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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-12-30

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-12-30

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, 1874-11-26
singular suicide by u hoy,

Honsy hosoudale, Of 0liiorica, Mass., a boy 12
years old. hauged himsclf. Wednesday, Tight, 'Hv
.,,1 oroas - pano Of glaHs at school, Tueslay, and
,sas Waa to!d to bring tho monay 10 pay for 1t. Ho
aestool without 1t, "Wednesday moi Mug, where
upon tha teacher told him That lie Wonld bo
rnnlauoa y he neglected the nlattor another day.
Adaol i to th's hia fathor had promised to whIp
r,,a,,, n ior maktnl: hondre Of grass and woods,
pun!shmonts waz mora than he could bcar, and and
soon after dark htH father found lin hafncinr %
from the oough Of Ia apple toe, quito desd.
, 1874-11-26
THE COURTS.
Hfcqfd Fl HnFihcas sTrnnsaeSfq Yqsspr~

The. courts and Clerks Offices will be close
to.day. :. 80. :: :. :
%Judge Tree, owing to ,ic1pass, vii, mt Inv
's't5 ss ps ss s1 ss s'sis @ e nssss' ss
As WILL. however. he4e mp1ipps Saturday ans
naxt,Wqok. j.. go
judge Mcnoborta viii IN hs-.; ,fon,,r -, 49,,
tako un JdcS .Io,nssG, H.. ~" ~ ae,Y senaaY aa'
- moiiGns ior new trial beforee-' Judgt
dae tbeus the list dnY Of tbe prouent % term, 1'ui
indco lamoaon Iii ~ -, - s,'J ssJ'
oupy tue Common couuotl IN ' oaambar ] ' and taSe Su
up tLa objections. to 'aassHamants Tor bauohts in
noupeea. S7As ~ fAss4' ri
i ~ ~ p1ytoncEIssI, ;. IL " =
,s, xrs2eee al. Mecleathens complains that her
uunoGao' .,' Lolen .. hcClonthan.' has been guilty
o1 adultery. and sho'theEcfore deairea d divorce.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i : H.. s-.
vsa asfos ns mater ot nasessa an order
objections he ,t edwltip ten days. ,*s - 49,
surEE1oa couRT IN pn1Er, ~
Tbo Rusaeit & 1rwi,, 1fnn,,f,ddt,;;,.;,, =
= y,oMna ;, TIT ~. a. IN - gvHpAui
h;ner +, ma L ~ asar,st =: Mckay.
roria, -. os ao ~. commenced enc Al action IN
voY"a,t ~ ~ nm HpGtt A.aep taAs 9! coal,
rvorx sro ,nna r. - hua y, y: Ao-
n n Tuth;iI % i,3os,at,t SStuts a;t r., e1oono
9oorIo K. GIar11,. 1Asu' 1o'S ief ~4o'ooo against
=. +. AolllAter sued s 7. 9. Taylor tor $4,000.
Nai,om;ai, sornod nou ,5;aa Mamsay y iof sl,2oo
su;t "a;nstf Iyu ~ @nu -. y. "aro pagan a.
.Jni;n XIII ti,a5 III G!Aiiutne
,.r rutn 9toE4 nicu pall aHalpst AlIclae4 Burol
mi ,lisa M res,,,a nuse'oaen, rotof Burolbach,
for 81 5So on I'ots - n 'ot1a'9So aaa mortgage
r. Gh;css,' 49, ~ tAo; ~, o1 Atohor4
u sisnn na1 oo consnemceu n e. eul. against George
a. 7. ~ M",ae ~ aeGusas a,aa r. ga,e1n. -.
inv co,'.,p % .n% nSo eoat eeono 4annfactur-
Il n d.aaio ~ yIooe: =. H.. .,so.
= WI -; nteele ooean suit for 81, 600 against s.
- W;am WM1sDp Torr !. ~ -, ~, =, ,,:., :,
Tbnmns = 0,1,,;e 80 ~. g nu9 eun A4Aeuae4 byEno a4q
o''N'Aa y 1'''on a1a 1op xt,ooo, 80
.u,a,,a,s CIRCUIT couNr, .,..r
y en.nuo1 En Jonnsos meg bill against j. @. Howo,
T,n,.,sn' asuan " ~ Johnson, y =: Greeley, J. H.:
tnon'psoA' a. Gregory, and I. ?. Hastinga. to
Ivtsptoso ~ mortSaEo 1Qr @7 goo on all Of tho 8.
H., H.. = II ~ tao =. OF bcc' y, ~, II, WHICH
"eot ~ ~ lt,o1S Ccnfral ltn!lroad Q9m
III m 70 a''o %"o' = L. n u !pe y, G' u or Sec.
. u, y. Marks begun q suit for g., GOO eacainst
tho Kapeaa Insurance Company.
Taa COUNTY co1a4, =
j. lp the matter Of the construction Of ditch in
con frm.t;,., ~ ~" ", a!iot Ai'u Evanston order OF
-. ~. @ no opJeetlons having been filed.
~ Tue matter OF Josoph Il. Butler, an insane |
that L6 ia restored to roasou and IL n NJ noran,,
to bavb tho 'cnrd .rnntroi. sni r. r. y. psfEon
''''o'' N''u 'u9loay OF Ills
IN tbd matter OF tho estate Of Catherine ,Kov.
allHn y, y. uolaon vas appointed guardian |
, 1874-11-26
CLAIRVDYANTS.

M lls. a., ,asAnLLEhliRGER,u uLAlRYuYAhT, TEaT
Ilus L4ndAS Tho medium Wsns 4 Ntustjun. ~ -
, 1874-11-26
COUNTRY REAI; EsTaTr =

FOR sAiE-vALuADLE LE PINE LANDs-i otrEn
ag SG11 Il III .sat Hsd Ss SGs4a,x aaPs
sppIy j3iS j. oDJSA Lu T,u.'es h@s
q 11u4a Gn. Ssssaust., Now YDrk CITY. 's'
, 1874-11-26
Now H1exico,. Natural Isc.ourcc.

FToM Tie iStts Atet,eo Horde,sy,
Wo learn tllat, OH Tuesday laet tho wifo of
juan JAranilo, Of Donua Ana. gavo listl to
Two boys and two Nirls Now 'Moxico haa pplno
reaouFcea aliat don't require : State Qove,1,-
, 1874-11-26
ANOTHER. LAND SUIT.
Tho Widow Of John, s. wrirht
Wants to Isocover Her ,
Property. - -
Allegations Of Cruelty, oonstraint, and
' - Fraud, Il. ,

dolnla abont t,So W r,oa,' Ht wv a1eo n'PF Rn''f
80 i Il !, ~. 49, ~
In vbioh N,,,isn, 1i.tr naa.T; nsID;
To,oott 49,. .. .",sua Aan' uao'se ~ eoost, ana ~
th.t -, s.s nauo a0tonaants' Airs. Wright asate
J9hn B, Wright. In July, 184o. a fov month
prior TO her marrlage, Lor guardian nnrcbas,,d -
hor Of iho ataio nan, Fn,: -
Of 1nnd III II II" sS ,uA " !Aoa ya-tgo GER?
~ .s9 ~ = y sGe ioulhoaas corner of tho y: y. j
paying $4,000 for tue samo ont a
her own d. finds. soor a,to, In
msrr,nro aha o,,ir. .o,,.s .,... no
Of vsoaary turn Of nn' ud Ir dasnp seat n
v9lVea IN debt, and carrying on aaysral hra9ohoI
'of.. brfinpss Of which ho had iittlo practiea
knowledge, WITH jsrgo cantsl I II r.. asi, nn,no,
thatit Tsa yorv ,itfo,s W. sa,, :. sHpu ct tFaapY'
,nnrcoynr @ anta aapy II Mgpl9 aQoh. le'l' nolag
OF sound mind, aud having bocn ndvispa not ia
join In the EXECUTION of conrcvo1,coa u,th bcI
husband. Mrs. Wright a,vo aha ,or;,,ad t,a rass
tn nore join With er ni hasband IN tns sga.
ing aaeas. either to llar own property Or Of that
Of hor husband. This resolutlop she has kept,
except 10 certain instances where aho claims Sue
was compolIod 10 break Il tv thn uhronta fosco
'no ?'o'0nce of her hnspena'
In August, 1917, about three davv .,tcr t,,o
birth Of her first child. A1,ouHt;,,a yh,,o e,,.
sie III bod her husband oonmansd u her se to sss
cnehga s hos room Tor nnotlos without fire. and
n.nu Ptsp II Ael NufAo ~ iaYor OF hlR sister, and
ssisan sIau Hun1hos nurse Ih,e Sue 1ofused to o
WAS also obijged tn c,yc ,, tho ront, ee
IN 1867 wien ano es nueeluto : % sLo a satca o Iar
bus 1usb9aa became angry besa,ssS hei M moli,or TO-
rr ia ~ snme .ne oai!aren iv tho country
io9 e9t 'Io 10 M Msnnmer tlo scarlet fever pping pFeYa
lor, pushed hor lptS .nnf,nr H!n6 ynn, n9'4 III VI
'hut tho door against hor 50 % violontly, atig
vant a caubt lar y. and ,God Gfnnoo n s'r
% aEsE lar 'a tho oor hes to
demonstrating and iciiinr him tl;nt Ln 4Eonla
likely kill heF; he replied, damn YOU. want want
to let Lin d her IN in nnc xo,, i'n ~, nds
Ho GANG back fp q fev hpura, md. seel,i" heT'
made anothor attsok, unlll he was induced to do.
was again enccInto, sils aieeeS that lcr Gugbsnd
caYEo, and ohokpd aud boat Ger no that I1e hs
caNscd the death of tAe child. which was % stlli-
10 was aoo,dontaliy Locked out a. nist or o lps1
band rushed st ler, and again cl,oIrd l,or until
aAo was rescued by q aerYpnt airl. liz has aiso.
uccordlng to liia wlfe's allegations, rcfu ID to
permit hor to stoal. to- him or ut ut tho taole
week or ton days qt tirnp, and whouovor Hhe dia
pleased hltm threatened to take ler childrn from
hor. This cctirao OF conduct was "kcpt in unt,i
Tho EllnNer Qf 1857, whon he failad in b..sineas.
II rhe somp!ai!;snt elana that during ths whole
- NEVER s1pyEp on lossow1rnnrn
any lepd elther OF her llusbaud's landa or OF
.h9ap bo1ohSihs to her freely or Voluntarily, but
,., r.. 41,.,... " ~ nv
, 1874-11-26
State Control llipylng Upon tho pisppbi:
1lQn Of tle Question! Of .lltlm1i-,
dalton.
Revolutionary Procedures that Would
Fq|Eow Democratic Ascendepqy
., !ln THO Legislature: .'',
WIlatWu! Congress Do in tho Mat.
la :, .'. tor? 81 "r:2r .. =:
Claim that tho State Is Republicans
on a Fair Vote: '.,'''
Complaints . Of Southern RopullioaBs
Against the RepublioanHress Of !; i,
= > =. p tho North. ",l . 81:

e9A@p1a'Aks q eoutAgFA, AopnqllqaL
Arainst the Republican ,presa NJ .
> :" p the North. -" :" - j.:
- :: .---' =. - ~, b
e...,., ,....,.u.u.. .,,. ;,,.,..
Special c''Tssnondtne' of ME Chicago Tribune.
Tho cauao O, tie Raas'is, antss, l, sor; IT, 1sat
ana Inns reaohod yory orticn1 rotrt ~ 'aa ~
goyeial contuoonooa ncpa . psIe siip ,E. VI
to eettod and man tpr aa,n Hn'sa nAs IVY
qy e p4eeq @ g9s sapsae1 ssel " ~ 'psee pses
probably ,..- ="
L.. 17s Fu7uus Ex,sErscs
~ y psnss ~ fes wAe'e tle party opee nasse
o anp sauil. ~ in tAe ease Of qqorgia, it rerel!
tbo p.ps rglAt. " pe pet!'oa y tpa ACTION O
~ tY.u1e!pe poafa ~ regard to tho numerous
s .nao'ma'',oa II tho CONDUCT Of tho lata election
several parishes real,,og sotass ~ IL
nonuI1;rana aaa;s 3see.ua, - iAppy cases. IN tue
1m1,.,:,,e " cas''ns not s'nG'o Voso. Sabine,
9Hse, ,4 ~ ao'o' ana vernon wore parishhH
" that tho moo iuformaiitss ] - Of nIes: nLs:
ton Commissioners ond nl,;co,1 ,r;,1 -. 'I.. ~.
allowed to doorvc tho votars -, ,.'.,x W. nos pa
easo ~ aepta9e lne voters Of tlloir axpresAlon
ness ss quite :ano.4er affair. II 10 Undoubtedly
fdat.on is. and lhow muo ~ ~. roo,,;raa a =. ~
va,dnfa ~, ai:,:;s ssA - sts 'oau'foa 20 m
psca IL IT, essuG ssuGa + eans9Foa4 pa~eF to pe
tsuo that some check should ho NH nnn - IT, IT,
tnothod ~ carrs,na @ 80 ' aet.,a 10 pus apon tn'a
tfn.;asiio, e.yiuE ~ eeesion, ts, by it,
the Acknowledgement OF the colorcd man Womb
soon amount to either deud letter, or fI,ia now.
erful engine would b. actually :! 'Ais p'"-
auo eoorod man Is unable to defend hts rights
by force OF arms and. If his whito pa,ty-frfenda
attempt to asaas hlln, they arc ouit1lv ,ccnaoG
norroaa =. ."1 .o.aeS, u... ana "'sh "incAlng tie
es'ooS W t'ot, etc. 10, although the eolurcd
Feop1e, as ralo, are devoted to tho Republican
party. they llclther voe araiust the,rnnrtv orr
, 1874-11-26
: BOARD WANTED.

.f9oARD,A YOUNG MARRIED. COUPLE DFSiRE
SssS o }ff.S;at n @ ssaasd9g n4cs uatef,
rE9yHMsats Aa!Ie.s. E!sHg lur4tion, coayspsncrs,
The New York herald., 1874-04-05
DY JAMES NJ MILLER,
ID THURSDAY, April O.
at IL O'Clock, at the L. S. r., Ill Broadway.

No 5l3 East l2oth Street.-The commodious, extra well
built and desirable Mansion, with greenhouse, stable
and fvc Lots OF land, now owned and occupied by Will
liam H. Starin, So, situate the north SIDE 10th
street. 23 eet east OF A. the grand Eastern Boue
ward The mouse 5Jx3s with addition 22x35 has all
the modern improvements and IS in first class order
aud condition. stable 24x3s built in substantial
manner and upon the latest and best approved prin
cpes This place easy OF access by the second Third
and Fourth avenue cars, by boats which make 80
trips eacn way daily and by this route 81 minutes
Fulton ferry. The mansion, gree ecnhouse, stable ana
grounds are all in first class order and condition
ready for immediate occupancy. sale perempory, with
out reserve.
Maps, particulars and permits at the office OF the auc
uoneer 2S Pine street
pY DANIEL A. MATHEWS AuCTIONEER, SALES.
ID room 20 Cedar street between Broadway and Mas
sau street, near Post ofceon Monday April d. at l0ls
O'clock at sa osroon, large sale OF hand Fur-
nture, Carpets &C. removed for convenience OF sale,
comprising iaror suits IN reps and plush; Ceurc Ia
bes, walnut Buffet Extension Table, Lounges dining
Chairs Library Tables, rosewood ana walnut
Bureaus, Armore, antique Wardrobe, Brussels and Ia.
Destry Carpets, French secretary, Mattresses SD,
Beds, Reading Lamps, Commodes. kitchen furniture
Croton Hose 6c. also about 50 volumes ustratcd and
miscellaneous Books Engra wings, &c. Catalogue Z
now ready Mr. MATHEWS is pre- pared, as usual since
1852 10 give his personal attention TO sales Furniture
at private residences.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

"A large and positive sale OF handsome and genteel
Household Furniture. Monday Apri q commencing los
o'clock ut the elegant dence 2u West 2ls St. 7th
avenue. Paror Suis, Planoiortc, Paintings Bronzes;
Library. Dining Furniture Bedstcads, Dressing Cases
Bureaus Beading, rep and harcoth Suits 10 Carpets
&c. sale positive ROBERT q. CAsHtN, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

P. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER.
q. TRAvER 4 WRIGHT will sell on TUESDAY, April
I, at ii o'clock,
all the elegant Furniture, Carpets &C. Of club room
known the Gooi-for Nothing Association, No 66
avenue A, viz Parior Suits Library suits in leather
Etasere, Pier Mirrors marble Consoles ami black wal
bcs Desks, Brussels Carpets, Mats, Rugs Mating, fine
Regulator Curtains, Shades thrce-quarier Billiard Ia
bic, Balls Cues and Markers Heater Stoves &C. BY or
der of the Committee.
HENRY SCHAEFFER. ANTHONY HARTMAN
ADAM DAAB AUGUST PErRIE.
CHARLES FAIIRENKOPF,
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

DICIARD WALTERS, MISUNDERSTANDING
n Wilowware, &c.-MarshaI's Sale-Wi sell Monday,
at II ociocK at salesroo q East Broadway chests Of
fine oung byson Ooiong and Gunpowdcr icas Coffee,
spices canned Fruits Mustard Jeilies. Pickles Chow.
Chow, tubs OF Butter, &c also large Lot OF assorted
Hampers Mats Mating, &C. DANIEL A. MURPHY,
Marshal. Also, 70 pay storage and advances Piano
and Lot druggists 1oodA
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

At AUCTION-BY JACOB COLE, 3s9 FULTON
"A street Brooklyn opposite the City Hall Tuesday.
near Prospect Park, sSi Pacific street. Broo yn
pendent walls: by days work: brown stone Easement;
Philadelphia brick iron bars and gate all modern
proyemenis bells and seaking tubes furnace IN cellar
lot l0 cet house 2Ox40 eet, with extension 5x2o
ieet three story sub cellar IL rooms two closets
marble mantes ana basins bathroom; piazza IN front;
hot and cold water throughout; must be sold
going Meht Terms liberal.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

RANKRuPT AUCTION SALE OF DIAMONDS.
- watches. Jewcry, Silvcrware. Clocks, Bronzes &c
MONDAY, at l0ls o'clock A. NJ,
,o atoil broadway, corner OF Houston street
90 job lots OF Goods, 5000 worth OF Coral Jewclry
Catalogues now ready.
guarantee given with every article.
Spectators and parties buying to sell again specially
invited. EI,GIN 4 90 Jewellers
GIL Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

NJ. CRlSrALAk, AUCrIONEER.
H. Elegant Household Furniture Pianos and Paintings
to be sold at auction on THURSDAY, 9Th inst,
by instructor OF Mrs Theresa Lynch,
the we'll known Diamond caler.
her enre sly Household Furniture,
at residence 81 East Fourth street.
between LAFAYETTE place and the Bowery, comprising
supcrby carved rosewood Paror suit cost 81, 900
the richest wood Centre Table
offered at auction for the past five years.
faultiess in design and workmanship; cost So 100;
elegant Pier and Mantci Mirrors and Cornices
richly carved walnut Chamber suit cost 81 50)
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Rugs and Mats
Library Iates bookcases ana Library Chars.
walnut sideboards. Extension fables and Chairs
elegant trench Clocks Maniel Ornaments,
one very costly French Music Box,
several very fine Oil Paintings among which
"St. Jeromc's Last Communion,n after Raphael:
Feast OF Esther,n by Barochio,
ana usual assortment of HouseE old Effects;
also a large assortment OF fine Liquors, and
ONE VERY ELEGANT MAIL PHAETON, BY WOOD
The New York herald., 1874-04-05
RENJAMIN r. THEALL AUCTIONEER
- LARGE AND Ar1 RACTivE SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOFORTES &C
MoSpAr, ~ ArRih AZ xtl, 9, AZ ~ 10 o'GLQCK,

the entire contents of two private dwellings, viz Par
or, bedroom and dining room Furniture lin rosewood
wainut ana mahogany IN great variety; Paror Suits
Tables sooTcases Hall stands Bullets Chairs soas
Pillows China, Glass, Carpets, &c; also one marble
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

A FOR SALE ONE OF THE FINEST YOUNG
"A: trottng Horses in the country; years old; war
time toseher with city made shifting top side bar
only used lew tunes, and good new; the prop
erty OF gentleman leaving the city must be sold
separately together Inquire at Isl West Thirty
street. OF .Oren,un
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

1T BARKER & CTIASE'S
"a CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSALL'S,
corner Of Broadway and Thirty;ninth street.
MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES, CARRIAGEs, &C.,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
THE ONLY AUCTION MART IN the state having
large driving ring Tor showing horses sale.
MAJ0k ~ c z; ~ psA.H BAEKEk New York. Proprctors.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

by WILLIAM VAN TASsELI. ACCTIONEER
- office Il0 liz and ia East thirteenth street,
Fourth avenue.
,Messrs. VAN TASsEbL 4 KEAkNEY will. as usual
give their special attention sales OF Furniture &c. at
private residences of parties de cuEg housck in
CITY or country, ana guarantee satisfaction by
reference - former parties
RENJ. y. 1HEALL, AUCTI0NEER. Is DEY STREET
- and 80 East Thirteenth street Personal attention to
sales at private residences
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

RYJ W. CAMPBELL, JR.. AUCTIONEER.
- CAMPBELL CO., olice 3S hudson street. give
their special attention to sales OF Furniture, at private
residcncesi ten years experiences entire satisfaction
guaranteed best OF references.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05
4 AUCTION ON TUESDAY, APRIL !. 1874,

n at II o'clock
By VAN TASSELL KEARNEY, at Auction Mart no.
III and East Thirteenth street, Fourth
Of VIM. Hatch. ksq who leaves Tor EUROPE Bay Mare.
l5 hands years old this sprng sired by Dotys black
Harry Clay, he by Cornings harry Clay dam by old
Amercaa star warranted sound and kind In every re-
an extra stylish mare and cost the present 800
Also side bar top Road Wagon built by Goodwin;
$3.50; been uscd about two months Dunscomb Harness.
cost SID: nearly new Blankets, Robe and Whip. Now
on exhibition at the Mart
Pedigree guaranteed.
The New York herald., 1874-04-05

A THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION HAk1
"A OF VAN TASSELL kEARNEY
Successors to Johnston Van Tassell
At THE OLD STAND, no, ~ and ia EAST THIR-
RtGnE sAE ii fEAA MohEs 1p
WILL BE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
AT u O'CLOCK.
GENTLEMEN WIsHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
having Horse and Carriages to SELL VIII find this house
the same STRAIGHTFORWARD principles which have gov.
WE GIVE TIE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
THAT Is WARRANTED SOUND FROM "a TO 4s HOURS
FOR TRIAL.
Horses and Carriages always hand at privae sale.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS.
ENTRIES CAN BE MADE BY SENDING FULL DE:
MADE UP TO SIX O'Clock THE DAY PREVIOUS 70
The New York herald., 1874-04-05
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c

A.-MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER
"A ANNOUNCES GREAT SPECIAL -.
Executors sale of the entire Irong stock OF tne ihe
Commodore James hackett, at BARKER CHASE ;
City Auction Mart and New YORK Tatcrsalls corner OF
Broadway Thirty ninth street. on TUESDAY, April Z,
THE CEIEaRATED CHESTNUT trottIns .geldng,
Chief Is i5N high years old is elegant driver has
no record In condition trot close to 30 and war
THE The spuhS sHpuMhSbsoME CHESTNUT TRorTINo geldlng.
LARRY HART. got by Iron Duke out OF STELLA by Geo.
n. Patchen: is ls,s high years old splendid driver;
has record OF 4O and Is warranted sound and kind.
THE BEAUTIFUL BLOOD BAY fine large Hambe-
tonian troling mare LILLIAN D., got by Guy Miller,
out Clay Girl BY G. NJ Clay; is IS high years old Is
stylish driver; can trot sure in 245 Is unequaed
for family use and waprantea sound and kind
ant. sired by Mambrino Pilot l5h high years old a
'hne easy driver record: has shown trial Of
2a2H and Is warranted sound and kind
THE ELEGANT BAY TROTTING Mare Columbia,
sired by Daniel Lambert l54 high, years old prompt
and handy dryer; has roted in S6 and is warranted
THE sPEEDY BAY TRoTTlNG Gelding Judge Emo,
pedigree unknown said to be bv second Ethan
Allenl l5H high, years od gamey driver; has
Gotted in 1894 and is warranted sound and kind.
Tor SIDE-BA X ROAD Wagon.
BREWSTER NO-TOP ROAD Wagon.
Double HARSEss, aSiy; BY Terrell. of Albany.
SINGLE HAkN ESS, by Crossman.
TRUCK HARNESS, By Dunscomb.
SULKEY, BY PRAY OF Boston.
ROBES, HORSE CLOTHING, Whips. Bits, &c.
SALE POSITIVE NO POSTPONEMENT
STOCK NOW ON exhibition.
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A Gard to Peanuts,

II there is honor among highwaymca why not
among business men! Ny neighbor who used
to make public pretensons to the motto, alive
and let live" has suddenly forgotten the interpre
tation OF said motto, as he has made war upon
my peanut stand under coyer of apettion to the
Honorable City Council. The said petition and
ordinance being too thin e cover up his real aim,
he now says to me that he viii have my stand re-
moved Vhs has 10 ,Ss. yioisncc! I would advise
him for hi, own good health not to stretch his
neck around 80 much to see whether / have a
customer or two as it might prevent him from
getting another boil on his neck.
FRANK mccain.
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Smith, Rising & Co.

This well-known firm of manufacturers OF
cigars are in the market with a splendid brand
of cigars, called the (XX) double Y They are
by all adds the finest cigar yet offered to the pub
lie by this house. They are put up in imported
style, and are equal to imported cigars. They
also continue to make their famous Blue Seal
and still keep them at their old place in the front
rank.
Mr.. Rising has been twcnty-eight years in the
business OF buying, selling and handling cigars
and is pronounced to be SPLENDID Judge Of
everything in the way Of tobaccos in all stages
cure or OF manufacture. Mr.. Smith Is also well
posted and they have built up a large business
here and are determined to allow no other
house in the west to successfully run them.
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large and splendid assortment of trimmed
hats and bonnets can now be seen at the Milhn'
cry Headquarters. This stock comprises the
very latest styles, and are elegantly and tasteful
ly trimmed. A new and large stock of those gen
uine French flowers has just been received, and
are sold at very reasonable rates. For very fine
display ofribbons andhotions of the trade there is
no better place in the city Hats bonnets and other
goods, suited to all classes of customers are offer
ed at very desirable bargains. New summer goods
are being received almost daily, which are pur
chased for cash, consequently prices are now low
err than ever before. These facts should be remem
bcrcd when anything is desired in this line; also
that sell cheaper than any other lnillner in the
city. 1t needs but visit to the store to convince
any of these truths and that there is no humbug
about it, Call and see for yourselves.
Mrs Z. HARPER,
1877 Main street.
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EARLY PoTAToEs,-Usually the middle Of June
gives US in this vicinity new pototoes sufficient
ly ripe to be edible and wholesome; but this
year, on account Of the late and backward spring
new potatoes of the common varieties are ap.
parently adjourned over to the 4th of July,
VIM Pool, Esq, of Freedom, however brought
Us pail Of early potatoes on Wednesday, dug
on his own ground just eight weeks after plant
ing, which are apparently full grown and ripe
at least they look and eat like it. He calls
them the King of the Earlics," and obtained the
seed from Mr.. Mallory, of Marblehcad, Mass
The potatoes are Of good size, white and fine
Favored, and yield equal at least to the Early
Rose or Early Yorks, which planted on the same
ground at the same time, are apparently week
or two behind them. With such qualities the
" King of the Earlies" is potato that certainly
deserves to be generally introduced