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Christ is himself the one unanswer-

Christ is himself the one unanswer-
able proof of Christianity.
Partial culture runs to the ornate,
extreme culture to simplicity.
There is to be an excursion from
Terre Haute to Chicago about the l.
OF July. The round tickets are four
dollars. -''sase sss'f siissa ss sans
A Mr.. Roop, Marshal of Greenwood,
threw himself in front of an express
train, a few evenings since, and was
literally torn to pieces.
Complaint having been made against
Mayor rPritchett, of Vincennes, a
committee has been appointed to in
vestigate the charges. The Mayor has
resigned. t5T - 5
A ham, we'll packed in pulverized
charcoal, after the usual smoking, will
keep for years. Butter in pots, we'll
surrounded with charcoal, will keep
for twelve months. Each atom Of
charcoal can absorb 1000 times its
bulk of deleterious gases.-Hall's
Journal Of Health
The Evansville Courier says: From
| pditiCo W uO udNC UctL Ill OSCv COuuty
this week, we learn that a magnificent
wheat crop is being harvested. The
crop is said to be fifteen to twenty per
cent. larger and better than has been
grown for some years past.
| A young lady of Benton county wa
saved last week by her chignon. Sh-
was riding, the horse jumped, threw
her out, her clothing caught, and she
was dragged two squares, her head be-
| ing upon the ground. Had it not
been for her chlgnon her skull would
have been fractured.
81 According to resolution submit.
ted to the prohibition convention in
New York, on Tuesday, by Mrs. Gage
/ the triumph of the temperance cause
can only be brought about by conferr-
ing upon the women the right to
vote.
: Luther Benson was to lecture some
! place i'll Ohio one evening last week
bat reached Cambridge too late for the
lightning express train which he was
r to go upon, so he chartered locomo
tive and pursued. Catching up with
the train near Centreville, the loco
1 motive was run up to the back end Of
;. the rear car and Luther made his way
on to the train. while the locomotiv.
s and train were both making rapie
: time. Cough never performed such !,
= feat as that The Palladium ma,
= stick another feather in Luther
cap.-New Castle Times.
n Hon. Michael c. Kerr has address
: ed letter to his Democratic friend.
? in the Third Congressional District o
l. Indiana, answering long list o
l. alleged falsehoods put afoat by allee
ed personal enemies in the Democrat
L ic party. Mr.. Kerr defines his posi-
i ton on the currency question as fol
II lows:
: The only other of the falsehoods ut
re tered by these men against Inc t
S. which | will now refer is their state
ment that l am in favor of the imme
date resumption of specie payment:
| am not-but the contrary-becaus
:, resumption is not possible now, or in
- mediately, or speedily, without gene1
a al disaster and great injustice. y
- the subject of the currency [ hol
u hereafter to be heard in full discussio
e before the public will not now reft
a. - to it more at length.
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The wonder. Of Cheyenne canyon.

To say the scenery is grand and SUI
blime, but half expresses the reality.
To stand beneath the falls and gaze
upward seems grand, but when you
scale the dizzy heights and out on
some crag of rock hang your pedes-
tails over and watch the surging stream
as it dashes from rock to rock down
the seven falls until the lower level is
reached, ! ,OO9 feet below you, and
an1 n in a and out uuW under tine tine
cliffs, the far-reaching, lawn-likc
plains for background, while still
above you are towering majestic piles
of rocks-then it is that words will
not express what you feel. You can
but sit in mute astonishment and awe,
and drink in the glories of the scene
before, behind, above and below you.
-Mountaineer. @9e 7
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AT one Of the Socials, the other

At one of the Socials, the other
evening, while a heavy thunder
storm was passing over, by some
accident the lights in the room
were extinguished, leaving the
party in utter darkness; and pro-
ducing profound silence. While
waiting for the temperance OF
light sudden flash of lightning
revealed married gentleman who
was present, standing on tiptoe
with his lips in close proximity to
those of beautiful young lady
sitting near. The explosion, was
more terrific than the thunder, and
the gentleman 8 wife, who was also
present, was eloquent in language
for minute or two afterwards.
A party Of young ladies and
gents from Connersville, paid a
flying visit to Milton, on Thursday
evening last, taking supper at the
hotel. They belonged to respecta-
BILE families, were well dressed, and
good looking, but while parading
the streets and discussing the bust
ness aspects of our thriving town,
some, if not all of them, exhibited
. signs of having seen something
similar to the flowing bowl rathe,
too often.
1 We learn that the Hoosier Drill
Company of this place, is making
and has engaged for the presen
season over 1000 wheat drills, be
sides several hur bred improved
rakes. The company are maxim!
arrangements for more extende'
operations in the way of manufac
turing machinery the coming yea
than it has done during any prev
Gus one. This not only speaks we
for the enterprise of the compan,
and Tor the quality of the machine
made, but it is a source of encou1
agement to many mechanics VIII
find employment there.
i A delegate to the Republica
State Convention, at Indianapol
on the 18th ult., says, from the il
dications made there, by the nun
bers in attendance, and the enth,
siam manifested, that the Republ
can party is not dead yet, but Wi
distance all competitors on Il
home stretch at the October race
INDEX.
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BY the politeness Of our friend,
Richard King. we are favored with
\ list of those of the citizens and firms
of Old Wayne, who pay tax of $500
and upwards. The list is made out
by Townships. We shall, next week,
give list of the middle. men, who
pay over 500 and under $500:
Abingdon Township.-Samuel Clcv-
niger, s2OS rs; James Endsley, 242 81;
Philip jenkins, 225 50; Geo. G.
Ranck, 222 IS.
Boston Township.-C c. Beeler,
1854 70; Nathan Druley, 24O 65; Levi
Druley, 366 20.
! Centre Township.-J. w. jackson,
ST., $3.50 Is; O. T.-Jones, 248 So;
David Commons, 321 05; Jesse Hates,
1913 So; Joshua Eliason, 254 so; Jas.
| Forkner. 497 25; Geo. w. Julian.
4l2 3s;J sW,TSwaford, 2s7 3d. n
! Dalton Township. W. Beeson,
$219 43; R. G. Checsman, 214 66.
Green Township.-Ephram Kate,
1903 81; Jesse Kate, 293 &c; Joseph
Lewis. 2SS 81; Allen w. Lewis, 300
Harrison Township.-A. Boyd, 225
II; Eb. Eliason, 235 IS; John KEEP.
ler, 400 af: Martin World, Jr.. 234 o..
| Jackson Township.-Reub. Bartch,
241 "a; John Galloway, S51 O3; Cam
bridge City Manufacturing Co., 81
1 %; James w. Carpenter. 300 68; Jas.
1 Dolan 225 40; C. B. Elliott, 2lO q;
Samuel H, .Hoshour. 2O4 50; Ind.
Car Co., $50 IS; John Mcmillan, 214
| Il; Levin Swiggett, PSI 30; Norton
Davis, 3l9 So; Christina Underwood
3Ol p; Wayne Agricultural Co., l, O45
Is.
Jefferson Township.-William Con
way, POI %; Lewis Kinsey, POS 50
r. & f. G. Newcomb, $50 81; DAME
Petty, 326 Is; w. S. Mellis, 276 30.
Perry Township.-John W. Jor
dan, go, II, .4.,ef,, e,,.q
Washington Township-O. Beeson
264 81; Bezleel Beeson, 272 70; B. F
Beeson, 327 40; Phillip Doddridge
24O 50; Isaac Doddridge 449 AZ; Isaa,
Kinsey, 81 70; Joshua LaMott, %
81; James w. Marlatt, 2l7 10; Hoo
sier Drill Co.. E}4 SO.
Wayne Township.-William Bax
ter. 224 Is; J. w. Burson & Co., So
3D. Bush & Co., 2l9 "a; John Haw
kins, 221 80; Nathan Hawkins, 25
Is; Mark f. Reeves, 7S9 &c. Davi
Sands, 341 SO; Peter Arnold, 209 Sc
Geo. w. Barnes, 27S 05; W. A. Bick
lie, 243 43; C. F. Coffin, 1,67O OS; I
B. Crawford, 39l IL; Luther Crockel
23O 40; Alvin Z. Croker, 24O 81
Chas. H. Coffin, 263 Oh; Forknel
:, Scott, & Elmer, 2l8 40; Gaar, Scot
h g. Co., 3.64O 90; Abraham Gaar, q
q 30; Geo. II. Grant & Co., 23S 81; A
= N. Hadley & Co., 455 90; s. L. Hittle
4 247 81; /. r. Howard, 249 SO; Ora
Huntington, 248 43; J. M. Hutton
Co., 636 II; I. R. Howard & Co., &c
26; A. M. Miller, 277 81; Jas. l
! Morrison; 2 $50 60; Nordyke, Mar
mon & Co., 663 "a; M. Parry, 3SS z;
A. Phillips, 236 SO; G.. 7. Price, Sr
325 %; James E. Reeves, 490 81; Il
vim Reed, 26O 26; w. S. Reid, 23l Al
Richmond Gas Co., $50 IS; Robinso
Machine Works, 695 "a; William.C
Scott, 1872 70; A. f. Scott, 314 O
j. P. Siddall, 245 Al; Ezra Smith
Co., 5o2 78; Elizabeth Starr, 533 8
Ellis Thomas, 272 &c; Geo. w. Val
neman, 4O1 04; I. B. Vanaernam, 4:
| So; Vanneman, Reid & Co., LABS 5
J, E. G.. Vaughn, 361 SO; A. I. Waugh
2O5 q; Thomas Woodruff, 734 81.
Webster Township.-William Kin
:. o5o 10
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Taking the present population of
the United States at 45 ,OOO, 600, the
annual consumption Of beer is at the
rate of one barrel for every five per-
sons. 1t is equal to three glasses per
day for every adult male in the coun
try. In many places beer regularly
brewed is almost unknown, but in the
larger towns and cities some of the
people are walking beer barrels them
selves. Hfa
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lULY.
BY MRS. EMMA vIcKRoY sUTER.


Fair Summer sat with June npoH her knee
Her roses fresh and fragrant inner hand
So in their joy, nor child nor mother see
That close beside the bright dsurpe
stands.
July, with tiger lilies m ercrown,
Was by the Sun, her royal kinsinan, sent;
She banished June and cast her roses down.
And yet her fervid heart was not content
She drank the water in the singing rill-
The snake lay blind with poison in her
path
And where her footsteps touched, on vale
or hill, - "a q sf~ p Z III Z
She left the burning impress of her wrath.
Yet Summer, Gliding not, sarenely smiled.
Regretting not the wanton mischiefdone,
But kissed and loved the liOn-hearted child
Because it was her own. -f+.-.
PITTSBURG, PA.
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FROM MILTON.

Editor PAILADIUM:-Our Marshal,
by the exercise of ''eternal vigi-
lance" is keeping both the boys
and COWS in order.
One of our lady citizens, in the
second ward reports that the build
ing association is making arrange
ments to have North street lighted
with gas. Another says that ar
rangement was made long ago.
We heard it remarked on the
street, yesterday, that Index, the
itemizer for the Palladium, was
having his house newly painted.
We at once started in search of our
house, but as yet have not found it.
Perhaps it is mistake. 4
Professor Butcher formerly Prin-
cipal of the Milton graded schools,
but now Superintendent of the
public schools in Lawrenceburg,
Ind, is, with his family, here on
visit. His many friends bid them
welcome, and a how do you do.
During the heavy thunder, and
rain and wind, storm on last Thurs
day afternoon, the same bolt of
lightning, struck the house of Mr..
Wescott, and Mrs. Raresheid, some
fifty yards part. Knocking down
chimneys and stovepipes, but only
frightening. and stunning the in
mates
Two of the leading Oranges in
this township has been consolidated,
with headquarters at Davis Hall,
| in Milton, and D. r.. Lee as Mas
ter, andC. n. McGrew as Secretary,
with a goodly number of farmers
as members. It meets on Saturday
afternoons of each week.
The people of Milton attended
the Masonic celebration at Corners
vile, on the oath, in good numbers
The day was warm, but western
(. breeze made it pleasant. and We
learn that the attendance of Ma
> sons, as well as others, was yer,
> large, but that the arrangement
there fell short of what was ex
pected.
On the oath, while Henry Grest
: and family were attending the Ma
J. sonic celebration, some burglar
i entered his house, and carried ava.
: two valise's with over 500 WORT
of clothing, mostly mems apparel
besides $13 in money. The thieve
have not yet been discovered, bu
: sharp eyes are on the look out TO
), them.
r. On the same day, small bu
then unknown party was seen plot
" ding along our back streets, throw
ing printed circulars into yard,
It and poking them under doors, i
which Masonry is denounced as g
h great midnight combination {
A. oath bound consp;rators, drilled t
fraud, violence etc. We hear
e. said, that it is significant that th
II same day should have been chose
:. for this business that was selecte
J. by some small, and as yet unknown
party to plumber Hen. Gresh
! house; and no wonder that paren,
4 should become alarmed for tt
safety of their children.
& The Union Sunday School h,
n. decided to hold a festival, sometin
in July, for the benefit of the schoe
", It will be held i'll the new buildir
of FIN. Jones' & Co.., now abo,
completed. Thence commi
ak ties have been appointed, and Il
ne time and arrangements will all |
~ announced in due season, affordi1
no all an opportunity for social enjo
be ment,, and to contribute to the goo
work Of Sunday schools.
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THE PALLADIUM.
LOONE RECORD,
City omeers.


Caty Omeers.
Mayor-James Elder.
Marshal-l.ewis y. Shofer.
Clerk--Peter p. kim.
MISUNDERSTANDING p. Wilson, q r u
Attorney--John $. Lyle.
Civil Enyineer-Oliver Butler.
WoOd Measurer-James NJ. Smith.
Market Master-Dayid Bullerdick.
CITY Assessor-I.ewis NJ. Baxter.
Street David Haner. -
Csl,isf Fire Tsnartment-f g. Dotigaff. y
TN,lice Ron rCl Elder, Dickman, and Zeller
Chief Of Police-ThomasAtklns q
Isl COUNCIL eoNMiIif'ss' E.. q. n9aif
Board of Public improvement Nye,,l
Peterson and Watt. :. 4. -.
Board OF Hea.tn--D.. =. lASuiJ Dosis' y
n; S0n rss,a m ss,one,s-E. ii. page. John II.
~so's.,s.un w ri Rennett H Ahaus JnO
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We will give the result next week
of an inqmripg unto mill that came
off in the presence ofthe Mayor, Chief
of Police and another man, one day
last week. IF true, and We have no
reason to doubtit. change in the
Chiefship should speedily occur. ~
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200 PIANOS AND ORGANS.

New and Second hand, of First Glass Max
on Instalments, or for rent, in City or COun-i
try, during this month, by HORACE WAT
ERS & son, No. 4Sl broadway, than ever
Pianos and Organs to let until the rent
money pays the price OF the instrument.
Illustrated Catalogues mailed. large dis
count to ministers, churches, schools, lodges,
etc. i4-3W
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We are sorry to lose Plummer l.
Morrisson's wholesale drug store from
our city. We understand they con-
template making Chicago their head
quarters shortly. Success attend
them wherever they 60, for they we'll
deserve it as fair and conscientious
business men.
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Spring Millinery. #oet -594
At No. II, North Franklin street,
will be found the last styles of Mil
1inery Goods, Bonnets, &c. Call
and leave your orders at the old
stand of Mrs. S. A. lift Davis.
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Fire Alarm Boxes.

Tie following. is the correct location Of :
the new fire alarm boxes: - AAA : NfA4 :
6-No. Engine House.
5-No. Engine House.
3-Engineers House.
l-3-COr.s Washington and Sassafras streets.
A-COr. Washington and Market Streets
S-Corner Pearl and Sailor streets.
7-Cor Franklin and Sycamore streets.
2-1COrner seventh and Park streets.
2-4-Corner Ninth and Main streets.
l-5-Twelfth and Mulberry streets.
34-Corner Eleventh and North streets.
2-3-Corner Aixth and Walnut Streets n y
4ICorner Main and Fifth streets. - % =
3-2-Rosa's.
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5000 OUTFITS Ordered In Advanced
N MANTnn for TELLITALL

BY Mrs. Stenhouse, of Salt Lake City, .
years the wife of Mormon High Priest.
With Introduction by Mrs. Stowe. Over
were ordered by old Agents, in advance,
who are now selling 25 to 40 a day! It's sale
is without a parallel. One Agent Qady)
sold $50 in one week. Terms big; sales pos
itiveiy immense. Complete outfit free to all
agents who mean business. Circulars free.
Address, QUEEN CITY PUB'NG Co,
I4-4w Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Only two marriage licenses issued
by the Clerk last week, to- wit:-John
Thistlethwaite and Mary Fleming, of
Richmond. Edwin T. Daily and Su-
san E. Keever, of New Garden.
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CasteFia is more than substitute for
Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in ex-
istence which is certain to assimiIate the
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic.
and produce natural sleep. 1t contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
is pleasant to take. Children need not cry
and mothers may rest 81
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Ladies' travelling

Ladies' Travelling -
And Work Baskets. Leather Satch
els, etc, cheap, at 3O2, Main street
A. e. Croker & Co. s. Call and
see them. eft
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The mythical Tom Collins, one.
would suppose, needed some rest. He
has been run all. over town and coun-
try, night and day, in sunshine and
storm, for the last fortnight or more.
Do for PHYS sake let him have little
rosf s.ag-Fs p sEr 70 -. rrzrs
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The market, yesterday morning, was
we'll attended by country people with
plenty of eatables, and SO cheap that
everybody could afford to buy.
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A Fathers Vengeance.

GREEN BAY, Wis, June 16.--A most |
terrible punishment was inflicted on a
would-be hbertine in this city yester
day A deaf and dumb daughter OF
Aft. Smith, Of Green Bay, on her re-
turn home for vacation from the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum, Delavan, was APP
preached on the train by travelling
salesman of Jewelry, named Howe,
who made himself agreeable, and sub
sequently addressed her letter max
, ing improper proposals. The letter
tell into the hands of the father, who
kept the appointment in place of his
/ daughter. Going to Howe room at
the Beaumont House, and locking the
door behind him, SO that there could
be no escape, he administered to him
a most tremendous thrashing. Howe
first drew pistol, but this the angry
father seized and. threw away. He
then jumped on the wretch and pound
cd. him, threw him; down, knocked,
kicked and flung him. around in the
most terrible manner. The blood
strewed the carpet, bed and walls, and
Howe was so badly punished that it
was at first doubtful if he could re-
ltcover. He is, however, under the
care Of physicians, in a way of recovery
Mr.. Smith is receiving the congratu-
lations Of the whole city.
Pull Together.
The following admirable article which
we clip from the Decatur Republican
is as applicable here as in that city:
There is one thing tina, the business
men of Decatur should consider if
they wish to build up this town, and
that is that there must be united ac-
! ton. IF a man does business and
makes his money here, he should con-
fine his purchases here also Ofwhat
satisfaction is it for a business man to
encourage another when he perceives
no, indication of favors in return.
Many things will have to be done be-
| fore the town can expect to attain the
position to which it should aim And
the best way to get at it is to help one
another, and keep money as far as
possible within the town. Ifapersor
makes few dollars and then goes
elsewhere to spend it. how is that go
ing to benefit the place? IF there are
those who have not considered the
subject before, let them do so now
Nothing is more sure than that con
filming our trade to home will pay il
the long run,
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JURUBEBA.

Which will make the Liver active, assist
Digestion, Purify the blood, strengthen the
Uterine and Urinary organs, invigorate the
system, and make you enjoy life as you
ought. Price 81 bottle. JOHN q. KEiI-
LlOGG, Agent, New York. l4-4w
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DIR. Sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia, LAYER
Complaint, Constipation, Vomiting of Food,
Sour Stomach, Water Brash, Heartburn,
Low Spirits, etc. In thirty yeals never
failing to cure the most obstinate cases.
Sold by druggists generally. g. +. Potts Il
Co, agents for Richmond. Indiana. Depot,
las Eighth street, N. Y. Circulars mailed on
application. Ia
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A. r. Croker & Co.,
Have the largest and cheapest
stock of Umbrellas in the CITY.
! Call and see them. 6-tf
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Mr.. Cheek has the cheek" to say
that he has mems pahts,Yat his 50
Cent Store; when such wheather as
we've been having will make men pant
any place, unless it's in an ice house!
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Night Cart.

Night Cart.
Water Closets speciality. Hav-
ing established a business in this
line, I would respectfully inform
those wishing work done, to leave
their orders at No. 119 South Sth
street, or address, through post.
Office. Orders solicited, and prompt
attention given, by HENRY NoLTE,
Richmond, Ind. 8--w
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Cincinnati Market.--June 80.

Oats steady at 47m55c. zts
Barley steady at 95fa96c.
Eggs firm at I46l5c.
Flour unchanged and dull, S5,s5aS6,l5.
Wheat dull and nominal, 9SaS1 %.
Corn firm at 63af5c.
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Our Farmers are cutting their wheat
and will be through by 1.-The day We
celebrate" The grain was never bet
fer
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Geo. II. Grant, of this city, receiv-
ed. ON, the 10th inst, patent for
a new school, hall, and church
Seat.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
SHERIFF.

Editor Palladium: - Please announce
Charles Mccoy as an independent candi-
date for Sheriff of Wayne county, at the
October election, and oblige a host Of friends
in all parts Of the county.