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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17
MANUFACTURERS s
Supply Store!

Cotton and Wooden Machinery.
Lathss, Hand aud Power Drills,
Genuine Oak Tanned Leather Betting
Rubber Betting, Hose and Packing
Hye StulEs. A cids, Lace Leather, Oils,
Warps,
and all kinds of Manufacturers Supplies
ADAMS 4 HADLEY.
No. 10 Noble Street,
Opp. West End Union Depot. 46m3
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r. MACREADY & CO.,
n, e. Cor. Columbia l. w alnut Sis
GIN JINNATI, OHIO,
WI -. A zen H..
Dissolution Ct Partnership

HVHE firm of Virgins 1 Co., was this day
Il dissolved by mutual consent, John D.
Virgins going out. The business will be
conducted as before, the firm name being un-
changed.
Articles Of Association incorporating the
Leather Mandatory Of Virgins Co have
been filed in the Office Of the Secretary of
State at Indianapolis. t
The object Of the incorporation AS set forth
il to manufacture leather, Harness. Collars,
Saddles and other articles made of Leathe, !.
s. R. Virgins, Chas. o. Virgins Hugh r.
Virgins, and Frank Virgins, are The Direc-
tors. TIE term Of existence of the corpora
ton is Twenty years from Feb. LIST. 1872.
All business OF the old firm of Virgins &
Co.,, will be settled BY the lncol porated Com
pany. WIGGINS 4 co.
Richmond, Jan. 1st, 1872. AZ.
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NEW DINING HALL.-Sam1 D. Meredith
has changed his quarters. When you hap
pen down on Noble Street drop in At No. -,
Immediately south of the old passenger de-
pot where you will find the nsstest and best
arranged dining rooms in the city, and
among the best in tho State. The walls are
newly papersd in Little's bssa say,s, While
along one side Of the room are arranged .
row OF brand new marbletop tables. He has
possession of the entire building-three
stories-and is prepared to accomie ate lodg-
srs, A. we'll as boarisrs BY the week. His
cook cannot be excelled anywhere, and to
all who stand in need of good, square meals
we would ~ 20 70 Meredith's. -
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It would not answer to Introduce
the Koran into this country, il
gives the women such an easy way
to divorce Under the Neham-
medan law an aggrieved woman
has only to place her slipper up-
side down before the cadi, and .
divorce is granted without further
inquiry, a. it 10 taken for granted
that she would no. seek such re-
dress without the nost pressing
cause. In America, alas! what an
array Of reversed slippers would
greet our learned s.cadis'' every
court day.
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The Connersville Times enumer-
ates the different papers that have
taken sides for and against Judge
iWilson-placing the Connersvills
Times, Brookville American, Shell
byville Republican, Grcesaeld
Commercial and Richmond Pal.
ladium for him. The Times ihdi-
Gates that, although Mr.. Claypooi
has not yet consented to be can
didate. yet the Telegram and In
dependent, Of this city. and the
Cambridge Tribune, are for him.
The Nashville Republican supports
Lon Sexton, Esq.-the Liberty
Herald speaks favorably OF both
Messrs. Wilson and Claypool,
while Juli.n's Radical (strange to
say,) opposes Mr.. Wilson! The
Times thus hits the nail on the
head. in regard to the position
taken by the Democratic papers OF
the district:
"The Democratic papers all ops
pose Judge Wilson. They would
rather see any one else nominated,
and their reason 10 undoubtedly
the same that causes what 10 left
OF the Democratic party to oppose
the denomination Of Grant-and
that is they consider Judge Wilson
the strongest man, and their
chances of defeating his election
exceedingly small."
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Mike Coline Was again before
the court this week Tor again at
tempting to take improper liber.
ties with . little girl. His fine and
costs amounted totwensy dollars,
and as he did not possess tho re-
quisite amount of cash. he will
langpish in the county Jail for a.
many days as there. were dollars
wrote down against him.
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ADvRRr1sINa.-Samuel Morris

ADvRRrIsING.-Samuel Morris,
10 assisting US in editing the Local
Department Of Palladium. Those
Of our business men who desire to
advertise through the Local Col
umns Of our paper.swill be waited
on from time to time by Mr.. NJ,
who is authorized to act 80 our
agent. We think they will "make
e pay" by using the old Pahadi.
um through which to make known
their business. Try tive solicit
patronage.
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Rep.blican Ceatrsi Commit,ee.

The following Central Committee was ap-
pointed BY the Convention on Saturday,
February 10th 1872.
Nicholas Smith, Of Arlington,
George W Stevenson, of Boston
Col. W Dudley, of Center
James Nicholson, of Clay
Matthew Williams, of Dalton
Hiram Suplee, of Franklin
Jesse Gates, Of Green
K Smith, Of Harrison
William B Reed of Jackson
Morrison Baldridge, Of Jefferson
Hiram Hough, of New Garden
William Ballenger, of Perry.
Charles N McGrew, of Washington
Lewis ID Stubs, ofWayne
Oliver P Stats, ofWebster
Immediately after the adjournment of the
Convention, the Committee met in the Clerks
office, and organized by the election of Col.
W w. Dudley, Chairman ofthe Committee and
Lewis d Stubs Secretary. on motion the
Chairman was directed to call the Committee
together, ii he shall think roper at such
time a. he shall select, prior to the NOM
mating election. The Committee then ad-
journed to meet At the Clerk 8 Office, at Cen
treville. on Saturday the 9th day Of April
1872, at 10 O'clock A. n.
Lewis D. Stubs. Sscy
VIM. w. Dudley, Chairman.
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TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William II. Norton, while resia,
ng in Brasil a. = Missionary, discovered IA
that land Of medicines remedy fer Consumn-
ton, Scrofula, Sore Throat, Coughs, Coles,
Asthma. and Nervous Weakness. This reta-
cdy has cured myself after all cher medi
cines had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, I will send
the recipe for preparing and using this rem
eiy to all who desire il FREE OF CHARGE
Please send an envelope, with your ma {
aud address on Il. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
$40 BROADWAY,
27.ly-Sl0.l New YORK CITY.
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Listof Patents.

U 8 Patent Office 10 citizens of Indiana for
the week ending Feb. 9th 1872, Reported
for the Palladium by Alexander and Mason,
Solicitors of Patents, COS Seventh St., WASH
ing, ID. y.
Grain Clesuer and Separator--J II Red.
field, Salem.
Dumping Wagon F Apologize, New
Albany.
Counter Sink and Plug Borer-W 81 dodge.
Mishawaka.
Carriage Hub-H R Fry, Wabash.
Land Mark v Vilspray, Washington.
Comb franc for Bee Bive-W Kenyon,
Charlottesville.
Boot Crimping Hachine-C Lomax and Il
Lidley, Paoli.
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A S.o;ys witness.

Imagining himself . No. l
Thrashing Machine propelled by a
forty-horse power Portable Engine,
the amateur editor of the Indpen-
dent, Mr.. Swift, for the privilege
gqpted him by Mr. Mag, to
pitch into the Representative from
this district, has bargained and
agreed to throw about his braiLs
promiscuously through the col
umns Of his paper, free gratis
for nothing continues his ''X"
mode Of attack Of it is charged,
and says that Mr.. Wilson. did cay
so and SO, to some body about
Mr. Davis, and ne, Mr.. Swift, holds
himself personally responsible to
produce the proof that Mr.. W. did
say to somebody, many. naughty
things of Davis!! To-be sure!
This is the same kind of evidence
that TX" produces against Judge
Wilson: it is charged and Mr.
Swift and TX" being one and the
same, he is quite willing to be held
personally responsible, and can
bring the proof that he heard these
things he enumerated in his CONF
munication against Judge W. re-
peated in his presence by some
one of the ring of the Judges
falseiers and slandcrers in this
city. The assumption Of PERSONAL
responsibility, by this terrible thrash
ing machine with steam attach>
ment, for lies and ISLANDERS it may
have heard repeated in its pres
ence, We judge could be borne
without adding to or dimishing
thu !, saving qualities or wasting
defects Of the Swif machine. a
particle!
We are pleased to note q
more hopeful promise in our neigh
Dor of tho Independent. It mat-
ters little what has been the in
spiring cause-so the change shall
be secured and permanent.
What depth of infamy is great
er, what line of conduct either in
an editor or in correspondent is
more to be deplored, what more
striking exhibition of sscavenger'
can be presented, and what proce-
dure could add more disg ustingly
to a reprehensible practice, or give
more encouragement, as an exam
pie, TO ga class already too we'll
represented in our midst" than
with ill-bred innuendoes and with
''it is charged to insinuate un-
manly charges against any one7
Raise your landmark" Mr.. In :
dependent Elevate your stand
ard high and keep it up. without
growing weak or faint! Eve fee
to encourage our neighbor." W.
editors as we'll as correspondents
have something to learn. Is no,
the "Independent" editor assum'
ing the role of teacher rather eur
ly in his novitiate? He seems t.
be putting on the airs OF an alum
mas before he has MAJ, ;calated, anl
is anticipating unhappiness!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

While in . store near the depot, Wednss-
day, one Of the employees, who had bsen out
with the wagon, came in with the remark
that he would not ride to Centreville today
for fifty dollars" Another thought that he
would accept such An offer. The first man
said that it would do kim NO good, but
might be useful in defrayine his irnersl exc
peuses.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

Recollect, that, on the 22d Of February, at
Lyceum Hall, there will be ! masquerade
Calico Ball. The managers have adopted the
following rules, which will be strictly and
impartially enforced, to-wit: No intoxicated
person will be allowed. ON tha floor. No i'm.
proper characters will be admitted 10 the
Hall, and the managers will require all
masks lifted at the door before admittance is
g'anted. No extra charge for Ladies mask
ID. Admittance to the Gallery Is cts.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

While in the Office Of one Of our
coal and wood yards, one cold
morning during the past week. o
business gentleman came in. or
dered and paid for cart load of
wood to be sent to q widow lady.
who had been compelled, on the
day previous, to seek the house OF
an acquaintance for fire to warm
b We trust that there are not
many so destitute as this. iLI. ou,
city,
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Lew Mccullough has removed

Lew Mccullough has removed
his oyster, and fruit depot to tho
opposite side of the street, No 800,
where he has fitted up.one Of the
neatest and most attractive busi>
ness rooms in the city. He has
ordered, and will have on handle
in . few days, large and fresh
supply Of fruits, nuts, candies and
Q general assortment Of fancy gro
ceries. Fresh oysters received
daily. When you need anything
in that line, call on Lew.
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B. w. DAVIS, =. \.

DIED.-On Sunday night last. after
lingering illness Of consumption, William
Runnels, aged about g years. Mr..
Runnels, has been . resident Of Rich
mond for the last forty years, and, by
all who knew MIN, was respected as IN
honest and upright man.
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UNION BOARDING. HoUsR This
commodious place of entertain
rnent may he found at No. 81,
North Front-st., aud possesses ell
the accommodations necessary to
the comfort of those who wish
board and lodging. Charges rea-
sonable. RICHARD FRHNcH,
46.5w. PRoPRIEroR.
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small smash-up occurred at the juno.
ton, just east Of town Saturday nj ght, by .
portion Of the cars of freight train be-
coming detached from the locomotive by the
breaking Of Inch pin. The engineer, by
mistaking the signal given him, backed up
the locomotive and was run into by the de.
tached cars. smashing the tender Of the en-
CINE con siderabyl. No one hurt.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

A S. Rect has removed his
drug store 10 Hudson's old stand,
No. 248 Main street. He has re-
modelled, and greatly improved
the room and will now have one
Of the incest and best stocked
drug stores in the city. Call and
sec.
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To Farmers.

We are prepared to loan choice
re-cleaned fiaxseed ON very favora-
able terms. Remembering it is
the factories that enhance the
value Of your produce, we trust
you will give US a call. We ex-
pect to loan the BEST or FLAX SEED,
and make no more capital of wo rds
and names. j. w. BURsoN & Co.
49-5t.
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A BeantifuI Womas. Tie pssceptirs
faculty Of womsn Il usually kespsr than ~.
same physiological organ in men. Wen =
know that tsauty rather than genius Is 9
shipped By the sferuer sex. man may = (
Of the latter to bis lady Hove; but ths l.es
ness Of the woman knows that lie Is thrb > !
Of the former. Women are fond II admir-
tioD; hence une Of their longings is 70 s
beautiful. The grand secret Of female ear !
is health, TIE power 10 eat, digest and
simulate . proper quantity d wholeson
food. Take VIMEGAR BITrERs. 1t will ceanf
the stomach, tons the vital organs, give !
perfect digestion, purify the blood, clear =
tie complexion and produce state Of me;l' =
aud physical electricity, which gives symsas
hair and genuine type OF female iovliness
which 10 cosmetic can produce. E-4s j
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We clip the following from the
Terle Haute Express II seems
as though items are scarce in and
about that city as we'll as in and
about our own:
II there is anything that you
know, that is worth knowing, that
We ought 10 know, and you
know We don't know, please let US
know It.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

In order to etfectually keep out
the cold it is absolutely necessary
to consume a plenty Of good
wholesome grub. Meals dining
hall, on Noble street is the place
to get it.
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RICHMOND. jan, 1872.
To Those who are Bowed Down By

TO These who are Bowed Down BY
ering the vigor and misa Of manhood We
earhestly recommsnd DR.. Walkers Caiifor
mia Vinegar Bitters. Before they have IN.
ished the first bottle, they will TEL The rest
torAtive principle ct work In every portion, o
their broken-down systems aad hope win
spEing up in their hearts. No eaae If Dye
pspsia, Hlliousnsss, Intsrmittsnt Fever, Rheu-
nasism, Gout or kidney disease, can resist
this unsqualled vegetable tonic which il UNI
polluted BY any distilled or tsrmsntsd liquor.
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On Monday afse rnoon las. Al the driver of

On Monday afternoon las. as the driver of
one OF Simmons coal carts was driving .
blind horse across the railroad crossing at
the depot, the horse caught one of its shes
cosks under rail- and was thrown upon the
track with the weight of cart of coal rest
ing upon it. When helped up II was discov-
cred that one fore leg was over one Of the
shafts. Lively work ensued to get the horse
and cart OF the track, and il was only BY
the horse falling down and getting up the
second time that its power Of locomotion was
70 established. -t-
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One Of Highley's livery horses while taking

One of Highley's livery horses while taking
. young gentleman and his lady sleighride,
Saturday evening, got scared, at the corner
Of Franklin and Broadway, and left the &C.
cupants of the sleigh there on the curbstone,
while it, with the sleigh upsidedown, tore
around the eastern part of the city at break
neck speed until it brought up at the livery
table, completely exhausted. Lost string
of bells, about one half of The harness, por-
ton Of the dash Of tn. sleigh etc. No one
hurt
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Among the presents given at q
recent silver wedding in Aurora.
Ill. was q sample 81 every silver
coin ever issued by the Uuited
States Government.
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DR.. Ballard of the Depot Drug
Store. is = druggist Of many years
experience aud keeps first class,
model drug store: and when you
need snything in the way of Drugs
aud medicines, we would advise
you 10 90 there for them
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

Oren Mote, tor some time past book
keep er, general supsrin tendent of the Quaker
City machine works, Of this city. has taken
an interest in the Diamond Cutlery Works
and will give his attention to the business OF
the latter establishment.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

Mrs. McCluIes; residing about
four miles south of the city, Slip
ped and fell on the ice, Wednesday
last, dislocating q shoulder. DR..
Hartman was called down and re.
set the bones, and she IL getting
along finely. She is about seven
ty.flve years Of age.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

One day last wsek.the residence of James
Vanuxem, in the eastern part of the city,
narrowly escaped being destroyed by fire,
BY tho due cap. in the second story, falling
out Of its place and letting the live Goals
out on the carpet. A member Of the family
happened to 60 up stairs, in time to ex-
tinguish the fire before any further damag
was done than the burning of the carpet and
floor in several places
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~THE CONFESSIONS OF An Inv
LID, poblished as warning TO young H.sr
aud others Who suffer from nervous DEBILITY
&C., supplying the MEANS OF SELF CURE.
Written BY one who cured himself, an
sent free on receiving a postpaid drectct
envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brook u
y. y. l0.Gm SIS. NJ. p. 6Co.
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The new Building Association
held q meeting at No. 3 Engine
Hall, last night for the purpose of
efecting an organization.
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TIE FIRRoPrIcoN.-Ths exhibition given
by Sherman &C.,, at Phillips Hall. last
week, was; we arc sorry to learn, but poorly
patronizsd. 1t was well spoken Of BY those
who attended the exhibition. and that it was
NO better attended is in no doubt, due to the
fact that it was but poorly advertised.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

W. H. Dill, undertaken. has
changed bis place of business. faom
No. 323 Main street. pithe rooms
lately occupied by S. G. Dyer, At
No. 10 North Fifth street. opposite
the fremont House,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

Ben F. Ham returned home,
a few days since. He has been
spending the winter in Little Rock,
Arkansas.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

If you want fashionable Bon.
net and trimmings, call on Mrs.
S. A. lliff Davis, at her old stanL
on North Franklin street, aud
purchase.
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PURE DRUGS.
Toilet Articles, Glass,
Paints, Oils,

And every article fourd in first-class Drug
Store.
Thankful for the patronage extended while
at the old staud, would invite old and new
sustopers to call anl oxamme goods atthe
new store.
Prescriptions carefully compounded and
none but Pure Drugs used. 48tf
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Cincinnati Market. :


COTTON-Demand good At full prices;low
middling. 22H@22Nc.
FLOUR-Demand far and market firm;
family 81 Is to 40.
WHEAT-S l So to l 50.
CORN--46 to 47c
RYE-92 to &c.
OATS-40 to 45c.
BARLEY-75t to SOC.
PROvlSIUNS-Polk Is 25
LARD-99Sc.
HOGS 40@5 90.
EGGS-21c.
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s.M.PErTENclLL s. co..

S.M. PETTENClLL & CO..
81 Park Row, New ie,l
AND -
GEORGE p. ROWELL 4 CO.,
40 Park Row New yssi
Are the sele Agents for the Richmond Pal,
um | |, lat city, and arc authorized to cot
rae, Ter inserting Advertisements for MS at g.
lowest cash rates. Advertisezs in that CT
a-e requested 10 leave their favors With eli $
of the above houses.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

Two women have made applica-
ton to Commodore Vanderbilt for
the Office os conductor on the New
York Central Rrailroad.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

Turnirs, cabbage AID all the
vegetables the market Affords, at
Henry Addington's, Fort Wayne
~. I.sEssss~% IA &c sEA%sAsG
Avenue.asp sas
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On Sunday night last, the Plow
Works of r. Marks &Co., and the
turnery owned by j. L. Gilchrist,
at Connersville, were almost COM
pletely destroyed by IRE. Total
loss $4,000. Supposed 10 be the
work Of an incendiary.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

50 A ,fneetink has been called for
this evsnink, - II. e. Robinson's
Insurance Office, Odd Fellows
building for the purpose Of re-or-
nanizing the Board Of Trade.
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State. County and Railroad tax

State, County and Railroad tax
es, for 1871, can be paid, as here
tofore, at the Citixens's Bank,
Richmond. Leave your names .
few days before you wish to pay
and the receipts will be ready
whan called for. Application
should be made early to avoid the
the crowd and delay later in the.
ceson.
JOHN Srx, Treas
RICHMOND, JAN, 1872.
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Nj Wave Hndsos. having dis
posed Of his stock Of drugs. will
shorty remove "a. Hasveysbourgh,
4 Ohio. hi. former : piscs 'iof resi-
demo >. ,zzs eaa = szzssc ,sssssls4
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Mrs. ]. VI. Taylor Rec. Sec.

Marriage Licences issued since
last publication:
Christopher Armacost to Mary
Harnady Of Boston.
William T Whitacre to Emma
Endsley of Centreville.
Thomas Morehouse 10 Nancy
T Reed of Richmond.
Andrew j Bell to E!vina Shaffer.
Henry Brooamp to Jennie
Brown of Richmond.
John Williams to Sabra A Davis.
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Valentines were circulated free
". w ednes1ay.

Wood, on the street corner, is
scarco and oommands q very high
price, hue Simmons has plenty at
the old figures.
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Indiana is said to have 20 daily papers
200 weekly papers and % monthly pub
lications, with total circulation Of 28,-
Sic, 1862 COPIES.
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I. Q. B. N.

WIGwAx OF VITA SDorfB TRIBE.
No. 8, InPD o. r. n.
The msmbers Of this Tnbe are hereby NO
tiged 10 attsnd . Regular Meeting. on the 2lst
Sleep Of the Snsv Neon, 7th Ron, g. 8. D.,
$50. By order of the Tribe,
ATTEST ! CHAS. LEIVE, G. Of r.
Farmers will find it to their
interest to buy their fax-seed to
SOW The coming Ssason, Of J. n. :.
Wescott.
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3. u. Lows. . clerk in the Boston, Mass,
.pOsto6ice, defauiter in $4,000. has turned
over to the postmaster, property amounting
TO about $l4,00. Sixty unopened letters
were found upon him. His salary was $500 .
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

When you stand in need Of gro
ceries, take your basket. 60 down
70 Henry Addington's and see that
big owl.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-17

Sugar cured hams and shoulders at the
Cottage Market.