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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15
Justiee Administered.


Enos Thomas Court, is having a
run with cases for violating the Bax-
ter Law. We mentioned Peter Ar
nold's cases last week, and whilst we
were in the 'squire's Office, looking up
the grist he had ground since, Peter
came in and paid the fines and costs.
1t seems he had paid the boys ten each
as hush money, but too much whisky
opened their mouths which made Pc
ter open his purse, and, in revenge,
Peter had them taken up and fined $l4
so for getting drunk on the whisky he
sold 'em. In addition to all this, Pc
ter agreed to pay the fine of one of the
b'hoys, provided he'd whip the other,
and when the job was done Peter fail
to come up to his promise, which was
another inducement for both boys to
make clean breasts of it, and thus
help justice in making things even!
We'll Peter Lichtenfels, was fined
1890 for violating the same law that
a majority of the people in his ward
want him to have permit" under!-
the county commissioners will please
look to that point. Martin Bennett,
two cases, ID, 80 each; Anton Bescher,
selling to minor, 2l ,05; Zorn, do, q :
O5; Moody, do. q, O5. There are quite
| a number of cases in the mill. Bring
on the ''grists'' friends, as long as the
liquor sellers manufacture drunkards
let the mill of justice be kept going.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

Carl Schurz, it is pleasant to learn.
has come back with an improved
opinion of his own country. He says
Austria is rotten, France haggard.
Spain hopeless, and Germany debauch-
ed with the sudden influx of money.
When Schurz left for Europe, it will
be recollected, it was with sad and
Borrowing heart. The people had de-
clared against his party, Congress had
repudiated his policy, and things were
in his statesmanlike opinion, going to
demnition blazes with lightning-like
rapidity. That his opinion has been
SO radically improved by SO brief an
absence, should cause him to consider
whether he would not get better
judgnept of iscountry by remaining
away altogether.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

In the First Ward there are three
petitions, with the required number
of signers, on file in the Auditors
Office, asking the County Commission
ers fer permits to sell 'the dark
beverage Of hell" Those who are
asking this internal privilege are:
Thomas Lichtenfels, Peter Lichten-
fels. and Paul Meyer. The signers,
with few exceptions, are the same to
each of these petitions, as will be
found in Capellar's petition, publish
ed in the Palladium extra some time
ago. IA - ,
In the Fourth Ward, Paul Meyer
is the petitioner, backed by nearly the
same citizens who desired Shaw &
Besselman to erect a drunkard man
ufactory there, at the last meeting OF
the Board Of County Commissioners
the list of whom will be found in
the Telegram. -
At Cambridge City, Geo. Develin
Morgan Nc Masters, William Hamilton
and Rees Kendall have fled their pc
titions for permission to engage il
this work of ruin and death, accord
ing to law! "a r
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Nut Coke at Simmons.
Best Domestic Coke at Simmons

BEST DOmeStlc Coke at Simmons
One Of the Most Popular
And rapid selling additions yet made
to the city of indianapolis, is that
known as North Indianapolis. It
is most eligibly situated, located on
high dry grounds commanding o
beautiful view of the city. The
Street Cars pass the grounds on
the East and the indianapolis, Gin
cinnati and Lafayette railroad on
the West. Six extensive manufac :
turing establishments have already
been located there, and other sub
stantial improvements are being
rapidly pushed forward, and from
present indications these grounds
offer better inducements to parties
desiring to make safe and profit
able investments than any other
addition now in the market. Large
advances over present prices will
certainly be realized. Now is the
time to invest while prices are low
down. We are informed that q
good farm, timbered lands, county
or town bonds and mortgage notes
will be taken in exchange for few
of these lots. Call on or address
Geo. w. RAIDER, Office Surgical In
stitute buildings, Indianapolis, Ind
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15
Local Notices.
Reafch Granite Monument.

Scotch Granite Monument.
Messrs. Ritter & Vickery, at their
extensive establishment, one door
north of Engine House No. 8, North
Pearl street, have just completed
one of the most handsome Monu-
ments, manufactured from a new
species of Scotch Granite, for Judge
Campbell, of Eaton, Ohio, we have
ever beheld. It is different from
any other genus, because it admits
of higher polish-the variegation
is more besutiful-the diamond
shapes are more perfect The
Granite, of which this monument is
composed, was ordered by sample,
land really excells the sample) and
is the only specimen of its kind
Messrs. r. & V. have ever worked,
and they are SO well satisfied with
it, that they have resolved to make
further orders of this handsome
material for their trade. The cost
of similar monuments to this one
of Judge Campbell's, is from $3.50
to $1,000. We commend Messrs.
r. & V. to our readers for superior
work and reasonable prices.
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GALE OP.sCHoOL LANDS.

= In dcfanlt of the payment of the princi
pal and interest due to the School Fund OF
Wayne county, State of Indiana on O ceT-
tificate Of sale of school lands, 1 will ON
Saturday, Thirteenth (1A Day Of De-
cember, lS73,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N. and
O'Clock r. NJ, offer for sale at the Court House
door, in the city of Richmond, Wayne coun-
ty, Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash,
SO much of the real estate mentioned and
described in said Certificate, as will satisfy
the amount due thereon, for principal, in
terest, damages and costs.
Certificate No. S7-Being lot number ono
IL of the northeast fourth of the southwest
quarter of section 81, township Is. range II,
containing 40 acres of land. Said tract OF
land having been sold to frederick v. Sny-
der, February q, lsiS, and certificate Of purA
|. C2sase therefor, given to the said Frederick
V.Snyder. Principal, interest, damage and
costs, &274,O7.
(sEALj Witness my name, and seal of the
Commissioners Court of Wayne county, at
Richmond. this sth day of November, 1873.
So-4w ELIHU NJ. PARKER. Auditor. o.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

We have before us a beautiful oil
chrome, representing a view of the
Yosemite from very attractive stand
point. 1t embraces Ell Captain, -
"North Dome" and South Dome, -
Clouds Rest" the MERGED River =
Bridal Veil Fall, and many minor
details beautiful in themselves which
We have not space to mention. This
chrome was received by us from s. E.
Shutes, publisher and proprietor Of
Woods Household Magazine, New
burg, New York. Price of Magazine,
81 per year. Magazine and Yosemite,
81 so.
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List Of RAfenfa.

The following patents were issued
from the United States Patent Office
to citizens of Indiana, for the, week
ending October 10, 1873. Reported
for the Palladium, by Alexander 4
Mason, solicitor of patents, Cos Sew
enth street. Washington, D. c.:
School desk, c. j. Higgins, Indi-
annapolis.
Gate hinge, w. Hall, Fl. Wayne.
Reciprocating churn, E. T. Wheeler,
Carmelton.
Corn planter, w. House, Aurora.
Combined brake and starter for
street cars, c. L. Young, Indianapo-
lis.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15


George Mathews and Joseph G.
Porter, who, some time ago passed
q fifty dollar counterfeit bill, on j.
Zyen & Bro, had their trial in the
U. S. District Court, at Indianapo-
Lis, on Monday last, and each SEN
fenced to one years service in the
State Prison at Jeffersonville They
were also indicted in another in
stance, in attempting to pass coun
terfeit money while in this city, but
owning the character Of the prose
cutting witness = being q public
prostitute-the case was dismissed
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

Our neighbor of the Cambridge
Tribune acknowledges to "a mere
Slip in regard'to the injunction" de-
cision Of Judge johnson. All right,
neighbor; but we didn't want our peo-
pie to slip" into the position you had
placed them in, as being so ungrateful
to the Judge; or the Governor to
slip" out Of the we'll merited rebuke
he received from the people at the
election for his pet" appointment.
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INDIANA NEWS.

Seven burglaries were committed
in one week in Logansport.
Professor Colletti is making geo.
logical survey of Laurence county.
-LaGrange county is reported to
have a surplus apple crop Of 10000
barrels.
1t is stated that farmers oranges
are being organized in this State at the
rate of about twenty-five a week.
There has been shipped from
Warsaw "A, $50 bushels of apples this
season.
One farmer on Door Prairie has
been holding his crop of corn over for
three or four years for better prices.
"A Terre Haute doctor has a pet
rattlesnake which he keeps in his Of
fee for the amusement Of his pa
tents.
"A grey eagle, having a spread of
wings Of six and half feet, was kill
ed near Charleston, Porter county, a
q few days ago.
Fort Wayne is discussing the idea
Of abandoning its artesian we'll pro-
ject. The contractors have bored l 900
feet-their limit-and yet no water.
Joseph Oaks, of Laporte, walked
out into cornield on the farm of his
son, where the latter was at work,
spoke pleasantly to him, and immedi-
ately fell dead. is
Professor Cox is of the opinion
that no county in the State was more
thickly populated by the Mound
Builders, than Clark, where he has
recently been making explorations.
A man in Parke county placed a
kerosene lamp on the stove. 1t soon
exploded, throwing the burning oil
upon his wife and daughter, the latter
Of whom was burned to death.
| 1t is now thought that Mr.. George
Griswold, reported drowned in Sulli-
van county about ten days ago, clam
bered up the bank of the creek and
left the country, as his body can not
be found in the shallow water, and he
was deeply in debt. with 5000 insur-
ance on his life.
| "A daughter of George Murphy, OF
| Vienna, Scott county, was eating some
/ apple butter, when a yellow jacket
alighted upon it and was Inadvertently
swallowed. The insect stung her in
the throat, which at once commenced
swelling, and in less than an hour was
completely closed, causing her death
by suffocation. ss &'~rR ss
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The Memphis Appeal sums up the
mortality Of that city from the fever
pestilence at 1000.
A druggist placed this cheerful sign
in his window, Come in and get
twelve emetics for one shilling"
The landlords of Cincinnati are
said to have under consideration re-
duction Of rents. -1''F
A building and loan association,
composed entirely Of Germans. is be-
ing organized in Jacksonville.
The geological survey of Law
renee County develops some very rich
deposits ofiron ore, and also sandstone
of a superior quality.
Gracious me!' exclaimed lady
in a witness box, how should /
know anything about anything | don't
! know anything about"
He who has not learned the lesson
of resolute self-help, has made little
progress as student, has grown little
toward real manhood.
The great rules for business success,
from which fortunes come are: Have
something to sell; advertise the fact;
deal honestly. Here is the law upon
which rests the profits
A CLEAN of sunsine from the East.
Many of the New England ,manufac-
tories which were frightened into tenn
porary suspension are resuming bust
ness, and the prospect is decidedly
frightening in that quarter.
Congress will meet on the first day
of December. It would be a fine
thing if a bill repeating the salary
grab" should pass both houses before
adjournment the first day. Then
amend the postal law so as to restore
free circulation of papers in the county
where published.-Connersv'le Times.
| Washington dispatches assert that
members of Congress now at the
Capital have indicated their purpose
to vote against a repeal of the in
crease of salary law. Those members
who are anxious to retire permanently
| from public life will find such vote
the shortest possible route to that re-
sult.-Indianapolis Journal.
It is related that upon one occasion
when Commodore Judkins was in
ommand of the Scotia, fussy little
gentleman came to him Just as The
steamer was leaving Liverpool and as
ked him if he thought the Scott;
would arrive in New York upon Ger
tain day in time for him to catch tn,
noon train for Philadelphia. Judkin
looked at him a moment in silence
and then, taking out his watch, repli
ed: Il fear, sir, we will be five min
utes too late!'
! There are said to be over thousan,
saw mills in Maine, running nearl
five thousand saws, affording employ
ment to nearly nine thousand persons
There are about 100000 investe,
in this branch of industry, the annua
product of which is about $11 800, OO(
How long can the forests of Main sus
tain this mighty draft? 1t is ineyita
BILE that this 81 500 600 of her indus
try must one day perish, and we fea
that day is.not very far distant.
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Chronic Diseases,
Male and Female.
Including all Diseases OF the
EYE Nd E A r.

1t is well known that DIR. LARUE spent
five years in Peru, South America, one year
of which he spent with Omacanno, the
great Medicine Man of the Peruvian In
dams, in order to study the medical virtues
of the great South American Indian Rem
edies, since which time, DIR. LARuE has
used the South American Indian Remedies
with the most unparalleled SUCCESS in the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases. Instead of
the South American Indian Remedies be-
ing n humbug, they are grave reality, rs
thousands will testify who have used them,
aud been cured by them. We cure by Elec-
trical Needles, Medication by Inhalation,
and the Great South American Indian Rem
edies. Those who desire a cure, should ap-
ply at once, as it takes some time to cure
Chronic Diseases.
Consultation free to all.
! DIR. I.ARUE'S great success in surrounding
|. counties is prima facia evidence Of his I'm
doubted skill as Chronic rractitieneE
n. Il. DIR. LaRue is q regular graduate Of
two of the best Medical Schools In the
United States, and has spent Is years in tho
treatment of Chronic Diseases. 35-4w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

Quite revival Of religion, com
mencing at the Whitewater Friend.
Meeting House, has been in progret
in our city for the past ten days.
number of conversions have takes
place among sinners, and professors e
religion have been warmed up. Til,
meeting adjourned to Grace Church
for two weeks, commencing Monda;
night last, when it will again adjour .
to meet in some other church, until
each Of the churches. Two weeks ser
vfoee arg held. - aiSTs'"
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City O0ceru,

Mayor--James Elder.
Marshal-Lewis o. Shofer.
Clerk-P. p. Kern.
Decentralization p. Wilson.
AttOrney-John s. Lyle.
Eivil Engineer-Oliver Butler. TX +
Market Master-Wm. L. Taylor
Wood Measurer-JOhn j. ROney.
Z City AesessOr-Iewis NJ. Baxter. -
Street ommissiOner-David Hancr.
Chief Fire Departmental q. DOugan.
Police Beard-Elder, Hibberd, COnklin.
Chief Of Police-Alex. Horney.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
Board Of Public Improvements-RObert
Nye, Rosa.
Committee on Finance-Dickman, Hill
herd, Watt.
Clatms-Page, Conklin, Marlatt
Streets and Alleys-Nye, Rosa, Roberts.
Fire Experimentation ulin, Page
Public SchOOls-Dulin, Marlatt, COnklir
Markets and Public Bullding+Marlat
Watt, Page.
Gas Light-COnklin, Page.
Gas Light-Conklin, Page, Hibberd. .
Printing and StatiOnery-Watt, Robert;
Dickman. ss-
Railroads-Hibberd,R Rosa, Nye.
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Pursuant to the expressed wish of
many friends of woman's suffrage
throughout the State, the Executive
Committee of the Indiana Woman's
Suffrage Association hereby call d
selni-annual convention Of the asso-
citation, to be held in Richmond, Nov.
19 and N. at the Christian Church,
formerly Central NJ. f. Church, be-
ginning at 2 CLOCK p. m, on Wednes-
day, the 10th.
All those interested in the discus
sion Of woman's work in temperance,
and other moral reforms, as we'll al
her right to the elective franchise,
Without regard tosect or party, are
cordially invited to meet in conven-
ton for that purpose, at the time and
place aforesaid. ~ sa
.fsrs. ANNA b. CAMPBELL, Ppes. =;
TAMAR ELLIOTT. Secretary.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

In another column we publish a
communication in regard to the re-
cent sword presentation at Friends
Meeting House. 1t is a just criticism
and fitting rebuke for very foolish
and silly exhibition. and, with the
writer, we say: This sword presenta.
ton has no model, let us hope it will
never have copy nj -
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Notice to II. u. Tax Payers.
TREASURES Office, Wayne Co. I
Richmond, Ind. Nov. IL ia

NOsaCc 10 ~ - INK 1'NycfS.
TREAsuRER's Office, Wayne Coz
Richmond, Ind. Nov. Ii, '73. {
Railroad tax payers who desire
certificates of payments in order to
procure certificates of stock for the
amount of Railroad tax paid by.
them, as provided for by an act of
the Legislature, approved Dec. II,
1872, entitled, IAN Act to require
Railroad companies to issue stock,
paid for by taxes voted in aid of the
construction of their railroad, to the
tax payer or their assignor, and to
issue unclaimed stock for the bene-
fit OF the common school fund, and
declaring on emergency" are mott
fed that the limit fixed by law for
issuing said certificates expires
January l, 1874. Applications
should be made at once at this Of
fee by all parties wanting such GER
tificates. JOSEPH G. LEMON, T'r.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

D1SSOAutAOU.
The firm heretofore composed of
Phil. F. Virgins and Thomas Nc
Whitney, under the firm name OF
p. F. Virgins & Co., was dissolved
on the 9Th inst, Mr.. McWhinney
retiring. Mr.. Virgins will contfn-
ne the business at the Fulton Mar
ket, where persons knowing them
selves indebted to the old firm are
requested to call and settle, as Mr..
Virgins is authorized to RECEIPT for
oil accounts.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

when w. d. B., Of the Dayton
Journal, undertakes to deal in facts,
he should write his paragraphs early
in the day" Cincinnati Gazette.
That is one Of the most delicate and
refined modes Of putting tive have
yet seen., The Hoesier way would
have been to say, He couldn't see
we'll after four clock p. M
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A Word Fifty Spoken.

A story is being told to the effect
that an upstart gentleman who hadre-
turned fresh from his foreign travels
was discoursing in the presence. of
General Grant Of the advantages Of a
monarchy over a republican form of
government, and appealed to him for
approval of his views. The President
quietly replied: Il think you would
have done better to have remained
abroad--you can hardly be happy
here"
This response may be fifty described
as apples of gold in pictures of sill
er."-Washington Republican.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

The LarEest-The Rest
And the Cheapest stock Of Ready
Made Clothing, just received, is to
be found at J. S. Starr & Sons,
No. 241, Main street. Call, examine
and buy.
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Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers.

The delinquent list for publica-
ton will soon be made out. All
persons who have not paid their
delinquent taxes should do so at
once, and save expense of advertis-
ing and sale of property.
JOSEPH g. LEMON, Treas.
Nov. 18th, 1873.
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The Superior Quality

re O0RcEHOF VuWIIty
Of the Richmond Home Made
Mince Meat, manufactured by DR..
A. n. Newton, is becoming general
" known in this community, and
grocers find it difficult to dispose
Of any other kind. It is seasoned
just right, contains exactly the pro-
per quantity of beef and apples,
and makes pies TT for q king.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

The Purest and Sweetest
Cod-Liver Oil is Hazard & Cas-
wells, made on the sea shore, from
fresh, selected livers, by Caswell,
Hazard & Co, New York. It is
absolutely pure and sweet Patients
who have once taken it prefer it to
oil others. Physicians have decid
ed il superior to any Of the other
oils in market. 4w.
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Correction.

The statement published last week
that S. r. Lippincott had failed in
the real estate business, is untrue.
But it is fact that the real estate bu-
siness at the Capital, just now, is at q
stand still.
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County Omcers,

Judge of the Wayne County Circuit Cot
John +. Kibbey.
Prosecuting Attorney Of the Wayne CT
suit Court-D. w. Comstock.
Clerk Of the Court-W. W. Dudley.
Deputy-W. II. Lynde.
Sherin-Wm. II. Study. '
Deputy-Joseph l.. Smith.
AuditOr-E. NJ. Parker.
Deputy-R. H. King.
= .TreasuSer-J0sephG q. Lemon.
Deputy-O. v. Lemon.
Recorder-Jesse f.. Jones.
Deputy-James w. Wilson.
County CommissiOner-Andres Wi0xin
William Brooks, Jonathan Baldwin.
County Assessor-Riley w. Anderson.
U. s. INSTRUMENTATION b. Payn.
Richmond. Ind
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q. w. Simmons,
At his Coal and Wood Yard, Ft.
Wayne Avenue, is receiving isa-
mense supplies, which win be de-
ivered, at the lowest possible price,
in any part of the city, by leaving
orders at his Office.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

MeSe1ck Z Dunham.
Our leading Furniture Dealers,
are now in their new rooms, in En-
swiler's new block, which one would
think they could never fill, but they
are ''chucked' full, and the largo
stock that fills them comprises .
varied assortment of everything in
their line.
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Go to Simmons for Coke.

DupsWres, ETC.. p.
Newly patented Trusses, of over
forty different kinds, with or with
out springs, easy, efficient and du-
rable, curing every possible case.
An opportunity for securing these
is offered for seven days only. No
such chance will ever again be re-
allied in this city. DR.. Taylor, City
Drug Store.
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Found,
On Monday of last week by E.
I. Fee, on Walnut street, in this
city. Physicians Pocket Book,
containing Surgical instruments.
The owner can have them by calling
at the Palladium Office, describing
the property, and paying for this
notice.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

Ladies', are Respectfully
Notified, that the latest f..shi0na-
BILE styles of Hats, Feathers, Rib
bons, etc, can be had at Mrs. S. A.
lift Davis's Millinery Establish
ment, No. IT, North Franklin St
east side.