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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-18

One of the German companies is threatened
with heavy suit for damages. The injured
party is German noblemau, who arrived here
few days ago. On the voyage his hat blew
overheard, and because the captain refused 10
stop the ship and send q boats crew to pick Il
up, suit is imminent. The nobleman said
the hat was given him by his mother, and he
would not have lost it for all the castles on the
Rhine.-Ne,o York Mail.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-18

A countryman. gazing at garden in the
vicinity Of Boston, in which were several mar
BILE statues, exclaimed: ''Just see what q
waste Here's NO less than six scare-crows in
this ten-foot patch, and any one Of them
would keep the crows from fve-acre lott"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-18
FATAL ArrRAY.

MusoGEE, 1. T., Dec. 17.-On Monday last,
near South Canadian Station, on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad, Russell Mckinney,
half breed, while intoxicated, struck George
Archer, white man, on the head with q gun.
On being demonstrated rem. k with, Mckinney I'M de-
killing him instantly, Mckinney is still at
large.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-18

One Of those refreshing little pirouetting
zephyrs which diversity the climate of Cali
fornia breathed upon the fair grounds at Re-
no the other day, and thirty box-stalls were
torn up and carried into the air distance of
fifty feet" The fair consequently waits until
things can be Renovated.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-18

CONCERT AT DIR. MALLAED's CHURCH. Last
evening there was given at the Prytania street
Church Sacred Concert by the ladies and
gentlemen OF Trinity Church choir, and in
connection with the concert was an entertain
mont given in the Sunday school room by the
Prytania street Church Benevolent Associa-
ton, for the purpose of defraying the expen-
ses of painting the church. The church was
crowded with large audience and all seemed
charmed with the selections, which were
beautiful, and the commendable manner in
which the performers sustained their parts.
The following is the programme:
Director, P. F. Campiglio; Soprano, Miss
NJ. Generes; Contralto, Miss L. s. Ludwig
sen; Tenor. Mr.. j. H. Keith; Basso, Mr.. w.
E. Cooper.
l. Organ-Obligato Sinfonia in D. 800.
Paolo F. Campiglio
2. Quartette-Grand Te Deum in G.. 49,.
Choir.
B. Soprano Solo. MISS M. Gcneres
A. Tho. Misses Generes, Ludwigsen and
Mr.. Keith.
5. Tenor Solo. Mr.. Keith.
6. Duo Miss Ludwigsen and Mr.. Keith
z. Contralto Solo. Miss L. 8. Ludwigsen
g. Quartette. Choir
The refreshment room had been beautifully
festooned with evergreens, and at the head of
the room were the initials of Mr.. Mallard
encircled by wreath Of ivy, which was
tastefully arranged by the committee, Mrs.
DR.. J. C. Carter and Mr.. j. T. DibalL The
whole entertainment was perfect success
new programme, and we recommend to all
those who wish to pass pleasant evening
will do well to attend The ladies return
thanks to Mr.. Sam Sheppard for handsome
pyramid of sugar, and we return to Mrs. DIR.
Carter Acknowledgements for appreciated ia
yOrS
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George Alfred Townsend styles the Presi-
dents message the funeral service Of the he
publican party, and says that it don't hatter
the corpse.
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Peabody High School.

OOpJVuy AA16A 0OAOvAe
Grunewald Hall was last night filled to its
utmost capacity by visitors who were present
to witness the commencement exercises of the
Peabody High School The school is under
the direction of Mr.. r. NJ. Lusher, its Princi-
pal being Mrs. Shaw, ana has been so ably
conducted since its establishment that it now
ranks with any institution of its kind in the
South.
1T has received liberal support, and there is
found proper recognition of its merits in the
extended patronage which has been given it.
The manner in which the young ladies
acquitted themselves last evening, in the
various exercises which made up the pro-
gramme, was a true attestation of the high
character of the school.
Herewith is given the
PROGRAMME
Duett-piano- ''Bucephale'-Miss Lizzie Jordan
and Mad. MagiOni.
Duet Through Valley Through Forrest" :
School.
Greeting-Mlss Annie Jackson.
English Dialogue, Misses Black, Bennett, Elder
and Robertson.
Song-"Rock me to Sleep Motber"-solos, Misses
N. Hodgson and N. Davis.
English Recitation Jessics Thomas.
''Waifs" from the what not'-Misses Elder and
Walton.
Solo-s'The Tempest of the Heart"-AIiss Bette
Thomas.
French Dialogue and Chorus Misses B. and E.
Block, Elder and Walton
English Recitation Miss Mary Sanford.
Duet!-..r The Nightingale and the Rose School.
English Dialogue-Misses Thomas and Block.
English Composition-Miss C. Robertson.
German Northumberland Abschied" Miss
Bertha Block.
Chorus-.Carnival of Venice"
English Recitation-Miss Mary Walton
English Composition Lille Duncan.
Duett-"Gently signs the Breeze'-Misses To-
rian and Duncan.
English Composition - Misses Robertson and
Thomas.
English Dialogue-Misses Walton, Torlan, Elder,
Duncan, Sandiord, Magruder, Wilson, Davis
and Thomas.
Song" heard Voice."
Farewell TO the Seniors Miss Minnie Lee.
Chorus" Fill up.'
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A Detroit servant girl has remained in .
family thirty-one years rather than incur the
trouble and expense Of raising one for her
self
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-18

The new postal card, soon to appear, will
be nearly white and printed with black ink
If now there were added flap which could
be turned down and pasted, the new postal
card would be pretty near perfection in its
kind
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-18
Remember you can witness
Remember you can witness

The drawing Of the so, 900 prize
The drawing Of the $4,000 prize
The drawing of the $40, 900 prize
In che Louisiana State Lottery.
In the Louisiana State Lottery.
In the Louisiana State Lottery.
But few days are left to buy that prize
But few days are left to buy that prize.
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A Patchogue man compares his wife's sur
viving eye to can Of kerosene-it Is 50 full Of
warning.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06

-A-mA2~uolf-xAs~shOk-in-- Nannaa
township, Jefferson county, last
week. 20 ssss sSs : -
Colonel Thomas B. Helm. of Lo-
rgspsport, n writing the. history Of
'cass county. He says the name of
that place was chosen by the best four
in seven shots at shooting-mateh
The Brownstown Banner does not
speak fatteringly of the jackson
county Democratic Convention recent
IL held there. 1t says. I'VE never
saw the power of rot-gnt whisky exer-
ted to such disgusting extent as IN
Brownstown on Friday. Free whisky
flowed freely from a certain old smoke
house, from a certain old stable, from
certain back rooms, from behind old
sheds, and from old out-buildings and
secluded alleys How many candidates
debasad their manhood aud insulted
and defied community b. resorting TO
such base, dishonorable, and damnab bic
means of securing Votes, We cannot
say. .5s.zsa e-@
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06

The Changers of Wayne county
met at Centerville. last Thursday, in
convention, and nominated the fol-
lowing ticket:
Senator, Joseph NJ. Bulla; Repre-
sentatives. Martin Kerlar and Jacob
Fender: Clerk, Isaac l.. Commons;
Treasurer. Brooks Beasonr Auditor,
Nathan Lamar; Recorder. j ohm Beard,
Real Estate Appraiser, VIM. Ballen-
ger; Sheriff, Jacob Graham: Coroner,
A. j. Bell; Surveyor, Albert Oyler;
Commissioners, western district)
Evan Hughes, eastern districD DO
isiah White; Prosecuting Attorney,
Henry IT Johnson. 90 Bean 2 - ~
A Council Of the Changers was held
on Friday last, at Centreville, and the
understanding conveyed by rumor to
the outside world is, that this body
repudIated the above nomination, on
some grounds not known by our in
fogmaHt, Are our Granger friends
practicing on the Know Nothing
plans and specifications? Looks like
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06

The Indianapolis Sunday Herald
catches these 1tRQws in its dip net:
The ss..jSel 1ac pie is get
ting in it. asrk.
Ththerm.p Ho.s& headquar-
tiers for n We AtIe.2ealers-
c. 49, 81 sRs &ssss :, IL
S Martha Holly has been aed for
keepiag a dog whose deiIgHtls 70 bark
and bite a night. Ia
William Brown. Cincinnati man,
was fined $50 In the police court for
having deiriupi trenens.
Gov, Hendricks poliyfoxed When
the crusading ladies poked the pledge
at him. He didn't gn.
.sFrel sNss, q Gesnsp. Nw,ksiihith,
hss heen mIslaid. And A,sikYicien of
suicide attaches to his disappearance.
will you cremate?' is the way in
which our saloon keepers now extend
5herhoa itaiitieIg vGS CT
When a patient, suffering with ty-
phoid fever, wants TO go home, he
generally goes arzze<s.ss
j. II. Mckernan estimates the pres
ent population of Indianapolis at ] 07,-
600 souls-a fair proportion of whom
are not in the real estate business.
Mrs. Glenn and husband took an air
ing Thursday, and the. distinguished
lady expressed herself as gratifed and
astonished a, the growth of the city
in the past SIX years. 'i-sF
Msssrs. Johnstop & Lilly. manufac-
turing chemists Of Hiisfcl ~ SnPsE usi ng
a thousand hog stomachs per week in
the manufacture of pepsin.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06
CENTAUR LINIMENT.


There is no pain which the Gentaur LiEs
ment will not relieve, no swelling 1t Will
not subdue, and no larneness which il will
true. Where the parts are not gone, lis eff
fects are marvellous. 1t has produced more
cures OF rfIeun1asfsrn. neuralgia, lock jaw.
palsy, sprains, sweIlings, cal1c-bre asts,
scalds, burns, salt rheum, ear ache, ETC., up-
On the human frame. and Of strains, spawn,
gals, etc, upon animals IN one year than
have All other pretended remedies since fhe
world began 1t is a eoCa1ter irrItant, An
alA-healing pain-relieser.a ErippIcs throw
away their erutcpes, tins lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harznIess, and the
wounded are healed without scar. tits
no husiiiyts-s. The recipe IL pubii41ed around
each bottle 1t is sailing ~ nd article ever
before sold. and 1t sells because Hf<koes jast
what it pretends to d. Those who now suf-
fer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve to suffer If they VIII not use Csntaur
Ldniment. More than l,D00 eertfncAses OF
remarkable cures, including frozen Hntrs,
chronic Rheumatism, govt. running t1moEs,
etc, have been received. We VIII send a
circular containing certificates, the recipe,
ETC., gratis 10 any one requesting IT, One
bottle of the yellow wrapper CenfAur In
irnent is worth one hundred doaiaxz fWwss-
ined or sweenied horses and mules, or for
screw-worm in sheep. Stock owners, this
Imminent Is worth your attention. No FAM
lily should be without Centsne IanimeAt-
M = ROsE 4 CO.. New York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06

A correspondent of the Indian.
apolis Journal. writing from Ir
vington, has this to say about of
fairs in that pleasant village:
) Mrs Jesse p. Siddall and Miss
Clara Yaryan, of Richmond; Miss
Alice Poundstone. of Rushville;
Miss Nellie Graf, of Connersville,
and Miss Gidd.ngs, of Ohio, have
enlivened this place with their
presence during the week
4 re union of the citizens Oh
Marion ccumty, who may ut any
time have lived in the goodly counl
ty of old Wayne, is talked of. and
VIII be held here some time during
the summer. - tsa -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06

~ The following are the marriage IL
censes issued, - tia Clerks office
since our last report:
Joseph Carder to Emily E. KEEPER,
Wayne township.
Joshua E. Rich to Esther A. Grave,
Richmond.
Patrick Comet ~ Mary Meade,
Centreville.
George c. Winslow to Ellen Lett,
Richmond.
John +. White to Elizabeth Fahner.
Cambridge City. +"
John Prichard to Madeira {. Cook
New Garden.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06
Lasus Nssursp A single ana DouAle
Female Punt

Last week VIM. Baumer brought to
the Palladium Office a curiosity in the
canine line that is ahead of anything
We ever saw or heard of, In the thou-
sand and one freaks of nature that has
occurred and is occurring in the world.
The animal is both single and double
body single and well proportioned.
FROM ITS head down to the middle of
the spine. including shoulders. legs
and feet, there is no deformity. Just
behind the shoulders and On top of its
back, one naval cord appears, and the
o'her - m its proper place. From the
middle OF the spinal column back, the
bones were considerably fiattened out
1t had one heart, two kidneys two
hvers, one stomach, two eaul duets
one spleen, and two sets Of perfee,
gentle organs. Its intestines were
single down to within an inch and a
half OF the vents, where they branch
ed of into two separate openings one
on each side of a fifth leg, which has
usurped the place where the tail ought
to grow-that useful member coming
ont on the right side and little above
that leg. The appearance of the fore
nind leg I've can't think of anything
better to term it, from its location
and peculiar form. reminds one of a
ruddes for boat. and is single down
70 the knee, where it branches off into
two perfect fore-legs and double paws,
Goth OF which are Joined together and
covered with skin. . "a wxx@8 I
u. =. W Smith, sne. of the en-
HHts q tie nHhdiru ofEs.E.nd
e.pisai haSiermizf skinned and St,fif-
:. rue pppEy, and it can be seen now
= III. 7. Henry Davis's in his cab;-
ass OF curiosities. ~ s. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06
The Handsome Widow at RObesOn's
Receptions.

Yesterday several of the Cabinet
ladies' was received. Mrs. Robson
was i'll, but Mrs. Gen. Emory acted as
hostess In. her place Mrs. Moulton
is still Mrs. Robeson's guest; Mrs.
Robson has received the last two
Wednesi lays to afford Mrs Moulton' s
friends an opportunity of calling. Miss
Minna Stout and the Secretary also
assisted at the reception, which was
quite as brilliant as any.of the season.
Clara Louise Kellogg. who is now
playing an engagement in this city.
1t was quite pretty to see how the two
great American singers enjoyed chat
ting together, and how the foreigners,
who always hang around celebrities,
watched and listened. The German
Minister, seems quite infatuated with
Mrs. Moulton. During her winter
visit the Baron seemed spell bound,
and ] noticed yesterday that he lin
gered longer than the other guests,
and seemed unhappy if the handsome
widow bestowed herself elsewhere.
Mrs. Moulton is a brilliant woman of
the world, with all the requisites Of
manner, dress, and speaking several
languages to heighten her CHARMS. l
Imagine that heart smashing is with
her quite pleasant pastiine. Mrs.
and Miss Fish, Mrs. and Miss Rich
ardson also held large receptions.
Mrs. BeIknap, not feeling we'll. omit
ted her. reception. Mrs. Bowler. of
Cincinnati, is the guest Of Mrs. Bel
KNAPP. She is quite handsome.
respondenee of the CONFECTIONERY.
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our citizens

The Telegram calls to mind the fact
that within the last nineteen years ten
OF our practising physicians have died,
viz: Drs. Smith, Harrington, Butler,
Plummer, Vale, Fisher, Bundy, Per-
ry, Francisco and Avery. Not sin
gle lawyer, and but one or two min
listers have deceased within that time;
and concludes, from this fact, it might
be inferred that the medical profess
sion was an unhealthy one.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06

UpeyrArAsG RqL4 kn annonncrrSents
OF canaldases. n .she Palladium, for Non-
mating Election. or otherwise. Nusr lie ac-
conpanied by the cash. nj the rate Of 81
4 IS 3d. ci.EKK.
We are authorized 10 announce WILIIAx
H. LfSpk as candidate for Clerk Of the
VA Nay ne S,ss,5 u ssaees 10 the Repab-
Ne are authorized to annoenee THOMAS
NEwEx, rs candidate for Clerk 81. The
wayne Circuit Court. s~s.f~et 10 the Repnh-
ie2n nomination. #As
AIprloE. %4N5 e
We are authorized to announce ELnsC NJ.
the once Of county Ausiissr. subject 10 she
kepuolsetAnA nomination.
ErrroK PAELAn1r ~ Yon will please an.
nounce thc name OF Thaddeus W. q. nrai-
s, Is s sansa :, ,s for hsiS. e
MANY FRIENns.
la9f IS is+e- snSRisr.
WsaIs sss,si. .sn E saneanss Jsssrn
Wayne county, subject To the Republican
nossiinatiea.
NR. EnirnR.---piease announce the name
Of Wayne county. subject to the Repubii-
= - ~ MANY vorxKs.
Please announce the name Of NonRis
JoSf:S. as a candidate Tor sheriff Of Was ne
county, subject to the Republican nosnina-
nnn. ia MANY FRIENDS.
We are authoyi red 10 announce JANIS Ii.
nUrERRow, 0a Franklin township, rs 3 cam
stidate for Sheriff of Wayne county, su h3ect
70 the decision Of the Republican Nominal
ting election.
Ed. PALLADIrNs-Wishf to place in our
osfiess of trust, eapa BILE men of untouhsesi
integrity and proved Patriotism, we would
Suggest TOR sheriff Of Wayne county, SUBJ
jett TO Republican Ntan, ination, the name
OF A. e. WALkEla MANY (ITfyENS.
ssz5a ts - RECSAkpE.fs
We are anthssizea tn announce w. n.
SASps n candidate for II. eor,ier of Wayne
eoanty, subject To the decision Of the Re-
publican Nominating election.
We arc authorized To announce JESSE f..
JoSkss as a. ca nttiaatc Tor reelection to the
office of County Recorder, subject To the
Repu hifcan nomination
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06

Weisner & Thorne have opened a
Meat Store on FxsWayne avenue,
one door north of the railroad track,
in the old dining hall. whore they
will keep on hand large supply
of Fresh and Cured Meats, Fresh
Vegetables, Fruits, etc. He will sell
as cheap as any establishment in
the city. 3-tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06

The Working Mems procession
and mass meeting at Indianapolis
on the 23d ult-, was one of the
most imposing y alemeHt.tms
made Tor several years md exceed
ed the expectations OF every one
After the procession, meetings were
organized in the State House
square, and addresses made by
Gen. Thos. Browne, Gen Macauley,
Mnyor Mitchell ana Others The
organization is gaining strength,
and will exert powerful influence
in all ausstlona efeetine< their in
terests.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06

n Auul1K0Hs U1V11A0Me 3Mu 8Alemee.
r. III. Rowland is the champion
defaulter. A few months ago he
ran off with S112, 900 of the funds
of the county of Riclland Ohio,
Of -wAiciI he VS. r1rAesskeN Ad
now he writes from Belgium offer
ing to return one half of the mon
ey on condition that the bondsmen
pay the other half and release him
from all prosecutions, and also re-
lease his own and his fathers es-
tatss. from being held for ther
maindef of the claims. So 80
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Don.s be Discouraged.

Dont be Discouraged.
Suppose you have ''tried fifty
remedies and received no benefit,
is there therefore 'sno balm in Gil.
ead." Verify there is. Your liver
may be congested, your stomach
half paralyzed, your nerves CULVER
ing, your muscles knotted with
torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED
your lungs diseased, your blood
full of impurities yet in one week
after commencing course OF DIR.
WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs you will
feel like new creature. s. 4w.
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Local N Offices.
$500 Per NJ.

VIII be charged ON all Gas BILLS not
paid on or before tho Gosh of the
xnontla.s ~st
Office hours, Z A. NJ. to 6 p. NJ
Open Saturday evenings till Q P. NJ.
Consumers can save 10 per cent by
prompt payment of bills, and by
that means only
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06
Building Permits.

The following building permits have
been issued by the City Clerk since
our last report:
l.. Machn and b. ii. Fossenkemper,
Seventh street, 1915.
Samuel ). Mote. corner Walnut and
Market streets. $500.
Peter Arnold, Fit. WAYNE avenue.
$500.
Henry u. Mete, Twelfth street,
600.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06

Our friend Samuel Hadley, who has
been living for year or two at
Georgetown, Colorado, is at home, on
a brief visit. He gives a very favor :.
able account of the mining prospects
out there.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06

New BARBER shop.
- Calvin Outland, one of the best
BARRIERS Richmond ever had. after
an absence Of several years, is now
located in his old and favorite pro
fession, at therooms lately occupied
BY Mrs. Sonikson, on Main street,
between Pearl and Front, where it
will be pleasure to him to receive
and wait upon his old friends. Go
and shave with Cal. ST
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-06
REM. ofatAeo HuaIRarly." \

st0ut Of the Hufly-Barly," Max
Adeler's forthcoming book, contains
the following dedication: My original
intention was to dedicate this book to
the friend of my bcyhood, AZan bin
Ghes, the lmaum Of Muscat, in mem
cry ofSfheg llappXstnysNkenrfp9tLe
we played marbles in the Oman desert,
and ducked each other in the Persian
Cuff aud tortured inofehsfve eats on
the island of Kishm. But have
changed my mind; | have resolved to
dedicate the bookSto humsrist who
has had too little fame, TO thesmost
delicious, because the most uncon-
scious humorist, to that widely scat
tered and multitudinous comedian
who may be expressed in the concrete
as the Intelligent Composition. To
his faculty of perpetrating fellcitous
absurdities, I am indebted for laugh
ter that is worth hundred groans."
1t was he who, putting into type an
article of mine hieh contained the
injunction. DO notkcast your ftcarls
before swine" transformed the phrase
into DO not cart your pills before
sunrise" 1t was he who caused me
to quote the poets inquiry, SO that |
IIropou ndeas to die world the APPALLING
conundrum, Where are the dead, the
vanished dead p and it was his glo-
rious tendency to make the sublime
convulsively ridiculous that rejected a
line in a poem of mine, which declar-
ed that comet swept o 'er the heav-
ems with its trailing skirts. and sub
stituted the idea that a Count Slept
in a hay NOW in travelling skirt"
The kind of talent that is here dis
played deserves profound reverence.
1t is wonderful and awful; and thus
offer itr-as as,tokea of my marveling
respect . . :
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CHERIFF.s SALE

BY virtue Of aa execulion to mo directed
from the Wayne Circuit Court, ! viii ex-
pose at Public Sale, At the Court House
door in thecity of RichInond Wayne s,eIaflty,
.ffGiaua, on the 9Th day or May. 1877, be-
tween the hours Of - o'clock, a. ~ ;, and
1 O'Clock II. NJ, on said day, the follow
Ing property, to wit:
Iiie life estate of Mary Lfndcrman, in tire
following described property, to wit: Lots
Number twenty 40, tw eisfy -ei g:t .2s1. TWEEN
Is mine, l2Jl aud tbiIty-six 49,, as number
ed OF, the original plat OF West Richmond,
laid out by o. Knsey, situate In Wayne
county, Indiana.
To bs sold the property Of Mary LIN
derTnAn 70 satisfy said e1 scution In my
hands in favor Of Frank Make. Said sale
without relief from valuation or appraise-
Tnent laws. -4k1
VIM. III. STUDY,
Sheriff u Wayne County.
s. \. Forkner, Attorney for Plaintiff.
5-au-F,r fee
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The bust of that jug. framed and
hanging in the Postoffice is, fair off
set against the slur on the. crusaders
suspended at the door Of the Cont
mental. The young artist, for the clev-
er hit, deserves credit. Go see it.
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Crackers will have a good opportu-
nifty for the next fortnight, to COM
plain Of Hard times, as the farmers, if
unfavorable weather should not inter
vene, will be engaged that length OF
time in planting corn.