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New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

Foartls7- Enlaaee Twcut7 5even;n-.-
TRAINS LEAVE YgwY?aK ,
20 ior Mo S s.iio.d faias Southport and wsstpo o.
D" for South SorS.I = E1) m; lsi5 gr, Ll a'.
fos Darer 9tlllo -. io 3: 30 1ni6;3P
For Gresn,ish and inemeae stations o. l3o 2lS a'5.
saaa.r Mail Train es1s SewYaA at p for
D',o' va .''l ", .r.''c 'coyyEcTISe TeaISS
fSf of Bo.:oa va sBsfi sBar:s fias l:l5 + pa P
ForConsee;ea River Railroad I2;l' p H. TO Northampton
For Hartford Providence aui F,htu RA.oA 12l5p
For Shore Lne Railway at to HOrich AID POVaense IEi'
F5f Ss~sssa sai Soraaa; ton Railroad A. nj p 70 North
Fof .aysn aiiistorn and wmaaae Railroad A' Li'''
g. For Fa Hoasa:onic Railroad sa m. ,nd p.
FS For Sansa.Tea Sanss2 sas Sois hoaa i E % &
For NewCanaan RairoAl a N i?;is anl' 70 p M m >, s,
day halTraD either Line Dra"HgrOoa Car attached to 'A'i
p sem te reached "a, Io.s :.
the Depot As STESs i % ST . a1sn o he X SS Tn Co
Doids Express No. "a BrOd~sy All No COurt BrootyS and
!o% S,.eScs 20 dsssnat on JAMES IL HorT saUt
NEW.Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Through Traas viii New Depot FouhaTe and Forts,
sSo. H. Chicago and MOu.re,l EIPre. with D-vnsrOOm
through 70 SSSss,sI ,5d ~ & room car. to Buffalo
io;e =, ~. northern and wc,srn EErr.'.
400 ~ Mon,r,. EIprsss wh slsepnsars rom SeNfo "
eco n Express sleePugeas for wAef'o"n of"es' and
soo pesc srprs for Roeasse B1sse
ami Nsg.ra Fals also tor Chicago VIA oo1a Ia aos y
Raroa1si aad for S. LOUIS VIA Toledo caves Oh Sao'"
Ina EInr.., with Sleepingear for Troy and Albany
al TM l Trans from side as lereoo
c.. h. kENDRlCK, General fissei ger went
NEwJERSEY RAILRQAD--tERS0IMi FOOT OF
~ DEsBROssEs-Sr. and from 100. Of CoRlLaNBisI-fI
WEsT PHILADELPHIA a. s:3O aud $50 n ES, 4VI 49, ~
$50. y night s1i on sans,' 20, 'satroRs .Sd WasiISG
TON and THE WEST Baltimore, O. 10 u 1No an ~
910- SILVER rssee car 70 "ssHrt-
9:sO tram wltaous fof les
WRST vi. Rslroai9:p sH1 - 70 JIG n
sv Pai,,. ear, are $50 and through fo
Louisville without charge svsi
p,, ar. cs And run tirouh ptt
tarsh rncnnsiI Louisville IT. Loas shoat change Ssi
the 3 and run through um New
YI 10 W,vn Chssc viihos ehAnse efsts Tor ae si oi
of pe,Sro.se,st foot Of Cor,landtst and sA BroaGsN
" l'Daly) , C.ov u lsill -, .
SOITTH SIDE Il. X. OF l.. |.
Winter commencing Oct 20 Is from Roosevelt ss
Gr,nI,L Ses-fort.
I'm m Mail for PalehOxus By Blepor Fir. Place
Ieno A m Accommodation 20 Babylon.
1So Express Pachogue BY for Beleport and Fire Place
Io Accommodation for p throagh 10 Psehogse SATURDAYS
30 d N. Babylon Accommodated.
go D. H. Accommodation for Merriek
The 10 and 10 and the 800 and $3.50 m sus
VALLEY sgean for RocAsuay AM uenpslesA
e. ". DOUGLAS, ssPerrh. .asst
See Tss Tsssa
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
II. P. BALDWIN General Passenger Asgui.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

~ Eha hAlLlsOADo
BeoAD GsE s Sls dSL W E AsG OF cs
H q sar, and NO %espsY Il Nss5I 10
500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boon,qn Banes
coa1eculg at bower Chester l. r. srantoa with AMI
5:i5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN come. rr Denyi
er AHoy'5 and NeE,n al Washington WITH me L. ani W X X
ea' ind Oi"eso aud at Eaoa w Leh gh VALLEY T. FOR all points
l2:6o LEHIGn VALLEY EMPRESS stop, Newark Morn,
Ism! con, eo,,a. :, w. s p =, 40 a
wth Be- De- r. R. Tor Bevie &c AMI at Ea''oa ia L.
f Bethlehem AentoFn. MaHch Chaak. Wkcs5are kesa1 and
p BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. via Paterson ani
Boon,on runs directly hog5h t! ait5 pnss'wloH wtooes
eeaae ea Stopping principal soas Conneen a; Dover viii
4IOp EAsT.y EXPRESS connects at Dover with Chester R.
R. Waterloo with Sussex H. r. aad at EOn with L. v z Il for
3op HACKETTsTowN MAIL Chester.
and Sussex Railroads -
For d0RRsrowN 7:l5 9:l,, n:2o 1900 2o $50 ''.
For SUMMIT ai intermediate e3o 5'5 9o 1910.
'f fo 9 R iy % Rep a, SoTr i oSS iE e @ go s 1870
aud il 20 m I:IO 2IO $40 go 4o 5:J e:oo Go S 9a.
nF For ri SEwGRK ms:2o 7 - go so go 100 lo,o
.9 G q ' .lo aId $40 5c 800 6:lO 6iO $500 $40 s aai
S & S.J, !rR Ta's @ sLo6aFE0 m i h al "MosrcLAR s
$40 and l.cO and 2:co 49, $40 e:!9 sod
ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
H MENT o. Trains asag eject DC 49, l5 From Chambers
$50 a. Chicago Day Express DEiug Room Co,cAe'
Hoo a. M. 2I9rss @ Buffalo ana Siigri DaTnSoo,
% 10 deslna4on
EEpTcs, scepngCoaehes 10 b1Aao and haaf'
700 D. m Dailv) Cuenn.d Chicago Nigh. Sleeping
through Cincinnati, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and thence
For Port jer COO 800 aad 'iLlJ 40 $40 Aad 100
For Gosheu and Mlde;ovu ';99 900 $780, IloO AID '5
3.31 3d. 5:JJ, and 't700 g. u.
Pos War1ach 500 ro6 and lll:l5 a. m. E3o p N.
For Newblrgh 3D. sD ant u: 20. O and $50 p
300 t&3l E0 aaI -lI:l5 go 800 ';3 Co.,
20; Reewoo ohotas Aen1ae and Rnm,eys $40 1850 100,
.lIlj A. rl $50 900 o.. 90 200 and 'll:O p.
For Paterson s5 '73O 500 8JJ oO0. 0O. -ll;lj n leUl
SOD bOV -oSJ @lVc e'l' 'lIiv'
For Ra,berfad ParI anl P..sa e: +73o ta3o 1880 ll9o
m +I:45 $3.50, to- sIs to go s'l5 p UA and Z0'
F haekenaes and way 500 and s5l @ l2i5 4O AS CO.,
su.. +: 30 r. m and SATURDAYS only 200 md.
For ui Way 's.0J a-d sl1 l2iS 4o 4i5 and 600
For Spring Valley end Way 800 4j and o:l5 l2s, COO
For Fpgucoi 500 As $500. In 3:l5 AIS, 4 $780,
6.pl and s..tS D.. n. SatuuaTs IZ:IA ril
For Cre,,si 900 lt BIS, El5 $50 tJo ini
.T:45 D. Satlriays ons l.1O midnight 50, 80. -. z d,
300 l;O t'4o, $50 ''1J
ESQ ard t7.}3 2. S4tudlys only l3:Jl flmght
a.. 10 e;JJ and t'fs
n B-Tr1ts el9sx cha hours haf hoars ies
TSeutv thd-s hsn above tine lhe ~
. m and l1ab r. ida from tllubef-st Only.
n B-Traus n. r. r Of y j. leaving oes't on
quarter h5u Twec tt Thirty minutes eaEHsf '1hn @o"'s
.--.- D.. ~ u - - 4,..,,.,
Cookies eaa obtained aul o!-s Tor olecsnf aud n oi
Usrgage Cmpanys ohes2t 3ks ani ~ Bfod
tat aLd uld ave-
Cont Broou; ladway, W aaburghi at the Company
perots ard OF Agenis NJ the puncipa! loou. ,x,
D,lF Sualsys ouiy Goshen >unlay oaT N7aek only
NA"|' VA. BARR, GeEL Psssr Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
coanlrp RcaI Ga.atc tor 5aIc.

At Binchomton. y. Y.-SEVENTY ACRES,
oroorr lc o-Irc Ctv aaf the SusGueaana and then 20
=. one % te most pleasant, l,All AID srabe siila cls
drrcc. Inquire a. D. = f.N' u ' loau
a. A.-lorA ssooul lo,r Of T. G. Rich tOS haehantcn
TOR SALE-At BRIDGEPORT. Conn. de-
Lb- le Sound ana Seaside fSrS ana Aa
.e be- q. l grounds ~ p 7. Bsr1u Inc boa
,o dy Only taIte years ago; is tAe IoleIu M
--t and B.. sold or because is building larger one
pe1 lof Irce sl0Oe. Also Cottage IN ht nes ntlh
81 - several thousand dollars less ce ChAhLEo bHO' IL
rll L. B-. '-e7ort. or s. r. HURD so BroafE1f.
TOR SALE at Greenwich, Gonna HOUSE
~! LOT containing of AZ ac7t minutes VI ron ae;oI
ato & schools nd churches Apply 70 H. '" L. hOi4'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
Ml5eellnneous.
Eeqdl Notices.

IN the FIFTH CIRCUIT COURI OF the the
UNITED STATES for e SOUTHERN DISTINCT Of dp Gt2R fR
MFRCEe al DeendaDIS EcuiTylt being led the Court
& % f ,t - r1ve5 "a 5use that the interests Of an
be protected far as racah II ordered and iecreed
Monday April next at Rules cause themselves to be
made parties Of sad cause with suitable anu proper asserting
Ard iar,heT ortr that Of this Court this order
tern newspaper published the CITY Of Macon Geor
I on; Of the funds n the Rccey ~ s9s
Granted in Oren Court, Dec ls Io7l
tue COW from the Hiuu'e4 ,..r. ,,,puroox c,.,.
IN the FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT OF the
UNITED STATES for The SOUTHERN paTRiC of &hoRGiA
FhRSFEas e I BaSk ct S' az psaT ts EaT 55s repre-
enied that here other persons 4n 2o'e fore ne Soet inter
interests may protected far prae'esoe it is 9rieIed and
sSs Psse, pa BlnE . o. or 5s The frsi Apa
and proper svernents asserting their respective claims
G a the @ cefs q Of tbs GSs iaq:S c: this se o5Ss %5f
rn Of as Coat newspaper published IN the C,y Of Macon
Pa OF tie trust funds the hands Of the RceyeI .1i Bin
om ihe n.ans Jas McPuERsoS, Clerk.
~ the FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT Of the
UNITED STATES SOCTlaLN DIsiRICT o. &E0RGlAIBR 1BR
A.sgee q e ElkIN EerT1-l' being
eg % 95l % ,l NJ Ds %l IN m trbaaoS Of he assets Iavord
cause th the interests Of al may b. pIoeeI r As % F'
ers aui hlncs BAN 'h on or eos the sr.' Ao.y ID J ~
q
suitl. ayp rIl.uts o.. respective CLAIMS
And that the Clerk m this Court uSe tbs order
decree ior ree months before The neat
term cf Court newspaper pltlle 90 tie ctf of savannah ana
New expense OF publ cation be- td ont oi ue
sollN Li'rh4-'I1 'u4eI-
II open Court Decerie- '1 l3lL. ~
A true the ANNA JOS AofHthsjN NIeiA.
ja.i aTlmM
DEqAErxEsT TAxEs ssEssNeNrs No y 'a'Nsftssr{
NKw-Y0AB. January =, lji-.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment
~ Roll, of Personal Etae Of tle City and County OF
Neor o. viii open for inspection ana VNon on
and after @ and vii open ulu ihe h
dy Arr 1872 tie correction Of errors a1 Tie equa
to, of H. assessment real and personal estate Of tie
and C1.r OF N,alok Al persons believing enst'ts eg
rr~-l Commissioner NE peIlO
rfov- orer 20 rcef
-. n ANDREWS, Comm i'floneTs
THOS j. CREAMER, | Of Taxes
WM u. KISv. - anu
NATHANIEL SANDS Assessments
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
Drp Goods.

SAHTHs PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 Broadway,
> Nee-Yor NoTcE-Fg line Of Pans S,,s. s' pg,gr srqS
nv an the beautiful changes spring Shll HN ILLUSTRATED
PATTERN BAZAAR-Ju7t Published Gives PRACTICAL ulorma-
lion upon every Tels Is the NhW ORk lsd es TEXT
BOOK Subscribed ONE DOLLAR yelr sCBcCkIBEkS en-
@ 10 select FIFTY CENTS patterns FREE Srge copy 25 cents
MADE CLOTH EN Ehf
Ubig7i il PERFECT work By.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

INDIA CAMELs HAIR SHAWLS for Spring
1 wear now opeui from ! % up to 8 800 j. Rt tSStLL
limitation Spanish Linens, Fancy Stripes, Canvas
r Bags Bursps Banket Andrew Lester CO. Jos ehamoeIsI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-11
EASTERN WORK:

Ind no o. throughout my entire stock NJ Eastern vor,
the following reduction: -"s '''
I'm. Boots. French calf or kip e7oo Formerly a
Fine common kip Boot 500
Coarse - - .. s.0
Boots 500 {" 81.
Amo,ner neme made work 10 per cent. cheaper thu
'ormerly. AT this reduction must have the cash. !
az need OF cash com pcls me TO reduce prices.
~ persons Indebted to me are earnestly requested
snd settle ~ cash or note. Accounts of two yesr
0,sndins. not settled By January l. 1874 will he piae
10 On ottccr's hands fer collection.
o.. -, 1i-fy. !. DEox.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-11
ID. T. N. e. q.
rtME ABLE At LIZ IGOOTEE
How tn Go West.

This IL m enquiry which every one
should have rRUrnFULLY answered ~.
fore he starts on his journey. and u lit
tic care taken in examination Of Routes
will in many cases save much trouble,
time. and money.
The. II. y. 4 w. Route.v running
from indianapolis through Blooming
ton to Burlington. has achieved n splem-
did renntation in the last two wears ~
the leading Passenger. Route 10 the west
At burlington II co,Niects with the great
Burlington Route which runs direct
through Southern Iowa to Nebraska
and Kansas. with close connections to
California and the Territories and pas
sengcrs starting from Dubois County.
on their way west ward, cannot do bet.
ter than to take the I. b. 4 W. and Bur-
lington Route.
This Line has published pamphlet
called "IIOw to go West" which con,
'ains mnch valuable information: 4
large correct map Of the Great West.
which can be obtained free of charge BY
the General Passenger
Agent. Il. & NJ. Il. r., Burlington.
Iowa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-11

A POND father In Rochester had sus
pected his daughter Of having stole,
moonlight walks with q lover WHOM
he had refused her seeing, and in com.
Ing home the other night ut a late hour
he thought he saw his daughters arm,
linked IN with the hated lovers. Tn,
indignant papa took the young man b.,
the collar and was giving him goo,l
shaking. together with sundry ad,noni-
lions from behind. when he discovered.
much 10 his dismay. that he had tackled
the wrong MANTLE parties being high
~ respectable young couple who were
tnnocenily returned from pray -mertiny.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Office is hereby given. that the un.
- dersiyn d administrator Of the
estate Of Jacob Dpnb0. deceased. will,
ouer for sale at the late residence Of de-.
ceased. H. Dubois county, Indiana. on
SATURDAY. October 10, 1874,
the personal property Of said estate, (no,
tAken By the widow consisting Of one
morse, two wagons. cattle. hogs, sheen,
farming implements, household and
Kitchen furniture
TERMS Sums Of three dollars AMI
IN Ter. cash all SUNS over three dollars
credit Of nine months will he given.
purchasers giving notes At interest
~tivlng benefit Of valuation with good
security.
ROBERT T. DENBO, A lmr.
San. oTrh. l'7a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-11
Rockport & Jasper Mail neuts

V>HE undersigned having received the
contract for carrying the mail to
Rockport. respectfully informs any one
desiring to 20 to Rockport, that ne viii
provide means for CARRYING them On
Mondays and Fridays II they will lssve
word on the day before At 'he Post -
in Jasper. JOSEPH UnAROD.
Jnly An. 1e7B.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-11

Ill El,AI lLk IEE
X al / o a d.:
L o + AR Nj f II S
WORKS Al
$. X UEBLE RS.
WAGON MAklkes a0f
JAsPgR. INDIANA.
To buy cheap. fer money Ao~a,
Come to Iaspsr. ~ . thr i"~n:
Farmers. and all who ~snt e. huy.
Cnroli your ssssl backs. and draw a.sh;
For kuchier Ia, for sale
The best Flows wlOi-sal. o. retail:
kssvss Carriages. silver hrisLf,
With tanning ir,ricrscnlA all right
Tie NeShorey rin~-Io better ~ ado
Gene o',c al. all. he's have n trade.
Corn is~s srd cuisiV atnt. new.
N"~ing machines ..a ksspsrs. too;
Wagons ~ all kinds. ready done.
hsv rsk~s we're sure w. one:
With many other thifxs I'll nice,
So Jnsi come in. and learn the price:
Then II v"u dent want 10 hwy
Thc--E I've ho harm 'iwixt SON aud I.
fe~ gnoaJohs have h--n made. eoufess.
Whose success has depended an copying frem
Hut unlike the p-nser--'o borrow vino ,nust--
Ihev f,il fo give credit. aud vet call Il Just.
Win labor skill genius " supcrinf~nd.
New improvements make. which the public
commend
And when I've snceecded ami got good
thirg
rh-n.x''h,rx kno~ IT,. on another machine.
Nut something else I've got 10 say.
In not forget me in the nay.
Mhsn iron buy OF lnmher. ven sec,
Nothing bur Incnev will psy from mr.;
- coirs aud paw the oil screunt
And make y ns~ one good and sound;
Now DE- ''o' put " on too far
WIN none! ~ vaur rcck~f. and Tn spare
And yer. erfht' hesitate No 70 saw
The work we = abe rrsfi.C X
Aprii !" 'o-v SEBASTIAN krERIEI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-11

A KUxUALD BECKS SHOE STORES IN IA.
"A PER The Railroad now being nxed fact Ar
shortly 70 be completed. when is peced all kinds
'rMde viii be accelerated by the mighty steam hor.
ana everything In Dubois county put on new aspe.
ana 90 by steam power r. Beck has determined In a.
vance to try and make his trade 20 quicker by an "
nenss reduction In prices and Offering the best ofwor
home made and Eastern. at from 10 TO Is Der c.,
cheaper than heretofore witness the following Fl,
urea. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-11

i"Ssst'oe 81 ne JAsySR VOUEIIa.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20
Richmond Horticultural socity.

This Society met last Saturday at Daniel
BullA's and had . splendid time and profit
able reunion, % we'll ~ feast of every good
thing to tempt the appetite. Many specimens
Of Fruits, Flowers, Vegetables, de-, were ex-
hibitsd. We regret our business kept US
away, for We know. from the description civ
en-, that one printer would not have went
away empty-sure However, our steadfast
and kind friend. Mrs. Samuel Fryar, brought
Us the premium bouquet, and the premium
potatoes, she had on exhibition. The bouquet
Was beautifully and artistically arranged
made Of Oriantumn lilies, and other flowers
of the most lovely and fragrant varieties, and
the potatoes were the prettiest we've seen and
best we have tasted this season. We thank
our friend, Mrs. Fryar, for these handsome
and substantial reme mbrances
1t Was resolved by the Society. to hold its
next meeting ct Dublin, the latte. part of this
month, and IL vas % published in the Telc-
gram; but, from the consideration that the
farmers will be busy in getting in their wheat,
&c., after the excessive rains we've had, that
meeting was postponed until after the next
regular meeting, which will be held at Isaac
Commors's or Saturday, the 10th day of Au-
gust. The time Of going to Dublin will then
be announced.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20
Joint Discussion.

At meeting between Judge Wilso
and Gooding, in Connsrsville, Tuesday !.
July 9th, 1872, the following times 40
places were agreed upsa for the holdip
joint discussions.
Morristown. Monday. August St
1972-Gooding opens.
Shelbyville. Wednesday, August 7th, !.
Wilson opens
Warrington, Friday, August 9th,-
Gooding opens:
Fortville, Saturday, August 10Th
Wilson opens. & q
Greenfield. Monday, August 18th
Gooding opens.
Moscow, Thursday, August 18th
Wilson opens.
Rushville, Saturday, August 18th
Gooding opens.
Liberty, Monday, August 10Th
Wilson opens.
Fairfield. Wednesday, August Dist
Gooding opens.
Brookville. Friday. August 23d--
Wilson opens. se
Connersville, Saturday, August oath
Gooding opens. ~
Meetings to begin At o'clock P. NJ.
each day.
Opening speech to occupy one hour
and quarter to follow, one hour ana
. half following. opener, fifteen minutes
| to close.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20
Secondhand Goods

five are to believe that the political
shysters who governed the Baltimore
Convention represent the dominant
sentiment Of the Democracy throughout
the country, then OH. grand old party
has fallen to very low estate. The
Baltimore Mob, calling itself Nation
al Democratic Convention, arTayed it,
self in q costume manufactured by tho
political stub-shats, who gathered 1t
Cincinnati on the first of May last it 10
proposed thst the Democratic masses
shall now 60 into the Presidential con-
test yelling for ideas and pernicious doc
trines they have been fighting sgainst for
the last twelve years!
In our judgment fully fifty per cen.
Of the Democracy in this section Of the
country will refuse to be clothed in
these dirty and unsightly second hand
goodsi-[ Terre Haute Journal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20
CHARLES F. COFFIN.

This gentleman. on Wednesday
night last, at Lyceum Hall, in
pursuance Of notice, delivered q
most interesting Lecture "a com
plete and thorough description of
the manners and customs Of the
natives of the different countries
through which he recently travell-
ed. 1t was excellent Mr. Coffin
has the faculty OF imparting infor-
matte n, that he takes in with his
eyes, 10 a most perfect manner, and
bis picture descriptions arc en-
phatically word-painting, A strom
Of rain came on just about
the hour Of assembling. and the
consequence was that there were
but few present-say about two
hundred; but we venture the as
sertion that they were never better
entertained. We hear it intinated
that both Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin, will
devote their tslents to delivering a
course Of Lectures expressly for
the benefit OF the Home, at some
future dav, il regard to the inter>
esting objects they have seen, and
the practical lessons .deduced
therefrom. s9
The board Of managers OF the
Home ofthe Friendless tender their
grateful Acknowledgements to c F
Coffin for Lecture; to Luther
Croker for the use Of Lyceum
Hall; to j Al Starr for gas; 10
Nicholson, Hale d Co., for pape-
to Telegram, Palladium and Radi;
cal for printing bills and tickets;
Herald and Independent for notice
Of Lecture, all of which has been
kindly donated.
Mrs. E DENNIS, Sec,
Mrs. S A ILIFF DAyIs,Pre
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20
Synopsis Of Council.

Tuesday Eve. July 16.-An ordinance pro.
hibitng bill posting on public and private
property; one asking that railroads be reuuir-
ed to fence in their tracks /; one making pro.
vision tor annual tax levy, making the tax
about sl.8O on each $i00 valuation, and SOC
poll. The two first we're referred to appropri.
ate committees, and the last was passed un-
der suspension Of the rules.
Petitions. One asking for crossing on east
side Of 5th between Market and Sycamore
one accepting Fire Alarm Telegraph, at cost
OF $5.30n, bonds running FIVE years drawing
3-1O0 per cent. interest-were referred to
appropriate committees.
Unchecked dogs were decided by our city
dscs to be fit subjects for slsughteriDz. Sup
pess citizen has COW, that is taxed, and he
don't promptly pay it. is it lawful for the
police 70 shoot the animal. or 10 collect the
tax as other taxes are collected We would
ike u know sokere our authorities got the law,
except in the case OF an apprehension Of dan
ger frcn hydrop:.obia, for the killing Of dogs,
because they've not got . check suspended
around their necks. Explain Mr.. Mayor.
Fred. Waking's bill was not paid, and was
referred back 10 Claims com mittee. Bills
that were referred TO different committees
were reported on and al accepted. The clerk
was ordered 10 add 500 to the property q
each householder in the city.
A petition, asking Council TO appropriat.
800 per year - expenses, to start an indie.
pendent nre company. Bill for glasses iol
hrs engine, allowed.
lamp post vas ordered to BE- erected 4
the corner Of Sycamore aud Marion streets.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

The very slight effect produced
on the political status Of the color
ed people by Mr. Summers speech
es. is profound astonishment to
that illustrious Senator. He will
learn in time, that men OF his type
are powerful only when he is right.
When personal malice superceed-
ed patriotism as Mr.. Summers
ruling motive, his Influence van
ished-thc giant became a sickly
stripping His strength and infiu-
ence may be rcgained-for much
may be forgiven in one who has
wrought and suffered much-by
exercising the worthy spirit that
possesses him and giving sway to
those grand principles and impul-
scs which made up the Charles
Sumner, whom good men. the
world over loved and honored. e
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

DISTURBING MEETINGS. We
gave brief acco mt Of the Greeley
meeting, called ratification last
week, and stated that AFTER the
speaking was over, Mr.. Railsback
called for three cheers for Greeley,
which were given, and were follow
ed by cheers for Grant and Wilson,
Our neighbors Of the Herald calls
THIS an interruption of a'peaceful
meeting ! He might as well CEN
sure Providence for sanding thur
der and rain Immediately AFTER
the 'fleckety' effort OF our friend
Ralls5ack, as to blame the f.ieads
OF General Grant, for giving an
expression of appreciation for the
brave soldier and successful! Pres
ident, when called upon to do SO.
The cheers given General Grant,
came with will. and Heaven S
approving thunder answered them
just as heartily. Try again, Mr..
Herald-feed old spontaneous a
quart of yeast, and let him RISE to
| q sfermentatiOn.'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-20

: Rev. Leo Miller, addressed small audience
at Lyesum hall on Sunday night, On loliti-
cal subjects, in which he took occasion to
heap the usual amount of dirt on President
Grant, seasoned with superAbundance Of
fulso0s praise Of Horace Greeley. We did
not hear the gentleman, and, of course, can.
not be expected to give him deserred notice'
but will say THAI, If the law for obtaining
goods uader false prcteuses, were applied to
obtaining hearers in that way, Mr.. N. could
not escape punishment! Along with the an
nounceme Mt of his Lecture, the Reu. gentle
man publishes an endorsement of himself as
. esei Republican, written by Senator VIII
son, of Mass, long beforelths liberal-demo-
cratic deception was ever dreamed of
Our Republican candidate for the Vice
Presidency would no more endorse Grey. Leo
Miller" now, as fitted 70 preach the Republic
can Gospel, than Jesus Christ would have
endorsed Judas Iscariot as one of His favored
dsciples, after he betrayed Him