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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
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Pennsylvania Csntrai Rallreaa.
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Amer s p. NJ. SUNDAY. November l2th. ps7l.
Thstrsins OF the pennsyl anis Ccntraik. .&.le lesvS
The Depot, st 3lst and Market Streets. which y
reached directly by the Market Street Cars, the
and Market Srsetsthirty minutes before its dspar-
ture. The Chestnut and Walnut Strost cars rus
within one square Of the Depot.
SLs!riNoCA TICK Ers can be had on aPHlicstio!
Chestnu II Streets. md stt the Depot. Lf.,L -,
AoENTsOy THE UNiON TRArPHER COMPANY will
callforand delive! BaggsGe ~ the Dspct. Ordsrs
left At No. y0l Chestnut Street. No. ll6 Market
street WI VIZ l.isIs Is1 .s.sp.iS21 21xpor VIZ:
PAoLI ACCOM- ,s;;;--.s.a5. 80. and li:lo 4, y.
EdGS aAykN 1EfaiRXz ExPKiEi;siis:;.. So Is
sAsT !F llSE tk zYD ERIE ,ExPEEss s
kAskIsSE M X XCCi;0NM0DXTiSS y sso s. F H. 4.
tt44kkSSHhssHI,EEfEk kS AZ NJ "a TRaIS HRoaEk Acco y
hgFFALo 4 NIAGARA EXP.-.".-6:o :. :.
s6Hu1FFHFkN EHu1FFH HFA1 T. EXPRESS. .....'.... 81 80
~ hESis ~ - ''-'' W. ~ -
Southern Express. Pacific Express. Erie Nail
| and Buffalo / Niakara Express leave daily. Al
other trains daily. except Sunday.
ing % SATURDAY night. run osly ts wilhsnsport
CINCINNATI Express runs daily; On Saturday night
'ef ThE tSeS'Rs @RssTRRS II HcScoMMoDArIoN TRAM
rams daily. exssp. SUNDAY For thi: train M ticket
Sunday Train No. / leaves Philadelphis $40 A
NJ; arrives Pa0li y ~ a. NJ. sunday Train No.
!ssyes Philadelphia $40 7. n. arrives PAoli 10
Sunday Train No. ! leav es PAoli 7.eo A. n: :. ar
riyes Philadelpbia 4 A. NJ. sunday Train No.
leaves Paoli 500 =. NJ; arrives Philsdsiphla 6l
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,luun,eu's PALACE Hoo CAR.-rhe Gle,

/ sraus PALACE Hoo CAR.-The Cleye-
- L1a1w describes the Bergh Palace Hog
Or! "When the swine wish 70 siumeef they
G0HS Whlstle made from the tail Ofa brother
'H0ne before, the Conductors enter and con.
~ tlem to = hot Russian bath In the rear Of
Is q, oftsr which they. are rubbed down
Win rough towels, . lunch OF old boo&s and
- Gsam 1urnished. Not sQneal Is ever
heatd on these cars, nothing but grunts Of
s asas'sS hours s':' d.y
va1yin2 b. I cottage organ, and sineing such
11ISdS 6 The Han Taf Man, THE Mateh
0A0 Rkine,' when the Pigs Come Home,
eEc., etc. In fact lifs isone perpetual holiday
- ~ hse tlgtns until they arrive within 2
teE miesM jersey CITY, when the rsm ..n.s' .
a ekSofoferm into each car, and the inmates
~ NJ 3 slualber from which they Do not
oW11t6n IN this world Of trachiue, butcher
ksfSG, srncksd ham, head-cheese and death
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3ailres6 Zines.
? tladsphla Wllmangton aua 0a'u
0aro oall6oal. t.ls
TIME TABLE.

Al M Il IA BILE.
ns: S::::,s .S;D A.! r....: vi,
wAY,AAL fRAih - Sss 4. n iSsadays esse1ssd) 10
b:..s.s ;ss.s
z. .Aa S.ys.s ss.ssI i:iasssd s.s 1asyi.sd AUD
s::s;'s s::ss -. - no.ss:::; :s :ss
s.o.s. - ;si':ssrS , VA Vs.o:nsso .sd % Psoe@SH: %
xs:Ess fsA1s .s,,.s 4 n. ts..a.,. excepted, ), 10.
.so. .S sSS rsis ss ~ c:. q vi"
sx,issS IaAiS :! 1SS 3; =. !sssd.y: :.e.y..e,l .,
f.s1;
-as'-
.'e::.: i: II sssa s.'sss; 4:;,. III
80: H:ssss s.1 Ss',sis."i ..A. III.
~" Al. 1s;17At.1serox rsA1sa
,sS =: ~ sses: .s:l.sa 4 ga wc..s:S.
4s. sss .i: IL: .ss.:s: o. =. -: s.: T.
!t!!;siss % . 400
80 IN DAILY 2. The Ae 4. q. .seis .li 20.
!; 81 .''''',. ,..,ss -. ,ss'''
10 4; sss: Z: S.s.1 and Phil
-. '' sd s' =. :,1:s
5:;s rs " 4: 's = :::s:
= M q! s...Io.. s.ss:.s rSsSsiyl!. .sa L.nsais
:.s: q ;.sa ossis e: sA.a!:s: e. s::'iss;
Trains sAvlag Wirriagoa et4 .. n, and 100 viii
consct ~ Lamokia Juncslol with The 100 m. aud
AOH .: sraias for rhilsdsphis asd ,lst0sr" Cen
T6ROU0E TRAINS IROx BALTIMORE.
L8AvE WILMINGTON at ~ ~ l31D H. sea, l030. p
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LsA1s % csE EsIhe = ~ ~ ~ az liSs A. n.
Prem Dalumorete rhll.dsphia. Leave Baltimore ~
Pc. HAP.H isoi.::. ls'i: solss i. S.s;.... p -
Prem neletnSr:!o DsPesisad iAsss
lsssansdaaiss ssnfFoa Pert Dspesit viii sPssry
siliss u An. for Dstiaessaad assrOsdisss ssa
TEAMS 1OR BALfIN0RE.
l Leave Chester ~ l3.uo anA o1l 4. H., and 4B p.
Leave Wnlsstoa - AAsa. A0o aad " " lsss al
sUNDA rRAIN SRoM BALTIMORE
Leaves oale0rs q ~ sssppins q Msgnona Perry
NAM .Absrdesa, HayRe1e-@3racs Perry Wis Cnerss
tewn. Nosth East, Riktoa. Newark, 6sastoh. New
port. wi'@'assOs ca1%ess. L;ssoo "a sad osss..s;
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ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS

ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
49, SAIL. EvRRy WRDNEsDAv AND SArUR-
DAY.
PASSENGERS book Cd 10 and from any Railwsy Sta
tiOn or Seaport in Great Britain, Ireland. Nor.
way. sweden. Denmark. Germany. France uol
land. Belgium. and lne nted states,
AT LOWEST CURRkNCY RATES
Cabin tare from New York to GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL.
Londonderry or Queenstown. S7S and oSS, Inter
mediate. o33. Steerage, 01S.
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickets at reduced rates For fur
theS particnisrs apply to the Agents HENDER-
SON BROTHERS,, Bowling Green. NY. or to
SAMUEL +. BELTS.
ian?-lywsw -cnsrl5 Wilmington.
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Z Llly,ia Ll,i s,ocx NAakrrs.-wlth 'increase'

+ Llyn HaoOx NARKHTs.-With Increased
sapolioe ol cattle, sheep and calves, the mar
ksts rule dull at lower prices. Hogs fall on
fpHWAhers, but are no higher, There were
61ok oAttle received last week, with 4,9Ai Of
tAan o aals Monday. but could only % dis
poseA q BY eoscefiiHE one-half cent on the
'Seaee. and even then few were left. Ship
DeES counted too much upon the increased d..
nod nov hat Lent Is over. Eggs and veal
aso 10 plonty aud low for beef to keep at the
~ hiah prices, especially since mutton has
s9seape1. Rss sheep barely reach l0c today
~ - satiine at '9xc. There were 7,S0(
. - arrived 7or sale Monday. but were moi
j ~ 1kDnsed Of. HoRs are stsAdy, With nf:y
stVo Oi1 arrived Wednesday ard Monday.
WGo06en dressed arc now done fer the season
In M worth 4T@SEc.. city siauaeteret
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y.,vI,r,,af PAsaoyrn.-rhe Passover seas,

JHvrxr PAssovER.-The Passover season
eeSnepces With our Israelitish citizens on
The evening q the 9Th At April and continues
0a thrOugS the week, the 9th and 7th being
o16c2 tAS Art days OF Passover. the 9Th, 9Th,
16l& ~ nth the middle days, and the 18th
~ TOR. .Shc last days. This 10 celebrated In
- 01e6osntiOn Of the great event narrated
q - Dtble, when the Destroying Angel
pAsSsd evM Egypt during the bondage Of the
lRaelIEes. and sMote all the first born, from
~ 1T horn Of Phareah 70 the drst born q
IL SoaAEs; but sparing the 6rst born cf efl
thoee Who hoil complied with the osder Of the
XlSi1&SY ID striking their doOr. posts with the
b60ody Hissop. No feaven bread Is allowed
IN TIE household during the continuancs 0l
thio ee1aoo, And tAliaiSuA services are held
daily. The season ends on the evening d
A611DaAV, The 18th Of April. n
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4fu, AAuertisfmeuts.

HUMGERKonD c1LLEGIAvE l1eIl.
IL fUTe, ADAMS, JEFFERSON COUNTY.
\. Flint elass Boarding School for Ladies and
0sntlensn. Graduating courses in Classics, Bei-
enoes. kn9in eefine. Business and Music. and pro
pering tor college: EUROPEAN TEACHER. or
lNsTkUMENTAt MUSIC. Fine opportunities
in Otl Painting and Drawing. Unexcelled sdvan-
tages in all branches. Teachers of experience and
ability in every department. Location HEALrH1ul
and ACCESSIBLE. For catalogue or information ad.
dress ALBERT WATKINS A. NJ, Principal
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Dg!LAgELPHlA. WILMINGTON / BALTI
G MORE kA[LhDAD,

SPECIAL NOTICB.
Oa and alter WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1871.
= passenger car viii b. attached 10 the freight
trails leaving Philadslphia At 800 p. m. for Will
D3agton.
The train will stop at statisus - follows. when
sisnslled 0rsys Ferry. o.l2 y. n. lAsarett0 9.30
z n; Chester. "a p. nj d:@okis. ~ ?: n; rhns, b. {,
p. n: kllersis 1918 p. m; arrive Milminston. lO.S
j.. N. loctOl II. ?. KENNEY. SUIT.
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.v1si1I - aEAsoS.
.YLrxzIs Yoax CASE.

bVoA VAses
atar s't-t a.
Two travellers started on . tour
Wiik ,teust and kno vlsdss lsdsa.
Ose vas uan With mighty hrslass d.
And enc kcAt'e maides. = ~
TAey joined their hands and vowed to b
Co paniens for SEASON;
The syntis mAiden's maine was Faith
TAa mighty msn' was Reason. :.
ns seusht Ill knswislss from the World.
. Asa svssy world ansss Il: a.flr.
An nastsr and sii mlnd we're hss.
DAt kys ~ only spirit. i.ff3
r. ssv Stare Wsss missed frs@ ASsvsa
! slliStsltss6ps eosaA AnA then; fe
Rat. .Shlts IL only found the star,. e
,sr GAs kssAd Ne GOD bsAiad sAs~. .'
/ n - sssh [. lss tralh abevs. hslew.
An hit1~s things Pss salins,
EAA 9sly sought II woman wise.
AID fouad it in her fssains.I Ists %
- ssiA ''This earth . . rolling ball." L
And 90 dos science prove II;
} Nshns aiscs vsssA that It moves.
:. sSAs ybxad tie sprisSs that aeSs q.
.Dt6<1s Wi0 t1bSsee~l eye
. Ths record Of the asss. -
iaVBvlslains yersts be tsanslatss.
~ Esfth's wonAsl writtsn pasS
He digs around . moantain base.
& lAAA asasarss IL With plaonel;
She isAps Il with . Sinsle bound.
sAna staAas upon The Aunnit.
Ne bvinss 70 light the hiddsn force
In u~turs's aabyrihths larkins, =
A.d binds II TO bis onward car
. no as His uishty vorkisg.
Hs sends HE message cross the ssseh.
y Ard dow whore sea gems slistsn;
Sks dslh hsrs to Tod Hs@seU.
q Who bonds HIS sar to listen.
y All things in beauty. tcisnos. AT.
In common they inherit;
But he has only clasped the form.
] while ne hes elssped the spirit.
QoA,s vail iAnnits now looms up
+ nelbr, Path end her lover;
But white he tries to scale its he'sA"'
she Eas gons rafsly over.
n. tries from, earth to forge key
! 70 ope the sate Of Heaven;
That hey Is In the msidsn's heart.
And back its bolts are driven.
They psrt. without her all 10 dark.
His kuo Nledss vaia and hellov;
Far Faith has entered In with God.
where Reason may not follow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-05
RAILROAD LINZ.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
NvTnwARD.

On aud sftsr MONDAY. July 18th
l0l. (Su0davs excepted.) Passsngea
10{0a 0iiI laavA AL Enll0Ra.
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z. z. DEACON.
2. No. lis MARKET STREET.

WILMINGTON. DBL.
I g. gs:ssr:a e is,si:A ~ sssss tAs s'assss
NHALL8N0R FARLOR STOVE.
Superior 10 say In Tie nAskss.
= Alse. As Dsvssssl rslissisg
0oLnIB EAGLE FURNAOK
a = s.: g.: &C. eI: a:a: !: =: s''s '''
D. 8. bossSls Own Css&ssg RGses. a
b. vhasA sssas hask sn1aAsvs ~ - AeassA.
Coll aaA Ie0aaios. 4 edA0leeo eaeogsneat .
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fOf IuTth0F lnfOf0l RPpIytO
JOHN r. F.VANLEER. Jr.. Ticket Agent. .90l Chsst-
nvt Street;
FRANCIS FUNK, 1icket A gent. 1l6 Mark tStrsss;
0AM'L H. WALLACE, ,Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Nail Road Co. will not aSsume
any risk for baggage. except fo- wearing apparel,
and limit tn cir onsibility to one hundred dol
lars in value. All lbaegage exceeding that amount
hvalus will be st the risk ofths neP. nall ~
ken special sontrsot. A. J. CAhSATf,
SuDt 2sn'. Altoena.ps-
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n eW Doog ana NAOe AeOPe.
q GEO. 8. HAGANY,
Iss.ess Hsshss "a SkiSie1 Issjsst QUO,
u esge - vasiea 0sseftasat 81 Boots saA Shoes
.! Ledie. .0entle0sA. 1sys. nissss asd CAildrea
I'll he proposes 70 cell ct prices 70 suit th
pssesst times, saa rssDsetfally asks the public 4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-09
Heware the Ides Of August.

We hear but very litttc now-a-
days of the Millerites and other
people who have predicted the
;speedy end OF the world. The Rev.
DIR. Cummings maintained for n
iongeritime than any one else bis
falth in the carly advent of the
Millennium, and athe succeeding
end OF this great, round globe; but
even he has been silent Of late.
Heweyer. the tavoFi'e theme
finds q new exponent. 1t is now
Swiss astronomer-one Mr..
Piaptamour, Of Gcneva-who is
gloo,nily ft'rebod:ng tbe end ofall
things here below. He Gays that
ANEW comet Of Incredible size is
iiurtiing through the air with in
conceivable velocity, and is COM
ing in direct line toward our
earth. There is no escape for as
On the t2th Of August nsx'-for
our Swiss astronomer knows all
about 1.-THE lying meteor will
strike this planet and dash it to
pieces. Its approach will be her
aided by a season OF iDtense heat,
which it is probable. 7 will 7shrivel
us oil up before the inevitable and
final shock takes place. New
York Fost. sss5H Eat4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-09
6hexiRs Sale.

mr. v'rses ~ - execution to ne di,ed
- ron tas Wayns Cifruft Court. 4
exRoee e Psbaie Sale, u ths Cnust Ho1
eosr u .ewuof Cspusvill Wayne soa&
98d Dry OF March. 187l
between the hours Of 10 o'clo. 1 l. M. and
o'clock ?. m: on said day. The foIiow1
Beine part ii the north east a..rt.r
section number twenty-eight (28), In toi
shipsouss~eu( f4}. range one -, and bov5
Cd % follows: Commencing On the west II
Of the middle fork OF White Wa er. Da1
Hoever's northeast corner. and running frd
thence north thirty -four {34l degrees, ed
fifteen (15) poles to . corner; thence non
6fty-four 50 degrees. east 5evenaeeu III
poles aud FIVE ~ links to ! corner: them
south forty-eight ASj degrees, vest s;xtei
ils) poles and twelve inks, to Z corpd
thence seush forty eight {as) degrees, Ell
twenty-ons y poles and three cay links,
the place OF beginning, containing two q
acres, more er less; together with all III
longing. -
Also, part OF the north -wsst Quarter
section twenty seven ~. tswnship fourteeI
II, range one !. west; and bounded a. fol
lows, to-wii: go
BeginninG alta stone in the center Of n
Richmond sndssIillsbara' turnpike. So 6l-le
rods. ast a the north vest corner OF sai
section; themes along the center OF count
road 81 34-l0 r4ls % . stones thence scout
1257-l00 rods to 4 stone; theme. south 8
degrees; west 50 56-l00 rodsso q stone in sai
Mrnpske; thence nSrtn - degrees; east l
"a loo rods 70 the place al beginning: con
tAininK fnpr acres ard ninety Six % l,erchs
more or less.
10 be sold ~ alss psopertyos Henry Hunte
to satisfy said execution in my hands, in Il
var Of JOAeph Finrey. Said sale v ithOut n
lief from valuation or apprsisemeut laws
WIN. h. STUDY, sheriff ot w. C.
A. B. Young. Att'y for Plt.f-
Feb. 18th, 1872 5i-4x-pfSI2. 90.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-09

FAfAL AccIDExr.-On Saturday
morning fast, Samuel Robertson,
a farmer residing about ore mile
east of Arba was struck and in
siantly killed by limb Of a tree
which he feilel. 1t happened thus
wise: A little son and one of his
nephews we're amusing themselves
at play short distance from where
Mr.. R. was chopping. and it seems
that he intended 10 fell the tree In
the opposite direction from them.
But. contrary to his expectations,
it comne nced falling directly to.
wards them, and it is supposed
that he seeing their danger at
tempted TO run to them. He was
found quite q distance from the
stump with his skull SO badly
crushed that death soon followed
The children seeing the tree fall
ing got out of it's reach, but were
SO, badly scared that they coul6
not, give an Ineligible account o
the occurrance. s.s8f 40
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-09
SchAnl Eunda.

From The TKLEGRAx 81 am in receipt Of
letters fr.m nearly every part of the county.
inqu ring about the amount q funas that
Wayne coaaty win b. entitled TO nnder the
act Of. Feb. "a, 1871. For the berftsf peri
sons VITO contemplate getting loassssl wilt:
answer as nearly as possible al iseuiries
-mades* 81 4 q
lst, The Cannon School lawsaet~ ~ 1855
provides tina: the School Fund shall be loan
ed b. th-auiiitor, aud that the amount SO
loan-d to any one person Or company, shall
not exceed one thousand dollars.
81. That no loan sta II be made for a longer
fermtha 4 fisc years.
81. That the Auditor shall, on the fourth
Monday in March, annually offer for sale all
mor,gaged lands on which payments of in
terest are due on the LIST day of January, and
unpaid on the day Of sale.
The act of Feb. 9th, 1871, provides that
the Sinking Funds of the State be distributed
among the different counties OF the State in
in proportion 10 the number Of Inhabitants in
each county according to the last census.
An THAT said funds be loaned by the county
Auditors and Treasurers for the same length
of time, and upon the same security, as the
Common School Funds.
s. 1t iur,aer provides, that all loans made
after the 24th day of Feb, aforesaid. be az
annually in advance. All parties who have
obtained loans since the passage Of said act,
Feb. "a, 1871. at per cent: per annun, will
be required to make ii up to Ssper cent, as
required by said act. 800
Aud all persons having loans, the times Of
which expired on or before the gath day Of
February.is7l, are required to renew their
mortgages at once. and: will be required to
pay interest at the rate of 8 per cent. per an
mum, instead OF per cent, as before.
l am rot able to state the amount that
Wayn- county will be entitled to, under the
Dist. ibut;on Act bu. snppo Sc. it will be from
Ten to twenty thousa nd dollars.
In leaning all trust funds in the future.
shall be governed as to priority by the appli-
cants' circumstances considering that man
wan ing money on which to speculate, can
afford TO wait until one who wants money to
q
at the rate OF IL 10 is per cent, has been
supplied. ste
Uatil all the applicants have received the
amoant applied for, when under $500, a
greater amoant than $500 will not be Ioared
to any one person or company, except in cases
where I have already agreed 10 loan sl.G00.
10 conclusion, wish to say, that all per-
sens having loans, v | ose terms have expired
(and find fortT-three mortgages amounting
to $to,058 40, in that condition. must renew
or paw the principal.
The amount of interest due on outstanding
loans Is 1886 50, which, if not paid by the
parties owing it, must be advanced by the
county. amounting virtually, to loauing par.
T ties money and then paying Ihe int erest fol
them.
All applications not made to me personally
before coming into the office, or to me CT my
Deputy since, " i'll not be cons idered nor acted
upon. Respe ctfully, "a
f. N. PARKER, Auditor w. e.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-09
Beaver Lake Lands.

On our first page, will be found
a letter from our old friend Judge
TEST, that enters more fully into
tl,e question of releasing and quit
claiming by the United States to
Indiana, the lands known as the
bed Of Beaver-lake. In addition
to what Judge Test says, regard
ing those lands, We see by the
opgressional Globe of March 81
that Senator PRArr. Of our State,
did, on the Cd instant, introduce
into The Senate, the following
bill. noi5s SSH 1868 -
Be it enacted, &c. that the lands
in Newton county, In the State OF
Indians. known as the bed of
Beaver lake, be. and the same are
hereby. released AMI quit-cIaimed
to the State of Indiana.
In introducing this bill, Senator
Pratt, made strong speech urging
the Senate to pay this bill. We
would gladly publish the entire
speech, but ne have not room, and
therefore content ourself with a
few short extracts from it showing
the cogent reasons he gives for it's
passage: aoot
Mr.. President the bill under
confederation is one OF local i'm
rortsnce. 1t proposes, in the
brieicst possible words, to rrelease
to the State of. Indiana whatever
title the UnitedsStatcs have in the
lands known as he bei Of Beaver
Ike But principles are involv
ed which make the bill one Of gen
e-sl Importance. j 1t raises the
question where the proprietary
interest and municipal jurisdiction
resile in the ease OF the beds ,of
our lakes and rivers in the 1--WE
northwestern States, where their
shores have been meandered in the
public surveys and the lands ION
their banks and margins have
been sold. What rights have the
riparisn proprie,Ors acquired? Are
those rights limited bv the lines
run and the stakes set by the Cows
eminent surveyors on the banks,
or have they acquired the right to
the soil under water TO the middle
OF the lake or river? Andff they
have not. and the United States
2 have sold an their surveyed and
d plated lands ID q given State does
The General Government still con
tinue to own the beds Of The, riv-
ers and lakes, or has the proprie-
tary interest, -, we'll as the mu-
nicipal jurissiiosien over them
vested ia the Stated. The very
statement OF the question shows
ts importance. Nv hiis it has often
occupied the attention OF the courts
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-09

Capt. Wilcox, OF the New Castle Cos
rier, no boubt feels warm interest Il
our congressional race; but he will please
rememi er that Henry County does no
belong TO this District At this present.
writing, even II he has the infirmi,y ,o'l
snee ling. whenever the editor of the
telegram takes snuff; as per examples
The Telegram oracuIarly announce
that, tweoyears ago it plainly saw and
ksenly felt Judge Wilson's weakness"
and the Courier sneezingly responds
yes, ION the stump during the canvass,
he q udss' W isson) was psiniaiiy over
matched by Gooding!'' We Can't heip'
thi- state Of affairs, tho, "ior fools viii
be meddlng.r ,.,ar
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-09

The whole story about The .Freuch arms.
discussion in the Senate has been very clev.
erly put into picture by Mr.. Mast. in a >new
number of Harrers Weekly. There is Mr.
Sumner sitting at q table, with the well de-
Served hoiurs Of lifetime a.ound him. Over
him leans Schurz, as q Mephis tpoheles, ir !.
citing him to draw mp his famous set of
les buttons, designed to prove. that the United
States we're guilty of fagrant breach Of
neutrality during the wsr between Germany
sud France. Behind Schurs Is . plaoari, on
which is writen;, Wanted non plans for
breaking down the Administers tiou. Wanted
plans 10 str up bad feeling between European
powers and the United Statss. oIet rs hare
Investigations The likeness of achurz in
excellent and the part in which he il por.
TRACED exict1y suits his character. lt is
very seldom that an artist can SO happily
hit off The phy sled and moral qualities OF .
man at one str ke.- Nsv York Tunes -,