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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

Al. EARNEST, son Of our old fell
citizen, A. Earnest, returned to
his old home on a visit to his par
ents, from Chicago, where he resides.
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Elder ". J. Howe will finisl, his
preaching engagements in this city
at PHILIPPE Hall. on Sunday next.
Subject for the evening lead me
to III rock that is higher than l "
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If you want bargains in Dry
!. Goods, do not fail to go. to Fork
ner's Store for them. You can
there purchase Dress Goods and
Domestics, cheaper than ever be
fore bought in this city. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

CHARLES NEWMAN and daughter,
returned from months visit to
North Carolina to their relatives in
that State.
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Flower Shades and Pond Lilly
Cases at 800 Main street opposite
Odd Fellows Building, j. E. Nye.
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Gift Goods at Nicholson's.

Go to Nye's and make your selec-
ton for the holidays befole it 10 too
late-3O2 Main street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

''First i: blew-then it snew
then it iriz." The weather. like his
tory, repeats itself.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

The Telegram has purchased the
subscription list and goodwill of
the Radical. O. K
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The very best Wood and Coal at
Broadway Wood and Coal yard at
bottom prices
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

GooD FnLNa FoR Cm1srMAs, at L.
H. McCullough's Family Supply
Store, No. 800 Main st. Go there
for rare Christmas Goods, Dolly
Warden Oysters plump and lus-
cious as their namesake; Game; Fish
and Poultry; Canned Goods, Jams
and Jelhes, Nuts, and CONNECTION
cries, as good as the best ana as
cheap as the cheapest s.BE NmMr!
Be m rnE!' Free Delivery, and all
Goods warranted.
Get some Oysters, get Gobbler,
Get some Peaches-make . cobblsr,
Get some Quails, and put on toast,
Get Duck and have 4 r,Ast
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Between $4,000 and 2l,OOO swine
I, have already been slaughtered by
Messrs. Vanneman & Read, of our
Dcity. Prices range from 1925 to
$3.5 per cwt.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

The finest line OF Silver plated
ware in the city, at Nyes, 3O2 Main
street opposite Odd Fellows Bald
inc.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21
CARprrs-The C.arnat frads

CARPErs.-The Carpet trade is a
speciality at FORMERS Store, and
You can supply yourselves there at
prices that win astonish you for
cheapness and the superior quality
of the Carpets.
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Why is it that business is lively
at Broadway Wood and Coal Yard
Because they sell the best the NJ ar
kes sffords! Cheap for Cash.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

1t now settled, We believe that
Schuy Ter Colfax takes charge Of
the New York Tribune as editor
in-chief.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

Have your Magazi mes aud your
Books Bound at Nicholson's Bin
derry.
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ssAtmore's Mince-M eat'-a su-
perior article and just the thing
for Christmas-at w. w. Rattrays
.-Githens's old stand, Main street.
Price Is cents per pound.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

A nice assortment of Albums at
J. E. Hale & Co.'S.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

Read the happy letter to "o)d
kris on our first page. We wish
all our readers q merry Christmae.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

ROBERT EsrEp, was kicked by one
the horses in Corners stable, and
hurt pretty severely on the head
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

FRESH, nice, wholesome, Kraut, at
Rattray's-Gi thens's old stand, OPP
posite Phillips Hall.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

HoNEY--pure, white and sweet,
at WV. Rattray's; opposite Phil
lips Hall.
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Our types last week, had a bad
"spell," in telling about the burn
ing of Mrs. Andy Shearon, on Fri
day of last week-they made her
name Mrs. Sharm." -
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A CARD.

l. IL McCu1LouaH, begs leave
to acknowledge the liberal patron
age heretofore extended to the late
firm, and hopes by strict attention
to the wants Of his customers, and
q full supply of choice selected
family Groceries and Table sup
plies, to merit a continuance Of
public favor.
Tub and Can Oysters OF superior
size and flavor, received daily; also,
Fish, Game and Poultry. Cash for
Farmers Produce.
L. III. McCULLoUGH.
Successor to Mccullough &
Grice, 800 Main street, Richmond,
Indiana.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

Games of all kinds at J. E. Hale
& Co.'S.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

Charley T. Price, has all things
nice-Candies, Fruits, and q gen
eral variety of Goods suitable for
Christmas and New Year holidays.
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NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP ASSES
SORS.

You are hereby requested to
meet at the Auditors Office of
Wayne County, Indiana, on Mon
day, December Both, 1872, at 1
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
fixing o uniform rate of Taxation
on Personal Property, and for the
purpose Of receiving instructions,
blanks, books, &c.
e. NJ PARKER, Auditor.
Centreville, Dec. 81, 1872.
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- @-rHE CONFESSIONS. OF An NAV
LID, published ~ warning 70 young mss
and others Who su1er iron nsryoas Debility,
&C., supplying The nnAns % sBIs. mas.
Written BY one who eursd hiansslf, end
ssntfres ON receiving . peat-pad dirsetsd
euvslops.
Address, NATEANInI MAv1Aln, Brooklv.
/ Ii sss I'm 17-S. n. P.&Co
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The Universe is old and good to
live in, and the PALLADIUM is old and
good to read and advertise in.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

Remember that you can get your
Wood at Broadway Wood yard a,
Glib. per Cart load.
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You will find the PALLADIUM for
sale at the P. O. News Stand, and
at Nicholson's, Elders, and Hale's
Book Stores. 49,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

Holiday Goods. new and beauti-
fni designs, at H. &. Dickinson
229 Main street. II
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MONDAY, january 9th, 1873, is the
day appointed for the Editorial As
ISOLATION to meet at Indianapolis.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted 70 tho estate OF
"A Savils Bargis. will please call prepared
for immediate settlement. - all business per-
tanning to the Same must be closed up in the
January term of Court. vi isfsef
III. DARGIS, Adm'r.
No. 1876 Main ST., Richmond, Ind.
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PilE(yEpT.
Orrycx OF Czrr TnaAsuRrs. !
Dec. 1872.


WOSaC0 - NO0-MeS1QeDts
s Ineenpnasoo VII : prsespt Issued 70 ne
By The City Council, dated the ga day Of De-
tobsr 1872. against the following described
real estats town. l6z< feet Of lot No Is 10
Hiram Hsdlsy's sdditjon 10 the City Of Rich--
mond, lndiaps Tbs same heinz u The name
Of Mrs Elizabeth Miller. Said precept having
been issued for the collection 81 a 6stirna,e
Tor the imprevcnsBt fthe sidewalk fronting
90 said property and made By tn City Civil:
Engineer, dated Che Let day Of November, 1877 !,
10 favor OF the Street Commissfoner who
made suci. improvement. Ssid se,timale
amounts 70 seventeen dollars and Ctr cents
tsl7 so. all Of which work having been dore
and approved. M
Now I, William r. wiisss. Tssasure- n.
sail city. give notice. that twenty days after
| the expiration Of this notice I win offer fer
sale the above Described real estate at ii,s
door OF The Conncil Ch:.mlAr. en- ihe 9th ssv
OF January, 1873, ut 2o'cle,k p. M, OF said
day.
WnL.AM. p. WIsox,
4l-3w City Treasurer.
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Elegant Blank Books Inanufact-
ured to order, AZ Nicholson's Bin
derry.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

Gold and Pearl Pencils suitable
for Holiday gifts at J. E. Hale &
Co.'S.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

For fine Toilet articles for Hoi-
day presents, go to the City Drug
Store, Huntington House Block.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

Howard Sanitary Association.
fer tie Relief and Cure Of the Errine and
Cniortanate ION Principles Of Christian
Philanthrophy.
NSSAYe On the Errors II Youth
- ana the F0llies Of Ase. in relation
4AnaA0. and SOCIAL Evils. with san
AIRY did for the afflicted. Sent free, l
called snvelopes. Address,
OtwARD ASSOCIATION, Boz p
PhilAdelphia
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Ladies' Gold Watches and Chains
At H. C. Dickinson 229 Main
Streer. If
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

FIFTY dollars were realized at the
Baptist Church supper last Wed
nesday night week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

|, WANTED AGENTS eco PER
month 70 selfthe Improved American Fami.
y knitting Macbise. Tho simplest and best
I in the world. Addrcss American Knitting
/ Machine Co., 1854 Washington Street, Bos-
+. ton, Mass.
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PRECEPT.
OtFrcr OF CIrY TREASURES, !
Dec. 1872. :

10 compliance with precept issued to me
BY the City Council. dated the I'd day of
October, 1872, against the following described
real estate. tn-wit So feet of let No 15l in
Charles " Stairs addition 10 the CITY Of
Richmond. Indiana The sa,Gc lsinc in tie
Lame Of Lewis Bu,k. Ssid rrecep. having
bsen issued for the collection of an estimate
fer the Improvement ii tie si.ewa.k 'front.'
ing said property and made by the City
Civh Engineer dated the LIST day of Nov. nbcr,
1871, in favor of tae Street Commissioner
who made such improvement. Said estimate
amounts 70 forty-cight dollars and six cents
l$48 O6) All of which work having been
dore and appraised.
Now l, William P Wilson, Treasurer Of
said City, givc notice. that % DAYS after the
expiration Of this notice will oaer for sale
the above described real estate at the door Of
the Couacil Chamber, on the 9th day II
January, lS73, at 0 clock p m. Of said day.
WILLIAM p. WILSON,
3w City Treasurer.
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Col. VIM. Starr, is extensively en-
gagged in a crooked and knotty
business making Hames.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-21

CALI aud examine the Young
Lady's Magazine for the Holidays,
at he r. @. News Stand =
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No. arrives State Line at 0;55 p. m, and
No. 10 1T 6;l0 q. m. No. J leaves Chicago
Dsily, except Saturday. No. 10 leaves Rich
nond daily, except Sunday. and Lo-gansport
for Chicago daily, No = ::lsaves daily. except
saturday sud Sunday. All sther Trains run
sscept Sunday.
FIR. MYERS,
GenI Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Go to Stiggleman's, s. W. corner
of Main and Marion, for a Photo
graph Of yourself.
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tncinnati, through. z. Scam 800 an
Cinc' maitland way 80. 11.45 am6.00 pm
Chicago, through. 1880 sm 9.o0pm
Chicago and way........ 100 pm 10. l5am
COLUMBUS and wav 49,. 4oo pmi2.0o M
Dayton and way. ........ 500 pm INV am
lndiauapolis and through 7.30 am $50 am
indianapolis and way. 1.30 pm 800 pm
Winchester and Way. 100 pm 10. 45am
Arha Monday, Wednesday :, "a , M :,
Friday. ="
Bloomi:gsport, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday 100 NJ zoo pm
College Corner, Tuesday,
and Friday. t2.oO mll2.30pm
Liberty route, Monday and
Friday. 900 pml1.oV aM
~ Office open from 1880 A. H.,to 1900
e.n. On Sunday, from 600 to 1000 An
b. w. DAVIS. p.
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nUBLISHEDs - warning and for the
u benefit IT young men and others who
ssfer from nerves. Debility, Loss 81 Man
bod. ets;, 43plyinF
Written by one who cured himself, after M.
derGoinG considerable quackery, and sent free
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
SAPAC0101r. Brooklyn. N. Y.
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Git Books of all kinds at J. e.
Hale a. Cos.
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japanese Gods at j. E. Hale &
Co.'S.
instantaneous Member, at Nycs
3O2 Msin street.
Holiday Coz us, in abundance ct
Nicholson's Ojsi Fellows Ruiitji,,e 9.
/. II. Julian and family, leave for
Texas in short time.
EGas ere selling at IS cents. per
dozen.
A very cheap Black Alpaca, at
80 cts. per yard at.
GEo. III. KNoLLENBERG's
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-20

shaped 10 opposition to our efforts, and as
they are We are not responsible for them !;
but We are responsible for our mode OF
dealing with them now. and hope our
State Convention will promptly and de-
cidedly nominate IN electoral ticket in op.
position to Grant and Wilson and in favor
ot the only candidate who, as matters now
stand, can he hopefully expected to defea,
them mean Greeley apd Brown, for
whom ! expect to vote on the 9th day Of
November next. hope to return home
by the middle Of September. with my
health restored and enabled to take par,
IN the political canvass.
The subject to which this letter relates
has given the a great deal Of anxiety and
distress, which know is shared BY thou.
sands OF true men Of the same political
party in this State; bg, believe tina. my
decision " the right one. and ! know
that !. IA founded upon homes, motives
This only alternative TO n whole or half.
way aid to Grants recollection may be
hard for US to adopt. but think it our
duty and so trus, will you aud the entire
Democracy Of Delaware.
Your friend sincerely.
I. +. BayArs.
To JomS p. Cochran, ESQ.
"Ihc Grange. near Nliddle,own. Del
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TESTIMONIALS.

Mrs. II. N. T. Acn, No. ,2s chc.tn., Street,
Philadelphia, deposed
The Grover 4 Baker i,tr csrcls any other
machine ior dress.makin- and general family
use. The stitch also Is more beautiful and du-
rp,blc than any othrr stitch tina, anow of. The
machine is 20 aiirp,e 10 H. combination Of parts
and its practical 0pcrnOe, that il is very Diff
cult TO g., i II Of .f.cr aHd any operative can
manage Il, Il Is ihs only machine which has
yet succeeded In embroidery
Mrs Henry Ward Brrchcr writes
More Than iwp.,hitis of all tie sowing done
in my fHmiis ior the hst Two Years has been
done Us Grover s Baker Machine. and have
never had Carmen, rip Or need menling. cx-
cept those renls which 'fo.tlsome tpys viii make
in Whole CLOTH, II is, In nv opinion, ~ fat the
most valuable ofanl have tried
June 2l-t!.
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-20

WHAT NExr.-At the meeting Of the
Cosmopolitan Conference. held in New
York on Sunday, Dir. Henry Evans dcliv-
cred an address cri,icising Christianity
from posiiivists standpoint, In the
course Of his remarks he styled the system
a mere ouigtow'h Of Buddhism and its
doctrine mere Asla,c nightmare. Va.
rious speakers replied with opposing ideas,
one OF whom called marriage an in,oera-
bic nuisance.
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-20
NorirY.

1000 lbs Rock Salt, in Store aai for sale b.,
: u REYNOLDS.
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Ghe @liddleto,un Transtript
mpr4iisuRp sygsy SATURDAY
ny vamderfOrd 4 Rcynolds.

:. TkRAS-S2.o0 year, payable In advance.
NO paper discontinucd until 50 ordered, except al
ihs option Of The publisher.
RATES or ADVERTISING ertisenncn,s
pf 70 lines Or less will be inserted twice for 81 oo
end 25 cents for each additional insertion. Bus-
teess cards, $40 per year. One-quar,er OF col
umns months, IS; O months, SIS; one year.
91s. Onc-haf Of column, . months, SIS; i
months, $3oi one year, $50. One column, one
ysar, 500. Business Locals, 10 cents line for
Zach insertion. Marriages and Deaths inserted
ftse. Obituaries charged for at regular adyer-
fhing rates.
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W. II. WANSER,
Peach King of New York

VII, be in The markc, 10 purchase all good
orchards offered during the ensuing season.
Purchases made from day 10 day Consignment.
on commission solicited Il. T. EVANS.
June 2s-if
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-20

N0ricg.
To our customers, and tfuli growers generally
We would say Having been crcdilnbly Ia.
lormcd that some parties were circulating re-
port, that our peach trees were not reliable as
opr varieties were tady mixed rs We cut several
SORTS aud put ~! 'nr-'hef, ani ta, from 'hcu
regardless af the mixture, ina, W. lahs bud.
from trees +! At havc the Seiuws, &C.
We wpnlG Inform those interested that our
s'prk j. lnllel mostly from healthy bearing
'tees. ani tie ttla taken oil when tile fruit Is on
lhen and which we know 10 lie correct When
ae get ia1' from o,htr N4fssfies. il 81 eases
"g 81 thetn franl lhe mH., liable parties in Tie
t1*iusss, an4 Al h3i arr ut Under our oNn
personal ol5tsa aaliet, aud no auds, that there i
a question about ileir senIinraess are used but
rejected a, onee Au lsal from diseased ifpe.
arr u,el an any constellation We use natural
sffd Tar = tfa ar, ssarc m paas p cxacase in
nhsins our trees a. hnc a. eta bc gfaa. aGd all
~ ask Isl trd OF unr trees TO prove iactn as
represented. Having had upwards Of twenty
years experience in the Nursery business, We ran
With confidence say, We bclirrc, We can grow
trees ac with correctness, and satisfaction 10
all who may favor IS with their patronage.
KELLY GUILD.
Miaaletown Nurseries
NiddlctoNn, bel,
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-20

Grass, Grain agi iirinr Scyihs. aad Snen,hs
llhY, straw and Manure Forks In large assor,.
mcni, at manufactures prices, by
s. " REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-20

Plain, Black and Striped drcaaaines at ls. 20.
92, 2a 80 and q cts. s II REYNOLDS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Great Bargains in Spring aud Semmer Dress
Goods, al the Large Brick Corner Siore by
). VI. REYNOLDS
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SEWING MACHINES TO HIRE
At
ST. 90 PER WEEK.
S. M. REYNOLDS.

jso- Satisfaction guaranteed or the Machine
taken back after week ) trial
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No. !, and } Naekercl, in bbls. and half
h1's., aud Portland Ilerring hy the bhl., selling
A reduced prices. ), NJ REYNOLDS.
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japanese Poplins a, Is 30 ss and 10 et.
;. NJ. REYNOLDS.
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Refer b permission . Is f.lle8iag named
gentlsmre
lion. Il { lle.ilas So Of stese. Aaaapo-
Is Nd
" Il. ggrshols lsmpli, Z Fl raso Pacific
Railroad, r.
Il Atkinson. lian.,er Al Broad 81 sf
I1on Richard sehfl - Wall -
CD ..lan,o. nuncan l.ott.silie, nv.
Geo. Beir, Adj General, Baltimore. n.
Setiert, AeNnnns ( co. phi;adciphia
Gen kobef, Patterson,
march lift
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Call aud examine the large assortment OF l2l
q. Lawns, for sale by
5. ~ REYNOLDS.
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DIVIDEND.

IiIl7gNs NaTlosAL BANx.
Miadctumn, Del. July Il. isfa.
rINIE Board OF Directors have this dar dc
L cared a Sem.unnual Dividend OF four ]
per tsnt, PAYABLE 10 the Stockholders clear q,
ia4rs, On the 10th inst j X. Hall,
July l3--iw. Cashier,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-22

The Committee on Public Lands
of the House OF Representatives, at
Washington, has rporteda bill the
provisions of which are designed to
obviate many oftlIe evilsand abuses
of the present system Of dispoSing
of our public domain. The present
bill provides that public lands can
in tie future be settled only under
the provisions Of the Homestead
Act, and it docs away with all ex-
istiug prc-emption laws, except i'll
the case of soldiers, who can secure
a title without having resided for
the stipulated time on their land.
This is good so far as it goes. The
public lands should be given to &C
tual settlers and to promote public
improvements. Too much Of the
public dJmain has been thrown into
the hands ot land spectators. Mil
lions of acres have been squandered
in this way, thus encouraging q sort
Of landed aristocrisy. Let tht
lands be disposed otto actual set
tiers, who will develop the resour
ces OF thecountry. Let land grant
be conferred upon substantial COZ
pprations, whose enterprises vii
develop the convelie'lces and ma
terial resources of the country. lie
us have no more squanderlng OF til
public lands upon mere Speculation
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-22
wr.. j. % Frost "a a Trickc~s.

Mrs. J. B. Frost, who will be re-
mcmbered by our readers as the
woman who lectured here i'll oppo-
sition to woman suffrage, has lately
tricked the people of Victoria most
esregio',sly. She gained their con-
filence so completely as to buy a
goodly stock of dry goods, etc, on
time. After she bad sufficiently
replenishcd her wardrobe, and con-
tracted numerous other debts, then,
on the plea of visiting a sick son,
she took a sudden departure tor
San Francisco, leaving her creditors
to whistle for their money. ller
agent, Mr.. Macking, who passed
for her uncle, purchased city resi-.
delce III Victoria for So, 900, and a
farm for $4,000, paying small
sums on each, and then left tor l'n'
grt Sound.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-22

The New York SIM utters a
hopeless sheer when it says that the
Philadelphia Convention will be
"packed' for Grant. Ofcourse, it
would like to see the Convention go
for some one else; but as that is
homeless, as it has failed to build
up an opposition in the party ofsnt-
ticient magnitude to "pack" in the
interest of "any other man." it vents
its disappointment and chaSrln III
the above inSinuation. Ii the lte-
pubIicans of this glorious Yankee
Nation Of ours choose TO instruct
their delegates to that Convention
to vote for General Grant, good toT
them, and with what consistency
can the San, or any other oppos''
ton Journal, or any opposition bl.
ned. complain? They have done
all they could, from a slckly sl'ee'
to a full-blooded, healthy lie, t
prevent it, now let them show tIei'
breeding, if they have any, by gn'w
ing the nails Of their chagrin in 81
leurc.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-22
Terrlhls Bsller EuplssIsa.


4 terrible boiler explosion occur
red on.the afternoon Of the 18th at
Cincinnati in the soap factory Of
Woods & Garrahan Two boilers
exploded with fearful violence, re-
Sultiug in the death Of two persons
Instantly, aud in the injury Oftwo
Others slightly. The most terrible
result Of this explosion was one OF
the most singular in the records Of
casualties On Baymiller street,
over half mile distant by map
measurement, in a lee line, three
little girls in a front yard were
jumping a rope. a section OF the
boiler was hurled all that distance,
over the tops Of houses, and fell
upon their heads. Two of them
were killed Instantly, and the third
mortally wounded. This piece OF
boiler was a perfect cylinder, IA feet
S inches long, 24 inches in diameter,
aud weighed a ton. Persons wlle
saw it say that it looked like lst, stow
pipe sailing in the air. The root
otbuldingS were considerably dam
auc,l. The cause Of the explosion
was lol known.