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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-25
agRAnp lMAsanY,l inian .aller.dlnnel

GERALD MASSEY, iniRn aiter;dinner
speech in Boston, said: litiw a4na
81 see people that seem to go on the
very tiptoe Of expectation; asit The. dawn
Of some mighty future had touched their
forehead; as.it they had vitality and en-
ergy Of gfoWthto attain SUCH stature q
humanity that the shadow of itSShall
measure the yastness Of this great cont,
nent.t q jIU& ) A.Lsi59 BIZ
he meant the people Of the United
States, but the" Hu6ites y took 1t sllto
themselves, and feel !eotrcspoldingly
hsnrv 5iH@@ @8TGUain 81 e9iVSS ]
The f6iladelphia ! Lsdgers obituary
poet says o, a departed child that, q Va
5 '.Angels around him win keep -. ~,
Their iHVtsibIs WAtkhinEs aHieehe iist
Even an angel would be puzzledstbtdu
otherwise. .stiley Jk
VIZ nTtan nard0n thnaa yVhn xraarv ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-25

STocKs-Dull and ieAtureless through
out the day, and without marked change,
except in Atlantic 6 Pacific preferred,
which declined from 20t to 1s9. The
principal business was confined TO West
ern Union, Lake Shore and Union Pacific
The sales between 10 and 2 O'Clock were
$1,000 shares, Of which 12,5O0 were West.
ern Union, $4,000 Union Pacific, 1850
Lake Shore and 5000 Atlantic & Pacific
nreIerred.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-25
TOW RoATa.

The steamer Fleming left La Sale this
morning with tow boats for St. Louis. g-t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-25

No. 548 TREASURY UNITED STATRs,
March 9, 1867. :
l certify that Hon. G. D. Hubbard has
this day deposited to the credit Of the
United States $9S1 90, account of appro.
priation, mileage, and compensation Of
members Of House Of Representatives, for
which have signed duplicate receipts.
1881 92 L. r. TuTTLR,
Assi3tant Treasurer United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-25
BY TELEc RAPH,
AssoCIATED PRESS REPORT

(By tho Western Union Line.
Ofnee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-25

E0r addltionaI Marksts u RM.rM Raas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-25

All the stock for tho Southern Ohio
Fair Association here will be taken this
week. -a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-25
Pittsburgh Petroleum marker.

/ VNVISUW uEUEktIt
PITTsBuRdH, Feb. A.-Crude quiet Al
81 sOa1 90. Refined quiet, nominally
14sc; March, l5c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-25

certify that Hon. @. D. Hubbard, N.
G., has this day deposited to the credit, Of
the United States $2,69l So, account Of
appropriation, mileage, and compensation
OF members Of House Of Representatives,
for which l have signed duplicate receipts.
S2691 GO. F. E. SPINNER,
Treasurer United States, !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-25
WILL APPEAL TO TuE pRbfLE.

Ex.District Attorney Britton, Of Brook.
lyn, deposed from office by Gov. Dix, has
addressed communication to the Gov.
ernor to show that his removal was not
for cause so much as for personal and DO.
ntical reasons, and TO say he will 90 be-
lore the people Tor reelection next iall 10
SEQ i the Governor is right when he SAYS
he (Britton) seems to have forfeited all
claim to the confidence of his fellow clti-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-25
A CONFERENCE TO BE oAI1Ep.

Revs Drs. Stores and Buddington, and
Rev. Mr., Beecher, failing to agree on
polity and discipline Of the G Congressional
Church. A Conference has been called
to include such churches with such emf.
inent ministers as may fully represent the
ripe and wise judgment Of the Congrega-
tional churches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-25

Even an angel would be puzzledstbtdo
otherwise. .sUlsy Je
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
ALP ark Row, N. 7

RE1rIgsy -- Xr..|.. wita Stencil 4 key
WJIa e 'ae't; 't;cut1;s, CATALOGUES ami tull
part,eulars .a.-... E. :" S.EN,,a. H. Hanover
street. Z zta5
sfa IL ~ to-.}to ia N,ait -. ,.ien ie,d- 10 a
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ala y - #tImp. ,trN.tVV 1CNRRlDGE
~ s~ y CO.. .itrEe3 md Erusags. NJ huIi
.t.rei, =.
go 81 lida t&rF. .p-t 91Ur CHARMING. -
How either atS navy .l.cinatc and "iin the
love aH infections et any person they choose, in
SANITY, ths impia larhtel requirement all can
posst fire.. hy mai, iOr - cent togeh her with a
ID Laatss queer book -nlUl9 sold. Address
4 " WILLIAMS a CO., iahti-6eI Philadelphia
dec n 1ta0 iS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
wHminston and Western X r..
TIME TABLE.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
ss......,.s;s:s. ,;SsSssss;s- t2nmencins Oct ut,
I',7Sa NJ ,71a.s---- M run AZ follow
ir " ~ iIi,ns. i @ .on !, - 4 IN, and ). r u.
LeeFe Lsp1,H!e,Goers o 4. 9. m and - pin.
AIrlye at Laandennerg l. "a =. m. nd toIr,.
CoN EC lloSS-Irl.nl leaving W ininvtn,
10 . n Tlh train learing Philadelph;u A. : !, =,
Trans leaving WILMINGTON a. * u m conren, = :
with train leavlns Pal adeIphia At 4 ~ . m
IRAN arriving at Wilmington at m viz
train tor Philadelptia az liam "''
Train arriving AZ Wilmington nj IL ui,b t,!
ior Fhlladelphla at 90 u m. ~ '''-
SUNDAY IRAN viii he Withi-lYn .r,ar o,,.
her lst '-e'' u't' B.
en- 9ur''
T1NO THE ~ ELla
l. Inc W lluiington and Reading kailrns5 On
pany have completed arrangements To carrv ~,
PackrEe1 and Express Matter to an A from VII 49,,
on the line OF their rnad and West Cluster
Also, 70 all points on the Philadelphia ana Pal
ing ant Catawlssa Railroads, including Rsaiias
Allentown, Columbia, Harrisburg Lancaster De-
pottsye. 8c. 'Y'''s''"n'
For further Information apply at tho Danot 80.
ner ot Front amt Madison streets Nilmington We
Express matter sent u frlnkiin T.Ieersnh IN >.
No. " est lhir street or 10 their Depot, From
and Madison, or orders lett with McMuiien 4 Seai
delivering aSenis. alll receive PROMPT attention
e"i y "anl Sup't W. r X. r. K Co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
Rsep,ng Poulrry IN iorcn ards.

tShAne Gfarn1ers make 1t q pTatiee to keep
their pountly in their orchards from early I'D
the Spring until cold weather sets IN ana
they find it pays them for so doing. A picket
fence should be built around the orchard, high
enough to prevent their flying over, with
suitable house or shed in one corner OF the
yard, to shelter them at night, Thus sltua-
ted. the poultry will thrive and prosper, keep
inn themselves in good condition ; and the In
craASef0f eggs will be greatly arguinented'
and their usefulness and value enhanced TO
their owners at least, Oh account OF the tn0u-
sand myriads of insects and worms which they
naturally destroy, and which VIII more than
repay the cost and labor of building the fence.
DyIeebing them enclosed in this manner, a
large number of fowls may he retained ia an
orchard /; and the continual scratching which
Is done by them will prove advantageous both
to soil anu trees themselves.
AfAxTTe, BEES or MARRYING a LUNATfc
HEIREss.--A correspondent of the New ! orh
Sun from Reading, Pa says Maria Barto.
heiress to immense lands in Montgomery
and Berlxs counties, Pa, and an alleged luna
tic, was on Monday remamded to the lunatlr
asylum at Harrisburg, thus depriving her hus.
han1, Rev. Mr.. Herman, of the Reformed
Jhdtch, OIL the companionship of a wife he had
twice married, and leaving her immense es-
tates to her appointed guardian. 1t seons
that In SGT Mrs. Barto had been adjudged
lunatic and confined in an asylum; but two
years afterwards she was brought back tt
Bsrks county, and her estate placed III tht
hands of u committee.
Two years ago she met and married keA
&Mr. Herman, but her friends procured di
vorce, which was decreed on the GROUNDS o
the lady being il0a to0lpos msHfis and lncapa
BILE of contracting valid marriage. SuDse
QuentlY she escaped from her guardian ant
el0ped with Mr.. Herman, with whom she wa
again united. She was again recaptured by
her legal custodians, and both the HUSBAND
and Committee instituted suits in the Court o
Common Pleas of Berk5 county, with the re
suit as mentioned above,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

TIE Mixed Tram will run subJsc 10 delays Incl
dent to freight husness, ana will stop only at sta-
tions where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Ss stle for Wilmington and Phtlai's
at I. ~. u 10 AN. and 6.25 z. NJ. Leave Whining
ton So A. NJ. at L., ani 81 T. NJ. for New
Castle.
SUNDAY TrAn-Leave Wilmington fol New Cas-
tie, ~ A. NJ. New Castle for Wlmingtou stCpM
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additionalto those above. leave Smyrns for Clay
ton IL ~ a. IN. and I.i y. n, Leave CLAYTON far
Smyrna ~ In aud 2.p0 ?. N, 10 make eonnec-
tion with 10 and from Dover. ald stations
| South.
CONNECTIONS.
! At TOWNSEND. with tho h ent County and Queen
| Anne's i Kent Railroads.
| At CLAYTON. with the Msryl land sni Delaware
| Railros sd.
At AtHAhRINaToN. with The Junction and Break
| water Railroad.
At SEAFoRp with tho Dorchester and Dslawsr.
! Railroad.
! At DELMAR, with tho Eastern Shore Railraad
and Wisomieo and focomoke Railroad.
u. i. KESNEI.s S
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
DBILApELpnlA. WILMINGTON x BALTI.
M0KE KAILkOAD.
SPECIAL NoTICR.

On and after WEDNESDAY, October, 18th. ls;l,
n pssseuser car will be attached to the freight
train leaving Phiadslphts 200 p. IN. for Will
Ihe train will stop at Stations as follows. whom
sigpalled: 6ray's Ferry. 9.l2 D.. IN, LaEaretto 80
pms Chester. al p. m; Lamokln. Sao p. m; ihor,
N Eliersis, l0,tsp. u1REriye Milmin sten. 80
n iostLi 3. keAAEY. SEPT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02

Scn6ject 70 delays incident 10 freight husin.s.
rms tram Nj stop to take up ppassenret."nI.
stations named, hut will leave PaSsenrsr. siy =.
t,oppins place. except uare's Corner, State Rost
Rodney, Armstrong; AMI Dupont -'Sa4'
IhlS tram VII be Withdrawn yhensra, ~
tere Is OF the Company requires il, 'Ne u
dne passenger Cor hsretofore attached to tb.
Will be discontinued on the above date III
The Freight Train with Passenger Ia s,,.l,
eaning harrington n - +. NJ. will ir.Ce III
egGiar stops Tor Passengers. a''
seps. ISIS. H. : RrNNpv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
tH4PPY NEW YF1R.

~ rABIOLA.
WauIg ) y, or. love Happy New ear"
Two fNrs e. ~ ~ bplndins near 4
Two little h.u. ut out the light
Shut out tha $40 .-tUnc. cold and bright:
Two roRuish eyr like stars ON tho seq.
Under their la hes looked down at me:
Two tender lips gave tho greeting dear,
Happy New ear, loyel Happy New Year!
Oily 0no 4 in we OF the sOit hrowa b..Ir.
Md u paIe fasc bu,ls nestling thct
Only one ray from the starry eyes, "a
Lighting my own with glad surprise.
And 10 my fair hath flown away,
Swift as the sun ieans-brghter than they
But the echo. lingering. whisp'rc,h clenr.
Happy New Year! Happy New iearl'
IT," hNhtl. c 81 ) ear bornsfro.n thecg
. MI my 50 irit. mu gk. q tf
= Noon iroui the rosy LAY. u ~
J AIielIe Ifahtfr from the fOrwnriway P
A hand which mine shall clas p no more
A love to live in memory lore
All me- aud mingling smile and tear.
Happy New Year, Happy New \ ear.
sWhttbropeht this New llolr lento thee
My Spirit askcth muSiney.
A chasteIed soul higher aim,
A hope that fcornl the dream OF famc
A heart wherein all nurmIring' oease;
A voice there whispering, softly. Peace
Oh, pearl of pliae oh. gIit most dear
Happy New Year Happy New Yearly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Ia,
rmore Railroad.
"a u 9S
DELAWARE DIVISION.

INPoRTANr MOTTO En- aldi,ion IN ,b.
\ isr Market Trains now running an ExTSa
fhEltnl lhAiN, sundays excepted win ~.
senEer Sar attached, will run between Wilma
,on ana HARRINGTON on and after Monday Ssr;sn.
Leaving Wilmington a G,;5 a. II. and s,op,i j..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
- - g's,st.F street.

s.5 f,1 cont interest. 0pen Tueslay Anl Satar
lay eteuinVz 4a .teserv ias. g. II. Gtimshaw
Ira. !. i. VI. H.. ftes'' John +. Mile
iera. ylH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
l1.O0N GASEs GIFTS,
S1,5OO,OOO,

will be distributed among the tick ket holders.
Thetickots are printed q coupons. oi tehtiis and
all fractional parts will be represented IN .he
drawing inst as whole tickets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
Philadelphia, Wilmington ana
Baltimore Railroad.

Delaware Division Time Tabla.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
sHes7RSsH On ani aftor MONDAY. Sen. a.
'rla'.. taundays exreptei,) Tram, s,I,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-02
Geo: RoWeIINCo.

coL,u-i IA Alaa'> !.r tde spii,i ui adle le1;ise
ments Tor American NrhsrtrERS-t be mot COM
r!ete estau i+hjGrnt et ne Kind IN the world. SIX
thousand NEN-FtIEt-s 3 are kept regularly on lille,
open T. Inspection ny customers. Nu reading
room, howcNtl complete, receives unc-tHeutieth
,ot tnls suaultcr. tNets advertisement Is taken
II iht h"mc Iiisc -! tns rlpor. without any ad-
ditpual ctgre" cr comm sion, that an AdNer-
tsrr ia dealing with the Agency. t. slycd trouble
ant catre' rpndcnce, makIrg une contract instead
OF q dt4en. = hundred or a tu"rsnnd- "A book of
eight PACE containing l~ts ct hest papers. lar
get eftt eit ea= Pei eoua, ,aerirnlural. class pc
litlrt. dhllY "uH country har-TS. also, magazines
aHi all Iu1ilrt:iens "alch are -pocially Naluabie
- "dYctls"i-. Wiil some Information about prices,
Is SEN sft.tri Pee any udtrc~s arrii alton. Per-
suns ~ d.-sIu"c Wi-hHr t. iulke sutracs tor ad-
vert-ihg Any town. cliN. coNnt'. rtite or lerrl
| tory oi tho United States, ur any portion of the
| Dominion 1i t'uadd. may .,gd concise state
| u NJ q! Hhlt t1ey want. AC,uer With COPY ot
IN" AdFrriiSrhicnt th,y ,-l.C inserted. Bnt
viii ~. c;No lu'rtIti.U N return lu4ll which viii
| tu1ri thTn to c l3. whether 10 lucren~r, redu =
ar i3rfra tue uii". inr sacA IntOrmtt4"a thsre Is
InD ,htt.c Whatever. ru"i.-htr not only send
tnef siit fro '"t Fav NC 5-rs. Gco. /. Rowell y
-. To- lhcr 1ttsl.--- sTicrs gro accepted iot 4
single uagess "c a- tar itt.c- lit: tora single
dniar as r. atty -f'ra }'rscr sun. Aidro.t th-
l Afua f 1 % ! NM
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-25
r. Thirty Agents wanted.
Isaac Jea kineOn.

On Saturday last, Isaac Jenkinson,
recently Consul to Glasgow, Scotland.
and the former proprietor Of the Fort
Wayne Gazette, was in our city. en-
route to see his father-in-law, (thc
venerable Joseph Lewis. of the vi
entity Of Williamsburg, in this county, }
who has been quite i'll for sometime
He has been acting in the capacity of
Conusl for the past six years, and was
relieved at his own request. He pur-
poses, to-gather with his excellent
wife, to visit California and China,
during the coming summer; when We
hope to again enrich the old Palladi-
um, with sketches from Mrs. j, who
is not only ready writer" but her
descriptive powers are intensely in
teresting, as her pen pictures of Scot
land, abundantly testify.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-25

On Friday night last March 10th }
the senior editor Of the Daily indie
pendent, whilst surrounding a table
with a lot of dear friends" at the sa-
loon of August Enrich, and slipping
their beer from lowing mugs" the
ladies put in an appearance. When
the brave senior espied the lady visi-
tors, he bolted the contents, Che
couldn't afford to loose that of his
mug, and ran like . quarter horse!
kmrich is selling without license, and
the Grand Jury will, of course, be
glad to interview Bro. Mag, on or
about the fourth Monday in April
next. Our devil is anxiously en-
quiring if there is any one about the
Independent Once, that needs pray.
ing for just now? His curiosity is
up You know.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-25

= VS80Eon,
Our old friend Abel Thornberry.
nov in the 85th year of his age, who
resided in our city for many Years
represented Wayne County in the
Legislature, some thirty years aso.
and has been residing In Sligo, Gin
ton county, Ohio, for the past twenty
years, in letter written to his chill
dren d Nordyke and family now liv-
ing in our city, gives the holy cause
N which our women here, rs well -.
all over the land, are engaged in,
these encouraging words Of cheer:
The principle thing that aaitates
the minds Of the people, is the great
and glorious Tempsessss movement
mat the womsa ara 20 earnestly en-
sssed in, may the Lord prosper tie
eood work. until the great evil Of in
enpesapse 10 entirely driven out of
~ the earth. The outlook Of the
present move is the most rational in
my nnmbie opinion, and the most in
SSccoroance With the divine will. of any
1efetofore tried, and If continued in :
ny and under the same supreme
soaace 70 which il Vas commenced.
4 , = i:l Of its object. for, he is in
Nh 70 every good work, and
rnmr y re DO our part fsifhfnIly, &C.
s1 y 70 His own good time
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-25

There is no pain which the Centaur Lin
ment will not relieve, no swelling IL will
not scbdue, and no lameness which it will
not cure. This is strong language, but 1t is
true. Where the parts are not gone, its ef-
fects are mzfvelous. 1t has produced more
cuxes of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock jaw.
palsy, sprains. swcilings, cake-breastx.
scal1s, burns, salt rhcum, ear ache, ETC., up
on tie humaf; frame, and Of strains, spawn.
gals. etc, upon animals IN one year than
have all other pretended remedies since the
world began. 1t is a counter irritant, an
ail-healinz pain-reliever. Cripp1es throw
away their crutebes, the lame wall, poison
oys bite. are rendered harmless, ind the
wounded are healed without q scar. Il Is
no humbug. The recipe is published around
each bottle. It il selling no article ever
before sold, and IL sells because It does just
wiaat IL pretends 10 do. Those who now sat-
fer from Rheumatism, pstn or swelling de-
serve 70 suffer IL they will not use Centauf
Lniment. More than go certificates Of
rer1afka1ie cures, including frozen limbs,
chrunac rheumatism, gout, running tumoEs,
etc., have been received. We will send .
circular containing cerfffeatez. the recipe.
etc, gratis 10 any one requesting it. One
bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur LIN
iment ID worth one hundred dollars for spav-
iued OF sweenied horses and mules, or for
In sheep. Stock owners, this
Imminent Is worfs; yotir attention. No fAm-
lily should be without Centaur Imminent.
ROSE CO.. Sew York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-25

Lecture and Sermons Of VIM.
Morley Punshon, L. L. d.
The Lectures are Daniel in Babylon
-Macaulay-John Bunyon-Wesley
and his Florence and the
Floren -times-The Hugueno.s
SERMoNs.-The Salvation Of Israel
The Lords Supper-The Trans
fguration of Christ.
tits beautifully bound work-37S
pages, and only requires to be read tn
be appreciated. 1t will be sent, pre-
paid, on receipt of price, $3.50. Ad-
dress" w. 4th street, Cincinnati,
Ohio"
DeA- Thirty Agents wanted.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-25

The following gentlemen compose
the next Grand jury, which convenes
on the 4th Monday in April:
Abington-William BrouE.
Boston-John Conley.
Ceare-Joha Peelle, Jr.
Clay-Moses Hatfield.
Franklin-William L. Robinson.
Green ohm NJ. Cranor.
HarrisOu-Miltoa Worrell
Jackson-William Gipe.
Jefferson-Robert Gordon.
New Garden-Levi c. Huff.
Perry-Tcmple Edwards.
Wayne--Timothy Nicholson.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-25

The local editor, (of the Palladi-
um) Henry Thomas, might be i'm
proved little in this style. He is too
modern for that paper.-(Independ-
ent.
Yes. there might be an improve
ment in his style yet, having tried
both the local of the Independent,
and Henry, VIC are constrained to
aver that the latter's style" is more
seemly to our notion than that of the
former. Henry could always walk
chalk line, and his tongue was never
so thick that he couldn't say: Sub
scribe for the Independcnt?"-instead
Of butchering it thusly: Scribe
fer -In-e-(hicD hen penn "(hicD So,
you see, were satisfied with our pres
ent "local'-we are.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-25


The undersigned, executor OF the lAsf Will
Of Susan H. Edmondson, late Of Wayne
county, deceased, hereby OMerD q private
sale the following described real ectafe. II,
Wayne county State OF Indiana, bel0nGiDr
to the estate a. sn3d festafr1x, t0-W1f: The
following part Of the northwest quarter Of
section twenty-seven tZs1, townAf1ip four.
teen ga, 5ange one q, west, described As
line 2.04 rods south OF the northwest corner
Of said section; thence south lz00 rods:
thence south 90, east 01.4 rods, TO the mid
die Of the Richmond and Hfllsboro turn.
pike; thence north 50 ea1&, along the mid.
die Of said pike rs rods, 70 the southeast
north Sl1' west a. - rods; thence n0rsi,
~, east Ia rods thence north 74z7, vesi
Q-1o rodB, % The place II bgE1nnfn9.
Terms Of Sale-ODe-thlFd cash, the bal.
ance in nine and elghteeA m06fhs, Wi,
six peF cent interest," ff0m do4e, pa8aG3e ~ !.
WV. =. ED1eONbooN.
1AW-pr. fee - -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-25
! ADVANCEMENT.

TCDEvrATIN0 RuLK---An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of candidates, In the Palladium. for NOM
mating Election, or otherwise, Ntss he ae-
companted by the cash, at the rate 81 -.
ATdtoR.
EnrsoR PArr-sDt,'S-f ou will please
nouncc ths. narne OF Ti,asideus ". .. Bra2-
ixit cand .aste ter Auditor sf Wayne
County, >utsssct 10 Tile Republican Non,-
saati,ss Els.s-ssssn.
MANY fRlENns
sHIgAKs.
Nix. Epsfoss.---Psssse annornce tiis name
1T iokl j. ki><ssl as a candidate for Sheriff
~ Wayne county, >sl4lec. 10 The keguhlf-
san nSalinafsB. election.
MANY NafEskS.
Please announce The name Of NORRIS
ieNYS, as a Candidate Tor sheriff al " awe,
county, subject tstise Republican ncfnlna-
ton. MANY fRIESr~-
Ne are autHs,ssses. 10 announce JAMS IL.
Ut rssgkow. q. atnsila tow nShip, rs a cam
,iita;e for Siefla uI Mayne county, subject
10 the d<-ciss.sss issc Republican Nominal
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glzsas1sE.
Ne are aus..sa1 ss.s4 III announce ". IL.
SANi4s, n cstfffsttsie fey r. sassscr ssf Wayne
county, ~ui.,~s-s IA rssr Gec4~4en OF th. isa-
publican NoIi.l - ttitsS election.