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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24


Monday morning, Daniel Stanley
attempted to drive his team across
the track at the depot while the
switch engine was backing up, when
the hind car struck his wagon about
the centre-broke of one wheel
and injured the hind leg Of one Of
his horses slightly. When the car
collided with his wagon, Mr.. STAN
ley attempted to push it off; but
one attempt was sufficient and he
gave it mp and jumped out. Nor
gan Jones, the flag man, accounts
for Mr.. Stanley 8 not stopping when
he told him, that he was impressed
with the spirit of Shakespeare's
command, Of On! Stanley, on!"'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

NJ "Sharp, dunning epistles, .
via. Postal Cards, is just the thing
needed, when . debtor neglects to
do his duty promptly, and no one
should complain. Another thing,
this dunning plan, is not really pub
lie, as some directors alledge; but
between those who handle the
cards in Post-offces, and the recip-
tents, so that no outsiders can pos
Gbly know anything about their
contents, unless the dunned indi-
vidual tells it himself.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

During the series of meetings.
just closed ct tho Christian Church,
seventy-nine additions were made,
fifty-three by baptism. Such meet
ings cannot but be productive 81
much good.-Rushville Republican.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

Wayne county is among the six
ty that have. made their May settle
mehts with The State Treasury,
Treasurer Lemon having attended
to that duty last week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

DnD,-On the 9Th inst, near
Middletown, Ind, Benjamin West,
son of Nathan H. and Clarisss
Starr, aged 8 years, Z months and
20 days.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

Shake, we did, Col. w. T. Den
miss hand, who has been WHEELING
il for 7. w. Roberts & Co.'S Wheel
Factory in our city, thro' York State
and the East generally, for the past
nix weeks. Hes doing good ser4.
vice for the factory that does good
work. II. u .s.' gI
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

Taken ~ . whole, the wheat
prospect IN the United States 81
the present time, is more fayOra-
BILE than at the ssme date last
year.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

10 uuequaled by any known remedy. II will
eradicate, exit pate and thoroughly destroy
all poisonous substances in the Blood aud
viii elsctually dispsl ~ predisposities 70
bilious dera nKement. Sass
II there vast Of action in your Ljv.
er 4 Spleen sUuiess fslived at once, the
blood becomes impure by delsterious secrs.
lions. producing scrofulOua or skin diseases,
Blotches, Felons, Pustuies, Center, Fimples,
&c., he. .es sSt
Have you = Dyspeptic Stomach
Unless digestion 10 promptly aided the system
10 d .bilitatcd with loss OF vital force, poverty
rf the Blood. Dropsical Tendency. oener q
Weakness or Lassitude.
Have yOu weakness Of the hates.
tines! You are in danger of Chronic Diar-
rh0a or the dreadful inflammation of the Bow
els.
Have yoa weakness Of the CteviD Z
Or Urinary OSgans! You must procnre
instant relief or you are liable to sufsrips
worse t,an death.
Are you detected. drowsy, dull, slsggish
or depressed in spirits, with heed ache, back
ache, coated tongue and bad tasting meuabl
For certain remedy for all of these dis
eases, Weaknesses and trosbles; for cleaps--
ing and Purifying the Initiated bleed ssd ip-
parting vigor to all the virAi forces; fos
baildiDR w and restoring the weaksned con-
siiiutiQn USE g 50 -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24
The Knights Of Pithias, had .
celebration at Connersville, last
FtidAy. Several members from this
city attended

Not 90 much Of . sLAxD-SGde"
into the Council from the Second
Ward, as our democratic friends
prognosticated.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

PFices q kattroys. -
Tee, 30cts. per quarter.
i White Sugar, 6lbs for . 81, 90.
Good Green Coffee, Is per pound
!. Dried Peaches, 12lbs for Loo.
White Star Soap, 8 bars for Csc.
Cottage, do. 4 /"
German, do. s /"
Excellent Syrups, 15c. per at.
Give Railway a call, -he is sell
ing down LOW in the scale of pri-
ces, and his Goods are of the BEST
quality, all the time.
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Last Monday witnessed one of the
most exciting elections we've had for
many-a-day in Richmond, for the
election of Councilman for the I'd
Ward. It was q contest for the
control of the Council, and it was a
close, sharp, fight. The result, is q
Republican victory of just SIX ma
jority-out Of 431 votes cast. There
were just 63 more votes polled at
this election than at the annual cleo
ton on the 9th Of this month
Samuel Malatt, is q representative
man Of the mechanics of our city,
and will confer honor on the posi-
ton and do credit to himself
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

Breech loading Shot Guns, go to $500.
Double Shot Guns 80 to $3.50. Single Guns
- to so. Rifles 50 to SIS. Receivers e6
to SIS. Pistols 81 to IS. Gun Materials,
Fishing Tackle. Large discount to dealsrs
or clubs. Army Gups, Revoirers, &c. bo't
or traded for. Goods sent By express O ID
to be examined before paid for. 7av
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

Masonic Richmond Lodge, F.
A N, meet Monday evening next,
( Nay 36th, for work in f. G. degrees
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24


Girl said a worthy old lady to
her granddaughter. swheneves . fes-
low pops the question don't blu-h
and sse-e .. your feet Just throw
year arms esou.id lis mech. looh
him full IN .iss 'aae. sud eommeao
talking about ,le tus ai.a-e. Y0G..a
fellows are mighty nervous some
times. / lost several good chances
before / caught your fond, dear
grandfather, by putting on airs but
Ilearut how to do it after while
Two peighbors living in Wes.-
chester county had long and er-
venomed litigation about . emsll
sspring, which they both claimed.
The Judge wearied ont with the
case, NJ lest said: What 10 the
use OF making so much fuss abcut
4 little water 2 sYonr Henor will
see the use OF it, replied one Of
the lawyers, sshen inform you
that the parties are both milk-men,
The roar Of laughter which follow
ed proved that the audience cav
the point.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

NuH8T, CrUSueUS II
Coffee sugars. white, elbow 4 brown 13toll
New Orlsass Nolassss per gallon. N
8oSghan Aolassse -Fers gallon -. ). ;. 4
Syrups rer gallon. ........ 75to1.1 II
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

The Grand Lodge of Master Ma
sons Of this State meets ct Indian
apolis on the 9th.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

they ran against John McClellands
shop, smashing it up considerably
knocking the horses down and
very nearly killing Mr.. Abraham
Phillips sister, who happened to be
at the corner of the shop just as
The horses leaped on the side walk.
They ran against her, throwing her
down, and the tongue of the wag-
on passing over her, and one of the
horses falling on her. One of the
horses had to be unhitched before
she could be relieved from her nm
pleasant situation and carried into
Mr.. Nice lelland's house. Her cheek
was badly bruised and wounded,
and it is feared she received serious
internal injuries.
Council Synopsis.
On the Goth, the Council met,
and the new Member from the I'd
Ward took his seat. The pay of
policeman was regulated as follows:
Chief, SOS per month; Patrolmen,
$50. The city farm was rented to
h. w. Maxwell for 500 per year.
The salary of the Board Of Health
was fixed at $50 per year. The sala-
ries Of the Fire Department were
fixed as follows: Engineer $40 per
| month; Firemen, $50; Drivers, $40;
Pipemen, $685.. Several wells
and cisterns were reported ~ in
bad condition by the Fire Engin--
Ger, and he was instructed to have
| them repaired Immediately, and the
propriety of constructing new ones,
was referred to the Fire Depart
ment Committee. A new Map and
Survey Of the city, is contempla
ted, and Messrs. Hibberd, Roberts
and Dickman, were appointed Sc
lect committee to attend to it
The Police Board re-appeinted
Salter, Chief; Macke, Bartel Fossen.
kemper, Ward. Zane and Marley,
| Patrolmen. The Board didn't see
economy" in dispensing with The
services of any one on the force
]. Possibly this course NAY be best, ..
the Assessor of Real Estate il
doubling up the value Of propert,
, in the city, and our citizens viii, o
course, have more property to tax
Useless to SAVE by cutting down ex
penses, don't You see!!
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Ne. . arrives a1ats Line q s;ss p. M, and
10. 10 1t $40 a.. No. l Isavss Chicago
Dsily, except Saturday. Ns. 10 leaves Rich
nsad daily, sxssps 0usday. aad Le-ssaspest
~ Chicago daily No , leaves daily. sxcept
saturday and Sunday. All sshsr Traiss rsn
sssspt 0usday.
Osar Passenger and Ticket Agsat.
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.. n. - ~. WAIVE II. K3s
conn s0ufn.
Freight -. s;eean Ixprsss 80. 0;lspm
Hxpfsss. :. 1sslsan ! Freight, -. s;1Spm
uAaLs-Arrival anA Departure.
= aec11s.. or1ns. CLOSE.
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s.M.PErTENGlLL 4 CO..
20 Park Row New York.
Az Tie Agents for the Richmond Palladi.
uaia that city, and are authorised - sos
tract for Inserting advertisemsnts fcruss
lowest cash rates. Advsrtissrsin that city
sr6 re ussted 10 leave favors with than.
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$500 Per M :,
VIII be CHARGED on all Gas
Bills not paid on or before
the XOtk of the month.

OWC0 1OukWS A. y. W r. y.
Open Saturday evenings till 8 ?. n.
Consumers can save 10 per cent by
prompt payment of bills, and by
that means only.
seyNsNNNNs~NeNeeN
The gravel train didn't get in ON
Monday night until too late for TIE
election.
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1nsaspssi, sAresgH. Z. ssas
CInoinoasiAo1 way ...... Has ~
Qh3e1ge, throueh....... 7soe q
4At06Ie aaA Wsy....... 7.ee p
0H1nqDo s aea way 80. l.ee p
0aytDA aad way ......~ see p
1ndiAn6pelis and through TO a
indianapolis and way.... Ii pa
Winchester and wsy.... 5.e0 pu
APba Monday Wednesday A :.
as Friday.
Bleomiegspert, 1ussday.
Thursday and Saturday 1890 Z
Csllses Qereess Isesday, -. a,
and KrNays I1.0V 4
kiSsrts roofs, Nosday and q
,.e fridsy' 49, e.ee ps
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LIsT OF LETTERS

Remaining in The Postofice at Richmond IND
NAY %. 1873. ea04
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II. G. DICKINsON, Jewsler, $50
Qoin Street. lien
The Grange advance., 1873-11-12
many troubles if fe have to parry the

many troubles if fe have to parry the
Police !"
There is only pne way Of getting out
this place." answered the 1ron-Carrier,
" and that cure is good enough, unless
you fear as much for your skin as for
the appearance.
"And this way ?" asked jaeger and
Dahl, both at the same time.
The Carrier did not answer but
took his cap, pressed the same down
over his face and giving to the others
sign to folio . him opened the door,
and thereupon threw himselfin the midst
Of the fight and opened a way tor him.
self and his companions.
Canes. chair-arms and sabres,
whistled around their heads, but moth
ing checked the steps Of the giant,
while the arms of the Iron carrier
hovered over the heads of jaeger and
Dahl like yenii.
As the proud ship Of war raises its
solid structure over the turbulent
waves, the giant raised himself over
the violent crowd and the threatening
blows, and some way the ship reached
the harbor in safety, and the both
yawls also. Out in the street, they
still heard the noise Of blows and ours
es.
The Grange advance., 1873-11-12
70 be continued.
MONOPOLY SHADOWS.
The Railroads and Farmers h Striking
Agreement.

Col. VIM. Grosvenor 4ritey in the At
!antic for November nItable article on
railroads and farmers. from which the
following is extracted:
Three men meet in = room in New
York. They are not called kings, wear
no crowns, and bear no sceptres. They
merely represent trunk lines Of railway
from the Mississippi to New York.
Other points settled, one says:
AS to the grain rate; shall we
make it fifty from Chicago?'
":Agreed; crops are heavy, and we
shall have enough to do"
Business finished, the three enjoy
sundry bottles Of good wine. The daily
papers presently announce that "the
trunk lines have agreed upon new
schedule of rates for freight, which is,
In effect, trifing increase; on grain,
from forty-fve to fifty cents from Chi
cago to New York, with rates to other
points in the usual proportion.'' The
conversation was insignificant, the iu-
crease "triling' But to the farmers
Of the Northwest it means that the will
Of three men has taken over thirty mil
lions from the cash value of their pro-
ducts for that year, and five hundred
millions from the actual value Of their
farms. The conversation is imaginary;
but the startling facts upon which it is
based are terribly real, as western farm
ers have learned. The few men who
control the great railway lines have it
in their power to strip Western agri-
culture Of its earnings-not after the
manner of ancient highwaymen, by
high'handed defiance Of society and law,
the rush Of swift steeds, the clash of
steel. and the stern, t'Stand and de-
liver - The bandits of modern civiliza-
ton, who enrich themselves by the
plunder Of others, come with chests full
Of charters; judges are their friends, if
not their tools and they WELD no wea-
pom more alarming than the little pen
Gil with which they calculate the differ
ences of rate, apparently 50 insignificant
that public opinion wonders fwhy the
farmers should complaint ab\nt such
triaes. Yet the faru,erl kve pplain-
ed, and. complainingin vk@/, " got
angry. When large bodies of men get
angry, the results are likely to b} im-
,portant, though, they may not al ways
prove bene6cient. The farmers move.
ment threatens revolution in the busi-
ness of transportation, if not in the
laws which protect Investments of capt.
tai. 1t seems strange, no doubt, to
those who do not know that change
OF one twentieth Of a mill per one hun
dred pounds, in the charge for transport
tatlon per mile: may take hundreds of
millions from the actua al value of farms.
1t can neither be comprehended nor in
telligently directed, without full un-
derstandins of the conditions under
which agriculture exists in the North
ern States, and Of ths power which the
railway has exerted Ind still yields for
the development or obstruction Of that
great industry. i
The Grange advance., 1873-11-12
Continued from last week.
THE IRON CARRIER.

AN. INCIDENT FRoM LIFE AMONG THE
COMMON PEOPLE.
By August BLANCHE
Translated from the Swedish for The Grange Advance
By VT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-06
Observation-Disclosures

Die Sirma Nolano & So. in Sort 9tpOiit
bat Iid) auigel0't. $. 9omarO Yug6 iegi
oa5 @ei9ait fort unb Die ulttu Cont wer0eu
Don 0ie5em uno Dem Ngeutir 5. q. Grlm6le
in Baltimore au8gegltdrl.
u. y. 0teau8 uuo 3. 8. Dunn 6abe1
unttr oer 6lrma DtCanS & Dunn ein &icBls,
@etratOt. uno GommiTtOu8 = Geiddit ers
DiInet.
DaUio d. Starnou unO Gb3. 6. Souage
6abcn Uut.r Dem Naman D. u. ShaEHOu &
So. cine limitirte YartHcribip 'um Setriebt
etue8 Bapier.@ el4dft3 bis gum l. San. 1876
be9riinpet.
Die 6rna 8ater, 8ruff & So. bat dt)
aui9cl0pt uno an ibrer Statt tritt inter &e'
tAelligung pon Same8 Is. 8ruff unO NlirCr
q. 6auiluer Elm neues @eiddit inter Der 8es
Scitnung 8rufi, 6aultner & So. sum Be-
lriebe Oes gngro8.Ii -$crfanIeS.
l6m. StirlIug, AOOlpb Abren8, SEQ. u.
NbyenS uno $. S. 3ouitOfcr babca am ette1
6e0ruor Die 6orlieBun9 be8 3tlc0ers u1b
&pmmiiiOnS @eihGits unter ber 6lrma
Stirllng, 4breus & So. contrahtrt.
Die 6lrma Yarr,lb, UtiIer & So. 6ot Td)
aufgelUi't uu0 @nt. 3. mo s. $. YGrrtjt
ieeeu oa8 2bce= uno @cuIrS=@e'hdft aul
aleiuige 9ie9nEug untcr Der 6rma @ebriiOeI
Parilb fort.
Die 6irma s. 81. 6orucr & Co., aus Sol.
u. 9orutr, u. u. 9ornCr mo Sob. Is. 0Orz
ner beltebcHO, bat ibre limitIrtePartneribP CT.
lleuert.
grtbur Sc. Yolmcr lit Gin NlitgIjeo Oer
6irma Is. 6. Yalmer & Co., ]Q8aO5wortl
ytaib Gin Nit9lleO Der 6uma ISM. NtIutr &
SO. gemurOsu unO Is. EauOrrelt tat eth Sill
t~ereIie in 9auie ee5 Is. y. 0toruell e.
bQltsp.
SOB. s. Mubo trat in Die 6irna Qper.
9tu & 60, unO 2Oui5 @ilten8 i'll Die uou
@m 8ilteR8 & So ; Sama8 =. 8Onn ii
aus Der 6irma @ebrdoer @rabam & So. &c,
idlittCu.
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eSp

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Die = Fountain. SotsI 6umpn9nis" lUtosr SAINTS 6ruer;
her Qliqerin $50 %iueriaHnt. - Ncute iommeu
gr. 81 bis Il Der BrcitB sRe8titranOs iur 9crbauO'
lAnl.
Buiicu.gcriat - (gor ben Rittsru Dautls.
Qiubifu uu0 giiGOp.D Gserbl.licn u. Ruius Gill uno
5b9mGgs =, @onlo 9oumadt jWr 8ernaItuno 6r rslp
Siuttrl4 Ttnihditsn pom 5ulepb Seiler (S50OOj uno
emma u. 90ul9 t$2jl.
Common 4Icas Seri6t. = tgor Ria'sr
o .rep, } - 4Oultutp 4 Gomp. rioer Die BALTIC. Ohio
9abugsieuihlit;" ON aIdgcru S7i6.77 Gntl4dot9un9
luo iorohtn. -jfr sOcride Gepisr 0urh Sobu Wlhael
2eplsr piOer Gouls 9teilenberg. ald9e apt Shaoentr'
las fur augcbIia erliittns yttBbanOlun9 uno Saan'
ouus; uusrIcoigt. % {. SGlUa on uno Senofeu nj
Der y. u. Wtittnaat uus Iuoere; Zen Sla9crr $2lO.2+
j%u,rtGnnt. 5rieori9 w. Siaut nicer Y. be DtII'
guipuOo; oitto 1925. - OUR hsate iino SIR. l27 NM
50 Der groieB' Sir. 1859, i.6luno lii Oar Sitr'Ht'
9i1trGare anberaumt.
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nit 1900 perhppolbetirttm Srunoeigentbum - De
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bant' suiotr . r9IniG Z. uuo Si0at gS. Stdeniou; Il
srbielt 4epis 3. Sobinion jun, als Curator ben &c
ridtIjdsr Quftrag. nit $500 6ppotbct ~bclait,trl
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ter 0ammGnn's tlrtbetl ~beitott8t -1itielben lplorr y
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Den AppeIanteu 80 y ju8eiprohen.- Games Vtdinll
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-06
&hiT2nnfiriMtrn.

Der 9ainpfsr n@aiues, capt Golburn, bon Bal.
ttnore nab Bolton unterpe9s, lief WtOntu9 III 2elpts,
Sel., Gin.
Der Sdooner ngtarp & Gliin," Capt. Rob5ins,
fam Dtenfas bon Saoaunab, Ga, in unierem Safer
an.
Die saourer rgsm. G.. SenSerion,~ Gapt. Spear
rSoa ". BurssB," Gapt. Gottreu, uno yDapto u.
Streafer," Capt. Ban StIoer. wurOen sefern pon o
u, 8sipsr 4 Comp. pom bier nab Saoaunub sgpt.
Dirt
9as S4ttt "Ytar9arst." Capt. %geobroot, tad am
IL: Sanuar pm gamble nah u~niererl Saten III See.
Die norrue9tihe Barrie IS bius ~lsrin," @apt. Wtlaer
lam am Il. 5anuar bon bier in SeuOt an.
Die 8rtg9 rSuioe," @apt. Sopnep. non Yalerrno
lta4 baltimore btftimrnt, lC9te am II. San. IN 8tbrals
tar an uno iebte nod am ielbi9en Gage tbre 6dhrt
tort.
Die ruiRIde Briggs vGino." Capt. Wirpi, bon bier
aob8e9arSen, errst4te AM IL. Sdnnar LONDONDERRY IN
Srlano.
Die bitrsidiiae Barrie ~Utaebiapeui," CAPT. SRA.
resea, lam an ~. Sanuar BON baltimore in Samburs
an.
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