlemen Of honorable
distinction among old citizens,
and i'lentiied with puhlic Affairs
in this quarter Gin. Com, %.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

IT is source OF qualification to
record the spontaniety of the peo-
pie in their aid to suffering Chica-
60. Scarce had the telegram an
.nounced the disaster than the whole
nst,on resolved itself into a con-
mit'ee Of supplies and relief, and
the i'll fated city in a few hours Was
made happy with bread for the
starving. This charitable side of
hum unity is beautiful to behold,
and while Chicago may deplore her
ruins she certainly has cause to
rel dice at the universal sympa:hy
Of our people. Never has there
been such a calamity, and never
such q noble response,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

Wosx FOR QUIZ GAKDsHnRs-,
During last spring and summer,
without really knowing the extent
Of the tmportations Of vegetables
and fruit into our city. We guessed.
from observations, that It must be
very large; but We hardly realized
that it was 90 extensive as il 10
shown by the following exhibit Of
sales by one house alone-Capt. P.
F. Wiggins's "Fulton Market
which be had the kindness to fur
nish Cor our publication.
"Cherries, IS bushels; peaches,
1861 bu, pears, A bu.; plume.
1901 b.; ounces, Sbu.; peas, A
bbls.. averaging 8 bu. each; lettuce.
81 bbls !; cabbage Ia bblsi new po-
tatoes, IS bbls. tomatoes. SO bu.;
rsdishes. loo dog. punches; aspara-
| gus, 20 doz lunches; beats, 10 dog
buuches; spring beans, AZ bu corn,
2&2 dox.; strawberries. $3.50 qts F;
blackberries. 3.028 qts. grapes. 1872
, boxes, 1890 lhs., nutmegs, 8 bbls-;
waller melons, 1900"
This list, We judge, comprises
about one third OF the amount i'm.
! ported here and sold by our deal
ers. We publish it in order te
cali the special attention ofour gar
deners to the real loss they are sus
taiaiug. by their c,ia inal negii
gence in rot raising all the fruit ant
vegetable supplies that are needed
by citizens of Richmond; for if it il
true that man is accounted . bene
factor who, by sklllful cultivation
makes two spears Of grass grov
where but ore grew before. surel,
it is true that neglect to do 90, be
comes . Sin of omission and tn
man . criminal for the failure.
Lot our gardeners 60 to wor
now. snd resolve to do this muc
needed thing of supplying thei
own market. They can do it If the
a :
equal TO that Of the neighborhoo
of Cincinnati, and all that is needle
is the industry and skill. which q
we would remotely hint that the
did not possess, they would certail
~ have the right and we would e,
pect them to become considerabl
vexed at US. e@.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

The Ladies' Aid Society for the relief Of
The poor are doing good work in tehalf Of
the sufferers by the Wisconsin fires, and
should receive the earnest encouragement Of
all our citizens. During the past week they
made up large lot Of clothing, which last
evening WAS sent to Milwaukee to be distrib'
uted iudiciously among those IN (; need il De
burned districts. These ladies We think AZ
imbued with the true spirit Of Christianity.
They 6rst cloths the naked and feed hungry.
believing that the body must be in favora-
BILE condition ere the spiritual necessities
can be effectively administered unto.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

The losses by fire throughout
the State. and particularly in the
Northern portion, during the past
few weeks, have been very large,
though Of course, they eink into
insignificance when compared to
the destruction and devastation at
Chicsgo. and ,in Wisconsin and
Michigan. Many families have
been turned out of house and home,
and considerable suffering 10 likely
to ensue in the burnt regions du-
ring the coming winter. Forest
and prairie fires are still rsging at
several points. and the people are
praying for q real good old fash
toned rain. A small delu9e would
be hailed with Joy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

To get fashionable Bonnet. Hat,
Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, aud
Millinery Goods OF ell colors and
descriptions and Of the best quail
ty, 90 to the Millinery Store OF
Mrs. s. A. DAVIS, North Franklin
street, q few doors from Main.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28
DeasA Of Commander Pritche II h,

We have TO record the death Of Lieut.. Com.
mandsr James n. Pritcbett, Of she U. 8.
Navy, which occurred after brief illness, at
The residence OF his father. in Centreviilo.
Ind, on Tuesday mosping.
tie entered the navy ct an early age and
mas been on duty for nearly twenty years.
ne rendered signal servicelin many trying
scenes during the late war, and has cruised
in most Of the waters Of the globe. He wa,
an officer Of 6ne sccompiishmsnts, br ,at in /.
teuieencs-cool brsverY-and as navigator
had lev equals.
his urtimely denise in the prime Of life
VIII be mourned by al. Herald W. I'D l.,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

Uplsgger 10 Sheriff Of Allen. county.
Nelson Limpus lives at oOnnersville.
George A Walkup At Terre Haute and
Theodore Cutoff At I4atayetse.-Indiana.
polls News.
OF Richmond had Jesus Christ
Tamplsst, agent for patent paper collars.
within her borders lew days, but he
left for indianapolis. We haze now .
Miss Bible,''a Miss. Huggett"snd Mr..
'Woodyard among US.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

John Dierck wants the public
to know that they can procure the
best Of ill kinds OF fresh and salt
ed meats, sausage, lard, &c. at his
establishment on South Pearl ST..
near Main, ~ cheap rs at any place
in the city,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

sTHs PsssspIssDA JeJssAL, aeeng The
maRasinss for Octobss whish have come TO
AAsA, Assssvss especial msntion. 4 list Of
articles nlassatsdasA Otherwise, conposes
~ tsbls Of eosssats. We would particularly
mention the folio~iaxs Wilton Clalin, Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts The Yoathfalness OF
The World. or tbs signs of IL perpstutty; Eye
Opensrs Foster Blodsstt; Men, - Hus.
bands which We commend 70 the psfusai Ct
such. Terms - . year, single Nos.s 80 cts.
On trial months 50 esots. s. r Wells, New
York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28
TO THE sUFfERINc.

The Rev. William 81. Norton, while rssid-
lag in Brasil % Missionary, disco ssrsd in
that land Of medicines remedy for Cousump.
ton, Scrofsla, Sore Throat. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma. and Nervous Weakness. This REM
sdy has cursd myself after all other medl-
cines had failod. f4 80
Wishing 70 bsasdt the snAsring, viii ssnd
the rsoeipe for preparing and using this rem.
sdy " all who desire it FREE OF CHAR0E.
Please send an envelope. with your name
and address on II. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM H. NORTON,
~ 81. 676 BROADWAY.
17.Iy-3lO.} NEW YoRx CIfY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28
"Oux Own Preside. p

new sixteen page monthly, Published at
Dayton, Ohio, gives to each subscriber
beautiful Fiuit Chrome, worth double the
ssbscTiptios price. This is an excellent op
portunity 70 got . very pretty parior orna-
NJ nt, and large amount of good reading,
Tor small AMOUNT Of money The picture
can Be seen at the Postofice. as.s.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

~ Go to the Fulton Market
for your oysters. Pull is receiving
daily the largest and latest bi
valves that come to this city, which
he 10 selling AS cheap ~ any other
dealer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

Wayne county will be repre-
sented on the United States Grand
Jury by Ed. A Jcres. cf this city,
Nathan Raymond. OF Cambridge
Morrison Beldridge, Of Hagers-
town, and J. L.. Meek, Of this city,
are en- the petit jury.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

Frs The report that dre was
raging in the woods . sbort dis
lance west Of the city, caused in
tense excitement last Sunday 1t
was discovered that . fire had been
kindled in Hickory Swamp, but no
material damage was done to prop
erty except in the case Of Mr..
Eiisson, Who had considerable
quantity. OF corn in the shock
burned g.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28
Wood sawyers are staple.

AFEFxLRs-We have . sensible
young friend VIII" objects to hav-
Ing Eaq, affixed to his name, and
the objection was 80 singular in
this young Americs fsy and gen :
ersiion that we jo.ted it down on
slip OF paper. s-sA ssZE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

~ VIM. j. Hiatt has removed
to his new establishment, two doors
west OF his old stand. on Main ct,
near Fifth Mr.. H has q splendid
store room, we'll filed with choice
groceries. about which we will cay
some. hing next week
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

1T 10 suggested by many of our
citizens that the new steam fire en-
gine now being constructed at Sy-
jrscuse, N. Y, for this city, should
he called Ezra Nye." Mr. Nye
~ chairman Of the Committee on
Fire Department., has discharged
his duties very efficiently, aud the
complimcnt Is deserved. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

~ Fresh Ash, nicely cleaned.
the best OF ill kinds of fresh meats.
sugar cured hams, breakfast ba
con, lard, and all kinds of fruits
and vegetables. can always be found
at the Fulton Market.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

Benoni Parsbnll's son, Willie,
{ residing in Boston township.
aged about nine years. whilst gath.
ering pumpkins, had the sight Of
his eye 90 seriously injured. bv
coming in contact with = James
town-weed bur, tllst it 10 feared he
will lose it entirely. DR.. Hobbs
has the little fellow in charge, and
il skill will effect restoration of
eight, there 10 yet hope.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

Silsby Il Co.. Seneca Falls, N.
Y, have contracted to furnish the
Fire Department Of this city a
new steam fire engine of the moot
approved construction, taking in
exchange our old steamer at $4,000
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

Mrs. MILLER, of Dover. deliver.
ed a very interesting address be-
fore Eden Degree of Rebekah, last
Saturday night. We are promised
q CODY for publication.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

"A general slaughtsring business will b
attendsdsto byJ. n. Psxson 4 Co., i.ths old
Paxson stand on East Main street, where ex.
tensive preparations are new being made to
accommodate the citizens by siaughtering,
cutting, sailing sndr suesr curing to ORDER
beef, hsss, 70. The best Of meats Of Oh
kinds can be had there, and the prices for the
Same are reasonable. Give Paxson 4 Co. .
call f.ts -.t.r4 t-=
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

~ There is no truth in the re.
port that Dickinson 4 Meerhof
have suspended business. They
are still driving ahead st their old
stand on South Sixth street, near
Main. where they have full sup
ply Of the best styles Of pumps.
bath fixtures. and everything else
in their line. which they art sell
ing Ct the lowest rates.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

The N. A. Ledger says some fell
low wants to know what cen be
weeter than . woman with cataract
In her eye, waterfall on her head,
. creek in her back, forty springs in
her skirt, aad high tied shoesf
and then answers, Why, one WITH
a-notion in her head, and swim
ming in tears.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28

Ezra Nye & Starr are now receiv-
ing very large stock Of all the best
styles Of parler and heating stoves.
Cali and see their stock, and take look
at their furnaces, mantels and tinware.
Their stock is ~ large and prices IS rea-
sonable q any establishment in the city.