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New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

4 rock estimated to weigh 1000 tuns became
detached from the mountain at Hastings Maroe quarry
ON the Hudson River day OF two since. ana W.' pre-
ptatcd with fearful crash into the quarry iue Iueh
t work there heard tie great noise made ~ the laAS
mas and ESCAPED.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

A serious break has occurred in the Delaware
aud Hudson Canal 3 miles cast Of Eilenyic, winch VIII
require "A fOrtni ght to repair.
Heavy fires have been raging in the woods
OF orange aud sullivan Councs, y. y, ana Pike Conn
W PENN Tor the past week Large quantities ~ valuable
standing timber thousands cords wood. lcucrs aud
other property have been DESTROYED Tho Area nov
decreasing.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
HON E NEWS.


TIE WEATHER
,-t Hour Tier. rar. HiaL
All n'7' RS 2s75F W. April n.S @ 5gi w
y o. 2t1l " n s73 59cs W
tn7 g8 W. ~ 90, =. -, Jg9.
ErurEs-Aprl y, sIO-Thermome'er AZ : d. n'' % :
u. H., Go; III y. H., i5o.
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lAnnognecmsntSi
BURNErT's COLoGNE-BeGt in America.

Knox, the Halter, at all seasons, in all
veger. BE- bis Emporium of Fashion" Broaivay,
corner Faoa rea attend % those Who may desire any,
rg 10 bis Drop in aal see him. lie SD give 7o1 cordial greet
g do not buy one Of bis superior make and h1e' style
H. Y. SoURE's, % FultOn-st., New-Y0rk, is
the .es. place luy reliable wArcHE', UA sos , Jaw
ELtY aal srKA-NG ESGIIsH SILyEHaAHG Diamonds specially.
We have no hesitation in recommending to
our readers INEs EEGETAFLF SCAS HA. kEsE"FR
Dal4rs and tie -,sral color VI tie lair
PYLE'S O. X. SOAP still takes the lead for
ho4o. economy. Dtpo, WaL, ,.0ls;. CrJceis ever
U,ys BrrrrWaN aftCra " Slproc' always takes
one o. ASG-LLs TURKISH Barns, 'Nagtol, Twelt lna
For stylish ard elegant Hat 20 direct to
tie Mauulacturts, EsPgNs,HEIn. No 10 Hlss4l-s-
PHPFNoIOGrCN EXAMINATIONS daily at $50
Broadway teas, defects a4 tr. arsa's oa-- OUT
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
LONG ISLAND

HrNTER'S PotNT.-'Thc Rev. J. d. Fulton Of
Boston will preach morrow afternoon and evening, at
the concluding dedication services OF She new Baptist
Church..A charter has been granted for orscrall-
road TO run from the ferry Hunters Point to Calvary
Cemetery via Blssvc. At prcscnt there no facili
tics for reaching either ~ these places except private
conveyance. Inhabitants Ol this section unanimously
In favor Of the enterprise.
LONG ISLAND CTY.-A few years since. that part of
Wost-s adjoining the property of the Long Island Rail.
road, closed by the act Of the Legislature. The
OpcUing Of the street s agated and it j. under
stood that the project win be brought before the Common
Council at the next mCetng...The Democratic General
Committee meets tonight To arrange for holding the
ward and City Conventions for the nomination of cijy
officials % be elected under the amended city charter.
HEHrsTEAD.-The report that arrangements have hccn
entered into between the managers of tho Queens County
Agricultural Society and the agent OF Mr. Stewart. for
the change OF the Fair Grounds, Is premature Mr..
Stewart offers 10 give plot Ot land equal In area and
adyautagcOusy situated besides assuming all the cost OF
the removal. But the managers residing m Iiempstcad
backed by the interests from that town. object the
place which the most suitable is Just outside the
town limits. At present the grounds cut of number of
the avenues "a laid Oit by NJ. Stewart There is stil
some doubt whether the offer will be accepted.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
NEW-.JERSEY.


JERSEY CTY.-Owing to the extraordinary
increase Of thirdcass passengers the Erie Road,
large number Of cmgrant cars, which have been used
all Winter freight trans hayo been again placed on
the passenger tralns.
HOBOKEN.-The ST. George Cricket Club will probably
play here this scasOn their grounds having been sOld
PATERsoS.-Thc new Board OF Aldermen Oic cpublicanl
Will have power To appoint city Treasurer, city COun
sell Cty Ply sician Conrocr Superintendent OF streets
superintendent Of Outdoor Relief, Superintendent Uf In
door Relief and Ccrk to the Board 1t is said that Cen
ThOs d. IGoXsey has brought before the Grand Jury Of
Passac County charge or perjury made against Jay
Gould, President Of the Erie Railway Company.
NEwARK-Tho Unycrsalists have decided to build %
church, and plot OF ground Cost s5OOO has been
secured on Broadst The Germans hold their peace
celebration Tuesday next, including parade. and In
the evening a concert, recitation, aud dancing In the
Rink The body Of Patrick HlggcTty Wlg found ia "A
sumacya AZ Wards lcathcrfaCtOry Yesterday. lie had
been missing for week. Mrs. Abhir :. Richardson
gave a reading from the poets ia Library Hail. last
evening, before a large audience.
BoRDENTows.-Incrndiarics arc creating terror here.
Fires occurred on Friday, sunday Monday and Tuesday
homo of which were very extensive, however. except
the la-t la which the bOrdentown Machine Company
lost about 5000
C,MDEN-A village called Wcnonah is building up
at Manul station the Wc. Jersey Railroad. II miles
from here.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC

The Active and Veteran Members of the 9TH
IL ginent, n. o., 3. n. y, viii gY. iaI dies r.o.u-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
NEW-YGRK HOTEL.

This will NOT be CLOSED heretofore reported but will be
CONTINUED unler tie present management.
Daring the Summer the House will be thorough repair aud
Improvements made including elevator Of the approved
pani furniture viii be put perfect order and much Of replaced
By fact; everything will be done maintain It's position
popular and comfortable elias, Hotels in the city
On and aner s Of April the PRICE of TRANSIENT BOARD will
be REDUCED - per dr.
Ashereo arrangements will be made with permanent boarler,
prices according to size and location Of
n. NJ. HILDRETH Co.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

SOMLRs.-The Farmers and DrOvcrs' Bank
has increased its capital to SlG5oO
BEDFoRD.-The taxpayers have protested, by ma
jority Of I25 against bonding the town 10 deray it's
proportion ~ the expenses OF laying out boulevard
from White Plains 10 the Putnam County boundary line
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

PYLE's O. X SOAP still takes the lead fOl
hol4o.. economy. D,po. ,JJ WaLa- -ol. Cr9ce ever ae.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

U,vs BUrrrWsN aftcra Slproc' always take
one o. ASG-LLs TURKISH Baths 'S'agol, rwel' -lil
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

For stylish ard elegant Hat 20 direct t0
tie Manufacture, EsPgNs,HETn. No DO Hlss4ls-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

PHPFVorOGrCN EXAMINATIONS daily Mt 3S.
Broadway sAoeas t,as, le!cs. a-4 .e. pursuits .oa OUT
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13
BY TIE NEw-YoRk EAST cONrERENCE.

hcc- YORK D%'" \ = IiuhI' J.. i'' - 'St.' -. 10
sleast ". .s.ri "ie tsL j. = H.. H. asl'
.t.la" ScsCLeth s' s. N-i lw'nti-se'enn-
- r.a Jrks,n. % T. a. Burchi Eewlork city
Fl ol Wm Roe G,o--e hollis. Joseph Pl.Ian j. Brown t-
,-.r i'm W H. B1ci-; Secar!ayc, W. C. hteele; North
a..Y,rl M,aoa J. r. Peryi nroari Rdgs and seses'
b Crsuy stanford j. Bas.tav, ". G. Ho; RoShury Circuit,
& ta,a. Dl co. G. T. ii,r; 8. nus w. D. Thou1o4i Green
% ARA .l r1l I and -ilasicb be- f.ppci s. Hovand,
Sur pobe,,er wm. lia:,s; Klts A. E5note ~ Neaii
u --o j. w. B-sCh EcR-R1chee O. NI.i,. l'Icr NeH-
e e w. IT, Bangs; Mouu! Vernon J. NJ Carroll lascaeut,r,
G -r Il civ TlDt Il Soi.ll; Westc-cr and bIoaiie " H.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-13

Mr.. FCcbtcr and Miss Leclercq cndcd IncT
eugagrncat a. Boston Thca,cr tue Sth inst. TIC
Frruch Fair OlaHcd there On the 18th. Mr. Jefferson
VIZ te the next "ttar" Mr.. Dalys "Under the Gas
f.ut" Las been brought out at the Boston Olympic
1Toator under Of Ar j. B Booth, and with tho
iD.t0u Iedter Company B0uccauts most pop
riaf tIsi drama, "1ht Coiec1 Btwu,' occupies tue
sti .r OF tie Museum Mr.. Warren plays Ggic6 cap
uG'ccp. . Mr. I5OuccaIIts "Arral 3tPoeue' has been
brought 0ut az the Globe with Sir. Floyd al bhnUn
Ne I1mI, Marcy ls uctu0 at tIdt thcacr haric
-4rach Gays Ihc TrdtSc,fDt met with heaFty rcep
uDn at her two performance IN tire Boston Theate and
"a immediately recognized possessing the highest
order Of dramatic ability" The gazette remarks that she
"seeuiacs hcT aHJ4uCts W heE l~-.aet abandonment
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03

Wool TRADE Those Of cur
Farmers who have heretofore sold
their " DOL to our old friend Nick
HUDSON, can vouch for the fact
that they always get square, hon
est deal with him. Tiere is neither
'shoddy' or humbug about him and
they are always sure as the Wool
season rolls around to take it to
him; for he uniformly gives the
highest market-price, in cash, for
Wool. This is the testimony OF
those of his old customers, and we
can confidently recommend every
farmer having Wool to sell to give
our old friend call at his Grocery
Store, one door south of Al. Reeds
Drug Store, Pearl street before
selling their Wool to anyone else
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03
1t never ums-Frazer's Axle Grease.

TAKE A DRINK" First thing
when you're introduced to stran-
ger. First thing when you meet
an old friend after a long separa
ton First thing when you drop
into a business house in the city.
In hotels and stores, on the cars
and on the streets, hear it every
, where take drink An invi-
tation to make an ass Of ones self
Whence come nine tenths of all
our babblings and contentious, our
street brawls, our murderous af.
trays and assassinations2 From ia
king a drink a few times too of.
ten. But then it's universal Gus
. lom Every fellow in the land
! seems to think himself the precise
Timothy who should take a little
melting for the stomach's sake.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03

"A gentleman from Newport says
that that place is rapidly growing since
the Richmond and Fort Wayne railroad
has run through it. Quite anumber OF
carpenters are busily engaged in build>
ing business and dwelling houses, and
our friend came here for more wovkmen.
With her excellent water. the railroad,
and good location in general, who knows
but what Newport will one day be .
thriving CITY?
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03

Two men in the Main street Brew
cry got into quarrel on Saturday night,
which came near resulting in the death
of one. Coming up the cellar, one of the
men was stuck in the back of the neck
BY the other with big knife. Though
the wound is terrible there is hope for
his recovery.
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and bootblacks in Chica-

go by virtue of an ordinance, can't follow
their vocation any longer without license,
and none but moral boys can get license.
That's all right. To be sure boys that
have no morals don's want anything to
eat, or any place to sleep, or any clothes
to wear. they are immoral they can
quickly 20 to- where they belong.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03

We yesterday saw an order issued to
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Ratliff, by the Masonic Mu-
tual Benefit Association, for 1910 40, that
beiug the amount due on the policy held by
promptness with which the claim was adj
justed, should commend the Mutual to every
Mason in the State. c. A. Bates is the agent
for this city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03

Last winter, little girl and
her brother, of Richmond, were on
their way to the store. The ground
in their path was white with frost
and the wind was very sharp. They
were both scantily dressed, but the
little girl had sort of cloak over
her, which she seemed to have out
worn. As they walked briskly
along, she drew the hoy closer to
her and said:
Come under my cloak, Johnny
1T isn't big enough for both, sis
ter
Then I will try and stretch it
little And they were soon as close
together and as warm as birds in
the same nest.
What lesson! How many shiv-
ering bodies, and sad hearts, and
weeping eyes, there are in the world,
just because people do not stretch
their comforts little beyond them
selves.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03
-Frazer's Axle Grease.

a great many Of our citizens were very
liberal n sending in flowers and evergreens
on Decoration day, Tor which they have the
thanks of TIE Committee Mrs DR.. Peck. of
Bellevue Place, Mrs. W. l.. Johns and Mrs.
tie fine display Ell beautiful flowers sent by
the |
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03

Writing about cider. doubly fer
mented somebody says: IF most people
would manage to drink a barrel or two OF
cider during the winter, they would come
out better in health in spring, than if
confined exclusively to cold water Our
red. nosed friend says that can't mean
him, as he doesn't confine himself ex-
clusivelv to cold water.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03

"A small child, whose parents reside near
Maple Grove Cemetery, was seriously poi.
soned last Thursday. 1t had been cleaning
potato bugs from the vines, and in wiping
off the perspira alton, one hand came in con.
tact wit h a sore on the face. The face COM
alarming symptoms were manifested, but by
the prompt application of antidotes, the
child's life was saved.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03
SPRING STYL ES.

Twenty four sprouts in your mou stachs, or
you are on. of style.
If you can't wear your hair without parting
preci sely in the middle of your crannium ,
aspire to fame in fashion.
There is no such word as mother in socie-
ty. Say sold Lady"
When your Ma tells you anything. ask her
to "Cheese it, Old Gal"
1t is quite fashi enable to show your money
this spring.
1t is highly vulgar to ork between meals.
Collars as high as your ca rs, turned down
as low as your elbows, are favorable.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03
AK MANHOOD HOW LOST.
wv HOW RESTORED.-Just pub
YeS4XRN Eshed rntr cdiin., q 6 IL. Gy.,l..


.gS lished, new edition of DIR. Culver.
wells Celebrated Essay on the radical
cure without medicne) of Spermatorrhea,
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Lossos, lmpo,ency Mental and PLY sical Inca
pacity, Impedimeuts to Marriage, etc; also,
Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, iniuced by
self-indugerce OF Sc xual extravaganza.
~ Price, in a sealed envelope, only Gets.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
esay, cleary demonstrates from a thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the app LEGATION of the knife; pointing out
mode of cure at once simple, certain, and
ehectual, by means of which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be. may
cure himself cheaply. privately. and radically.
ESThis Lecture sho,ld be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid on receipt Of SIX certs,
OF two postage stamps,
| Also, Or. Culverwelf's Marriage Guide
| price % cents.
| Address the Publishers,
| CHAS. j. G.. KLINE CO.,
1877 BOWery. New York,
Post-Ofice Box 4,5SO
| chSMP&CO$l5n25.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03

Whole Family Poisoned stories are
crowding out economy place suicides lately.
Here is family killed BY eating mush-
roc ms that were toad>stoo's, there q
happy group laid low by INDUCING in
creampuffs made in copper vessel, and
another yonder by making slight mis-
take of arsnic in the buiscut. We antici.
pate full June crop.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03

NOMINATING ELECTIoN.-The Republican
voters of this city held a nominating election
at the Mayors Office last Wednesday evening,
to select candida te for Justice of the Peace,
to fill the vacancy oecasioned by the resigna-
ton of James NJ. Poe, Esq. A. H. Chapman.
j. W. X. Lemon and James J. Russell we're
placed in nomination. Joseph Ridge was
also named, but ne refused to submit to til.
action of the Convention, consequently he
was not voted Tor. On the third ballot J. W.
Lemon received a majority Of all the votes
cast, and on motion his nomination was made
unanimous Mr.. Lemon possesses all the
qualifications requisite for the position, and
will no doubt be elected by a handsome ma
jority.
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$4,000
In Cash Gifts, to be Distributed by
the New York Cash Prize Co.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

SO Elegant Rosewood Pianos. $500 to 500
rs :. Melodeons SO to 500
$50 Sewing Machines so 10 us
500 Gold Watches IS to 800
Cash Prizes. Silverware. etc val at S. 900 900
A chance to draw any of the above Prizes
for Is cents. Tickets describing Prizes ere
sealed in envelops and we'll mixed. On re.
ceiut of 25 cents Sealed Ticket is drawn
without choice and sent by mail to any adj
d ess. The prize named xpou it will be de-
livered to the ticket holder Oh payment of One
DOLLER. Prizes are Immediately sent to
any address by express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before
you pay for it. Any prize exchanged 70, an
other OF the same value. No blanks. Our
patrons can cepend on fair dealing.
REFERENCES The following lately drew
valuable prizes and kindly permit us to pub
hsh them Andrew j Burns, Chicago, &c.,
500: Miss Clara Walker, Baltimore, Piano,
$500; Jas. NJ. NJ. Mathews, Detroit, $4,000;
John /. Anderson, Savannah. 81, 900; James
Simmons. Boston. $40 COG.
Press OPINIONS THE firm is rels ble.''-
Weekly Tribune, Dec. Is. observe their
success-"-N. Y. Herald, Jan. L. Just and
Honora BILE. News, Dec 9.
Send for circular. Liberal indr 'ements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed Every
package Of 200 sealed envelopes contains ONE
CASH GIFT. Seven tickets for 81; II for 81;
80 for 3d. 200 for SI4. Address.
IL. NJ. RUGGLES s. Co., Managers.
6S BROADWAY. NY,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03

SILVER WEDDING .--On last Sat
urday night, we had the pleasure,
with many other friends of Isaac
Evans and his estimable wife, o.
being present at their Silver We'd
ding There were not as many
present as would have been, had
the weather been less stormy; but
sufficient number attended to
show that,as they grew old together
since friends had clustered around
them them to love and appreciate
them. As an evidence Of that es-
teen, table was filed with choice
and beautiful silverware, among
which we noticed magnificent
Tea Set, Cake Basket. Butter
Knives, Napkin-Rings, Silver Cup,
DC, DC.
After sufficient time spent in So
cial converse. D. H. Shaffer, ESQ,
an old friend Of the family, en-.
tertained the company by singing
to the tune of ",Johp Anderson my
Joe, John" the following improptu
sang, composed by the singer,
which was received with rounds Of
applause !:
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO!
What wonderous changes time has wrot
ii the events of life
Since Hannah gained husband Kind
And saac fourd wife:
AS constant sped times wheels along
In silence moving slow,
Bril- gipg the hour hat made then one,
TIVE five years ago.
You have counted not your troubles
While sailing long life's tide,
And many that you We loved have since
Passed to the other side:
While angels love, have sheltered YOU
Mid winters storms and snow
Aud Mays sweet flowers bloom as fair
As twenty five years a.o.
Your children d ear like Olive plants
Around your table grew
And all your needs and proper wants
Have bee y supplied to you:
And this your silver wedding day
Has come and soon will go,
May you he happy now as then
Twenty five years ago.
The world moves on in eager haste
Tie grasp its idol, gold,
But hearts Il at know the worth of love,
Never can grow old
And friends have gathered here tonight,
In numbers not a few,
TO refresh your memories of that hour,
Twenty five years ago.
After refreshments had been dis
pei Sod to the satisfaction anC
pleasement OF all, the company
dispersed, with the hope that theil
loss and hostess would live 10 en-
iry their G ,ldsn Wedding, twenty
tive years hence. May sce be ther'
to see, is our prayer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03

HORSES IT. 3 French.
at his Stables, on North Franklin
street, having just returned from
the East, desires to purchase an
unlimited number of horses, for
which he is paying the highest
cash prices. Farmers and stock
raisers, give him a call.
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LOG AL RECORD.
J. Fp. JLJFF, local FDIroE

--Raspberries promise well, in this
vicinity.
-Shelly's Trunk Factory. 226 Main
street.
lifts for all brands Of Smoking to-
bscco.
How to get along--walk.
Putting q head on'--wheat just
Gold Lemonade at lifts.
-Boquets are in the market.
Potato bugs are leaving, but they
leave few potatoes behind them.
Trunks repaired at Shelly's factory,
226 Main st.
Bird Of i'll omen-a swallow OF BRAN
dy.
Ben. Ham has returned from the
West.
We see our friend CT. Tennis in the
city.
REV. Mr.. Toby is in town.
SUNDAY was as warm as one could
desire.
Several DRINKS this weel; an unu-
sual amount OF cutting scrapes.
The store rooms of Mrs. Spinning
...rook n Sno oppaaranca
--'Tramps' are travelling Richmond
has many visits from them each day.
Subscribe for the Palladium, friend,
and go on your way rejoicing.
Candy at lifts.
-Punch--5 cents.
The Huntington house will look
quite citified with it's Mansfard root.
Riverside is no more.
There will be tolerable crop OF
peaches heresbouts.
ISLANDER falls on the best men, as
birds pick the best fruit.
Cooks in Richmond, are called tea.
kettle engin ers.'
The Ind. Central railroad has chang
ed time again.
One of the real old fashioned rains
visited us on Saturday, making the crops
fairly hop.
Strawberries are ripe hereabouts,
reducing the price ofthat delicious fruit.
Large stock of domestic and imports
ed cigars at lifts.
God liver ell has ccas ed to be a FASH
ionable prescription.
Imported cigars at lifts.
Oranges are scarce and altitudinoua
in price.
The citizens Of Newcastle will hold
an election to-day, to decide who shall
be appointed Pos master.
Heavy rains during the past week
Weather extremely hot
I'VE had Worm Lozensc men TIL
week.
Mess pork has fallen to $1,000
Quite recently it was quoted at $24.
Shorts at lifts. Cheap.
--lf you don't mean to attend to YOU
business it will not pay to advertise.
Country lawns are suffering with /,
disease called croquet.
MIR. Tate is fixing up his barbel
shop.
One dollar and fifty cents gets tn
Palladium for one year.
June comes in with flowers ani
fruits.
Try the Golden Bar tobacco. 1t i
the iavorite brand among chewers. iii,
hasit.
Mr.. Isaac Shire was in town O,
Tuesday.
Eighth street is so;.ns new pave.
mants.
White and back I'D a eight tn
week.
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We are told that the decoration

We are told that the decoration
ceremonies were interrupted 1T
Knightstown by that "nondt script"
OF q man, Mathew R. Hull, who
was obliged to "git up and git
away from the wrath Of our soldier
boys, against whom he took oc-
casion to heap up portion Of his
Democratic slang whanging,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03

The eleventh annual meeting of the Indi-
ana Woman's Suffrage Association, will be
held at Bloomington, on Thursday and FRI
day. the ed and 23d Of June, beginning at
10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
All those interested in the discussion Of the
principles taught by the advocates of Wo-
mans suffrage are cordially invited to At
tend. Delegates and visitors will be enter
tanned by the citizens.
Mrs.M. F. THOMAS, President.
ENuA HorCU Secretary