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The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
LOCALRECORD.

ADvBRrIsINa.-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
lmns Of our paper, will be waited
on from time to time by Mr.. NJ /,
Who is authorized to act 90 our
agent. We think they will "make
Il pay" by using the old Pslladi.
um through which to make known
their business. Try tive solicit
patronage.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
Distressing Casualty.

H. HAMxRrT INSTANTLY KILLED.
We are indebted to our friend
w. w. Austin, who has recently
been at Odin, Illinois, for the fol-
lowing account Of the death Of
Bro. H. Hammett, formerly Of this
city. His death, as related by Mr..
Austin, occurred thus: On the 9th
Of Nov. 1871, Bro. H. was engaged
at work in the saw mill Of Ham
NETT l. Wilson, just south Of the
Railroad there. He was cumming
. saw upon an emery stone, which
was running with great velocity
so great that the centrifugal force
so overcome the ceutripetal that
the stone burst in pieces. scatter
ing in every direction with great
violence. a piece Of which struck
Mr.. H. upon the breast and pene-
trated his left lung causing his
death almost instantaneouslv.
This sad affair cast . gloom over
the city, for the deceased was
highly esteemed by all, and was .
very worthy citizen. His afflicted
family had the sympathy Of the
entire community in the sudden
and overwhelming calamity that
fell upon them.
Mr.. H. was o member of both
the Masonic and Odd Fellow fra
terni:ics whose members felt in&
deed that they had lost brother
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
Candidates Column.

VF11A0UR1EA
We ara authorized 70 announce JACoD voRB
OF Dublin, as candidate for Treasurer, sub
ject 70 the decision Of the Republican nomin-
ating election.
We are authorized 10 onaouuos JsssB
HIATT, Of Dublin, ~ candidate for Treas.
urer OF Wayne county, subject 70 the decis-
ion OF the Republican nominating election.
We are authorised to announce THADDEUs
C. GREENE as . candidate for Treasurer OF
Wayne county, subject to the Republican
nomination.
We are authorized 10 announce BENJAMIN
STRAr9AN, as = candidate for Treasurer Of
Wayne county, subject to the Republican
nominating election, to be held in April next.
Please announce the name Of ANDRUs 8.
WIoGINs OF Jefferson township, ~ . candi-
date for Treasurer of Wayne county, subject
to the decision Of the nominating election, and
oblige MANY FRIsNDs.
We are authorised to announce DR.. w. p.
WARIHo as candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the Republican nominating election.
We are authorized 10 announce II. W. MAX.
WELL, as q candidate for Treasurer of Way ne
county, subject to the decision OF the nomina-
ting election ia April next.
We arc authorised to announce JosEra g.
LEMON, as . candidate for County Treasurer,
subject 10 the Republican Nominating Elec-
ton in April next.
ConGnGI00IoN
We are authorised to announce JoszAn
CLAwsoN, oi Clay township, as Q candidate
for County Commissioner subjetct to the
decision of the Republican nominating eIec-
tion.
1EPRE0HUgE
We are authorized to announce LEWIS C..
WALLER, as q candidate TO represent Wayne
county in the Legislature; subject 70 the de-
cision Of the Republican nominating election.
We are authorized to announce HERxAN
B. PAYNE as q candidate for Representative,
| subject to the Republican nomination.
| PROS. ATToRMBX.
| We are authorized to announce THos. J.
| STUDY, of Centrcville, Is . candidate foI
Prosecuting Attorney for the Wayne Crimi'
nal Court. subject to the Republican nowina'
ting election.
We are authorized to announce J. X ! Al
! YAM, ESQ.,, as a candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney, for the Criminal Court of Wayne
county subject to the nomination Of th'
Republican party.
8HER1EF.
We ard authorised to announce WIN. Il
Study, as candidate for reelection to th,
Office of Sheriff Of Wayne county, subject I,
the decision Of the Republican nominating
election.
The Ohio Legislature, on the 10th inst, il
joint convention, reelected Hon. John Sher
I man TO the United States Senate. lie receiv
ed Is votes, being two more than were nee
essaTy.
COM PnHAO JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
KIRREy as a candidate for reelection 10 tn
Office Of Judge Of the Court OF Common Plea
for the Sixth judicial Circuit, subject to th
Republican nomination.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

ABoLisH 1.-THE exposition Of the Indian
apolis Journal regarding the swindling
operations Of some Of the STATE Printers,
heretofore holding that Office. has suggest
Cd TO many Of the Republican papers in the
Stats, The prss-ing propriety of abolishing it
altogether. II there u no other way to get
rid Of such swindling operations complained
Of. BY letting the state Printing out to tho
lowest responsible bidder, or some other
plan whereby our State will be protected
from Bright Cat-skinners, or other Con-
n(er Gvers, We second the motion for the
abolishment Of the ONCE.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

To Those who ARE Bowed Down ~
nervous Debility, and despair OF ever recov-
ering the vigor and mien Of manhood we
earuestly recommend DIR: Walker 3 Casna1- n
mia Vinopar Bitters Bsfore they have Nm
isbed The first bottle, they will feel tlse res.
tOrativs principle at work ! every portion ..
their brcken-iown systems and hope VIII
% ring up in.their fearis. No case o. Uys.
pcpsis, Billiousness, Intermittent Fever, kheu.
mstism, Gout or kidney disease. can resist
this unequalled vegetable tonic which is nn-
polluted by any distilled or fermented iiSseS.
z5wld
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
Temperance Meetings.

The first of a series of meetings,
for the purpose of inaugurating
some plan 10 stop the ravages of
intemperance in our city. was held
in the Pearl Street III + Church,
on Tuesday night last The meet
ing was organized by calling Dan'l
B Crawl ford TO the Chair. and ap-
pointing John Nicholson. Sec'y.
Speechs were made by Rev. j. v.
r. Miller, . stranger from Illinois.
MIR. Washburn. w. w. Foulke,
Mrs. Hunt, Mrs Dr.. M. F. Thomas
and several others. The entire
time Of tho meeting, from 7 to
nearly 10 o'clock, was taken up by
an exchange of views regarding
the efficacy of the legal remedy and
the mora! remedy blended togeth-
er, or separated. Many good
and wholesome ideas were uttered;
but Eo practical basis OF operations
was adopted-that was left for q
future meeting TO determine. It
is said that in a multitude of coun-
sci there is safety. and,if our good
people can possibly adopt feasi-
BILE plan whereby so monstrious an
irregularity as the liquor traffic
can be regulated, by law. or moral
suasion, singly applied or applied
both together-a work will have
been accomplished that has failed
in all pact ages, and that the best
and purest minds in the world
have been trying to do. One
thought, just here: If good men
and women would ell unite their
efforts together, and never tire, and
never give up working in the good
cause, we have faith to believe
that much of the evils resulting
from the trsfflc might never curse
society. and some of the kinks ta-
ken out OF this terrible whirlwind!
What we need most in Richmond,
just now. (using a homely saying
"a strong pull and q pull all TO :
Lgether," instead Of spasnodic fits
and jerks, that has affected her
temperance people, whenever cold
weather sets in. That's whats 4
the matter,
/ The meeting adjourned to con-
kvene at Fifth Street Friends' Meet
House on Friday evening, J Ian
l4th, at 7 o'clock.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
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The New York Observer.

Those who wish 10 take q religious paper,
soand in it, principles and fearless in the i'd
voeaey ofthe truth-which ct the same time
has Department Of Seeular News, and ex-
presses freely its views on public afiairs,
maiataining the right and denouncing cor
ruption wherever it is found-win and IL in
The New York Observer.
,Ths Publishers annoance that it will enter
upon IL Jubilee Year in 1872, and that the
svsut win b signalised BY the issue Of . New
Yearbook, IN encyclopedias Of information
and statistics in regard to the Church, and
civil and business Affairs, such - can b.
gathered only from an extensive Library.
This win be sent free 70 every subscriber to
Tho paper. Copies Of the Observers. and .
Prospectus Of the Yearbook sent free to ev.
cry one who will apply.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

A young German Of this city, who, oflate,
has been affected with . ferocious appetite ).
without, however, corresponding inc, ease
Of health and strength lately imbibsd glass
Of the ardent while at saloon, which proved
to b . ''gsodistic stiAher,' to the cause Of
bis troubles. For. shortly after having swal-
lowed the draughthe elected large tape
worm measuring some seven feet in length.
We should Judge that be was in the habit Of
taking his "straight."
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

NOTICE.-Ths officers and members Of
Wyaudotte Tribe No. 8, l. o. r. n. are hereby
uoSiAed that 1T the next regular Kindling Of
The Council Fire, which takes place on the
Tssth Sleep, Cold Moon, at the Seventh Run,
there will be Three Trustees Elected for said
Tribs. N. N. LACY, Chief Of Records.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

About six o'clock on Tuesday
evening last, as tho Indianapolis
passenger train-about four hours
late herc-was moving out tho
engine ran into the incoming
Chicago freight, just east CT the
bridge. where the tracks cross,
tearing the cylinder from the en-
CINE and otherwise damaging the
machinery. One freight car was
thrown from the trac6 and pretty
completely demolished. No one
hurt,
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

Our friends Mrssrs. J.. Adams
and VIM. L. Hadley, have opened,
on Noble street, opposite the old
passenger depot. general head
quarters for wooden machinery,
dye stuffs. cotton warps, betting,
and factory supplies of every de-
scription Messrs. Adams and
Hadley are we'll known in this city
as prompt, straight forward, and
reliable business men; the former
having served for many years ~
foreman Of the Richmond Woolen
Mills, and thoroughly understands
the details Of his business. They
have our best wishes for their sue
cess in their new enterprise.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
COUNCIL. PROCEEDINGS.
TURsDAY evnurNo. JAr. 10

w ~. \
TUESDAY, EvsxINe, JAN. 16.
Council met in regular session ON Tuesday
evening the 18th inst, with Mayer Poe pre-
siding and aR the members Prsssat.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
Mr.. Palmer introduced Al or1iaaaee grant,
ing to the Western Union Telegraph Co. the
right Of way TO set it, psiss and run its
wires along the aliey between Fifth and
Sixth, sts., from the depot 70 ths fremont
House. cad, also, enc granting che Pacific
Atlantic Telegraph Co. the right to run .
line up Fifth street to Broadway. Bill
amended % - to require beth companies 70
ass tho Same poles Oh Fifth street In case
they both run their wires along that route.
Roles suspeaded and ordinances passed.
Mr.. Elder moved that tie Board u Public
Improvements be instructed 10 investigate
the complaint of E. Y. Teas, and others,
relative to the condition Of the sewer from
the junction Of Marion and South streets, n
The river bank on South Pearl street, with .
view Of putting the same in good condition.
Carried.
The Board Of Public Improvements rspor +
ed that the work Of grading sad eraveling
the alley running south from Broadway be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, and he street
and alley crossings ON the east side Of From I
and Seventh streets, have been completed.
Reports accepted aud bills for che work were
allowed.
The same reported favorably 10 the con:
struetioa OF certain street and alley crossings
aud offered resc luton autAorisinr said
bcsrd to advertise tor scaled proposals tor
doing said work. Adopted.
Mr.. Nye submitted list or ralss and reg
ulaticns, prepared BY the Chief Fire En-.
gineer, for the governnsut AMI controil Of
tSat department. Mr.. Conklin- moved that
they b referred to tho Comnittss On Fire
Department. Carried.
Communications were read from The
Presidents Of the fire companies Noa. and
| 4, representing that the names Of certain
| NAMED frsmen were accidsnuy emitted ia
their annual reports asl rsoonneuding thai
thsie proper fees be SLOWED. 0fantsd.
Thomss Mason asked for more tine to pu
the walls Of his bsildiss on ths corner o
Main and Front sirssts in . safe condition
Granted.
On motion 4hs Council sAjeaeusd.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
TO Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cuycd Of that dread disease, CONSUMPTION, by
. simple remedy. is anxious 70 make suewn
TO his fellow sufferers the meaus Of cu;e. TO
all who desire It, he will send g copy OF the
prescription used, free Of charge), whh tho
directions for preparing and using the snms,
svnprIos. ASTHMA, BRoECuIfIs, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
264 South Third Street,
35.Iv Williamsburgh, NY
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

FaAuDs. - Frequently printers are imposed
upon, most sgrsGricusiy, BY advertisers, and
our advertising agents are often innocsotly
made parties 10 aid in perpetrating fraud
This 10 the condition Of . Gift Concert ws
published in our paper recently, headed 1908
Gifts, BY r g Devlin. This concern was
managed by b Mccullough, of Elkton. N D,
Geo. T Castle and B Brent, of Baltimore,
P Q Dsvlin, $40 Nassau st., New York, and
Jas. 8 Nsxsey, Of Pittsburg. The raseals
are not all hung yet.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

Sons travelling gent in his walks about
ths city O Friday last, became very tired
whom hs arrived at the corner Of Fifth and
Walnut streets and turned in at the residence
Of Elwood Hadlsy, TO repose his weary limbs
and restore . collapsed stomach with . lunch.
Hs WAS 6rst discovered "goipg through"
some coats, belonging to Mr.. H., hanging
in the hall. and when queiried as to what he
wanted. responded that he was hungry, and
Fantsd something t. eat. His wants were
supplied and Mr.. b. sent for, who ,ned
him ovsr to the castody Of the police. Not
having anything particular for him to do at
headquartsrs, be Was Rrantrd fifteen minutes
70 gst out Of The city, And he got. .ti
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

All who are carniyerously ins
clined, cannot fail OF getting, at
the Messrs. Knopfs, just the very
kind of meat that will aliay hunger,
and make all who rartake feel q
pleasure in the labor OF masticating
it Tender. nice and luscious!
Go to their shop opposite the Pal
ladium.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
PAaxn's Poz.s.-soms time ago '.

PAnxm's Posxs.-Soms time ago We
sotiesd that our old friend BENZ: Parker, of
Henry County. Ind. had isusd . book of
poems. Since then We have been presented
with copy Of them BY Nessrs. Nicholson
Bso's. The printing was done by the kessrs
Pleas Of Newcastle, aud the binding at
Nicholson Bros Bindsry in this city. The
printiag 10 very good for the facilities of .
country printing Office that is not supplied
~ general rule with The best of material
for book printing; but the binding cannot be
sxcsaIed any place for style and beauty. For
intrinsic merit the Parker poems ara far
ahead Of nany productions that have only
the asthof's great name 10 receomend them.
Call at Nieholson Bros and buy q copy.
Price 3l.oe and el.so.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

RrCuNoND, Jan. 18th, 1879.
Notice 10 hereby given, that . meeting OF
The Lyceum Stock Company, will be held at
che Office of the Hall for the purpose Of elect
ing . President and Trustee, Of said Company
ON the 25th day of January, 1872, to Gil the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF w.
W., Wait also . Secretary.
G al yWN.W. CoxKLg,
GTI ANTHONY PrrxAN,
LUTHER CROcKRR,
WALLACE TANNING,
-ef44srf J0HN GRIPITH. =
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

IL does bca. an old hen scratch.
ing to see the amount Of grain
Wescott is buying at the Quaker
City Elevator. He is now buying
more than double the quantity he
ever did at this season Of the year.
He 10 now getting in some more
Of that choice Kentucky Flax Seed
for loaning to farmers the same
- he has loaned them for the last
four years, and which has more
than satisfied the farmers in q
large yiold. Try it again.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

The Pacific Il Atlantic Tele-
graph Co., are fitting up AN office
in one corner Of the room occu-
pied by the Post Office. and ~ill
shortly remove their Office rom
the Odd Fellows building to that
place. The cfflce of the Western
Union, now in Barnes building, is
to be removed to q room 10 the
fremont House.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

To all wishing to wear q aice.
substantial, well-6tting suit OF
clothes, made upin the latest style.
should call ct the clothing store OF
j Zeyen Il Bro. make . selection
from their large and varied stock
Of piece goods. and leave their
measure. A full line OF gents fur.
nishing goods always on hand.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

REsD's SUN LIGHT FLuID.-No.
294 Main-st., of an evening is kept
in most brilliant display with :llu-
limitations from this Fluid. 1t is
the Cheapest, Steadiest, Brightest,
Least Dangerous Of anything i'll
the Fluid line. Go and examine.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

Arrangements have been COM
ple'ed for the construction of .
narrow gauge rail road from In
dianapoiis to the coal fields, de-
signed to cheaper the price Of
fuei. 1t 10 to be used exclusively
for the transportation Of coal.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

A8-THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INvA-
LID, published as warning 10 young mon
aud othexs " ho suffer from nervous Debility,
TO-. supplyinp the MEANS OF SELF CURE.
Written by { ne who cured himself, and
sent free ON receiving \ postpaid directed
envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MA1SAIR, Brooklyn
=. Y. l0-6m SIS. NJ. p. &Co.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
S.M.PETTENGILL & CO..
81 Park Row, New i"la

GEORGE p. ROWELL 4 CO.,
40 Park Row New lcik
Are the co., Agents for the Richmond faliad
uni, at city, and are authorized to con
r,ct toriusertine advertisements for us 1t our
lowest cash rates. Adyertisersin that CITY
are requested 10 leavetheir fsvsrs with either
Of the above houses.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
CIScINxArI, January 19.
COTTON-Demandg good at full:.prieesylow
middling. 2lc.
FLOUR Demand far and market frm;
family Sc 90'to TO:
WHEAT-S L 50 to f54:
C0RN--46 to 47c
KfE-S3 to S3c.
OATS-38 to 4oc.
B.ARLEY-75to TO Sc.
PRONlSIONS--Polk;l3 ;l3 31L.
HeGs- Is to 4sd:
New York, Jan. 18.-Wheat
Sl.5z to 1873. Flour, from $500
TO SO. .50-accordiug to. the kind
offered.
Chicago. Jan 18.-Wheat from
81, as. to 15;7 Flour dull and un-
changed:
St Louis, Jan. l8-Flour 85, Is
to 100 according to quality. Spring
wheat ST. 80.
Nashville, Tenn. Jan. 1&-Flour
&C. rs to 8.75 Wheat $40 to
l.6G.
Philadelphia. Jan. r8.-FNu
35. .25 to 6,25. Wheat S1,61 to
1,62
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
On Saturday last = German, accompan:e.

6 On Saturday last = German, accompanied
By his faithful doe-a laaming big fellow
went into store on Main street to do some
trading. The dog seeing sone other CANNES
upon the Sidewalk, took it into his head 10
join them, which hs did. making his exit
through pane Of glass in the door. The
fsat cost the dog badly cut leg, and the
owner tbs nsat little sum Of i've dollars and
ten csots, upon payment Of which his mastsr
thought he vosid leave the dog at home in
III IA fsapa
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

The hardware house OF II q w
N Bell 4 Co.. Of Knightstown.
WAS robbed. on Monday night. to
the value Of five to six hundred
dollars.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

Droppiag in ax Nicholson's book store, .
few days since. We noticed some improvs-
nsnts going on in the rear end of the room.
and upoa enquiring learned that they were
making prsperations preparatory to receiving
slargs stock Of wall paper. Make note Of
THE ..,v 6eA
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
Profitable Euaployment.

We desirs q. engage - few Il ore Agents to
seii the World, Renowned ImpsUved BUCK
EYE SRwiNH MACHINE. At . libersl sal
ary or On Commission. A Horse and Wagon
given t. Ageata. Fofl particulars furnished
on application. Addfess W. A. HENDER-
son : CO., General Agents, Cleveland, Ohio,
st. Louis. Mo. IS 4~d
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

Matilda Fletcher is announced
to sresk at Lyceum Hall on We'd
nesday evening, the oath inst.
Subject "Men and their whims.''
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

Wehave heard of . farmer who in order 10
supply the market with fresh eggs, brings
h's hehs slsng and lets them lay in the
wagon on The way. His example is worthy
OF imitatioa.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

Evalins Park, member OF the Park fami-
y who were murdered ~ Hsnryville, has
entirely recovered from the wounds she re-
ceivcd. Her physicians report this IN extraor-
dinary case.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20
DIED.

KERsEY.-On Friday. 18th inst, Al her res-
idence in this city after an illness Of nearly
two years, Of pulmonary consumption, Mary
Emily, wife Of nr. vierling Ksrsey.
The deceased was Q daughter Of NicajsA
and Ann Butler. and was bora In Denwi3dis
CO., Va. Feb. y, 1918: for the past 10 yssrA
she has resided in this city. She was plsas-
ant and cheerful throughout her protracted
illness, and the approach Of death iou nd her
relying with full confidence on the W1sdom
and goodness Of our Father in Heaven
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

Tho second trial Of Mcdonald
Cheek, for the murder of his father.
in-law, is in progress at Brook
yille this week.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

A male ghost, accompanied by
female ditto, with coffin under
her arm, infests Wabash.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

- Office open from 7:15 A. y. to 7:s0
Pm. = On Sunday, from 900 to 1tsoo An
Those who desire to get 10 their work
at an earlier hour and want their mail matter.
can get into the Office BY the north east
door.
B. W. DAVIS, p. N.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

Wanted.
We have several applications for loaus Nth
satisfactory security. Any person having
money TO loan, would do well 70 call at our
Office. COGGSHALL DICKINSON.
~ Odd Fellows building.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

1t is reported that the small pox
has found its way into the vacini
ity of Rushville.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-01-20

Tue annual Meeting Of this truly
charitable Institution, takes place
at the Pearl Street n E Church
on Wednesday evening next Jan.
Oath, at Z 0'clock. ALI are invis
ted. See notice in another column.
Good speeches may be expected.