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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-20

Advices say that the contest in West Virginia
is growing very exciting as the election draws
near The majority will be less than two thous.
and either Wav.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-20

The postofice at Wolftown, Madison county,
Va, has been discontinued John NJ. Lyell
has been appointed postmaster at farnham,
Richmond county, Va, vice Jacob WOLF, re.
signed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-20

For DIARRHG Equal parts of tincture OF
rhubarb, spirits of camphor, essence Of pepper
mint and laudanum. Dose for an adult: One
teaspoonful every hour, if necessary; less accord
ing to age of patient and severity of disease.
This was used with excellent results by our
missionaries ia Turkey some. years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-20

Horace Greeley is to deliver three agricultural
addresses during the coming few weeks in West
Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-20

Russia has again resumed her warlike SUI
premacy upon the disputed waters of the Black
Sea. -. -'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-20
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandra, Va, Postotfcc,
August II, 1872.
Persons calling for letters will say they are adj
vcrtSed and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter office in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-20

Joseph P Root United States Minister to
Chill is ill with the smallpox at Saratoga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-20

HENRY WILDT,
Lately with w. W. ADAM
Has opened
WATCH and JEWELRY ESTABLISHMT T.
at No. 10 North Royal street,
next door to w. }. CalmISs. Special attention
will be paid to repairing Watches, Jrwelry and
Clocks Cheap, quick and good work guaran-
teed aug l"-iif
r OST-On King street, be ween the steamboat
IL wharf and the Virgins House, on Sunday
last, aGOLD SLEEVE BUTTON with pearl
sci, attach ed to piece Of black velvet a libcr-
al reward will be paid for lis return to this ollie"
or the Nrg mia House.
aug - 2.* RlCH'D. COLEMAN.
(rEO w. HARRISON, Fish Merchant Of
VI this city, Leaves here this evening for the
Mackcrcl Fisheries of New Brunswick ana VIII
return in few weeks with NEW FlSn III
abundance for the entire South and invites ms
customer; to waite until his return Tor bargains
in all kinds Of new fish. aug ~"
TSE LYONS AMMONIA SOAP-lt Is
~ one of the finest Soaps now IN use; FOR
sale by GEO McBU ~ y son,
aug Ii lob ana l'o Ming >''ec'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-20

Lewis, A NJ
Mason, Dennis
NJ orrell, Miss Sarah
Pray, Frank 7
Padgett, Miss Clara
Potter, Ephraim Z
Purt, Miss Eliz.
Parker, Mrs Minna
Stuart, Morrison
Shaw, Miss Betty
IStriplin, Robert
Simpson, John
Southern, Joe
Saviour, Miss Mary
Shoeman, Phenix
StocSdaIe, Smith & Go,
smith. Warren b
Tut, Burkett
Woodland, Miss A NJ
| Walker, Daniel, col d
Williams, Miss Ella
| White. Mslagar
! Wallace, Michael
n. 7. TRIST. ?. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-20

A CONTRAST While we in this locality
have been sweItering with almost uncomfortable
heat for the last few days, news comes to us
from far country that is we'll calculated to cx-
cite our wonder, if not our envy. In the South
crn province of New Zealand intensely cold
weather has prevailed, aud one Of the rivers
was frozen over so that heavy teams crossed on
the ice. As the mean temperature of this re-
gion is about sixty degrees, and the range Of
the thermometer very limited, ~ doubt the in
habitauts of that section are now finding as
much fault with the severe cold as We 10 this
latitude are of the extreme heat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-20

DEATH OF Dr. TIIoS. f. BOND. DR.. ThOs
+. Bond, welk known physician and professor
of medicine of Baltimore died, at his country
seat, "KaImia, in Hartford CO. Md yesterday
morning from cancer in the stomach, after an
illness Of about two MONTHS in the 59th year of
his age. Doctor Bond, when youth, came to
Baltimore and studied medicine, graduated in
his DIST year, and practiccd his profession for
about Is years. Possessing literary inclination
he exercised his talents in that particular by
writing for the press and subsequently became
editor of the Episcopal Methodist. which after
he had conducted it with marked ability for
some years, was sold to it's present proprietors,
Rev. Drs. Poisal and Rosze He then retired
to "kalmia," where he resumed the practice
of medicine. Subsequently returning to the city
he started another religious journal known as
the Baltimore Christian Advocate, of which
he was editor in chief and which was afterwards
associated with the Christian Advocate OF st.
Louis. Dr. Bond also held professorship in
the Washington University. His life through
out was one of continued activity and varied
usefulness and he frequently exchanged the
duties of the sanctum and the profession Of med
icine for the more deyout services OF the pulpit.
The articles written by DIR. Bond we're marked
tor their rhetorical and trenchant force.
DIR. Bond was a son Of DR.. Thomas Bond, an
old and prominent physician of Baltimore, and
brother Of Hugh l.. Bond, formerly } Judge OF
the Criminal Court of Baltimore, now one Of
the new Judges of the United States Circuit
Court, who has figured prominently in conuec-
ton with the ku-Klux trials in South Carolina.
1t is perhaps unnecessary to add that the Judge
and the Doctor were Numerically opposed in
political opinions and sympathies DR.. Bond
leaves wife and twelve children and a large
circle ofrelatives aud friends to mourn his death
His remains will be brought to Baltimore for
interment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-20

Alexander, d B
Barbour, Miss Sue
Bell, Annie, cold
Blackmon, Fanny
Bayley, VIM Ii
Bollttie, Colonel
Boye, Geo II
Ban ks. Mrs Hannah
Close, Mrs DR.
Coghill, John, col
Cook, Miss Maria
Carter, Rnbert, cold
Cobb, Robert A
Davis, Mrs Annie
Fry, Edmond, cold
Gardner, Fl
Gill, Miss Sarah
Hodge, Sandy
Harvey, Mrs Susan
Harrison, Mrs Laura
Howard, Mrs Michael
Jackson, Marg't. cJld
kctchum & Go. Chas I
Lindsay, Miss Mary +
aug 2O-1t
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

Commander Alexander II. Ssnimes. q,
the United States navy, has been found
guilty ofcruel punishment, abuse Of off.
c'al power. oppressive and inhuman ron
Duct unbecoming an officer and q gen.
tlemaD. His sentence is. to be suspen-
ded from service three years, and repri-
manded in general orders ey the Secre-
tary of the navy. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20
STATE NEWS.

The smallpox has fed from
Liberty.
Old topers in Gosport. when they
''sober off," enter into $50 bond to
keep the pledge.
Liberty sspires to q hotel built
on The same plan as the Bates
House and Of like dimensions.
Curtis Pence, of Warren, had
$4OO stolen from his house about
three weeks ago. No clue to the
thief. s
q. Hunt has sold half of the
Logansport journal to Mr.. Joe
Dague. q well known job printer
OF that.ciy.
]. P. Badalett has been a sub
scriber of the Vincennes Sun for
fifty years. and has paid for the
fifty first year in advance.
There is gracious revival of
religion now in progress at Union
Chapel, near Mui Lick, Canaan
Circuit, under the labor of Rev.
Isaac Turner. Quite e number of
conversions, seventeen in number
have been added to the Church.
Madison Courier.
A proposition to lightthe streets
OF Mount Y ern0n, this State, was
opposed in the City council of tina
burg on the ground that if th'
streets were lighted. thieves would
be enabled to see when they wer'
watched, and consequently, i
would impossible to catch them.
Because Fort Wayne woman
kept her bedbug poison on tn
same shelf with her preserves sh
don't have to mend Johny's t-ow
sers any more.
An Elkhait county man made
mistake In church the other day
when the contribution box was he'll
out to him. He went for his pock
etbook, but produced pack q
cards. The deacon with box pass
ed.
i Logansport has new Den O
cratic paper called the SuN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

DR.. Hall says that it ought to be
extensively known that the or
binary boiled rice, eaten with
boiled milk, is one Of the best
remedies known for any form oil
loose bowles; Drowned like coffee
and then boiled and eaten at in.
tervals Of four hours, taking nj
other food or liquor whatever; it,
curative virtue is intensified by
keeping quiet in . warm bed; thel
it becomes an infallible remedy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

Reverdy johnson and the Kuklux.
REvnsDx JoHNsoa ws0t to Columbia.
South Carolina, 70 defend the Kuklux,
oisbelieving the reports Of tho character
Of their organisation, and disputing the
constitutionality and necessity Of the
Kuklux act. and Of he use Of military.
He had no personal interest in any of
the prisoners, NOR wAs he engaged on
account ofany individual; but BY the
nature Of his engagement and underta>
king and convictions, he became
counselor and attorney for the Kuklux
prisoners in general. We doubt if it is
the history Of political or criminal trials
. lawyer ever arose in court and pro-
nounced such judgment against the
client he had undertaken to defend Is
REvERDx JOHNSON did against ku-klux-
lem ~ there exhibited. when, after list
ening to the testimony in the case be was
defending. be. nid: n
I'have listened with horror to some oil
the testimony which have been brought
before you. The outEages proved have
been shocking 10 humanity, they admit
neither ofjusaiacation nor excuse; they
vislate every obligation which law ant
nature imposes upon men. These mel
sppear to have Teen ell alike insensibl
to the obligations Of humanity and relig
ion; bat the day viii come, however,
it has not already arrived, when The
will deeply lament it. Even if justic
should not evertake them. there is ~
other tribuad from which there is q
escape. It is their own conscience, th,
tribunal which sits in the breast Of evsl
living mAns that still small voics th
thrills through the heart and - il speal
gives happiness Or torturs-ths voice
eonscisnos-the voice Of God. And il
has not already spoken 70 them in ton
which have walked them to the enormi
Of their cendpek y trust in the mercy
heaven that . voice will speak hslt
they shall 10 called 70 the dread tribul
to aeeount foe thsif trapsgrsssions in Il
world.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

In Howard County number of far
mers. also few citizens Of Kokomo, have
an enterprise in hand. Stock to the
amount Of $4,000 is to be raised. With
this capital farm is to be purchased,
and that farm is TO be stocked with fine
cattle. hogs, sheep. and horses. Especial
attention will FIRST be civ n to the pur-
chase Of fine bulls, rams, bears and
stations.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

The turbulent wrangle at New
Orleans between the two rival
political factions, for the control
of the Louisiana Legislature, con
times. The city has been vir,u.
ally placed under martial law.
United States and State troops and
special police are on throughout
the city, to preserve the peace. At
last accounts Governor Warmoth't
friends had control of the Lcgis.
lative halls.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

Whatever may be said Of the appoint :
ment OF Admiral Polo as Spanish Minis
tor Plenipotentiary to the United States
that OF Concha to be Captain General O
Cuba does have sor,e significance. Con.
cha Marquis Of Havana, had long ex-
perience in Cuban affairs, having beer
Captain-General Of the island from 1916
to 1852, and again from 1854 to 1855.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

The remonstants against the
licensing Of John Morford to re-
tail Intoxicating liquors in the
town Of Metamora, have appealed
from the decision of the Commits
sioners to the court of Common
Pleas. The issue they want set
tied is this: Is q man who has
had q license and wilfnlly violated
the law, Of the good character
contemplated by the law, and OF
sufficient character to entitle him
to renewal Of of his license
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

State, County and Railroad tax
es, for 1871, can be paid, as here
tofore, ct the Citizens's Bank,
Richmond. Leave your names q
few days before you wish to pay
and the receipts will be ready
when called for. Application
should be made early to avoid the
tho crowd and delay later in tn,
season. ~
JoHN S1M, Treas
RICHMOND, JAN, 1872.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

THE Franklin IN. H. PATRIor, tells
tho story Of : lad. skating on . poad A.
oovs Fanklin, who struck fire with his
SKATE near slight orifcs in the ice, from
which steady fame arose. Afterward
To ice was broken and a match applied
To the presence Of quite . party. the gas
giving large and steady flame for over
. quarter Of an hour,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

This is the season for diptheria
to rage. One who has tried it
says, the following is = sure cure
for this dangerous and prevalent
disease: "Bind salt pork around
the throat, and eat ice freely. The
latter keeps the fever down, while
the former drsws like q two horse
team. A simple, but sensible RENE,
dy, and never falls"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20
CoxGREssMEx. like corns, are oftt
paired off.

CoxaREssxEn. like corns, are offer
paired off.
A.sADDLE-HoRss 4 not necessarily
1lltsmpsred because he takes fence
readily.
FIoUREs won't lii, !" won't they7 Docs
fashion able womans figure tell the
truth9 ~
.YoU have been sorely tried" said .
sympathixing friead to Joe Crowden,
weeping over the coffin Of his third wife.
Eyes, responded the bereaved one, II
have always had the dreadfullest luck
with women"
MATRINoNIALlY speaklrg, the single
thought that auimates "two SOULS in
Indiana seems to b the thought Of be-
coming single again BY means of*a;-
vorce.
WHAT sort ofascent is descent? A
trip up. for It brings you down.
A NAN hes 10 more right to say an
.uncivil thing than to act oae; no more
right to say rnde thing to another than
~ AuVCA uis0 OOW u.-JVhNSONs
CONSCIENCE, in most men, is but the
anticipation Of the opinions of others
TAYLOR:
Why is caterpillar like q loaf Of no,
bfead4 Because it's "grub' tha'
makes tho butter hy.
WAY are pen-makers the mos. dis
honorable persons in the world? Be
cause they make people steel pens. ant
then SAY they do write.
Coon manners are part Of goot
morals, and it Il - much your duty q
your interest 70 practice both.
Why Is N old pocket handkerchis
like sn old ship3 Because it has expe.
.rieaced many . hard blow.
tbs genial Apache chief. Cochise, i
said to have committed over 100 muir
ders within the last two years. many q
his victims being subjected to the mos
frightful torturss.
A PsoRIA man was attacked an
knocked down BY wild steer. whic
attempted to pin -hin to the groun,
Luckily, the animals horns passed b
tween the mans body and arms. Po:
ssssing great muscular power, the ms
seized the horns and with all his for
twisted the steers neck and throw hir
He then jumped up and ran, but b
flight was needless, - the steer v
found dead the next morning just whe
he WAS thrown. his neck having be
broken.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20
3. w. DAVIS.
Editor and Publisher
Dissolution Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween A. E. Croker and Elijah Coffin /,
under the firm name Of A. E. Crocker 4 Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. A..
e. Croker purchasing Elijah Collins inter-
est, is alone authorized to receive money due
the firm, and will pay all demands on presen-
tation. The business will be continued by
the undersigned at the same place and under
the same firm name, where he hopes to see
his old friends and many new ones.
A4tl A. Z. CRocKER.
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Partnership Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Nj. B. F..
II Crawford hos this day been admitted an
active partner in our firm. The business will
BE- continued in the firm name of Zeller 4 Co
All indebtedness oe the old firm will be set
tied by Zeller Bro, to whom all outstand-
ing accounts shall be paid.
d. X. TELLER,
j. s. TELLER,
81 BE-. CRAWFORD.
NE. 357 Main street, Richmond, Ind. 1872
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CINNAMON jim.
NJ BxuP HATTIE.
Thsy ealled hin 0innauon jim for short,
Ard his na0e pesee knew
Bnt II amt % count fcf he's quiet now,
A nd HE slssp b The hind that all msn know
Who live - Ne miners do.
I've Ase'fn hin talk Of blue eyed gal
Souewhsre on the Eastern shore;
u only ] know ID wllar The caliker is
I'D Writ how he olosod,up his earthly biz
And wouldnt sene bask no more.
Mise raaehsd together high eighteen year
P.sssah ~, x s M r ,sd I. ih. .1eIe,
Tks1C innamm Jtm has CT and gone
I hay0t 10 friends 10 spare.
Il must . bin sightssp rear ago
The rainy season wee thar:
Right nigh 10 my siuice 4 looked up and sec
The sedyas0snt a7gaGin At me
Like rsd hide aloohin' for har.
No, no, not CinnAnon jim NO, ST,
Twas . Rrixxly a.l0okin' for meat,
And wonderin' Whssher I'D pan out tat,
Aud lookup - sweet - tiger cat
When The keeper mas standin' treat.
Why didn't sunl Ny legs was too stid. !.
Ard didn't know how TO pray:
50 I stood Ike staks at the end of q claim,
And couldn't have told jon my grandmother's
Nsr move TO ~ ont Of The way.
Well, this 'ers Cinnamon Jim, he seen
The SHAPE hat he trouble was in;
His claim Vas OF to the rear ~ mine,
But he made for the bar IN . right bee line,
And he went for old Gale to win.
He come Ayin', with pick in hand.
Like war Sioux ON the plain,
And b yelled lie dozen Arraphoes,
As be passed one o. Cinnamon Jim's best blows
With the pick intos0rizzly's brain.
So, fellsrs, If you'll only gimme hand,
Wen lay him up into my bunk
We wont make much Of funeral, sirs,
Lin carefully, Cinnsmon's what he stirs
Why, hang Il, old Cinnamon's drunk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

n ETTERS TESTAMENrARY on the will
IL of Frederick Bowling, late of the city Of
ana, deceased, have this day been granted to
the undersigned, by the Clerk of the Cou TT
o: Common Pleas, If said county. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are
required to ile them, duly proved, in the of.
fee of said Clerk within one year from this
publication. The estate is supposed to be
solvent. JOHN PETERSON, Executor. Z
Dec. 26, 1871. n42t4
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