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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

TIME VICTOR SEWING MACHINE co.
want reliable and energetic Agents in this
county. The "YICTOR' is a Lockstitch, Shut
tie Machine, with Selfsetting Needle, best finish
cd and most perfect Machine offered An in
crease of over 500 per cent on sales Of
1872 over 1871 For terms &c, Address
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO,
1927 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
September 10, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19
Commissioners Notice.

Raunells,
rs.
Rannells, &C.,
In CHANCRRY.
DY decree Of the Circuit Court o. Hampshire
D county, at its April Term, 1873, this cause
was referred 10 the undersigned, a special com.
missioner appointed for the purpose who was
directed ITO convene before him, by publication
for six successive weeks in the South Branch In.
teliigencer, all the creditors of the said Robert
Ranueils. and also Slas w. Ranuels the Adj
ministrator OF said Robert, whose administration
account the said commissioner shall state, settle
and adjust.
All persons interested, will, therefore,
TAKE NOTICE,
That on the 4th day Of October, 1873, at the
Office OF White, Clayton & Flournoy, in Romney
shall proceed to carry out the directions of the
above rccied decree.
JAMES PARSONS,
Special Commissioner
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19
A Wv Ar'PI1cATsor5 IiAxzA
Pure Blooming COMPLEXION.
< 5 r VS. .

HANpsnIRE COUNTY. TO WIT:
II STiTE or WEST VI.
TO The Clerk Of he Court Of said Comfy .-
We. John D. Miller, Mitchell r Ponug, William
u. Teller, three freebolders Of the said county
do hereby certify, that by virtue Of a warrant to
u.s. directed by Daniel Myinger, n Justice Of the
said county, We have This day on our oatbs view.
ed aud appraised FOUR CATTLE taken up by
james + stump, on his lands o. estrays, aud
assess The value Of said estrays NJ seventy-two
dollars and fifty cents The said estrays is mark.
Cd os follows One spotted heifer supposed 10
De lHree year DID, 30 car mark nor brand VAL
ned no twenty-five dollars add CIV cent? one
rel better same age no ear mark nor brand
valued ~ eighteen dollars One spotted heifer
supposed Co bc two year old. crop 90 Of left ear.
no. other mark, valued at sixteen dollars one
red slecrr Two year old, crop of Of right ear,
40 other mark, valued at sixteen dollars.
Given under our hands This the 2Gih dav Of
August l4T3
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19
Cancers Cured.

Or HbBERN, Of Chicago, lll, will be A. the
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond Va Sept "a
sna remain Few weeks. The Doctor Ctres
Cancer without pain or knife. A cpre 49,,
teed. Also treats Scrofula and Consufpptioo
CaH ear!y on ne Doctor. [Sept g. 1879 Lsv
A FlAk lot Of common straw Hats-Indian
N Panama do-Pure Guyaquill do-Leghorn
aud Mackinaw dat
J II. b. DAwsoN's.
Romney, May 10, 1919
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Total, 10000 GVts, all Cash,
amounting to....-...-. :. 81 500, 900
The distribution 'eW be positive, ,chettey
al me tickets are soid or not, and the H.
600 yrs all paid an proportion 10 the Hch-
els soh
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; HaIres s25; Ttnh,.
or each Coupon, So; Eleyen Whole Tickets
for $500; 22i Tickets for 81 900; ll8
Whole Tickets for $1,000; 227 Whole
Tickets for $4,000. No discount ON less
than $500 rorh Of Tickets at a time.
Tickets nO'O ready for safe, and all or
6ers accompanied dy the money promptly
.fHed liberal terms givea 10 those pho
6uy TO sell again
THOS. Il BRAMLETTE.
Agent Pub. Lib KY, aud Man. Gift Cont,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Sept. 5, 1S73.-lm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-19

--CoUNTEBFEITs of the last issue of the
fifty cent stamps arc said to be in circula-
ton. The counterfeit is said to be SO skill
fully executed as to almos, defy detection
by experts.
, 1873-09-09
THE WISCONSIN LIQuoR.LaW DECISION.

The Buprc1ne Court Of Wisconain holds tho qiQuor)
law constitutional tho ground that tho State. hay-
INK tho power to prohibit tho sale altogether, may pcr
nit it, attaching to the permission what conditions 1t
secs nt.-Chicdgo Tribune, Sept. 4.
TO the Editor ar The Chicago Tribune:
B1n: II tho above be the aofe ground on
which the Supreme Court of Wisconsin based its
decision, 1t is possible that this decision will DO
SGT asido by 9 more competent tribunal, as 1t
ought to be; for itn view Of constitutional law
is not correct, Biuco the State haa no right to
prohibit tho nale OF any article OF commerce
whatover. Nothing but despotiam can do this.
Neither l,aa the State right to tranmol tho
sale OF any article with oppressive and unjust
Determinations. Dospotism a1ono can do this !;
but No arc not got q despotiBm.
All that State can constitutionaIly do, in tue
matter Of liquor or any otherarticlo Of legitimate
trade, Ia to regulate 1t 30 that 1t shall not be-
come O public nuisance or injury tint is.
that Its sale may not Interfere with tho rfghta
Of nthe1a but the Htate can abrogate no right
Of any individual, nor prohibit any legitimate
trnde.
The State Ia constituted to protect, and not
yiolate, the national rights of Individuals aud
| the Constitution by which 1t is established Gun
| mover TRANSCEND tho bounds OF natural eqnity,
Eyon II tho State were entirely independent Of
| tho Constitution Of the Unitod 6tates, 1t would
have no constitutional right to prohibit the sale
Of liquor. JuDEx.
, 1873-09-09
THE FIRE-MARSHALSHIP.

Uonner for Chief and Donnfa Sweeney
for First Assistant.
The Committee on Fire and Wnlor hold n1oet-
Ing yestordoy afternoon to decide upon their
action with reference to the nomination Of Matt
Bonner for Fire-n1nrshal, which WAS referred to
them at last Council meeting. Aftor como an-
important discussion upon tho choice OF cortsln
lota for tho Fire Department., tho Police Com
misaioners being present by request of tho
Committee Aid. McGonnigs wished to know
what the Committee proposed doing with tho
nomination. Thu Commissioners, being nskcd
thoir sentiments, replied In favor OF tho confirm-
ation Of Matt Bonner. Mark Sheridan antd
that the nomination mot his approval, but that
there Toro nome changes necessary In tho Fire
| Department., which should hayo been made long
ago. and that troy could now eaaily bo adjusted.
Ho had always thoughtkr. Sweeney thobest man
IN the Department. and would like to see hin A. &
| why Denuor should DO confirmed If Sweoncy was
tho best man. Why mako q kangaroo appoint
mont-mahing department. With oil ita strength
in the hind lega7 a1r. Sheridan said TINT
Donner lad boon netting as MarBhal, and he
would prefer to have his appointment
confirmed il it could bo Understood
that Sweeney should bo Aseistant- Marshal.
Commissioned Cleveland said thoro Ind boon a
fight in the Fire Department for the past twenty
i've years, and 10 believed that. On tho sppoint-
mont Of Matt Bonner, this fight would be endod.
Tho Chair inquired whether Den1lor would ba
satisfied with this arrangement. Com
missioner Sheridan Baid no would.
Tho Chair presented IN Irresponsible article
from aeurrilous newspaper, rowling some OF
the old charges against Marshal Bennor rola-
tire to his Conduct on tho night Of tue great
fro. Benper was charged with receiving money
for protecting Ryeraoa's lumber pilo on that oc-
casion. Aid. AlcaEath uaade como inquiries
which Aid. McGenniss anRword from persona
| observation ut that time. Ho fully indorset
Dennor's conduct on thnt occnaion, and gave
him credit for attending strictly to his duty. On
motion Of Aid. McGrath tho Committee agreed
to recommend Deuner'a confirmation.
, 1873-09-09

Chicago. giyon to eocuro' tho. payment Of
promiseorY note OF 4,4B0.19.
Edward Wolff yesterday, obtsfued q writ OF
oapiaa in tho superior Court for tho arrest Of
frank Hickman, whom ho sues In an action OF
trespass for cutting him With = knife; damages,
$4,000.
JamesK. Murphy, Assignee In Bankruptcy Of tho
Chicago Fire Insurance Company. yoatordny nlod
in tho Unltod B.ateH District Court GO prmcipcs
in aseumpsit against ae many parties defendant.
stockhol1ors Of tho Company. the da1aagoH IN
Zach caso boing laid at $1,000.
In tho case Of Morris Evans ot al. '. W. Il.
Gilos ct al., a oorartnorBhlp aquhbblo among tho
stockholders Of tho "11linoia Stone, Limo, h'id
Boring Company" Judge Gary yesterday entered
an ordor appointing James ". scovill a Nocoiyer,
to run tho business In tho interests OF all tho
stockholders, ponding tho result Of tho htiga-
tion.
Ex-Doteotivo Dennis Simmons hlod hle hppoai
in tho Circuit Court yestordny against leuben
Cleveland, President Of tho Board OF Police, IN
order to rovorBo their decision dischnrging him
from the police force. .:r
Judge Gary nude au announcement IN Court
yesterday that he had received letter from
Judge Jameson, who oxpoots to DO able TO re-
sumo hia scat on tho bonch OF the Superior Court
within week. This will bo gratifying intolli.
genoe to lawyers who have buhinoaa to TRANSACT
iu this Court. ~.
, 1873-09-09
WHAT NE MEAN BY A "H0ME FOR HOMELESS
GIRLS"

70 ths Editor qf 1ht Chicago Tribune:
BIN: In reply to tho noto Of "Edgardua IN
The TRIBUNE OF this morning, will say that
our now Home for girls will bo modelled after
TINT under tho management OF tho ohildron's Aid
gooiety Of Now York City, ut q st. Marks place,
with such notifications ind changos aa wo find
necesaary to adapt it to this locality for there
arc certain differences botweon New York aud
Chicago which must bo taken into account in the
working Of such an institution.
It will be our aim to meet nn tho pressing
wants spoken Of by "Edgardug," and much be-
side. For re shall not only provide comfort
able homo at ratio auch IS the poorest can pay,
but furnish opportunities for acquiring knov1-
edge In the uBo Of tho Bowing-m aohino and the
cutting and fitting Of garments, md go convert
unskilled into skilled labor enabling those
who can earn but pittanco with unakillod hands
to. gain fair compensation with for lcsH severe
| labor.
| We shall conduct tho Homo upon the principle
that it is tho part Of ,valon. to help only those
| who help Themselves. It certainly will bo no
part Of our PURPOSE to make those for whom ' y NC
cipients Of charity; but in all caaes, whether
| In tho advantages derived from tho +" Industrial
School, or In Tho living at tho Home, such rates
will be charged as will enable those who have
| received to feel that they have giyon some
equivalent for what they receive.
| It will aomotimea be- necessary to assist very
destitute girls, IS wo do our boys, in the way oi
loans giving them time to ropay for what has
been done for them. But everything. In the way
OF indiscriminate giving in tho working Of ON
| Homes is avoided.
Allow me- again to give the namea Of thost
gentlemen who will be glad to receive nuch alt
| as "Ono Who Will Help," or auy ono else. me-,
choose to give for this Homo for Homeless
Girls:" N. 8. Bouton. N. X. Fairbank, Z. K
| Hubbard and g. II. Moore.
| ". B. BML1NG8,
| CHICAGO Bapt &. 1878. General Superintendent.
, 1873-09-09
THAT "REllGl0uS ARD0R."

IN relation to tho Sunday sorvlces at the Epfs-
copal Cathedral, tho Times OF yesterday Bays:
Prior to tho regular morning service, short early
morning service Of prayer and pra.se was held Tho
CHILLY sir and tho early hour Of O'Clock could not
damp the religious sror Of tho regular attentanta at
tho Cathedral; aud q 9oodly numbor OF ~orsh'pera
gathered to commence tho service OF the week W IN
early offering up OF supplcatons to tho Moat High,
for guidance aud direction in The sacred duties Of tho
dsy aud tho secular obligations Of the week.
Tho ordinary rllo at the Cathedral ia that. on
every Sunday in the month, except tho first,
thoro Ii morning prayer and Holy Communion
at 8 O'Clock. On tho first Sunday OF tho
month, the Holy Communion follows the
grand service. Sunday last was an exception to
tho rule, and announcements were mnde In lie
TRIBUNE and Times to that offcct, THE tribune
reporter courteoualy furnishing the facts to the
Times.
1t did SO happen that at 8 o'clock on snnday
morning there wer0 no persons proaont III the
Cathedral except tho Rev. Canon Knowles alr
Cundoll. tho Yorger the reporter Of TIE TalD'
uNE, and personal friend. These woro the
only polBonH WhoHe religious nrdor cannot be
dalnped.
Tbs regular congregation had relied upon
image, and strangers who were not carly tiBors--
as. for instance, thq Times reporter-woro mol
there.
, 1873-09-09

Far TIM spoody cure Of Nnr.ous Debility aud sll dteor
der1 hrpuRf On by aMd!.oseuoHa IN youth, d. Any
jfu4Rlt Ga4 tho inSFvdinuts. Address Dlt. AlLIpH
CO., Cincinnati. Ohio.
, 1873-09-09

IT, ynsr rMADlsoNsr.. CllGAGo. III; t e regular Il
Guth hoass. U,tus guaranteed. Az Fonaie psheutavs
tEeatel with snccgss Modiclnoa tqrnlah1d C9nsnt*.
married. oiks-al soo for two stamps. All loteE1 ooat'
, 1873-09-09

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, 4 81. PAUL RAILWAY
Unon Nepo, corner 4dfson and Canaf-ss: Ticket 0es
s. South Gtarhs opposite ShsrasaH Hous and al 1tpof
, 1873-09-09
THE COUNTY BOARD.
THE COUNTY BOARD.
Quarterly Statement Of tho County
Treasurer.
Reports from the Poor House, Insane
Asylum, Etc.
Shocking Condition Of tie County HoB.
pital s.. A Hard Winter
Predicted.

Tho County Commissioners mot yesterday af-
tornoon, President Miller In the chair. Present
-nIessrn. Crawford, GALLOWAY, Lonergan, Singer.
Jones, Aahton. O1ough, Harrison, Uerting, PAIL
man RUSSELL md Harris.
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 communication wap roceiyod from II. D.
Bailey, contractor on tho now jul, complaining
Of tho dolay in furnishing cut-stone, and stating
ho should hold tho county responsible for nn loss
and da1nago to him occnBioned tloreby.
Tho Commissioners OF Highways In tho town
Of Lyons potitlonod for aid in building bridge
aoross the Doaptainos. -
Tho Engineer Of tho Insane Asylum reported
thoro was dofect in tho platos Of both tho boil
ers, near tie furnaces, and they should be re-
paired at once.
James II, Bowen potitionod for aid for Hyde
Park in building bridges across tho Calumet
River ut Cllttondon aud Nfnety-hfth street. ,
COUNTY FINANCES.
Tho County Troasurer reported rs folloEB:
Debtor.
Sale Of nre-honda. ,....-.-......... eoooGo
TAI oi 16l, ,25o1z ,5o 4
miscellaneous itoma.. ma............,."."... 2f,oo2o7
Total. $aa9 4.7e
County orders paid. $3.50 4i860
Commissions 2,23G.65
Total. S4ooaos.'2
balance " ee9.os
The sinking fund account, old indebtedness,
! Ia ag follows:
Dr..
Dasnce June. 187s... .34at 0a5 s55 .ga g
Iax OF l6I1.... 414.N1psea
Other sources $500
Total. .s5Ao, 90
Cr.
pcr cent war bond-coupons. .........8 10, 100
der cent public building bonds .......... p10G0
Transferred to public building fund. 6o2 000 90
Commissions. pu1....,.,..,.,.,,,,,...,. e8320
Balhnc0.. .@ ztsblosff
Tho sinking fund account, new indcbtedncss ia
Us followa:
| Dr.. -....-
Dslauce juno, 1873. .....................$ Ads
4ntAI @e*p1soa
Cr.
Fire bond and short bond coupons. 1890
b0aanca. 4sooasA
, 1873-09-09

Dr. TO" "N5EsND
1873 SOUTH CLARK-8T.,
Conttnuos to cure all uhenniu. Nervous and Urinary
Diseases of both sexo and tsy DO Soadeatfay so
outtea troased with lii Medical Tr0atiso to
, 1873-09-09

poCKLAND INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
IL Nyaekonthe Hndaon The tal term o. this insti.
Nov York viii oouuonce Sept. H. For catalogue and
circular, With full particulars, sddfess REV. L. DELQb
MANSFIELD, President,
, 1873-09-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
MYERS OPERA HOUSE.
1i0nros+t,, botHoen Dearborn and BtAte.
ARLINGTON. Chiffon & KpmllGS MinStrck,

tls scrnnnns nrlo,ue, bY I'd Marhie nniitlod MACS
Alaeaia sna ll,en .no.s Ln2'n hniy Ries. Bobby
Cotton, nnd j. H. Konbls ia NaH Bpeoaitiss. :vsr7
evening and Saturday MAtinno Look out for tho 'LseJ
MoAksN and Lilo on tho Frontier"
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81 .sBxplasaeteoy ,asAisGs1H
Our attention vas called - ~ aslisls =
The Independent Of two weeks ago, II which
the editor Of the PAlladiun 10 taksa b Stadkl
for admisainG into bic eolamas . eonassisa-
ton alleged I, b disparaging 70 The Board q
improvements Of our city, ani thsa follows
m slaborsss dssssss Il ths hoasssy "a In
teErity Of ~ .msmbsss ef Cosaeil een2os-
ing that Board. The writer Of that ;dsfssss
Of those gentlemen 10 good a invsutioa, and
ths Board should give him lsaahss asdal
for the dsiense be makes in - behalf-nss.
ufaetursd. - the charge ID, out OF the writer's
prolific imaeinatics. The Palladiun's cor
respondent, in speaking Of jobs "sst up"
does NOT sinGls ont any gentlemen, only
SO far - be may Be eonnectsd in his support
as member Of Council; holding that body
responsible for tiseSs jobs, ana 10 spssks u
them very properly - '..shs Public lnpssvs-
ment System"-not . word SAID about The
''Board Of Public lmprovensnts. "st'iSS
just hsrs ~ Tex lsase - odd osf hsnble
opinion that. in consideration 81 the crush.
ing, grinding debt now hanging over our ely.
our city authorities would act wisely to stop
an'publie inprSssussts," seaespsiag thoss
assss'ly called toy syshe nese sspeas sssse-
sfy- PRACTICE economy in its expepdisures
until our city is ont Of debt, and make no
more dsbss ZACH ysar thar can b paid ont q
the taxation Of that year. Remembsf ths
CURSE OF city 10 indebtedness beyond it,
Issnaai means q raynsnt. "Out Of debt,
out Of sseesss' il - esoA lse Rishmssa =
il is 'er any cisisea, deelliae % Gods foot
stool, and desiring to prosper sad be happy.
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The American people are not sroiling for
tight, but neither are they in. moodto b
trided with, especially By Mex;cans. They
ere in favor OF protecting our Sonthwestern
borders against irruptions from that country
snd heartily appfnve TIE recent vigoroas
dash Of General Mckenzie sThersfors il it
bs true ~ is reported, that 0ener,l Escobe-
do II marehiAg. ~ the Rio 0rande with . die
vision Of troops tor the purpose Of retaIiating
4fsr MeKen1ie's raid. tie best thing that be
can do is to step on bis own side Of the river,
for - sure as he undertakes to piaca the
American eagle ie will scream In q way that
he and bis fellow greasers will tremble to
hear. Oar position on the Mexican war
questions may be iexpressed, With ., verbal
chanRe ftwo BY aquotation from the "BiGe-
low tspeD;" .asif. '~4' a ser =
"Ez t,r the war. we 70 acin il,
That is 70 say. We kinder do; - 9ef3o
'Xcept tina, perhaps if We Get in Il, -.
II night BE well to put it ,hrough.'
g9e@ iood3s ~ q llpd. Journal.
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Mr.. George r. Blanchard, who
was recently elected second Vice
President ofs the Erie Railrosd,
was formerly : resident Of this city,
and 10 son in-hw ofiom old and es-
teemed friend, john sSuiferins. He
entered the Office of the Local Agent
of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road at st. Louis some years ago,
and was promoted successfully Lo-
cal Freight Agent ef the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad at st Louis,
General Freight Agent of the Gem
trial Ohio, General Fright AGENT of
the Baltimore. and Ohio Railroad,
and finally to the Vice Presidency
of the same road. He is one of the
most competent and thorough bust
ness men in the country, and will
prove q valuable aid to President
Watson, whose reputation for exec
utive ability was established while
he was Assistant Secretary Of War,
and whose reputation is hardly se
cond to that of any in the country.
We congratulate the Erie Company
upon the promotion of Mr. b., and
predict for him an honorable and
SUCCESSFUL 1uture. - slgss1 sas bas
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-26

80 sa1eX osesraasssase.. sa,saSa
osiA iiittls tEDklish village neaf
'Westnn -sopsr. Mare, VS. recently
the scene Of much talk, ON it be-
Ing reported that oths widow Of .
farmer WAS shout q marry one o.
the laborsrs on her farm. The ru-i
NOR arose In THE wsy. )Ancne
the employees On the farm In ques-.
ton vas ~ laborer named John.
who hisheTto bed the credit ofilss-r
ing rattle. de4cient In intellect
Some frieads. by way ofrs4 joke,
persuaded John that i would abs
no bad thing for him II he could
become matter, of the, sstste on
which he worked. adding, that the
widow va, open 70 an engagement,
snd that al he had to do in the
nstser, BY, wsy OF making prelim-
mary arrangements. Vas to put in
the asking" 1t the parish church.
This John accordingly did, but the
afternoon following the pablica5
lion 6f the banns, several frfends
called At the farm hopse cad con-
erasslAtsd Tho wisOw-who VS. III
entire isnoranoe OF what had been
done-oa her determinatione 10
again alter her name. sThe lady,
who -Was soUehii as 3 inlliguars, -
once sent for. abe aculpsit, who in
puttingfa an asppearance, was -
verelyA ceeshtcda for the stspss dc
had taken. Poor john llsrotsstesi
his ignorancs Of tho grsst Elm he
had committed, and offered readily
to withdraw the ''askings' but to
no such proposal - this would the
sfair relict" listen.y Said che, "You
have scandalized my character. 10
the eyes OF the vorld.l and marry
me I am. deterEined you shall
Hodge had no sltefnativa bus to
consent TO such terms, and the mar,
rage took place. u@o5 sa aatva8
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-26
LIsr or PATENrs.

The following Patents were is
sued from the United States Patert
Oficetu citizens of Indiana for the.
week ending July II, 1873. Re-
ported for. Tn PALLADruM by Alex
an,ler 4 Mason, Solicitors Of Pat
ents, eos Seventh 81, Washington.
D. c.:
Door Spring.. Tittman, Evans
vile.
j Dssice for Locking . Series OF
Drawers-WF:Dsly Peru.
Apparatus for } Cooling Art.
D. Kingan, Indianapolis. ~
Corn PlanterJ. p. Fulghum
and L L. Lawrence, Dublin.
Bed Bottom--D. Frankfoder-
Wakarusa.
Reed Organ Stop Ac6on-L T.
Packard, Fort Wayne.
/ Reciprocating Churn-W. M.
Thompson and J. Z. Mahurin, Rock
field " 5ai5 It's
vent;lator and 1Cinder Dust
Guard-O. c. Rife, North Man.
chester.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-26
For the Palladium.
Level Streets.

For the Palladium.
Level Streets.
Mn. ED1roR:-The biggest thing
out is in Cincinnati. The City En-
gineer contemplates reducing Ill
the grades of streets to q common
level in Cincinnati. Won't thar
make tough old job for the tax
payers! Property viii be dog
cheap" there, before they get thro'.
This GmI engineering has become
. profitable business in some places.
Cincinnati paid her civil engineers
more than $5S, 900, last year. Her
floating debt last year was more
than $500, 900, with a fine prospect
Of large increase this year.
Is there not . strong inclinstion
in some Of our citizens to go into
this leveling process! Are there not
several Jobs on the carpet at this
times Our city is most beautifully
undulating and the grades are easy
Of ascent. Then, why cut them
down and make the streets all of q
dead level? Let them alone where
ever the grades are Of easy ascent
as they are along Main Street; and
IN fact almost the entire CITY,
''Woodman, spare that tree
Nature has beautifed her works fal
better than the rough hand Of man
Nature always satisfied, man never
ass aFoRrY YRAno Aao.
Richmond, Ind.
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APoIoaEr1c.-We learn that vii
liam BAXTER wss approached the
other morning by Mr.. F. Capeller,
who assured him that he Was not
the author of the article in the last
Independents with hin (Capellerls)
name attached to it-that it Wa
unauthorized BY him, and that he
did not wish him [ Baxter to- think
DO msanly Of him 8 to attribute
the authorship- Of % low flung an
article 10 him-that he expected to
do . sjsgitimAAs businessr under
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