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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-01-31
HONE FOR FR1ENDLkss.

The annual meeting of friends
Of the Home took place in Grace
NJ. E. Church, Wednesday night
last. Owing to the concert at Ly,
ceum Hall. (sTennesse.ans') the
meeting was not rs hrge as it
would have been; however, a good
" number assembled, and the en-
tertainment was SO thoroughly in
teresting, we regretted that all our
citizens could not have been there,
for the sake of the righteous cause
and the benefit they might have de-
rived, from the truths enunciated
and the practical lessons of living
charity and true benevolence en-
forced, by the excellent address Of
Mrs E. SwANK, the remarks made
by T. Nicholson, Rev. !. NJ. Hughes,
and the beautiful and practical Po-
em, prepared specially for the 60
casion, by Mrs. LOUISE V1cKRoY
BoYD. Of Dublin, and read by that
gifted poetess. IL
We shall take great pleasure, in.
our next number, to lay before our
readers the address of Mrs. Swank;;..
and we hope Mrs Boyd will be pre-
vailed on to have her Poem also.
published. This annual meeting.
was decided success, and The bes.;
one yet held. tss @ So.
The reports Of the Managers and,
Treasurer. are on our third page,
below we give the ~
TRUSTEES REPORT. ~. .
Soon after our appointraent, we visited
the Home, and examined it carefully from!
cellar to garret, and found that several re
pairs were needed. We ordered the repairsl
to be maue; and we think that the buildinu
are now In good repair: ~.
The debt Of the Institution, at ten per-
81
S30O0. The city of Richmond has kindly
paid the interest on this debt, in consldera4
ton of the facilities furnished by the Home.
- = Temporary Hospital and for the deten-
ton and safe keeping Of female prisoners:
The amount received from fines under the
| recent State Legislation, Is $l95, which hns
been duly paid over to the Treasurer Of the
Home. et.-e
The Home Is kept In good order, and we
have every reason to believe the afiairs are
| economically and judiciously administered.
Indeed. we think for the credit of this Chris
tian community, there are very many
| things that might be done towards furnish
ing the house providing means OF support;
| &C., that may we'll claim the attention OF .
that the labors of the ladies who manage
the Institution q sufficient sacrihce1 # they
shall be entirely relieved OF the burden Of
providing ways and means for the current
expenses, and let the people provide the
| necessary funds. We believe It is doing .
great and good work and none who care
Tor the welfare Of suffering humanity should
/ withhold from 1t q helping hand.
On Behalf of the Board Of Trustees,
! TIMOTHY HARRISON, ,Sec'y.
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JURUBEBA.

II arrests decay of vital forces, exhaustion
debilitated, cleanses vitiated blood, removes
vesiele Obstructions, and acts directly on the
Liver and Spleen. Price 81 n bottle. JOHN
q. KELLOGG, Is Plat street, N. Y. 47-4
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w II. w. DODAGIs OuolI W8u.
LEWIS D. STUBBs, Secretary.

Mrs. L. Miller, Of Bartholomew
County, is the happy possessor Of
fiddle once owned and played upon by
the late Daniel Boone.
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Richmond 10 now reveling in repor-
torial enterprise, and We rejoice to
note that the reporters table at Grace
Church, on the occasion Of the ami
versary of the Home for Friendless,"
was occupied by the gentleman from
the Estate OF Boone"
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RICHMOND, IND,
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
HISTORY OF THE
GRANGE MOVEMENT
FARMERS WAR AGAINST MONoPOL, IFS

HNNy CU y WFNJv TH0FttIuOV WVNVT WIN
Being full and accurate account of the
struggles Of the American farmers against
the extOrtions of the Railroad Companies,
with q history of the rise and progress OF the
Order Of Patrons of Husbandry. 1t sells at
sight. Send for specimen pages and terms
70 Agents, and see why 1t sells faster than
any other book. Address National Pub
fishing Co., Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo.
47-fw * y ---.-
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STATE OF INDIANA, | &C.
WAYNE COUNTY, W.

within and for said hereby certify the
be of the of Delinquent
for the 1872, and former
Tax New Garden Wayne and Webster Town
and the ToEn Ct Cy dlTn b the
apporoned paid State 81 3 81 State School Tax
School
fees paid State $246 81 Total amount
$13O92 49,
my and Official SEAL this 06th day Of Jannasy 1874
EJIuJr M D ARK ER Ard;tor
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THE PALLADIUM
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81 1874.

Caleb Gushing expects to sail for
Madrid, Feb. 7th. .faa1
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Report Of Distribution Of Seheol Funds.

RxPoR1 the Auditor Wayne County the Of Pub
Instrueon required the l1et section Of the School
School Revenue the several
county the fourth Monday January 1874
local
Mareh 9th,l go s
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LOCALRECORD
$4.OO Per M.

wall Ae ehasgsA - an Ges Dtlls nea
paSa - es before tho 2oth of the
nonth.
Office hours, Z A. \. to 6 P. N.
Open Saturday evenings till 3 P N.
Consumers can saye 10 per cent by
prompt payments ot Mlb, and by
that means only. z,sa ..ses &
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The parents Of white children in
the French settlement near New Al
bany are indignant over the decision
of the Superintendent Of Public In
struction, admitting children, with .
certain per cent Of negro Of Indian
blood. to the public schools, aud have
Withdrawn their children from the
schools of that vicinity in conse-
uueucc.
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PhiIlips Hsuse.~

- The numerous friends Of WIN. b
WuIIAlfs, throughout Old Wayne
will be gratifed to know on visiting
our city, that he has taken this
pleasant and oommodio Boarding
House, and viii be pleased 10 know
that there HOME for them during
their. snjourn here, at the Phillips
House - on North Masion - Just
'staround the coraer. They'll give
William q call, sure and certain.
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Vernon is without a Mayor, Judge
Bundy declining to qualify.
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Wayne County Republiean Central

Committee.
There will be . meeting of the Re-
publican Central Committee of Wayne
county, at the Court House at Rich
mond, Ind. on Saturday, February
l4th, 1874, 1o'elock P. NJ, for the
transaction of important business. !.
Every township should be repre-
sented by it's member, or some other
member of the Township Committee,
at this meeting of the Central Com
mittee.
WIZ. w. DUDLEY, Chairman.
LEWIS D. STUBBs, Secretary.
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Deys fer Inventors. Experimental Ma
chimes and Models; also, Patented Articles
Manufactured for Inventors,
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Twenty years experience. All business
strictly confidential. Complete list Of Pat
ents from 1890 to date. send for Circular.
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The Highest Medical Authorities ~
Europe say the strongest Tonic, Purifier
and Deobstruent known to the medical
world is
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Chief Justice Waite will assume the
duties of his Office on Monday next.
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS.
70 Rut ap snly IN Dsas Dexes.
TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
sold by Druggists. 47-l

N made &ll2
n days, and another Sl5S in days, selling
Oceans Story. ,aurps a Pseafesatd IF adTss. Tss.
tures upon and the Wonders beneath the
9reat Oceans. 225 spirited engravings. Price
extremely low; sells amazingly fast. 1000
more live agents wanted for this and the
only complete, popular and fast selling his
tory Of -. -.'--.s
our splendid new Bible, just ready and fay
Axcoiling all Others. Pocket companion and
full circulars free. Address
Ne ~ HUBBARD BROS, Pubs,
n4w la w. 4th st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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AessrA. KneRf BFos., sigls
No. 227, Main street., keep con-
stantly ON hand the best of fresh
meats, Beef and Veal, Pork and
Mutton Also, Breakfast Bacon,
Hams, Shonllds!eerA etc, All orders
promptly filed. -i'7s
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> . l.a. a
Dv, TUFTS Pills are composed Of many
INGREDIENTS. Prominent among them are
0arAaparilla and Wild Cherry, 50 united a.
to aot together, the one, through its admix-
ture with other substances, purifying and
purging; while the other Is strengthening
the system. Thus these Pills are at the
same time a tonic and q cathartic, o desid-
eyetum long sought for by medical men,
bat never before discovered. In other
words, they do the work OF two medicines,
and do 1t much better than any two we
know Of for they remove nothing from the
system but impurities, 80 that while they
purge they also strengthen, end hence they
cause no debility and are followed by no re-
action. f-A
Dr. TUFTS Pills have q wonderful In.
6Qence on the blood. They not only purify
without weakening 1t, bat they remove all
n0xious particles from the chyle before 1t 10
converted into fluid, and thus makes impure
blood an utter rimpOssibility. As there Is no
0ebilitation, so there Is no nausea or sick
ness attending the operation Of this moeS
excellent medicine, which never strains or
t0rtures the digestive organA but causes
them to work In a perfectly nal ural mannel:
hence persons taking them do not become
pale and emaciated, but ON the contrary,
while all Impurities are being removed, th6
combined action of the Sarsaparilla and
Wild Cherry purifies and invigOrates the
body, and q robust state of health te the re-
suit Of their united action. Price, 25 cents .
box. Sold by all druggists. Depotis Cort.
laudt street New York. 47A
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corrected weekly by N. W. Riaet and
Thos. NestOf. The former gives us the prices
Of grain, and the latter the prices OF other
produce and RrocerieRl --,.'.' -
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The English Parliament is dissolv-
ed. A new one will be elected, which
will meet on the oth Of March.
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c. a. Dhcklns0n. IL sl5sns1sg
Agent for the New England Cab
met Organ; No. 386,, north side of
Main streets oppQate Odd Fellows
Hall, g lg .....~,...---.--ssli stslas re 2w
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The observance Of one day in ey-
cry year for public fast had its ori.
gin in Egypt in remote period ofhu-
man history. The ancients tasted and
prayed, just as the days were the
shortest, when. as they thought. the
sun had been dragged by the powers
of darkness far down in the south,
that God would bring back the sun,
and thns insure them another harvest,
and save them from starvation.
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Distribution of Township Funds.

The following an exhibit Of Auditor
of
Wayne County: osa hf 4
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Always Buy Your Trunks
q AT T.. s. Sarr& Sons Trunk Fac
tory, No. AL, Main ct, where they
are made, and avoid middle men,"
Repairing promptly attended to.
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WooA-EA00 W004sG-1Ie W00d-
Go to w. L McMk Kinney Wood
Yard on Broadway, near Pearl, for
the best Of Coal and the best of
Wood He gives gospel measure,
and his prices are equally as salts
factory as his measurement.
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Bickham, Of the Dayton Journal,
and Clayton, Assistant Clerk of the
House Of Representatives, had peri
sonal fisticuf at Willard's s Hotel, ip
Washington City, the other day, At9
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On Monday evening last, Mr.. Crock
er, at the Lyceum Hall. found the
stairway blockaded with boys. When
he ordered them to 60 away, one of
them, probably fifteen years old, ran
into the street, picked up stone as
large as a hens egg and threw it at
Mr.. Croker, hitting him on the fore
head, causing him to reel and nearly
to fall. His hat afforded some protec-
ton. -.-.+...~ '-stts.. Fr1
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The following is the list Of permits
issued by the Clerk since our last pub
.licatiQn.
:. Patrick Landars 10 HAsy Sani-
van, Boston, Jan. rs.
Solomon w. Loring to Emma Beck,
Newport. Jan. q. & -
John G.. CODY to Margaret A. Sew
ard, Hagerstown, Jan. q. -ao
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Dr. In Rue. .gfssG.es ssegs
The celebrated Indian Doctor,
will positively be AT. the fremont
House, Richmond5 en- Tuesday, Feb
ruary 3, 1874. aud a renain six months.
The Doctor has .teepb at bis wife's
bedside for the last three months: she
died Jan. q, 1874, Of typhoid fever.
complicated with other Affections.
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U0oS AAhOUHs ss.ssss-..+.s---.s..s.. sstsf75
Looked for, has come. and Ling
um thinks It's the best he has yet
had. He keeps up MS usual snp-
ply OF Family Groceries, and his
Vegetables. Fruits, FrEsh Butter,
Cut Ham, &c, and his customers
and the public can always be sure
Of getting igst the aftslo needed.
Go to w. Il Farquhnr fifth St
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The New York World holds that the inability
Vt England 10 supply the IRON market Of the
world at a cheap rate arises, not from a failure
IN che supply Of coal OF labor, but from the
increased demand for iron. Railroads, iron ships
and iron buildings created such a demand that
the price was raised, and the prices Of the mate
rial and labor employed in its manufacture fol-
lowed. According 10 a universal law, competi-
ton grew. as the market expanded. No matter
what has brought the change about, one fact Is
clear, at lease namely, that England has lost the
American market. Our manufacturers have
loosened the industry OF the country from the
death grapple Of the invader, and may now lay
plans for carrying the war into Africa. This
much IL clear from the following statement of the
London Times Of August Doth
The protective tariff, it had been hoped, would
prove in the event prOhibitive. But English
manufacturer were found able, in spite of it, TO
undersell the American on his own ground. OF
the mmO kinds Of iron which were used in
the United States the English sent about one
half. and Of the more finished products Of skilled
labor about four-ffths. Up to 1872 this pro-
portion continued but from that date onward
the change has been remarkable. Step by step
the Americans have obtained possession Of their
own market. In 1872 we were actually under
sold, and an immense impulse was given to the
American native industry. All over the Penn
sylyanian iron district there were signs of a
newly-created life. Furnaces were kindled, rail-
mills and ~rolling-mills were everywhere erected.
4 new prospect, which he had never dreamt of,
seemed opening out to the American manufac-
turer. If he were now TO make a vigorous effort,
he might dislodge his English rival and the
hopes thus formed were not destined to he dis
appointed. One Of the finest markets we ever
possessed has been gradually closed to our goods.
The demand for our iron has greatly decreased,
and Americans are found to buy only what they
have not as yet the means to supply themselves
with at home. The statistics Of the year 1872
tell their own tale. In the first half of 1872,
when our trade had already slackened, we still
found n sale in America for IA 900 tons of iron.
In the same period Of 1873 we sent only DOB 900
tons-as nearly as possible one-half Of the year
previous. But the price we obtained for the
entire amount imported was reduced only by one
third. We had charged in 1872 about go a ton
for iron in America in 1873 we charged G12,
and the result is that Americans can produce
their iron more cheaply at home.
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was 30 frightened that he lost his power Of speech,
and when BE- passed over tie edge Of the roof,
with twenty feet Of tin gutter hitchcd 10 him, the
b0ardcr gave him the contents Of the other barrel,
and then dove into the house % load up again.
The unfortunate COyillc struck into q cherry tree,
and thence bounded to The ground, where he was
recognized. picked up by the assembled leigh
b0rs, and carried into the house. \ new doctor
- making good day wages picking the shot out
Of bis legs. The bJarder has gone into the coun-
try to spend the summer, and the junior C0yille,
having sequestered a piece Of brick in his hand
kerchief, i laying low for that other boy. lie
says that before the calm Of another Sabbath rests
on New England there will be another boy in
DanbuTy who can wear a cap.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AO6trtisrt.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 3
Mark Twain and the Ladies.

1T the anniversary festival Of the Scottish Cor
poratiOn Of London on Monday evening. in
response to the toast Of % The Ladies"
Mark Twain replied. lie said-I am proud,
indeed, ct the distinction Of being chosen 10
respond 10 this especial toast, to The Ladies. 9"
or to women if you please, for that II the pre-
ferable term, perhaps it is certainly the older,
and therefore the more entitled 10 reverence.
Ua1ghter.) l have noticed that the Bible, with
that plain, blunt honesty which i such a con-
s~picu0us characteristic Of the Scriptures, IL always
particular to never refer % even the illustriOus
mother OF all mankind herself a. a " lady, but
speaks Of her rs a woman. (Laughter) IL is
odd, bat you will find il Is so. am peculiarly
proud Of this honor, because | think that the
toast 10 women is one which, by right and by
every rule Of gallantry, should take precedence
Of all others-of the army, Of the navy, Of even
royalty itself-perhaps, though the latter is not
necessary in this day and in this land, for the
reason that, tacitly, you do drink a broad general
health to all good women when you drink the
health Of the Queen Of England and the Princess
Of Wales. cloud cheers) / have in mind a
poem just now which is familiar to you all,
familiar to everybody. And what an inspiration
that was (and how instantly the present toast
recalls the verses to all our minds) when the
most noble, the most gracious, the purest, and
sweetest Of all poets says =
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32.257 EARTHERN TILES.
CLIO Rolls Mating,
44O Camphor Wood Trunks,
372 Bales Irvine,
514 Packages Tea,
178 Cases Packages,
159 Boxes Cigars,
1877 Packages Chairs,
1872 Cases Wine,
"a Packages Fire Crackers,
200 Boxes Oil.
55 Jars Soy,
81 Bales Paper,
80 Boxes Tobacco,
26 Packages Ironware,
AT Coils Manila Rope,
90 Boxes Vermicelli,
sol Packages. sundries.
CHULAN g. CO.,
oc1I I'm Suunnu Street.
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Qaughter) However, you remember the lines
and you remember how feelingly, how daintily,
how almost imperceptibly the verses raise up
before you, feature by feature, the ideal Of a true
and perfect woman and how. as you contemplate
the finished marvel, your homage grows into
worship Of the intellect that could create so fair
n thing out Of mere breath, mere words. And
you call TO mind now, as 1 speak, how the poet,
with stern fidelity to the history of all humanity,
delivers this beautiful child Of his heart and his
brain over TO the trials and the sOrrOws that must
come to all, sooner or later, that abide in the
earth, and how f pathetic story eliminates in
that apostrophe so Wild, so regretful, 50 full Of
mournful retrospeetion. The lines run thus -
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Flag Springs Items.

FLAG SPIuNG~, Aug. u
The storm has subsided, peace has
been reinsratcd, the wooi-pullcrs have
al seondcd to parts unknown. but Shel-
and and Boyle, still continue to do Il
thriving business in the way OF selling
Gry%oods and groceries.
"Old kaintuck" has. withdrawn from
business. lie say, the weather is too
warm Tor him 10 work.
Abe DAVIS yc. continues 10 pay the
highest cash price for chickens, eggs,
&c.
The band boys iave purchased their
instruments, and vii! receive them IN 4
lew days. They get them from New
York.
The Methodist caMpmecting, conduc-
ted hv Rev. Mr.. Monroe, is progress
ing finely. Let the good work 90 on.
AMBOY.
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RoSendale Items.

The change in the situation is so small,
very few items can he picked up. The
graSShopperS arrived on Monday, but
finding no welcome from the iariaers,
left the next day. \ few, perhaps. can
he found in the corn. but not many.
May il be long before they return.
a general street cleaning is going on
IN our village, and logs and stumps that
have So long resisted kicks and curses,
are being removed by more effective
means.
His honor, Squire Tilson. has case
before him now, in which Is. +. Leslie
is plaintiff, and Thomas Arnoil. defend
ant One day has been spent in trying
TO get ut the facts, and another ol
two will be required. Leslic's boy has
been accused of throwing Instructions
npon the railroad track, which caused
the difficulty between the two men
Aruoll being railroad man. The cast
will, perhaps, be taken to to the Circui
Couri, and may end III Il way litt!'
thought OF by either OF the parties, Is yet
Wheat and oats come in slow TO thi
market, which may be on account o
poor prospects tor curu, and farmers arr
holding for better prices. W.
.4..
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Doings About BOlckoW.

The grasshoppers were seen flying
over our town laot Monday and Tues
day, but We're very high and none were
seen 10 light, and Of course done no
harm. We are inclined to think that
distance lends cnchantment to the
view"
Isa.ah Landcrs removed his saw-mili
to tho bank of the Platte river, about
five miles, west of here, last week.
Mr.. Floyd, new store room will be
enclosed this week. Mr.. Andrews, the
boss carpenter, is rushing the work
lively.
There are about fifteen Car loads ot
brick Oh the grounds of the new pork
house, and the foundation was COM
menced last Monday.
Wonoticed the genial countenance Of
W. l.. DySart on our streets last Mon.
day, and was greatly rejoiced to find
himself able to he aboutagain. He has
entirely recovered.
The new pork house is employing i