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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-07-19

g Among the dismal wretches
whom the Commune of Paris fostered,
one named Joseph, whom the Paris
papers designate an agreeable ban
dit" is about the dismalest Under
the Commune, Joseph, who is be-
lever in regicide, demanded and OBJ
tanned from that body authority to
raise company of assassins, for the
purpose Of killing off all empcroTs and
kings, heirs, collateral branches, etc.
Joseph had no opportunity to put his
ferocious plan into execution, as no
kings or emperors put themselves in
his way, but on the 9Th inst, he was
captured by the French police in a
miserable quarter of Paris called the
Island of Monkeys, where he had taken
refuge in the house of a rag picker, q
relative, from the keen pursuit of the
fugitive Communists.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-07-19

70 "Girls, says sensible writer,
"beware of transient young men;
never suffer the addresses of a stran-
ger: recollect that a steady farmer
boy or mechanic is worth all the
floating trash in the world. The al
lurements of o dandy Jack, with a
gold chain about his neck, walking
stick in his paw, some honest tailor's
coat on his back, and brainless
skull, can never make up the loss OF
fathers house and a good mother's
counsel, and the society of brothers
and sisters; their affections last
while those of such young man are
lost in the wane of the Honeymoon
TITS true"
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PAY SMALL DEBTs.-Small bills
should be promptly paid. The men
to whom they. are due generally neeo
the money. The little bills are ths
ones that make numberless gaps ~
the world of business. How mscn
comfort to families, cheer to despshd-
inn business men, and encouragement
generally, would be given BY the I'M, /,
mediate discharge of all litte' anu
perhaps half forgotten ob'ga'iops
Paw small debts, and do it at once.
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rg Politenees is the just medium be
tween ccremFny and rudeness.
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STATEMENT

Of Moneys Received and Paid Out by Ag
Duke, Treasurer of the Corporation Z
Alexandria, La, for Six Months, Conn
smcncing January LIST, ISL, and ending
June 30th, 1871.
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THE ADVANTAGE OF PRINTING
Mr.. R., a well known metropolitan
printer, once told us that on one occa-,
sion an old woman from the country
came into the printing Office, with an
old bible in her hand. 81 want" SAID
she, "that you should print it over
again. It's gittin' little blurred sort
of, and my eyes is not what tl'>e was
How much do you ak 7"
"Fifty CENTS"
"Can you have it done in half an
hour7 Wish your wouid-want to De
getting home-I live good way out
of town."
When tho old lady went out, nc
sent around to the Office of the Ameri-
can Bible Society, and purchased
copy for fifty cents.
"Lor' sakes a .mussy T" exclaimed
the old lady when she came to ioot
at it, Chow good you've fixed 1t!
never saw nuthin' SO curious as wha'
printers is"
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nc. Dun
Irea4: y
.n,rovea. R.M. KlLPATRlq
Approve" Moi
J. NJ. BARRETT,
Comptroller.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10

COMMISSIONERS SALE.

ID PURSUANT to an order of the Court o
IL Common Pleas of Wayne county and
State Of Indiana, / offer at yrvate sale, the
following described real estate, situated in
said county. to-wit: The north half Of loi
numbered ten l0) in that part Of the City OF
Richmond laid out by Jeremiah Cox, on
which is frame dwelling house. And also
a lot in that part Of said city laid cut by
John Smith, and bounded as follows, to wit:
Beginning Fifth street. on the west side
in said city, ITO feet south Of Main street.
and running thence south along the west
side of Fifth street, SIS feet, to alley;
thence west % feet; thence north So feet;
thence east % feet. to the place of beginning.
And also parts Of Il e southeast and south
west quarters of section %, in township Ia,
| and range one west. and bounded as follows,
| to-wit: beginning at stone ON the half sec
| ton line l42 l-2 rods west OF the northeast
corner OF said half section, and running
| thence south ] A degrees, east Is 4-Io rods;
| thence south IS "a degrees, west 10 ,ods,
thence south SO 1-2 degrees, west SO 10 100
rods TO the centre If the lI.lsboro' iike;
thence northeas terly along the middle of
| said pike to the section line: thence east to
| the place of beginning, containing acres
And also, Lat No. 234 in Elizabeth Starr.
addition to said city, on which is valuable
brick dwelling house. And also part OF
the southwest quarter OF section %, town,
ship IA. and range | and bounded as fol ows,
to-wit: Beginning at the centre of the Hills
boro' turnpike on the line running east and
west, dividing section %, township IA and
range l, and running thence west to the
northwest corner of the southwest quarter OF
said section: thence south GA 40-l00 rods
! thence east Sc 2-l0 rods: thence south q
degrees, east Is 9-l0 rods; thence south 50 L.
degrees; east ~ $40 rods. thence south
rods; thence east TO the centre of said turn
pike; thence enthusiastically along the mid
die of said turnpike to the place OF begin
ming, containing 81 75-l0o aces.
One-fourth of the purchase morey will b
required, and the residue in three equal in
stalments of 6, II and Is months after, wit
interest from date, for which notes waiyin
valuation laws, and mortgage to secure thei
payment, will be required of the purchaser
A certificate of the purchase, conditioned
make a deed when the ga lie is codfrnned, an
the conveyance is ordered by the Court, wi
be given to each purchaser.
JOSEPH NJ. BULLA,
MAY 20, 1871 ..3w Commissioner.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10

A CoNTRAST.-We saw them one
beautiful evening wandering low
ingly together down Sixth, and
their low and gently modulated
tones mingled sweetly with the
murmur Of zephyrs through the
whispering trees The stars peer
ed fondly through the overhanging
branches into the blue depths OF
her stainless eyes, that were raised
SO fondly to meet the admiring
gaze Of her betrothed. and as we
passed them we heard the maiden
murmur in ripping tones. De ,
Chawles,' at the termination Of one
of his fond declarations of never
changing love. AS We went oul
way, we could but think of the
heaven Of happiness that dwell
within those two loving hearts.
! A year rolled round. Time hat
nearly oblitereted all remembrance,
of the loving pair, when, the othe
evening we saw him emerge from
a cottage we were passing, and W
fingered moment at the gate. W,
wondered where the blue eye,
Evelina was, and just then th
voice Of 'Chawles' broke out i'm
patiently: Lie if you are coming
why don't you come along! w
concluded that they were married
How many such contrast Their
are between the lovers of yesterda
and the married Of to-day.
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~We had the pleasure of seeing Miss
Susan B. Anthony, at the residence of Drs
0. and Mary F. Thomas, in this city. on Tues
day evening last. She was en- route to Cal
ifornia, where size purposes giving course of
lectures on her fayorite and all absorbing
theme of Woman-Sudrage. We expected to
behold repulsive old-maid. Of -a-virago, in
stead OF common sense lady and noble spe-
cimen Of her sex, and, we hope to be pardon.
ed for thinking, whilst looking at and listen
ing to her, about the old adage: "Satan is no:
as black as he's painted" On her return from
California, we hope she will lecture to our
people.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10

An Indianapolis man, name net
given, shot AL. Schall at the 70 r
ground, Terre Haute, on Sund'
night last. Schall is recovering.
Mrs. Richard Burrusa, aged =
years, fell dead on Thursday afte
noon, in New Albany. from ape
plexy superiuduced by over exc
ton. s.
A regatta is to take place on Il =
Ohio at Evansville on the IS
Fifteen boats have entered for Il
prize-a pair of beautiful oars.
Fort Wayne is to have free cor
ccrts during the summer.
An Evansville African ruined
large block Of ice by plungii
down a cellsr way, a distance
twenty five feet. and butting Il
ice with his head.
Mary Adams was convicted
the Jennings Criminal Court, Ia !;
week, of poisoning her lusban'
sentenced to the penitentiary f, .
life.
William Parr, Of Smithville, Ii
diana, puts his ago at one hundre
and twelve years in making an ap
plication for pension as survi :
vor OF the war of 1912,
/ Colonel Jesse I. Alexander, la.
of the Fifty ninth Ind. Volunteer.
died Of appoplexy in Terre Hau'
on Tuesday last. His funeral vii
take place at Gosport.
Louis Dereun, who fought ,hro
the late Franco Prussiaa war, near.
ly lost his life at Plymouth, &.
Thursday by falling from SCI,
fold at the new Court House, al
striking on stone pillar. He i
recovering.
a son Of Mrs: Thy lor. who r
sides at West Lebanon, came to
death on Monday by being smot
cred with corn in the sink o! 1
e warehouse at that place, while ca
were being loaded. He vas abou
: fifteen years old.
The Grandview Monitor hope
1 that the diabolical deeds Of Il
dog prisoners of Grandyiew IN
t soon place them on slippery roei
s that will throw ,hem in the arr
n Of a just retribution for their net
ricus, cowardly acts
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10

The Ohio Democracy las: week
assembled in Convention and nom
mated q State ticket. General Geo.
w. Cook, wss nominated for Gov
ernor, Samuel F. Hunt Of Cincin-
natl for Lieutenant Governor, and
State ticket to ill the other Off
ces was placed in the field.
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GIVEN Up As LOST.

rne second thing is. tire patients must stay In II
rSssibe 70 prevent takin cold when the lungs
are Diseased ,rt 10 la.tst be prevented or cure
cs.,acaIiy i, this secsi,l Of tic country, in tho
fail and winter seasun, are a wrong. Physi-
clans who recommend that course lose their pa
tients if their lungs are badly diseased; and yet.
because they are i. the h,nse they must not
rs macii ild - fast ~ thc strength via bear to
get ", god ci!e,.'a;is.i 81 .i,a. Inc Patients
well. ghis has II great deal t. do with tie appe-
tit, and is the great pQint to ga -.
possibility IN tho worst c:scS; and neral &C.
sonal statement . ,Ac F&C'ilty q MS own euro
WIS in these modest words:
MANY years ago / was in the last stages OF
tine i1T physicians IN ought that couid live
y week then. like Drowning man catching at
. perfect cure Of rae. IL seemed 70 me that
could feel them pfnctrnte my whole system:
Tncy aapa ripeaed tine matter 10 nay lungs, and
! would spit mp more thu a pint OF offensive
As soon as that began to subsice, my cough.
fever rains, li ni5.lt sweats all began to leave
with d.ifIicui,y that could keep FROM eating too
much. ] soon gaincd my strength, and have
~ vas as Wslsi,ed shorty ctter my recovery"
added the Dpcto; ten ioos,ng iike . mere
rpuas my presen. weight IS two nnn4r@d and
Gr s;c!ienck has tiisevr tinuei his professional
visits u New York and Boston lie ar his son.
I.r ] r >ci.euck, .IF. stiil cs,nttnue To- see ra-
ties at tjeir ONCE. M. y North sixth STREE.
III. Iasic ta every Si,tEf,ts fr'in NJ to -,
Tn,,sc rTi}u wish y fhNr"l'Th examination win
tao i,tspirometev viii b cii'ifsea 70, The X. O.
p,r,,ius.t,,r declares the eIaIt ctfiiditoh ~ ne
itnRs, a;Id patients ~; retdiiy learn whether
{ :ey pr, c.rFbe or ats-
The directions fer taking tie medicines aFc
a!fa;,tr.i the I'M diligence even q. Il child. Eoi-
lyN these directions. and kind Nature will de- tho
rest executing that "a s1s.,c cases the Mandrake
ls,lls Ar. 10 be taken III increased doses; tic
tire. medicines need no otter accoDpaniments
than the ample Instructions sl-at accomiEhy
them: First create appetite OF returning
health hunger is the most welcome symptom
Whal. = c1nles. az 10 vii; cuae. Iet tas despair
ing at once bc of goo: cheer. Good blood at once
follows, the cough ioasens, the night sweat Is
:tbated. In short time both OF these morhic
symptoms ere gone forever.
DF. Scherlck s Ioadicinca are constantly kcI,t ii
tens of thousands OF families As Il laxative o
curative the Mandrake pins are 81, sldard pre-
Duration while the Puimonic syrup. rs curt
of coughs and colds, mily % re.saflce ~ pro
plsylactcr.a against con$nT2rtioa IL any on u
forms
Price Of the Fulm0nic Srrtr .nnc ''ea-xee'
Tonic 81 % II bottle. or 30 ii.it - ze, isi
drake Pills. - certs boS- ~. s.t'' ~ all 1r'.'
ricts ard i..nlors.
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9SHc pusLlsnED svsaY SATURDAY, BY
b. w. D A " L s i.
HOLLOWAY 4 DAVIS, Proprietor
TERMS:

AMENnE We received the fol
lowing spirit ual communication
from Col. "Rutledge," and we take
pleasure in giving him space to
''arise TO standing position" and
explain:
he DQuARTRRs D. b,
SHILOH. June 9th. 1871.
b. w. DAvIs-Dear Sir il see
by your last weeks Palladium that
sou do me great injustice in one
particular, and l learn by telegraph
dispatch, you were told that the
statement was false, when in typo,
and refused 10 correct it, now, sir,
l ask you, for the sake OF my
reputation as soldier, who fought,
lied and died ON many hard
fought bottle field, to say to your
readers, that ! never asked for
Water but only for be err bee r.
mark you, and nothing else; for
l would fear to use the beverage
YOU speak OF, believing it might be
impregnstea with the virus Of the
Potato Bug.
Yours truly,
W. L. RUTLEDGB, Col. and ED G.
(which is Editor OF Cop
perhead' Paper.
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DOTS.

Vi,riol throwing at silk frocks
has set in a: Hartford.
Detroit school boys chew dried
pumpkin to look manly.
Kansas city has an eight headed
pig.
Brown linen cuffs are worn by
young men of fashion.
Wildcats eat school children in
Canada.
A Tennessee chicken sings all
night like hooking bird.
Grass hoppers are going for
Utah this season.
Why should fisherman be rich?
Because he's all net profit.
A Detroit robin whistles Yankee
Doodle.
The new departure is agitating
political circles everywhere.
Isaac Van Sickle. of Fayette
county plowed up ten dollars in
silver in his corn field, one day
last week.
The campaign in Kentucky, i;
getting very lively, with prospec'
Of splendid Republican gains.
Evansville imports female beer
! jerkers, from st. Louis.
Fifty tons of hair pins are turned
out monthly by one factory in THU
country.
| They have female chain gan,
at Los Angeles, California--mostl,
drunken squaws.
The man who ran away from hi
creditors became tired, and con
cludcd to take arrest.
John Hay was born at Spunk
Point, Illinois, which is the loca
ton of his Banty Tim.
Established yesterday is til
sarcastic announcement on a reta
store in New York.
Ex Senator Revels has 5ec Gle,
ted President of Alcorn Universit
at Jackson Miss.
The Boston reporters are to we.
badges Mt fires hereafter, SO tn
the police will know them.
An attempt is being made in Il
Southern cities to revive KIN,
breeches and shoe buckles.
A Madison county, - Iowa m:
recently sold $50 head Of cattl
which averaged 1902 pounds.
Three Vice Presidents have di,
in Office, George CT nton, E!bridi
Gerry, and VIM. r King.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10

At Kansas City, Missouri, list Tuesday
night, Mrs. Ries. during delirum Of milk
fever wandered out of doors, and threw her
shild, one month old. into cistern thirty feet
deep, jumping in afterward herself. The in-
mersion in cold water restored her to her
right mind, and calling her husband, he
rescued her but the babe was drowned.
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SEND YOUR MONEY
a CAR ..

4 CLERGYMAN, while residing in South
"A America as a missionary, discovered a
safe ard simple remedy for the cure of Ner-
vous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders bro ight Oh by vi
cious and baneful habits. Great numbers
have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted bv desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, in seal.
ed envelope, to any one who needs it, free of
charge: Address Jos: I. IMAM, Station d,
Hiblc House, New York City.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10

England will ratity the Treaty
Of Washington, with little delay.
On Tuesday last. Gladstone de
clared in the House OF Commons
hat Tie e3i.t.ng laws were ample
10 carry out all its provisions,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10
Administrators Sale,

a ETTkRS of administration on the estate
"a Of Herman Henry Eckerman, late of the
city of Richmond, Way re township, Wayne
county, and State of Indiana, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned by the Court
Of Common Pleas of said county. The
estate is supposed to be solvent. Allpersons
have claims against said cs tate must file then,
il she Clerks eflice OF said Court duly verified
within one year from this date.
FREDERICK KRUVAL, Admir-.
May 10th, SO.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10

A reliable contraband of Beau
tort, S. c., reports that a negro
baby was born there a few days
since, and Immediately "opened its
mouth and spake," warning the
people to prepare for eternity, as
the world would be destroyed in
three dsys. After this remarkable
feat this eminent infant died.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10

They arc still hanging men and
women east. Another murderer
was sentenced on Tuesday in New
York, and will be hung ON the same
day with Foster
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10

jeff. Davis is wandering over
the South making speeches kinder
against the Government. He ought
TO be ashamed of himself, and
should remember that to the coun.
try he assaults be owes his exist
ence. He ought to be thankful
that he is permitted to roam q free
man, that he is allowed to live in
the country at all. 1t does not he.
come this unhung traitor to run
over the South endeavoring to 70.
vive the lost cause
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10

A dispatch from New York, de-
MES that II. w. Caldwell, the re.
ported millionaire of Indianapolis,
has settled with the property hold.
crs Of the former city for million
dollars. The fact seems to be that
Mr.. Caldwell did settle and that be
received authority to draw on three
parties for the specified million
The Fulton street gentlemen, how.
ever, having mutual understand
Jag to the effect that he could keep
ON drawing until he had become a
noted artist before he got any
money. In the meantime they
have the valuable papers and docu
ments.
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II w. vANNAMEE, NJ. d., success
- fully treats all classes Of Chronic and
Acute Diseases. Send stamp for circular
containing particulars and testimonials
Address Box 5120, New York City.
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Observation-Disclosures,

The editor Of this paper has been
removed from the office Of Post.
master Of this city, and Il. w. Da-
Wis, editor of the Palladium, has
been appointed in his stead. We
need hardly say that Senator Nor
ton was the responsible agent thro'
whose influence this change was
made-Judge Wilson, our new NJ.
G., however, co operating "to the
best of his ability"
No charge, or shadow OF intima-
ton of any charge Of official miss
conduct was made against the pres
ent Postmaster, nor in fact any
open objection of any kind what
ever. The reason for his removal
must, therefore, be sought in other
circumstances connected with the
subject, but will not be difficult to
fathom.
But we are physically unable to
no into any further discussion Of
this topic, and besides believe its
merits are well understood by our
friends and the public, SO we pass
it by, at least for the present
Radical.
We presume that in seeking for
a "reason" for hisremoval. brother
Isaac will not fail to re feet that
mo charge, or shadow of intima-
tion of any charge of official mis-
conduct was made against" Mr..
JUL ans immediate predecessor,
f. A. Jones, Esq who was reno
we'd from the same office to make
room for the editor of the Radical.
We trust that the reflection will
tend to restore our neighbor to q
more healthy state both of body
and mind.
'::On account of the many excl
ling circumstances surrounding vi
for the pact two weeks, We have
neglected to notice that B. w. Da.
Wis, the veteran editor Of the Rich
,nond Palladium, has been appoint
ed Postmaster Of that city B
w. happens to be in luck abou
now--got married and made Post
master all at one time. This il
rather much, but then we reckon
he can stand it if anybody can. W.
are glad 10 see fortune smile OF
him. Cambridge Tribune.
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