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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
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WagOrs II. StaStrutBss bon Baltimore.

tSImttids B~ubftotion.l

~
nm Wie@l6errntrase 5ruiideu 0%trgifter1 unb Rolfez
itraBe, GnnttraBe Sipiiden 5eiierion= uRb Dtos
numentilrobe uno ale Stra6en, Canes unb
aleps ocs 9anjen Bldtes i'm Noroeu ourb bic
WonumcnttraBe, i'm Sloeu ourh bic Setter
iontraBe, I'M Often burd bic 4otieftrd6e unb
I'M Weiicn ourb Die Jte9iiteritra6e ~besren5t, Bu
~conoemniren uno 81 ihlleBer.
HbihHittt 4. Seiee utrtigtuuo %peroroHct burh
ben Slrgermeifter uno StGoratb non Baltimore, bG6
bic StrdBenourbbruds @omminiIe bisrmit ermGdz
ti9t une augepieien iino, Die UicSlbeuufrdBe Slpis
iMen J%te9iitrrL uno 2SoliitraBe, bic aHnefrube SrUiz
ideH Sciierions uub Wouumentftr. uno ale StraRrn,
Games mo Iucps tnuerbalb tes QanSen BlGtes I'M
ytoroeu bnrd ole UfoHumentz, i'm Shoen ourtb bic
5eftcrionz, i'm = len ourb Die 28otlez uno i'm @eitcn
6url bic Gie9inerlraee be9renSt, 5u coupenlnirtI uno
3l idtte9eni Ooraus9ciest, tlB tein 8beit bCr 9ohen
os SdlteBens beiGgtcr Strusen, Games ooer alGpS
iHnerbalb 0er ool bemeriten @reHJeH benz Sirgerineis
ter uHo Stdotratb pom Baltimore sur Sait fallen
iOa.
gbihnttt 2. llno iet cs uerfilt uno ueroronet,
oaB irgcno SeInGno ooef cine CORPORATION ober 6irIua,
lutlde nit Dem Auiate pom SbaesneriGtsg etTi9en,
bic geHlGdt %luornen, un5ufrieben iiHh, an oas z tabts
9erldt gu ber 3rit mo nui bic Weiie, Had gemadtr
anJtige ots 9iegtnrators, a~ppe1iren lam o6sr tonnen,
lute IS in SrroronuEq yir. 26, betitelt: -Sine Ser
oronuH9 flr ole ausabuug 9eiuiler gftttten oteier
Sprporottonb iniiutild Der StraBen Der Si0et Bal
tiInore, " ben 3. Nprit 1866 genebmigt augcorbnet 1T,
uno Der Staots GtlnebllIer unb 6ie9iitrGtor Der Stabt
iolen 9tetutals iollbe Bflihten In Siniiht Der Strdz
Ben e%rthilt1, lDelhe tbnen onrb %9enaHnte Seroronung
duierlegt Ueroen.
@enebnist Sen "a. SUM- 1871. u76,S2,Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08

ipurec pcr anrSeni ihr ote SommeriaiIon cr6finet.
i3pct Sampier litre AbiabrtsSe itcn ltcbC in cer be,
t%relfenoen Inleigen uerIaittcln Die &erbtnoung bic,
les beliebten Bcr9nii9uu95ortcs nit Der Staot unit
MAIDEN tdgll6-. Sonnabeno uno Sonntas aus9es
nomrnen -59ilz rnb Seriobrter. Ger EGdB tit mi
nelien Saullmteiten ino Nnlagcu ocricbcu, Die Slide
trCifLidl beilelIt. Spirilnoien aher prrpnnt.
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StaOtsG

baltimore, ben 81. Sui 1871,
DER StabtsG ommiiidr bat Jon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
beteern an Der wort 3iuen, suiihel Is antons apcnue
nre atiee annitra6e,. ca fhriftlites @eiud, um Wi.
o%ealren, Hanotteinbeiegnn nnoY liaftern bro aenanus
ten sbetles Der 2orts Iuep erbalten.
VI rtddbt oabrr luen, bic eS aneeEt, befaunt, bas
CT Sgnmerfas. 10. Mug, Bormfttaas iOtibr In jeis
nciI Siireau ~anlpeieno ieir ruirb, nm 6~elaatee 9eIub
N Sriud9un9 81 ateber unh oariber Yeihtu6 sl faSz
zen. = Sn 1uftrage:
GeU. y. s~scotpars,
uS2,S,9l Slelf bes Z tabtzS ommiiidre.
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Natbcr'S Soepn,

Ut. 7, Observation-Disclosures,
f%tortrt iett, mic nod mic 3uuor. Gnus nsue ardite
btrrihtn Gli Der Jiatber'iben Siibnc; b~eiouoerS iiben
n%ltitter mo &oelirdu;eins pom &ortc, geuobnlth
'Female and Male Minstrelsn benGmirt, cine lt(tene
Electromagnetic aus. 9r. 9iniber that ciHen alifliz
9SurI, ais CT, Die Sommericrien Der groBen en9z
llibcn Sbeattr b%enugeno, ~einSelne GateHte ocrietbIn
ju gclpinnen %ueritGn0. Dies lit nit groBen Soften
uertnllpit, luC6batb CT elm @ntree BON 10 Gents, lar
Srtcltcrs uno @afcriefse % @ente nimmt. dber
ediiir lidb Die langen TO lutberpirtigrn @aulen uerz
uunoen, unb man Eommt ben 9Gnjcu abeno nitt
nus Nrm gndtpn
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" +. 10.
Gtue Ncrprouufto.

um bic THateruug Der @albouuitrase bon bcm Gno,
ees gesenipartiaen Yfditers norblid bis Cara
togairase gu beidaifcn.
Ih l6nitt1. Sei CO perilgt nnb peroronet burd
ben 8iirserneiitcr uno Stabtratb BON Baltimore, bal
Der Sta6t<@ o~nutiiiir biern,it ermddti9t unb amaze
ipieien lit, oenjenigcn Ibeil Der SalbourftraEe bon
@nee bes seaenludrti9en Yflahers norelt bis Al,
Sarato9afrabe, luie IS In elmer gerorbnuna oes Biir.
9etineii.ers uno Staotrotbes BON Baltimore, aeneb.
lnigt ben 4. SUM 1879, an9euisien, pflaitern 81
lailen.
@snebmi8t ben "a. SUM- 1871. u76,S2,s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08

RS- Die ,,Wp numcntal.S tai tfutid,e .Sfies
eerfdae." - r. 8. .. . hmtb t III Der RadfoI4
ger eCs orn: SnlntS NicSurleu oils Gigentbumer oes
9ennnnten Gtablhemcnts in SIR. II, Woros9ir
bertbz StraBe, geuoroen unb bat bic bette au5s
ipabl BON autiten, &rpreeuaoeu mo 6a%brgeibiuen
In Der Staet. 3r. Sdmibt bat in Dieter GeIhdits.
brdrbe 8roBe Sriabrun9 uuo a0rantirt reele Seoie=
nun1. Wt1n leie ieine sln,eioe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08

VIC nyfprollbe 3tnrllzV 0bn GompQ0niCo leiai
an. ous lie luibreuo ncs z ommcrs iir bic 6cindteittn
I ouriiten: Bartie'n. mic gBottinS' 9len, Niagara.
ifile, &orouto, Guebec, nab Den Sec'n nnS Den
Bergen, @rflrionsz8iutt ju ermdEigten
treiicn %uertGnit, iueldle bis gum /. Topembcr gliitia
Jiibere Austunit erbGit man IN Der 9aiperts
ionic in Wr. Q, Horb = S0lpert 2 StraI,e,
y drnum's Sotel aegeniibcr.
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SIR. Tr. Scblrih
SpllO GROVE

bat ieine gptrtbibait bon Der 56amesltrabe nod 81 r.
221 SuosSroab 10 u, perieet, pelGes nene 20.
tai bcutc nit einem hyperion SuniGe eingerueibt pers
Den lol, ipobu 6as Yu6lifum inuitirt it,.
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Gnhh,a 1Ainnn- NSn.

ger Gin blllt9es uno GnaCncbm ~gelt9eneS Seebat
beiuhen luil, Dem empitbtcn tptr 9obb's S5lano,
3D.. Yrciie SO pro 9aa, SlS pro g8ohe. Vie Meiii
per SalnpIcr 1T bcauem lnb an9eneiien. Siebe Yin.
npuCg!
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Scr ,.YlpclDz (S,drtcu.n

gr. Dol, gSeltzS Baltimore StraBe,
Crtreut iih aud oteics 5obr Der ipobluerbienten @unf
cine5 inttr eaubbdLnen i'm ,Sreien Srbotung ludDen=
ben Guhlttums. nerrltthe Sasmin &. 0iits iladen
ben auicn'9a!t i'm Sartcn b0fil an9sncbnl, unO &c,
lrennolibe gStrtb pr. 9aiielborit trCoenjt leineu treffs
lthcn 9crltenl1tt NIT elmer IoldCn eiebensUiirbiatett,
oaB man ens Rtcoertommen luobl mic uer9iBt, Suinal
Sonndbenos uno UiontGgS Nbcnos, no elm Niuitf.
9orps Ole RelSe bes "apoaozGarteHS" ourG feline
0lluut nod eTbubt,
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81 Ntup Catalina.

Der Saltimofer Episcopal Wletbooth"
ia9t: ngSir MAIDEN inlere 2eier auf eineSfi,,e
iiber Ell Vino Catalina in einer anSerenS palte
itnieres Slattes auimerfiam. 0ieier Irtifcl
1T olrd cine anerifauiihe @eleuidoft impor-
tirt ullo wirb obne !3peifel BON Sanienben ae
brandt Werben. 9a mir nit elmer Slaiic
oerielben bon Der @eieai6ait beebrt mlrben ,
10 f61lnen mir iagen, baB CT Gin porSiialid)er
slrtifel ii, mo boifen mr., baB ocriel6e Die
pielen id)dolidenS onicS ODER Sitterelt aus benz
Marfte perbrdn9elt miro. Gr ideint Elm bel
8eiten uor5iigliferer artifel, ais irac,lo Ell.
ller, Der Htli amerifaniihen Solte bis ieet of
ierirt %poroerl, gu iein." (Suli12, 1 S.t&p4.p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
Mad NNbite Mocf Mctreat

radt Der "Gbomas @olper" tdelt6-5amitass aus.
9enomlnen-pon ytr. 2 II. 7, SiIbtitr. >g3rrite, Sabr
ten - lrlb 8 llbr, Iadn,. 2, 155 uno " llbr; Conn.
tG8s nur snet iriib unb y1a1mtttag5 cine. Cir
Wtuiite orpS lit am Sorb.
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NrbeitcrboQc,

GnoItd iino bic nenen g8alScn iiit oas Srbellriun
IN ol "arbetttrbGlc" an zSrtbcriditr, Gnaez
abeno mondialti8er 9enladt per6cn. llntCr oen
nclen. Stiten 1T u0te 8Gdbt am Jtbein, " ,,Des
Sentlben Yltertano," Oupertlrc ~ ,,8ie iueiBe
Etan" &C, Die "grbciterballc" 1T Snr Seit Gin Iebr
btIndtes, %bcliCbtes unn p%opulire6 gotGt. Die De
otentn8 II prompt, Die @etrdnfe itno portreiiIidI,
uno Sr Shie8et tets Gin 5uuortomlrGuoer, contain
trr Jlirtb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08

Giuer Der beltebteiten 8aiorte, tuobiu bic Yaltimo=
rer IN ben betBen Somlnerta9cu Sieben, nm eiue an9ez
neblle 2Sa'ieriabrt 5u 9enieBen uno an Strunbe iriibs
sult gu l6opien, III eGs ihon9elegenc nGair Sauci1. &"
Der idone 9ampter "WtatiloG" idbrt tigiib ~alor9ens
3 llbr nab Dem 8tabe alb mo tebrt NDeno5 s llbr su=
rild. YIN ieoem Wfonta9 uno Sonrobeno maWt Der
9anpter nod cine 6abrt ytabmittags 2 ubr. ani
YlGee bciinNct lid Elm uortreiflid ~geilGrtes Sotcl nno
allie poM @rcuriiOn zen Accumulation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08

Staottreis z@eriht. = (Bor Hidter Clint
nep.l Ser "@beiapeafe @e9enisttiss earos uno
Saupersin" ee8tn Samuel Ordep; 6as @eridt per.
tlgts Ole Ser9antun9 bon fiepcn bebauten @rune.
iiuden an or Ieltitite Der lpoli, Sptiheu Ytoele.
uno 9obnItra5e, BePuis 3ilsuns siner Sppotbet pom
$3.50. Derietbe 9ssen gbm. IT.. Suuter uno e5es
nolien; oas @eriht erlieB Elm ~dbnlid,es Detret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
Ezs Sas Wntemblatt oes ,,9sats
tdJer Gurrelpuubeufen"

,ttltetnt 1eben Erclta9. Gs III eines Der nc
rsibbalti8iten 8tdtter Der Ser. staaten.
fern 5ragern aemadbte Seteumnaa1
o Gents vro x~Spdbenbiatt ~beiora1
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tlGrNlidle Central -GiGrnbdhn.

Bon uno mad Sonntdg, 6. Glu9uf 1871, ~pertafien
ete Sl9e 8attililore, Wie iolet:
soc Wcrgens, YoffsSd ,neusug. - 3delib
lSonntd9s dls9enemmen), nad Yitts6ur9 unb BEN
II. |. 10.
500 Woraens, Niagara Saus.s d,meIsna,
tdQllh Sonnto9s ohs9cnonm enl.
1870 RaaIfnitt1gs : Sd,ncu,ua. 9dgIlG
Neiien uno nprott6 nur bis @iliomsport.
7.AO MbeuesC incinu1tis Gspref, (Sonntag5
aus9enoIlnen) nad Dem gSeiten.
1910 Gddlt : &rpreh. - GdgIid, nad bent
Weten; ebenianS tialih, S%onntGgs aus9enonlmen,
nab Dem Noroen, Buffalo, Nt1garas6 alien &c.
Die 3n9e nit Der WcftsWidruldnb eiienbabn~
9eben 800 Wforgens. $50 unb o. 30ytahmi.ttass ab.
PIE Shge nah @ettpsbur9 geben $50 Uaor9ens II.
t2.4Q 5iahnitta8s al.
Die i3i9e mad Sanoucr 9eben 8. 30 Rorsens, unb
1910 une $3.50 ytG6Inittaes Gh.
Die 3uge mil Der a@uinberIano : 8aneu'er @iIens
babn" 9eben $50 TiorSens uno 1874 Yiltta9s ab.
McrnmmU0atiuuss9ii ae
Rad, SarriSburg - Inn $3.50 gfaGut., tdglit ,
Sonnta9s au5genonmen.
Mad, Ytorf - td0ltd, Sonnta9s aus9enon,nleu,
$50 Ihenos.
Mad Sarftcn = nm II ubr gbsnns tdstl6
Sonnt19s ausgenomnlen.
Die 3iac fpmmen In Baltimore n
Bonn Neiten nnb gtorben 2,10, $40, 7.26, Mors
gems lino 800 uno 7.00 lbr Ntenbs.
gort = 1910 Dior9ens.
Salto. accommodation bon Sarsisbur9 IL. 30gRits
tags.
Baritone " accommodation - 500 Worotns.
Baggage iDtrb pom Sotlts tno @BobnnnQen abaes
bolt, lpent MON bic Srosre in ber Oiiee yfr. 8, U.4
@alptrtitr., abgtht.
gec9en be6 g%Scieren, Staete nat alien @untien,
Welt mno Iforo, penoe man ii6 In Der Stnetur, Gal
berts Stattont uno 9tr. 9, HprosS G~lpertitr., an
SlfreS ". Sisfe, Sen. sSupa,,
g. g. young,
G2I-) General 9 BdId9esNgenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08

Der 0cfanepercin vSarmpnte"
hat tltr oen 20. Al9uit cbeniaaS cine 0am
pIertrtlriiorI mad Der yDt mental.
Stibtug @rope" nnberaumt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08

Sd9ifSnahribten.
Der Dampier HYie6Islan," capt. Sotpes, fu5r
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@cttcr=Sepbdd btuuo am 7 SfuouSf

Die iotsenben Gemperamrs 9%eobGdmnoen iDuroen
pon Srn Siram S. Benrob pom SienaIz amte os
3rte9s'O Departments tiir Baltimore eeInadt:
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SIR. Snrl -. IcIhhnnS
Tatr SdDcu.

IN ST.. 5, SentrC piartet Space, ~uertapit s. {
9SieBner'S Bier 5n 8 Gents oGe @l0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08

: or g8oimmcr tte Brciie Mot nuurt lit OnSt-
pebmen, oaB feline Sorr5tbc I'M Wtartte itno, occI
oerlGBlihe yiotiruraeu tepleH.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-19
The onion County Fair.

The annual Fair of the Union county Agri-
cultural, Horticultural and Mechanical Soci-
ETY. will be held at the beautiful and convent
en- t grounds OF the Society within the corpo-
rate limits of Liberty, Aug. goth, 3Oth, and
3lst, and Sept. LIST, 1871.
As this is the last Fair that the Seciety
will bold on their present neat and convent
ent grounds the officers and members of the
Society are putting forth unusual efforts to
make the Fair a complete success. The
grounds, time track, halls, Offices, booths,
stock-sheds, etc., are being put in the best
condition, and everything calculated to rem
der the occs sion agreeable to visitors and
convenient to exhibitors is being done.
The largest premium offered is the $50 pre-
MUM for the fastest trotting horse or mare.
The are three other premiums on speed,
e ach $40 premiums.
The premiums for Agricultural products.
manufactured articles, grain, sheep. hogs,
cattle, and horses, are as liberal as the pre-
miums offered by any of our surrounding Ag-
ricultural Societies.
We invite our neighbors in the surround :
ing countie to visit cur Fair, and bring some
thing along for the exhibition. We promise
visitors plea SAINT tiGe and exhibitors pre-
miums-if they are deserving ofthem.-L iber-
ty Herald.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-19

HIBERNIAN Pic NC The Hiber.
MAN Pic Mic last Tuesday, was one
Of the finest affairs that has taken
place in this city this season. The
Brotherhood, in full regalia, bear
ing their beautiful banner, and
led by St. Mary's Brass Baud, pa
raded the streets, after which they
repaired to Hawkins Grove. where.
with large number Of ladies and
gentlemen, they spent the day in a
most appropriate manner. Judge
Dryer, Of Dayton, was present,
and made q short address, which
was full Of good advice. He said
that the 1rishmen Of this country,
she uld forget distinctions Of re-
ligion, and party, that separated
them In the old country. Here
they should meet and affiliate as
Irishmen, whether they were Catho-
lies or PIotestants. He urged them
to be liberal-never to attempt to
prevent any one from exercising a
right that they demanded them
selves.
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py yourself

The meeting of the Horticul-
tural Society; at the residence Of
Joseph C. Ratliff, last Saturday,
was largely attended. aad was che
Of the most interesting meetings
Of the season. After an hour
spent in social converse, dinner
was announced-and such q din
ner!--all the good things imagina-
BILE were there in profusion After
dinner the members indnlged in a
short walk around" looking at
Mr.. Ratlilf's we'll cultivated farm
At 2 o'clock the Society was called
to order, when A. X. Williams
read an interesting essay on the
selection Of fruit trees, after which
there was . discussion as to the
best mode Of planting and pro-
lection
The next meeting will be held
at the residence Of James Hamil-
ton. An essay will be read by
John A. Mendenhall on grape
culture.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-19
FAIR DIRECTORY.
mes and Pla ces of State and COun.
ty Fairs.

STATES.
Indiana, Oct. 2 to 8. Indianapolis.
Michigan, Jackson.
Ohio Sept. rs to 20, Springfield.
Illinois. Sept. 25 T. 80, Duquoiu.
st. Louis first Monday in Oct. st. Louis.
New York. Oct. 2, Albany.
Louisiana, Nov. Is. New Orleans.
California. Sept. Is TO %, Sacramento.
Alabama, Oct. l6 to 20, Montgomery.
COUNTY AND DISTRICT SOCIETIES.
Bridgetown Union, Aug. IS to Sept. 2,
Bridgehwn.
Dearborn Agricultural, Sept. 20 Law.
Daviess Agricultural, last week in Oct.
Washington.
Edinburg Agricultural. Sept. rs to 80,
Edinburg.
Elkhart Agricultural.
Fountain and Warren Agricultural, Sept.
to q, Attca.
tuFountain, Warren erd Vermillion Apricul.
raj. Sept &c to 20. Covington.
Fayette County Agricultural, Sept. 5 TO 8,
Connersvlle.
Grant County Agricultural, Sept. IL to Is,
Marion.
Gibson County Agricultural, Sept. 10 to
10, Princeton.
0osport Agricultural, Sept. 6, Gospor..
Hancock Agricultural, Sept. ~ to %,
Hendricks Agricultural, Aug. 20 to Sept.
l, Danville.
Huntington Agricultural, Sept. 20 to %,
Huntington.
Henry Agricultural, Aug. p to rs, New
Castle.
Honey Greek Agricultural, Sept. q, New
London
Hamilton County Agricultural, Sept. 10,
Cicero.
| Harrison County Agricultural, Sept I3,
| Corydon.
indianapolis Agricultural, horticultural,
and Mechanical Association Sept. to 9, In
dianapols.
johnson County Agricultural, Frank
| lin.
Jefferson Agricultural. Sept. rs to 20,
Madison.
Lawrence Agricultural, Sept. -, Bedford.
Morgan Agricultural, Sept. IL to -, Mar
| tinsville.
Monroe Agricultural, Sept. 20 to "a,
Bloomington.
Madison County Agricultural, Sept. 5,
| Anderson.
Mooresville Agricultural, Sept. 4, Moores.
Vile.
Orange Agricultural, Sept. 26 to 80, Paoli.
Perry County Agricultural, Nov. I, Rome.
Putnam Agricultural, Sept. IL to Is
Greencastle.
Park County Agricultural, Sept. q to Is,
| Blooming dale.
Richmond Industrial Association, Sept. ii
to Is, Richmond.
Rush Agricultural Sept. IL to Is, Rush
Vile.
Switzerland and Ohio Agricultural, Sept
II, East Enterprise.
It. Joseph Agricultural, Sept. y, South
Bend.
Tborntown Union Agricultural, Sept. 2:
TO 20, Thorntown.
Union Agricultural, Aug. 20 to Sept. l
Knightstown.
Union Joint Stock Agricultural and Hor.
t!cultural, Aug. 20, Liberty.
vigo County Agricultural, Sept. 5, Terrs
Haute.
Wayne County Agricultural Society, Aug
% TO IS inclusive, Centreville.
Wabash County Agricultural, Sept. 10 t.
~, Wabash.
Warrick County Agricultural, Oct. 10
Boonville.
Spencer County Agricultural. Oct. 3, Rock
port.
Cambridge City District Agricultural SO
ciety," composed OF the counties of Wayne
Randolph, Delaware. Henry, Hancock, Sliel
by. Rush, Fayette Union and Franklin, q
Cambridge City, Septe mber Is and 80 inclu
siye
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-19
For the Palladium.
For the Palladium.
How it was that Richmond Came
Near Having a Tornado on Wed.
ncsday,

How it was that Richmond Came
Near Having a Tornado on We'd
ncsday.
Messrs. Watt, Hickm an an 9th.
ers, on a fishing excursion, plainly
saw, and SO report. The Ridge
pole" or the ''geodestic" stiffner,
running nearly on line with the
Central r. R. struck by lightning,
and the said stifner, canoe and all,
were completely "busted up
Hence, the unprecedented fall OF
rain. between 4 and s inches
according to the best guessers.
Rarely, if ever, in this region, has
there fallen go much rain in SO
short time.
Query: When shall we have a
"raisen,' and replace the "stifT-
ner 2" otherwise, the "geolestic
electric fire current" which by its
calming influence assures US OF
being in an 'eddy," will require 8
new theory to account for why
Richmond is free from Tornadoes.'
"GENT1L1TY."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-19

Harry Jones, was in our sanctum
last week, and we intended to rise
and explain that he is now at the
Palmer House, indianapolis but
our friend, the other Harry of Cam.
bridge Tribune, thusly talks about
him, and we .reiterAte and endorse
it:
Everybody knows who Harry
Jones is. If they don't they ought
to get acquainted with him at once
land We will tell them how. When
ever, you 60 to indianapolis, stop
at the PalmersHouse. The gem
tlemanly clerk in attendance, is the
one We would introduce you to-
We will leave you in his charge,
knowing that he will give you eve
~ care and attention. Mr.. Jones
was formerly at the National, but
has recently gone to the Palmer,
whore he took considerable custom
with him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-19
Who 10 Responsible.

Mr. EDITOR Il propose TO ask
few plain questions in regard 10
the liquor shops, and kindred ins,i-
tutions in our city. and let the
laoral reformers and the religious
class answer to themselves, as
they would do if their own sous
were implicated
First-Does rot the License Law
prohibit the sale of liquor on the
Sabbath
Why, then, ar- these saloons al
lowed to be open on that day ? why
do not the moral and religious
class Of community take a stand
in favor of upholding the law in
this case Better huye them clos
ed one day in seven. than holding
out temptation all the time, and
especially on the Sabbath. when
the class Of men who drink, are
idle, and consequently more likely
to get intoxicated. .....
Why is there such supineness in
! regard to this matter? The minis
ter in the pulpit disconrses of doc
trincs. Of baptism, creeds, &c. The
temperance people meet at their
usual hours, and have good time.
The spiritualists the greatest pro-
fessed reiCrmers of all, NEE. at
their accustomed places, and in
woke the presence of some spirit
friend. The infidel thinks it is no
matter, things will come all right
any how, while by common consent
the poor victims OF the bowl are
being swept on by the. to them. ir-
risistable current; and each one
who ought TO reach out to succor
him, stands with folded arms, say
ing IAN I my brothers keeper
Yes, let me cay to everyone, that
to certain extent, we are our
brothers keeper, and. whe her We
will it or not, the time will come
when it will be said to US, In IS
much as We did it not to one OF
these, my children, ye did it not to
me- In our zeal, right in itself, :or
the heathens Of India and other
countries, let us not forget that
there are heathens among Us, and
each ore ask ourselves what am
doing to save them, "who is re-
sponsible?" Had The Cont:hen-
tall been closed last Sabbath, VIII al
amount Of agony and untold mis-
cry would have been spared one o
the best families in the city! T.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-19
STATE NEWS.

new iron foundry is to be built in Jeffsr.
sonville.
Kendalvile is to have female sufir ag. con
vept0n
Opera House.
Bilious fever is prevailing in Laporte to an
alarming extent.
new bank with a capital of s1Oo, 600 IS
talked of in Newcastle.
Log transport claims to have more fine car
riages than any other city OF its size in the
State.
The Western Union Telegraph Company's
office at San Landre, California, has been plac.
cd under the entire charge OF girl not yet
twenty years old.
A twelve year old lad named Wickershaw
is the name of Grant county's latest addition
to the army Of coal oil victims. It happen ed
at Jonesboro.
The Republican says minister of Peru re-
Gently married couple. kept the bridegroom's
horse all night. fed it on clerical hay, and the
next morning received from the happy groom
81 for ali services.
The receipts o. wheat at the Ligonier De-
pot, during TIE week ending August 5sh,
amounted to 1856 bush els and thirty five
pounds.
Fort Wsyneis to have an artssian we'll
Hon. Sol. d. Bayless il to sink one in front Of
the rink.
The stea n saw mill of NEWMAN 4 Lun., a,
Greenfield, was destroyed by fire on Friday
morning, at three O'Clock. Besides the ma.
chinery, about $4,000 worth Of lumber was
destroyed. Total loss, $4,000.
Jackson, whose head was broken BY Ben,
Boiling, at the pic mic at Calloways, Wash
ington county, on the 9th, died last Tuesday.
The cholera has made its appearance among
the porkies in this locality. A large number
have already died.-Vsrmilion Transcript.
Schuyler Colfax 10 one Of the principal
stockholders in the kno block Brothers' Furni.
ture Company OF South hsnd.
The South Bend Register wants three.
fourths Of the dogs in that place killed 10 tina
the citizens can hear the fire bells ring.
William Jackson, nineteen years old, ~.
/ insta ntly killed on tie 9th, near Camden, b,
] being caught by = circular saw, which man
sled his body in q terrible manner.
Flux appears TO be quite prevalent through
out the city, but It Is not quite as fatal a.
Vas few weeks ago. being almost complete
/ ~ under tbs control Of .Ls physicians. - jet
fersouville Democrat.
Terre Hau.s is growing more and more OK
cited over the recent oil discoveries, aud an
. parently With good reason.