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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

FIRE DEPARTMENT News. The Steam Fire
Eayinc Columbia, was ordered out to-day by
Chief Engineer L2adbeater for inspection and
ull The trial took place at the intersection
Of King and Faycttc streets at an early haur
this morning, and the cngue was found to
he IN excellent working order.
Thc Hylrauliun Steam Fire Engine is in
good order aud ready for service at moment S
hulcc
The Hook and Ladder Company have their
truck in good repair aud arc also ready for
Work al the tap OF the alarm bell. There has
not been fire in this city of sufficient magnl-
'n'c to call out the Fire Department for the
i.!st two months. The last fire was at Mr.
iE,"''r'y grocery store, corner of Gibbon and
Columbus; streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-30

OS BUSHELS SEED BUCK WI r AZ ''r
40 sale by [je3Ol DANi s AA als---
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lot received to-day oy
1X1 80 JAS. f. CARLlN y ooNo.
R00 KEGS NAILSin store and tor o. s sax .
COO je 80 JAS. F. CARLlN q SONo'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

The undersigned have removed
their Insurance Office to Room No
-, up stairs, in the First National
Bank Building. We continue to
represent the following old and re-
liable Insurance Companies, to-wit:
Etna, of Hartford; ms. Co., Of
North America, Philadelphia; I'm
derwriters' Agency Of New York;
and North British and Mercantile.
of London aud Edinburgh. The
above companies are all first class,
possessed of large capital and sur
plus, and have paid to citizens of
Richmond for fire losses over $780,
600 in the last eight years, the
proof Of which can be seen by . call
at our Office. Soliciting . continu.
ance of the liberal patronage here
tofore received, we pledgeourselve
in the future, as in the past, togive
satisfaction to all.
| JOINS c. HADLE7 & Co.
Richmond. june Is, 1sga.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28
TERMs-IN ADVANCE.
MASONIC.

G. Fetta, Grand Master, F. A..
NJ, Indiana, laid the corner stone
of the Court House at Vincenes, on
the Oath of June, at which time the
Fraternity celebrated the Birth
day of John the Baptist. .
Quite q large number Of the
brethren were present. The ad-
dresses, and ceremonies Of laying
the corner stone were highly inter
esting. @ s et
On "Wednesday, July I'd, Grand
Master G FETrA, will lay the corner
stone of the new College edi6ce at
Bloomington, Indians with appro-
priate ceremonies. Gov. IT. A.
Hendricks, and Lieut.. Gov. Leoni-
das Sexton, will deliver addresses
on the occasion 1a Gl4.{ N
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

Extra 6ns Raspberries, to-day. 1t
Virgins & McWhinneys Fulton
Market.
Do mot fail 10 give Mccullough
: oall for Vegetables and Fruits
lust IN season
The Averill Paint for outside
work, il the snsr. Go to Isaac
CommoDs's ct the depot and get it
He has got any color you need
~sosspA Basis asa G " woods. have
opessd Gfoesey, opposite The narkssAnsss
On Narioa. whoeo hey are peeparsd g sop
ply eust01ses Win ftssh 0rocssiess tfates,
Butter, ExGs. yasgtshIes, asd most delicious
Iee Csse1. Give shem eall-prtess Ar.
w. w. Rattray's new rooms are
certainly the best adapted for his
GENERAL SUPPLY business of any
other grocery room in the city.
Good light and ventilation; and
then, his prices are an inducemen I
thatno one consulting his best IN
tereat, or that Of his family, can
fail to patronize him.
Mesrs. Mote + Swain, ct their
Gallery on the northwest corner q
Fifth and Main streets, are THE LIv1
Photographers Of our city, and their
Pictures will compare favorsbly to
the BEST in the world, in tone and
finish. Their prices are very
reasonable. Give them q call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28
FrankiLg Privileges, etc.

Congress, in . spirit of revenge
for being forced by public opinion
to abolish the franking privilege.
took from newspapers the privilege
of free transmission in the county
of their publication, and also the
lprivilege1of free transmission o!
the exchanges with each other. on
aud after July 1st. Some of the
papers complain of this, and set
forth the general advantage 10 the
public from these concessions to
the press. The newspapers, right
ly Interpreting public opinion,
doubtless, and certaioly contribu-
ting not a little tc create il, we're
probably the most effective agency
IN the repeal Of the ranking priv
ilege. Unqnestionably, the priv
ileges Of the press in the use Of the
mails, were valuable, not only to
shs newspapers, bat 10 the spablic
The free transmission OF local pa.
pers, within the immediate circle
Of til cir publication, is valuable in
enliehtening, ascestaining and con
centra,ing public opinion. It is no,
desirAble that any part oftEe frank
ing privilege should be restored
but it any part Of it is to be restor
ell, the exception should be in ia.
vor Of the publications that convey
to the people q knowledge of til.
operations Of the Government and
OF the cosdition of tho Country
Meanwhile the, press will hav,
to pay for receiving such paper
J ss,Ishsy anays ssqaisssa .ssssssse ID,
/ sSu.5sg4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

Susan B. Anthony has been
fined $lOO forgvotirg, and each OF
the election officers S25, for rece;v.
ing her vote. If that's ell SusaD
will vote every time. When the
many wealthy r. women OF our coun-
try 60 to the p lie. Whist will q
li:tle fine sse to them2 It is either
right or very wrong aud the ex-
am 3les male of these ladies simply
brings the courts and authorities
into derision and shows the weak-
ness of the opposers- of woman
suffrage. We hope the Ladies will
continue to push Our courts and
people along until q better system
can be made pract;cahle.--Win in.
| chester Journal. = = - : = =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28
TO DeliasneDt Ta.-Payers.

The new tax-law, approved
March 8, 1873. requires County
Treasures to call upon oil delin-
quent tax payers in the county
either in person or by deputy, and
if necessary to distrain property
for the collection Of such tax, with
ten per centum damages and the
costs and charges that may accrue;
and in making settlement with the
County Auditor he will not he al
lowed credit from any uncolected
delinquency unless he can show by
proper returns that he could end
20 property out Of which to make
the tax.
1t will be seen that the duty Of
the Treasurer is plain, and that he
mustmake the coilections.A .oaEA
l wish to collect these taxes with
as little expense to the taxpayer as
possible, and for the accommoda.
ton Of those living 10 the Eastern
part of the county. will be q,
BENZ. Strattan's office No. 2, Odd
Fellows building, Richmond, from
June 25th to July Ist, 1873, when
will receive taxes without extrs
costs, except penalty. After the
last mentioned date the accounts
will be presented and collected a
required by law. All persons in
terested are advised to avail them.
selves of this opportunity to settle
as it will save them considerable
expense. a as 81. 4zsa
Parties paying ut this Office be
fore being called upon by . collec
tor will save all collectors costs
Jos G. LEMON, Treas. W. e.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

Hrs DoesHp.-Why is it there is
only $500 Of dog tax in this town
ship Does any one suppose there
are no more dogs than that in this
six miles square? It might be well
to look into the assessment in the
case of dogs, and see how many are
belonging TO the BOYS, and not re.
ported to the assessors. It is very
strange If there are not that many
dogs in the city Of Richmond alone.
Sometimes at night one would
think regiment was out on parade,
judging by the noises that are
about We commend the subject
TO the new nssessors.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

Tho editor Of ~anr Ohio paper
heard The other day that they had
found a new pass in the Andes. He
Immediately sar down and wrote
to . man in South America claim.
ing that. tue the pass was his and
requesting that it should be for
warded to him at once.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

A lady, having the good fortune
to have her husband hang himself
on an apple tree, the wife II q
neighbor Immediately came 10 beg
q brar CHI Of that tree, to have it
grated into one in her orchard
"For who kn0we," eays she, Shut
it may bear the same kind Of
iruit. "a&9 1lsA3 . y -1..ss avs a-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28
NJ AR RIED.

In this city. on Wednesday morning, the
25sh inst. NJ, Lon NJ Page to Miss Ella
Neal. = - - . 8 ? Z
In this citys On N sdnssdsyJ morning. the
25th inst Mr., Chas. Doan 10 Miss Jennie
On che 10Th inst. II the residence Of The
brides father Of this city by Rev N Gillau
Mr.. J. Stanley Lasey of Noblesyille Ind. and
Miss PhDhs liuns 6f 1biS city. v5u ~gg5
o. IN 2lth inst. ae tss rssideuss Of NJ
the brides mother, ~ Rev. N. 0iilam, Abesm
Elder aud Miss Minerva Yanzant, both Of
this CITY. IS - . aAHA 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

.eTTaken Up by the undersigned, and
now in his Livery stable on n. Marion
street, = bright Bay Horse, shout eight
years old, name somewhat rubbed with
tho collar, several saddle marks, shod
all round, two hind feet white, blaze
in his forehead. The owner can have
him BY calling on the undersigned and
paying 81 80 for this notice and cost Of
keeping him. -. ,7a..cI a.sCF
-ss~.xn - BENZ. GERHARD.
Rich mond, June 13, 1873. - (.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28
GUARDIANS SALE, OF REAL
49, w. ESTATE. -. -

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
was IA ESTATE. x r
NIOTICE 10 sl,sreby given thatthe usder.
~ siGned Guardian OF .(lrapge E. Me-
Means. minor, vii! sell 1t public auction
on the rrsmises on 80 g .0g lG@@ s.
Saturday, June 49, A. D. 1879, q
at2 O'Clock p. NJ, the undivided two-thirds'
of lot number two hundred AID eighty zone,
2Sl9 in that part of the city Of Richmond,
Wayne County, India ina, as laid Oh by ElizA-
beth Starr. This is q choice piece of prop
,erts. fne lot and good dwelling house, ard
will be offered IS whole, the Guardian con-
veying the rcmairing one-third 10 the puS-
chaser. This property has been duly APP.
praised and il sold at public auction will
not be sol for less than twe- thirds OF tbs
appraisemens. il will be for sale ct private
sale It the appraised value until date asore.
Sid. Parties desiring information can call
on the .undenieued. II faxsv s.sYsasa ans
TERxs OF SALE.-One third cash, one
third IN nine mouths aud one third IN eigh.
teen months, deferred payments to bear Inc
tterest and be secured by mortgage on the
premises. as4ou q q Oh s9fSi4.A
4 s3ash MARSHALL 8 NcMEANj al.
!. - ssg 80 Guardian, BE.
J. c. wH1rsrDdi. Attorney. e,s ~
May 81, i673-I3w4. 9Gf ~ 9f41 -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

A Terre Hsutel phys ician col
lected %, ass from Vigo County
for medical services to the poor
in nine months, and tried to de-
bacchy sevsralrof. bis female pa
tients. He hss engaged nine law
yers to defend him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

Az from natural causes. .147
~ For the year ending April 3Oth
1872, deaths from .natural causes, =: :15l
Accidents, ~ !; total deaths, 1853.
T. HENRY DAVE,
f. PRUyN, Board Health. :
w. E. WILCOX,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28
Mortuary Report.

From the following annual showing Of
the Health Committee Of our city, it. vill
Do seen that the inestimabio 6lSGsina Of
health is one of the peculiar advantages
Of our locality a. city. We arc under
obligations to the PEST Of tho Board,
DR.. T. H. Davis, fer, shrshhise "a .
copy of the report, which is for the year
ending April 3oth, 1873:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

BREAKpows,-Opposite Richmond
National Bank, on Wednesday
morning last-the coupling in front,
confined by q bolt, broke 1.-THE iron
stay having given way some time
ago, the owner 'thought it would
DO" and it DD] letting the bed
down on the crossing. The mo-
ment the bed touched the ground
the horses halted, and the driver
and two passengers stepped out.
Nothing Ike having quiet horses
IN an emergency like this.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

3 T. Rose inserts an upper or lower
set of S. S. Whites Teeth, the best
in the United States, for $3.50.
Trash for $500. The only place in
Richmond where Laughing Gas is
administered. No. 298 Main-st.,
over ]. NJ. Williams & Co.'S Shoe
Store.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

w, i. Farquhar continues hav-
ing severe and exhaustive attacks
of-customerA on his excellent
stock Of Groceries, Vegetables and
Fruits, on North Fifth.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

New fashions and new styles OF
Bonnets, Hats, Trimmings, &C., at
Mrs. s. A. Tiff Davis's Millinery
Store, on North Franklin Street
Go to lit and examine her stock
and compare prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

through now, I conclude my read
ers md friends nay wSH xSEr'
"e TT FTy
| "A rrsvrv - WvvvvA~sn
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

Phil Virgins and Tom MoWhin-
ney keep the Fulton teeming with
every thing in the Vegetable and
Fruit line, and their supply of
Mests. Of the very best quality, il
always ample, and prices reason
eble, j IS aarr go aeE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

Another girl, this time in Chica-
go, Saturday, thought kerosene
would practically aid her in prepar-;
ing the evening repast. Her funer-
al was largely attended on Monday.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28


IN DEFAULT of payment Of principal and
4interest due to the School Fund Of Wayne
County, State Of lndians, on the loans Of
said suod hereinafter mentioned. will, on
Saturday, the 26th day Of June, 1873, be-
tween .the hours Of 10 o'clock .. ~ iasd
O'Clock p. m .,ofsr for sale 1t tAs Court
House door, in the town Of Centreville, Wayne
County, Indiana, to The highest bidder fog
cash, SO much of the mortgage premises ~
win satisl ? the amount thereon, respectively
for principal, interest, damage and costs, ~
follows. to.wit:
No. 1881. All Of lots No. ten (l0) and
tw elye i2) in that part Of The town Of Gem
trevills laid Of and attached 70 the original
plat of said town by VIM. n. Doughty and
VIM. Elliott. Mortgaged BY Susanna Peak.
Principal, iatsrsst, damages and oosts, el7s..
y. 81 Ia +9gts gs,Fsef e.fss afgsnI .-,fs,
WITNESS, my hand and the
seal of the Commissioners
(SEAL1 Court OF Wayne County,
b indiana, at Cepteeviile, shfs
90 ass 17d day % Apsil, 1879. Ut
"a ELtHU M. PARxERy Auditor. 4
1l.3w =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28
The Ciscianati Exposition.

We have received from the Sec
rotary of the Cincinnati Industrial
Exposition the premium list and
preliminary announcements for the
fair of 1873, which is to commence
ON the Sd Of September next and
continue one month. The premium
list is large and liberal, and the ex-
cellent success which has attended
former fairs will doubtless be con-
tinued in this. s.. aa
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28
AOH6L0 Wnx1A00.
4 .PlrsfrSSSYrnc 81 Isl. fh'r'fft,7sfiC

Sea Cliff Grove, Long Island, N.
Y, July s. . g z, /. !. GO
New York State Camp Meeting,
Rou.d 80 ySN 8zsqa7 rRxs >
Rehoboth BEACH, Delaware July 8.
Shelter Island, Long Island Sound
July rs .siAss - 80 =
Sixteenth National a,p 1 Laa4isa Jgly,
%.
Pitman Groye. July g.oi znlwo
Hurlock Station, Maryland July 80.
Accomac "a, WisA's Point Grove,
Hillsboro Circuit Va, Ebenezer Au-
gustalsgIEIgTfsig nnn@siG
Pearsd + d I ! ds:T wyep pa !
August /.
HaN'slWmdss Kent County Dds
August 1.
ChsstefT H69hts, gFm1SdelrkiS
August D.
Sing Sing, New York, August s.
Ohio S6Ss Camp Mss6ng OGhs
ton, August s.
Illinois Shte ;Dnclay, III. An
gust 6. - ass ss.' lad 49, 49,. e s..
Embury Park, Dayton, Ohio, An
gust 6. sasba IL sisa .assa
Church Greek, Md, August 8: - :,
Ocean Grove, N j., August 8. i.
! Beckwith's and Speddin's, Dor
Co., Mds Augusta ot sorDva
Georgetown Del, Pepper,
Woods, August 8.
Emery Grove, Baltimore, Md
August IL. zasa snsxFn
Bethel (Barnsboro, N. J., Angus
la. .fssn sas 3 @s1ss xisa.z0-s' b1t
Deals Island, Md, August Is.
/ Hinkle's Woods, Monroe Co, Pa
| August19 8 xE =
! Millersburg, Pa, August 20
Seventeenth. National. Mounds
vile. w:v.,a august 20. :
Hillsboro Circuit, Va, Waterford
August ~. Ae
4 Juniata Valley, Newton Hamil
4 ton, Pa, August 26.
! Braadywine Summit, August 26
! Round Lake, N. Y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

The street sprinkler leaks too
much, and, instead Of merely allay-
ing the dust - it should mud is
laid from an inch to two inches over
the streets surface. Smaller holes
in the sprinkler would obviate the
nuisance. Joe thinks fifty cents q
week is too much to pay for max
ing q water bed of the entire length
of the street. and he's in favor of
SPANKING instead of poRINa.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

Articles Of Association of the
Richmond Pillow Works were for
warded to the Secretary of States
Office for record, Thursday last. =
The capital stock 10 $4,000. The
incorporators are Oran Perry, s.
w. Lynde, John s. McGraw, Eu-
rene Harold and David j. Hoerner.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28
THE TX: PAYERS
.ssos6aK AyAsnrs
saw IsviI Ea1 Ja sefsfBd. -ov
tMIlt COUNT, .iIDuIt

~ IN ubVOjv4 On JO0U t1JSS)Ss
.g1Ssa2sls II 800 s9I$ cad
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that ths
IN IlsA0a a EqnA 6t Saia nsssty.s
cors 1Ag Of the BoArl Of Cpssty Connie.
sinL1 bounty Assessors and t'ounsy AUDI
taR, havU 81 eside the aseenaA& - Real
Bseate N yebsrsQG and Waype Townshipa,
and tie city q aRichmoud, and thaS ssA
Board having adjusted all private gsisvaseess
FROM al other parts Of the county. have cos
armed a. sotesensanToftae SivdsaH eoeos
and toynsaiRe - ErtysseA ~ the AssbeeesS
The board win therefore meet %. - : = :.
Tuesday, July !, 1874 ),
any ana III private alss,.a nS ron al
Townships OF Wayne and Jedersons 10 Ne
sity of Richmond. Blank petitions. can b
obtained by calling It ybs sAuAt6r' j ON =, OF
addresside - bs sssteE sgnkTgeA 81 80
:. EL!HU n. PARKE9, As4ites. :.
GREEN AOuNr TURNPlkE Co.
A nsstisg Of the stoctholdsrs Il said son-
pSny will take place on Friday, June v3esh,
1879. q Stieglemap Z HATS (Elliotts) Mill.
NE :ussingysand SAMUEL ERWiSs 70
E2w-A ,t,,g,, Seersssry.
NOTICE OF. FORECLOSURE.
STATE or, INDIANA, WAIVE ic0.. IS !.
Wayne Circuit Court, September Term, 1873. X
nell1:9o.ae.casAg 80 10 safao ID
A..onls Jones' Q far,,Io,1.. IN
Wiliisn n. % Greet. bra No. AS. -
i Alice Il. De Groo,,
william Fuliertoa. & / sa1g hnz Is
lREdT KNOWN, That On shs second day
- q Jnns. 1878. Tie abovs mai med PI.ia-
| of the Clerk Of the Wayne Circuit Court. Ais
complaint against said defendants in the
i ebovee titled cause, together vi id the aida.
VT ofa eompetent person. That said llefspd,
ants, Arson b. Jones, William n. De Groot
Alice e. De Gro0t, aud william Fullerton,
are not residents Of the State Of lsdi1ns.
Said defendants. Arson B. Jones, William
n. De Groot, Alice E. De Groot and William
Fullerton. therefore are hsrpby notified Of the
filing and tendency Of said complaint against
them, and that unless they appear and An.
swer or dsmur thereto, ct the calling ofsaid
cause, ON the second day Of the sext term 81
said Court, to be begun and held 1t the Court
House in Centreville. on the frpt Monday al
the matters and things therein contained ard
alleged. viii DC taken As true and the said
cause will b heard and determined in theil
absence
WITNESS, the Clerk, and th>
Seal Of said Court. at Cen.
l. (SEAL) trsville, this ID day Of Jan,
1873. VIM. W. DUDLEY
II. c. Fox, Atty Of P,f. slIoo 5.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

We were rejoiced to see our
friend Rev. Severinghaus again in
our city, last week. He met his old
friends and the children Of the Ger
man Lutheran Sabbath School at
South Franklin, on Sabbath last,
and preached in the First Presby-
tartan Church Sunday night
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

Pecuniary aid, and every support
that Q generous and Christian heart
and hand can extend towards the
sustainance of the 9Home for the
Friendless,' is now needed by that
benifcent institution. Its claims
for the support Of the public at
large, are such that it needs only
mentioning, in order to secure it. !
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

Knopf Bros, are always upper
most in having their hooks IN their
ice chest filed with the choicest of
fresh meats Of sn kinds, and their
Hams Breakfast Bacon, Ham Ssu-
sage and Bolognas, are equal 70 the
9Th Of July glorious s - 80.
STRucx On!-We learn .frsm
Washington City, that our friend
LsaH. Mccullough Patent !. Fire
Ehrm Telegraph has been adopted
by the city authorities, and S75, 900
appropriated for the erection of
boxes throughout that city. We
congratulate him on the succsssful
ISSUE Of his lsbors, and the due ap-
preciation Of his invention.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

Go to No. 232 Main street for ths
REAL fashions and 1zrs. The BEST
goods are there, and J. Zeyen &
Bro, are the BEST Talors in the
city-no mistake.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

VIM. A. Bickle viii address those
IN attendance at st. Mary's picnic.
to be held ct the Fair Grounds, on
the Fourth. A large attendance
and a happy time is anticipated
The Hibernian and St Patrick So
cieties win march out in process
sion. Bernard Quinn will be Grand
Marshal, and Bernard Madden and
John Henny will act as assistants.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

CHAsaE.-The Cincinnati 'sSatur
day Night" has changed prop,ie-
tors, A. NJ. Griswold retiring and
Ara A. Clark & Co, taking control.
In announcing This change, the edi.
tors say: 1.-THE old staff of con.
tributors will be retained. Mr.. A.
IL. Griswold viii continue to::write
for the paper, and his location in
the great metropolis Of the country,
and his intimate acquaintance and
association with the chief literary
talent of the day, will no doubt add
to the interest Of his always popu-
lar and interesting productions"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

Queen Victoria's chief physician
says that House work is admira-
bly,, calculated 10 preserves robust
woman, and to strengthen one who
is weak. An hour in the laundry
is better than q vial of iron" How
does that agree with the opinions
of OUR young ladies. But the
young ladies Of to-day, who ignore
household work, are more excuse.
able than the mothers, who bring
them up in habits Of i1lsnssa or
teaah hem 20 look on ussfal hbor
with scorn. It is beautiful axiom
of nature that no one can be strong,
either in body or mind, without ex-
ercise.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

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