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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

The purest and sweetest Col Liver Oil is
Hazard 4 Casweilis, made ON the sea shore
from fresh selected iivers, BY Caswell. Has
ard 4 Co. New York. i ID absolutely pure
aud sweet. e Patients 50 have once taken il
prefer u 70 all Others. iPhysieiAas have dsci-
dsd Il superior II anY u - other oils In lhe
market. 9E3sfraa4 11aSSA4 4l-l2w1
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

This well-mown piece was put
upon the boards at the Opera House
last night, before an audience that
surprised us. It was to be expected
that it would attract large num-
Der of people, but we looked for
nothing like what we saw last night
AS surprising as it may seem, . con-
siderable number of persons were
turned away. Long before the
doors were opened, q crowd collec-
ted in front of the building, and the
police had their hands full in keep
ing the walk dear. When the doors
were opened, the crowd surged up
into the auditorium in large num-
beers.
OF the play We scarcely know pre-
cisely, how to speak. It really de-
fees description, being q mixture Of
terror, drollery and beauty The
scenic effects are startling and
grand being considerably superior
to what was evidently expected.
The tableaux are splendidly beauti-
Fful and dazzling, especially the tab
leaux wants in the third act. The
ballet is sustained by q large num-
Der of dancers who assist Mile Ida
| DeVere in an admirable manner,
though the artists did not receive
the applause, as it appeared to us,
that they deserved The audience
| was evidently taken by surprise
] and found themselves witnessing
| something SO much better than they
expected that they did not know
exactly what TO do
One of the gems of the evening
was the skillful performance Of Her
nandez upon the guitar. It was te
be regretted that there was not
more of il ID
| Among the most notable features
of the play are the Broom Dance
i the Ballet de Fleurs, the Grand In
cantation Scene, the splendid Grot
to of the Golden ,Stalactites, tn.
Ballet Ia Bayadere, and the grant
| and gorgeousT transformation Scene
These are al infe fspersed with mu
sic. dancing, tableaux, and droller,
| Of yariougsk kinds, all of which maxi
up q performance that is far supe
J rior to what our People are gener
| ally treated to. OF course, crowd
4 ed houses are to be expected st
j Paul Mimi. J Pioneer. .&kSz
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

MAYOR.

5oaa MAYOR. 50
EplFoR PALLADluM:-- Pieaee snuouuce my
Same - . candidate for the May6Falty lat The
next May election, subjsct TO the nouDohatiQ6
Of The Republican party. i d tgl9a
81 sa9as98~aJ. W. SALTER.
3 We are authorised to announce the name
q James n. Poe, - candidate for reelection
70 the o1lee Of Mayor ,of The city Of Rich
mond, subject to the decision Of the Republi-
can nominatlon.
We ere requested 70 anuounes that James
Hl1er 10 . candidate Tor llAyog, subject 70
any arrangement that Dsno0rnkp and Liberal
! 1spablicans may msks forsoIsctfag eaudi-
date t ass ~ ~
We are authorized 10 announce John G.
Hadisy, ~ candidate for Mayor, subject 70
The action Of the Republican Party.
We are authorized ~ announce F. Pruyn
Esq, - candidate for Mayor of the city Of
Richmond ss,D $3.50 &1 re,
We are authorized to announce William L.
John, NJ candidate for Mayor Of the city Of
Richmond. at the annual election.
sr6+ MARSHAL. 3rs e o.
1--WE are authorized to aunounee Louis o..
Shower, 90 candidase for City Marshal, sub
jet 10 any arraDgemsntthe Republican party
We are Authorised 70 announce 8 r.
WATSON, as 4 candidate for City Marshal,
s suhject TO the Republican nomination
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

d Persons flowing I've string
meeting conducted in q liberal, yet
earnest, solemn and prayerful basis,
would do we'll to call in 1t the
Central n, E. Church Of this city
Elder W aIker, member OF tho
First Christian Church OF Indian
apolts. is conducting the meeting
aod wishes all to participate. Mn
sic, at 6.45 P N. Social worship ut
= ID Pm. Scriptaral Recitatiop,
from the audience las, and pt each.
Ing st7 So each evening. "a :,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

Is Foe the accommodation, of;Itax-
payers ID the eastern part7ef the
comfy, the County Treasares has
savrapged = send gax receipto when
1flq0cssVd TO thu Citizene' ank,
4Hishmohd, for oSllection Without
expense. Leave names ct. thk
Bank and in few days the receipt
will be- ready. d 40tf q
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

e. E. A gentlemcn in this city says he
ia willing Il, concetle that woman
has . right to the ballot bat dosn't
think she can be trusted to exercise
that right. The fellow is . bach.
| tlor.t1 -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

~THE CONFESSIONS OF An IKvA
LID, Published ~ : wsrning 70 Fyousa msr
and others y ho suhsr from nervous Debility,
&C., supplying the MEANS OF SELF cun..
Written BY one who cured himself, and
sent free on receiving . postpaid directed
envelope. - = ''sAN
Address, NAraASrtL MAYtAIs. Brookiy.
III s491Gvsi3 In &--S. Mp AGO T
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

Designs for lace and crochet
work may be found on tie windo~
panes. This has been mos, pane
ful winter for desi2ns-but the
most of them have been on the
coal bin. aA3sss- .
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

+ According to the reports OF hor-
:icul'urists, everything looks favor.
able at present for q fine crop Of
Etyar The eommi6g .seson. Indian;
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

One OF our active dealers in sew
ing machines received an order from
q lady in a country town the other
day, with the request that a sewing
machine be sent Immediately bg
mail" The new postal cards are
not yet out, and the request could
nUs be complied with. J
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

The ladies OF Grace NJ. f.
Church, gave the most splendid
aud successful social reunion and
supper, last Wednesday evening,
in the rooms of the Church, ever
given by any church in Richmond
The proceeds, clear Of all expens-
&c, were $l80. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

Six Democratic Senator voted
for the Temperance Bill-it would
not have passed without theiA cup
port. All honor to them for tIus
good result, ns we believe it vii!
prove to the people of our beloved
State, -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01
The Newburyport (slass.) Ghost.

KA-fs !" SHSss N'A"< '
Miss Perkins. the teacher OF
the haunted NewhurSport, Mssss).
school, has written letter in re-
ply to the inquiries as TO the truth
OF The accounts given in the news
papcrs. She states that the. story
is true With few exceptions. W hen
she fret saw the boy ghost he VAS
neatly attirei in q emit OF brown
clothes,t ia. med With braid and but
IONS of tho came color When
she reached forward 10 grasp him
he seemed not like the hoy. but
vapory. or as she describes him.
like thin cloud scudding across
the room; still it seemed to have
the boy FORM" She did not faint
a. reported. One day she sent q
boy out to hang mp the brushes.
He returned in about eve minutes
and after he had taken hisA scat
three raps sounded on the door of
the, brush room. lie asked per-
missi IN to see who was at the door
and on Opening it (the tescher
could see al this) every ore of the
brushes came falling on the nails
where they were hung, some strik-
ing the boy in The face, some on
tie rhou.ders. while the broom
sta ,ck him directly on the head.
The list pan, hanging on q nail
some Iistancr abov4,he brushes,
fell to tho floor. stood on its ham
die then on it's bottom edge, hop
ping from place - place until i
entered the school rooE and Get
tied itself nicely againss the wall.
When the veptiln soe Mas raiked .
black ball like c.mnon bali, would
roll around the attic with . good
deal OF noise. ilaAfhoc n the attic
has booh fosksdr up there sis ssilII
walking up stairs. and somelimet
the hsmmeripg and nailiag; once
In while eteps are heard coming
down the astac stairs. crossing the
entry. and the outside door opens
and shuts, aud In about ten min.
utes they are heard returning.
Miss Perkins says: 81 am not .
spiritualist; never attended q ST.
ting, in fast never had an thing TO
do with . person OF that belief
/, and never saw any manifestations.
Why aay thing Of the sor: sbould
take place where | am is more than
l can account for"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01
/1lII3sl::I; j|]FlaSS

prsrs ,S~1a ~ Poor Rnm Whistevs Pn,of
spirits ii ana Refulc iiq1ofs dcctored. spiccd.
q sfopica X q InnSffxers. 1Rcstorcrs.n r..
- AZ ise1 -. HIM. m N dSnnfenncss snd
ruin, but re . ESs ksdicine, 1ade nom the
Al sscd sSns ~ ;mnants ncv ia tSe f:rcaf
pIa[s D.,.sm.c sn6 axsvirc pr;nc,ria :
sSf Sssnnvefor ma invieSfnr n The Svs
tem .r.rrv;n~ oT I'M noiscnons Satter III
rscss,e ~ reTreSSirS ~ inStScsssinS Nth
.rsaIs q ~ ~ T1ov ~ 49, "a sS,,,t,,,.c,.
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rssnife sage ana sesinh,e r. 81 sms a. disease
E ss,S s cs sDss 49, n N az.
~. y 49, 80 ~ 49,. t...s All ~
Ur e.., ~ shsss s.n,scs -. a.. no =
prTvsGc csc. - csSe ~ $780, snS e ~
" kSns Wssss0 oeyo14 ~ YsAns " e:
Pain " the snouidsrs: co1gns; Tgntnsss oasns
ach had Tsate In tSe Ioutn' 1sious Attscss Pai.
a., h ,Ds .ssicn. nsthe TIs.s - Sn~d
s,k sn - ss ~. " e,.o ~
ysaSL Pa.nAc1n n mPsn.. ~ ~ f....en -
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AI r Ius.s .naL sys~s. d. .'s.,s AZ
married Or sinrIe n t6c dsWn q yomsnh ~ S,'
Sssised ~ iaaasaes III marked Improve.
ment u soon Percepupie.
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~ csfSfz11s y. .x xx.As
gelon, nnouA nsmnsent nno tntesImlt!ens
t,s p, - ~ S1c
S.,cS 49, "a 18Th;
x ~ generally produced by deEanesnsne OF the
'tx1eavo v.ss1S
Sso .,s 1871
oss..n R.sss,e .asV snc PeSutaL M LET
sscs aSe = r.fo~Uttn ~ yses , WI w
eeersi Orosns ers A. Riiton =. nise..es NJ
Setca ysEa.D xH1 ~ oalsVsss ULsesses:
phr,,., ni.4.ns. 49, - lcStei ss,s
Nns,s.s~ ct,g.s. rsss p Sala
ses Sn Sv.e ~ "
Sf3n. Hornors snd Disscses III the Sr i, ', az
~ s. ss., . ~ y y ~ e1y aug 9p
~ 49, - 49, ns,ses ~ tee.sS ~ ,,e ~
Iii ccvt,ss~ ~ S s,.Ss ~ I'LL 800
rtivs oS1nefS = - V - S~''
SsS.S Ss.ss = I. svvs~s.~.a9una~
vcs, mn n. s..,s.,.s.io. SEes.S ~ ~
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@h.,s -, III = cstr,... ~ ~ y
veine cSeence n Vnor q n sc.S wr se ~ c..e
sr5n tai ~, |~,s ~ n" rS.ys ~. 49,,
the heath Of the evstem Vim folioW' -
psr rasss trs 49, Rsoe!s,@ vINn Z:
ever e,,efsine<i ffo .srsinS sv.t.sn ~ sAss
Pr. Tane. anS eeSey VV~r-.. lTrr,rc
I'M tho system az 10 m9ny thnnsands Sre efec.
tually tlestrOyed md renoved 6avs n aistis.
rusiied nhvstOlOrist There n sfars.e,v A insii
vinai on TIA M Of whosS St~
ernnt NOM me nresence n vnrms n e M -.
Cn the hcalthv eisrnents a. ~ ~ ~ ~
extsf INT vrgn Tia disessesi Snn,SSs IA ss,,.
elrrosifa mn hreei NO. MIND vs,n;,sto,. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

Lovers of music are invited to
attend and assist in the music re-
heraals, now in progrsss at The
Central N. F. Church, at 6:45 each
evening. ~ ELI
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01
Blind Tom 10 to be at Nashville
% the 25th of March

Charles K. Pemberton, the oldest
locomotive engineer in New Eng
land, died Jan. oath. 1877 at Great
Falls, N. H. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

One of our agricultural writer's
says: IF your farm isas rightly
conducted it Is worth more to you
to- keep than to others to buy -
Better keep il then. 81 sse'tss>
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

A city physician remarks that
when his medicines fail to sweat
his pate nts, they always come to
it when he presents his bill Tor
sei vices. LS.s 20 as' Z
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

~ FREE RELIGION.-The Progressive
Lyceum meets every Sunday at 2 r. n, n
Lyceum Hall, We cordially invite ali The
lovers Of free thought and free speech, on re-
ligious matters, to come and bring their
children and join with us'in our exercises.
We ieonre all erssds Of every kind, and teach
honesty. purity, truthfulnsss, Temperance
and klndness - the essentials, a5tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01
EA1xsUAE.rCAN eADn,
sri Is IN THE NORTHWEST.

And this position II will esdsavcr 70 maintain.
). The INTER. OCEAN viii eostinus % DO the
Organ Of the People in thes Mgest s9nse Of
the worn; Insisting upon de Preservation OF
the rights Of The any - againss The few. To
this end It will maintaia On unceasing war
chartered moaopOlies; not attempting 20 de.
stroy tho just rights Of any, but determined
to bring every special privilege granted by
Legislative act under control of the power
that conferred II. believing that tie public
conscience : toe true court Of 6sai resort ia
all questions affecting The relations of cor.
posations and she people,. sd
In Literature, General News. Foreign and
al that goes to make FtR8T-cLASS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

: Men that can hold . woman's
favour dentists.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

!. The Court House Injunction
oass'was argued the first Of this
week before, Judge H aiues Of the
Circuit Court, BY Messrs. Peelle.
Julian and Gordon, for Centre
vile. and Messrs, Birchenal and
Biekle. for Richmond:!s,s,,a.. "a Judge
Haynes' opinion will probably not
be given until the last Of the pres
Snt term. 1a2 e ssAo 10 sR3.xt 4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

The Portland Me. Press says that
there is a lady residing in that city.
80 years Of age, who has . daughter,
grand daughter, great grand
daughter and great great grand
daughter living, Eve generations
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01
FUNERAL or slsHop QUINN

I sss2aE LII - Esss
The Funeral of the RIGHT Rxv.
B1sHop PAUL QUINN, whose death
we noticed in last weeks paper,
viii lake place On Tuesday next
March 4th, at 2 O'Clock, PM. at the
Pearl Street NJ. E. Church. 5la
tmy not be- inAppropriate to
give brief sketch of his early his
toy, and his somsRhat romantic
life. The deceased had no official
record of his birth; but upon his
own statement, he was o native of
Honduras, Central America. He
came to this country when quite q
youth; the circumstances of his
coming, are as follows:
During the early part of this CEN
! fury, Elizabeth Walker, a woman
of considerable celebrity in the So
ciety of Friends, Of New York, Wis
tied Europe and other foreign coun-
tries, including some parts of South
America and the province or
land of Honduras. Here she was
I il1treated by some Of the populace,
as she was passing on the highway
Through q mahogany forest -o1
/ which timber that country abounds.
| At this attempt of mobocracy by d
set Of men engagedin telling the for
est, the subject of this sketch,
though scarcely eighteen years old
WAS present On that occasipn and
manfully and fearlessly defended
the noble woman at the risk of his
life, she receiving a wound in the
face by chip thrown at her. Fol
this bold defense of liberation in 9
Catholic country, he was branded
and banishe,l. He, obtained pas.
sage away in vessel importing ma
hogany Upon the return Of
Mrs. Walker to New York, the
above circumstances became known
to the Friends of New York City
Fwhen under their auspicies he wa,
sent for and brought to New York
and was first placed under the car.
Of Elias Hicks the world known
friendof the oppressed, whosxtend
ed a guardian care over him-tool
him to New York City, where
through the assistance of his broth
er, Samuel Hicks; a wealthy merch
ant, he WAS still further cared for
Not many years after he attached
himself as member of the Metho
dist persuasion, and subsequently
became an ordained minister. After
remaining in New York City few
years, where in the meantime ht
obtained by inheritance a consider
able estate from his native country
he came to Pittsburg, where he wa
made fourth Bishop of the A. NJ
E. Church He came on his mis-
sion to Indians as early as 1888
I q N + ~ : : p ]
Some years after he invested pretty
{ largely in real'estate in Richmond
and New Port and vicinity; and, (
some extent, on. Cabin Creek
Randolph county. Having buried hi,
first wife and two cAildred prior t.
his coming West. sAbouta SIX years
ago he married an amiabIea lady o
Rossville, Ohio, when he soon afte,
made his residence in this city, OF
south Masrion Street st !
p In person he was above the me
diocrity, being over SIX feet II
height and broad schested, weighing
near Two hundre,.s and fifty pounds
His complexion was simply q shad'
darker than Some Of the Angl
Saxon race. Of his antece.ss ents i
the mission he was called to, TIL
writer leaves for others. But NJ
doubt from his early defense oflib
erty Of speech and freedom, he ha,
i endeared himself to the hearts o
that portion of our American citi
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

OF our bra.'d-new Temperance
law, the S.. LoCts Democrat says:
1T will strik.' most people as
rather binding in jts character, hut
it will be interesting to watch how
the boosters will live up 70 it,"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

ANniyersal articlsSof faith.-In
these day Of -eligious content n
It he's been thought impossible to
Indicate an srticle of faith upon
which al sec,a add cases were
united. There is one, however, and
a very not sble one tob, viz: a he
lief which is implicit and universal
IN the parsmount efficacy Of that
,natchless Household Tonic and
Recuperant, Plantation Buffers.
The constantly increasing patrons
age which it receives has, il is. true
excited The petty envy or certain
splene,ic advertisers of pinchheck
panecexs. who hope to make .
market for their own staenani.
wateFy wares BY decrying ali s Dir
ituous medicinal preparations. But
the public can stomach neither
their arguments nor their positions
and consequently reject these very
wsak limitations Of the enemy as
tentireiy'soo thin! ,iaaft g
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

Tit editor of the Sentinel essays
the roll of second Morgan. blurt-
ing out the secrets of Masonry.
he speakes Of making .sTne' Ma
sonic sign. with ontspread palm
and thumb on nose" He knows
he can't palm that of except with
the ultra cdulous. sn an
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

The Indianapolis Sentinel says
all the railroads running into that
city are worked to their utmost
capacity in bandlinGsthe immense
amount Of freight seeking an out
|. Jet % market. ThSrS - SPAR. ely a
rood which is not adding largely
,oi.gsrtsine sto6xkedepuipme nts
10 s!'s sm.las OF
|'shhTsrs, and sfpesrauces pdias'e
thst tAe i esent run of Snsin ess
will Continue for m6sths ito coms.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

The passage ofthe agsicultlia!
land grant bill by both Houses 81
Congress. on Monday. secures t.
the Purdue University another hal
million acres OF land.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

!" Improper language ',sishould
never be INDUCED IN by interiors
towards those who outrank them in
Office. From an official standpoint,
it is NOT the number of ounces O,
precious metal . coin may contain
that gives to. 1t its value its the
stamp thereon. 2 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

( 1ete Rse4vts ~ Psblie Nsneys fos
sl95s1ss1 ( NeSsasks,,
Win locate Homssteads for S0ldisss ard Szh-
ora y lalelA0 Of Congssss, soldiers and
sailors srs satilJsd 10 100 acres, Of one-half .
mile SQUARE Of 0oSssnmrss Iasd, with sbe
privilege Of taking al ths time they may
have served n tlsc army ~ navy, from the
time required under the Honsstssd Law IT,
perfect a title.
Good lands seles I'd. and inGormAtion .. In
climate, SOL wood, water, &c., given on s7-
plicafion. Address,
5f4 Id S.R. JAMISON,
cues 81 g Ricbnopd, Ind.
:, Refer t. any old citizen Of Rtehmond-
W. X. HOLLOWAY. P n tpdianGpoIis-
Jk0. A. BuKBANK, Gov. D66otabs
y. BUTLxR, Ex Gov. Ncbraeka.
Il. W FuHNAs. Gov. Elect Nebraska,
E. .. NUNDY. U. y Judge Dist. Nebrashs,
f.W. Urrox. U. =. Senator. Nebraska.
EF1a - q y
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01
INTER OCEAN.
THE REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
sst.ss sa

Eneoanged BY the favor with which the
lNTER-OCEAN has been received, the pro
prietor has enlarged ittoa
TEN COLUMN FOLIO PAPER
Forty large col4~:.s of Readisg Halter.
IL the future, as id the past. the INTER-
VCnA AN will eontinse the stsuneh advocate
II the principles OF the Republics partv.
During the political campaign just clcsed Il
won position ~ Es8 10 ~.
q
- aA A'1AD.f'o u
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

The Chicago Times applies the
term papa government to the
kind Of legislation that attempts to
regulate everything. The Indiana
Legislature believes in -papa gov
eminent. "-Terre Haute. Express.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

r.ovvnr.x,soonunx.v.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

NJ OTlCE = The 0rm oe u. n. Het6brr 4
= y Co. 10 this day disselvcd b. nutsal con.
sent, Charles u. Co1ia retiring n II Fkten.
e. assame1 the aseets aud liabilities Of shs
6-n,an win continue tlis- 6ustdsssat Ne ola
100 ss.ss I'd. ~ asa seas Aea ssrse Of n u
z RgehsasS. Isdiass,, De slst lsTsH st~l
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

CRY TAxEs.-Mr. w. p. Wilson,
City Treasurer, respectfully an
nOunces that the City Taxes are
now due, and that all Taxes remain
ing unpaid on the 18th of March,
1878, wiz be Apbject 70 i {. /. penalty
Of ten percentum.:s Taxpayers will
please take notice. ts gsls
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-01

"Some politicians seem to pro-
coed on the theory OF. conciliating
their enemies and letting their
friends AXE care Of themselves.
Bnt Tim, generally comes when
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