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A FAMILY in this town numbers
among its pets a one-eyed black and
white dog and pussy yet in her mex
perinced kittenhOod. The other day
the plueky kitten caught a rat in the
woodshed and was.tTying 10 kill it, but
the rat being not very much smaller
than herself seemed likely to hold his
own in the conflict, when the dog,
which had laid quietly by watching the
battle with his one eye, deliberately
came to the rescue, seized the rat and
gave him a shake or two and laid him
down at kitty's feet in a condition for
her to manage without futher difficulty.
-POcE}dud Gazette
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
On Safnrdax- naeemhnr oe 1874


No. 433i-Second Chancery Court Of Shelby
county.-Mary Moriarty VS.. D. H. MOriarty
etal.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in tue above cause on the
2lst day of October, 1874, l will sell. at public
auction, to the highest bidder, In front OF the
county courthouse, Memphis. Tenn, on
Saturday. December 20, 1874,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
A certain lot or parcel OF land, lying and
being in shelby county, state OF Tennessee,
and in the city Of Memphis, beginning at the
southeast corner Of lot No. "A on the north
side of Adams street; thence west with Adams
street about twenty 20 feet thence north
with a brick wall about sixty 60l feet; thence
east about twenty .20l feet 10 an alley; thence
with the alley about sixty l60l feet TO the be-
ginning.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash; balance in
six and twelve months, notes with security,
and lien retained to secure same.
This December 3, 1874.
"a. ID. l. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallery, ID. c. and n. dee4
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While a boy in New Bedford was
driving q market wagon he was thrown
out by careless driving. He was accom-
panied by large st. Bernard dog, which
ran to him at once. The boy was not
hurt, and jumped up. The dog, finiing
that no assistance was needed by his
human friend, started TO save the team
from damage, caught the reins in his
mouth and succeeded in stopping the
horse.
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Miss ABBIE WINERY, daughter of
John WINERY, q surgeon-dentist of
large reputation, residing at Salem,
Columbiana county, Ohio, has lately
appeared before the Harvard musical
association in Boston. She is eompli-
mented by the Boston press for the
beauty and range Of her voice, thorough
cultivation and line acting. AltOgeth-
er her debut WAS q decided success.
And as heI reward, engagements to sing
for nearly every leading musical society
in the east aud north have been reeeiv-
ed and accepted by this new American
pIima donna
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Trustees Sale.
ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER ., 1874,
Al IL R,cIoek n

4 WILL sell for cash, to the highest builder, al
the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, lot 70, containing hoo and one acres
OF lot q, OF N. n. TTezevanTs subdivision, &C.
cording to the terms OF the trust deed OF A. l.
Rankin, recorded in Registers office, Book q,
D. AT. JOHN 2. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF q deed OF trust executed and
ID delivered to me as trustee on the 2lst day
OF August, 1874 and registered in the Regis
the 9th day of October, 1874, in ehattel BOOK
No. page 6l3, for the purpose Of securing
certain Indebtedness therein mentioned, I
will. on
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.-fa~-- -->-~----4~--. 10y 7va,sOsi4 nave
they ever won victories with such a mot
ley following. They will not win at
Vicksburg. A handful OF determined
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communIsm-and q negro communism,
at that. Whether II Is endurable in any
latitude or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES it can be
t1affenflV subnaftfe a Ia In kTieaisst,,-,i -
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Election Notice

OFFICE or THE MEMPHIS CITY ffEE AEDf
GENERAL INSURANCE CoafPASl,
No. 10 MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIs, Tenn, Nov. q, ISL
~ The Stockholders Of this COMPANY are
hereby notified 70 attend the annual meeting,
at the once Of the company, on
Monday, December :, 1874.
as required BY Section IS Of the Charter, for
the Election Of q President, Flce-President,
Cashier, and Seven Directors, Tor the ensuing
Tear- and FOR the transaction OF any other
regular business required By the Interests ot
the company
. The election will be held between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock am. and O'Clock , ia.
By order Of ..,.-.,.- .,
HENRY ]. LINN. Cashier nov-t
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conclude that for several years past our
county government has been in the
hands OF ignorant and corrupt officials,
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IT'S better to have loved and lost, than
never to have had mOther-in- law.
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But whether IN the night,
or early morning, or the hour OF noon,
Death can not come too sudden or too soon,
or bring recoil, and anguish, and alright.
II every day We lean
Upon the BddegroOm's arm, and talk with
Him,
And feel His presence-thOugh our eyes bs
dim,
And clouds and darkness Otter intervene,
For when death comes to rend
Win kind hand the iteuyy clouds or-e.-
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or the suiau ~aaE - ssssruvontsz suIn axparta.
and thar copy OF this order be published
for four successive Weeksin the Mem phts APP
peal This 18th day OF December Is7f
" "a NV XII L
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Ladies' Morocco Portemonnaies, 40c.
Ladies' Leather Companions.
Embroidered Linen Sets, 500 to 81.
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parts OF the States.

Deutscser Bruaer-Bund Bail.
The Deutscher Bruder-Bund will give
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Or, knowing no dismay,
Rise, ali iIlumIned with her ready light
To meet the messenger, and through the night
Pa-sfearless to the light OF Heavenly day:
We know not on whose brow
The icy hugets may De soonest laid;
look around me, tremulOus, afraid,
And wondering often, who, and wheni and
hove
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PR.PAKArlos.


Should the sWifiest death be mine,
shOuid lie down in peace AZ night 70 rest
A I'd fgil 10 sVaEen when athwaft my urga,t
The early days glad bsams began O. siinsi
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VpRCTAT. m MRRCVANT0

szvt,eaas.e.a tse.sse eofsy o,ao susoetacL
forward bill 20 John Overton, Jr., Memphis,
Tam 1ar1Q
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In the mysterious night
III should hear in startling {. umpet Zones,
"Prepire thyseli! Behold tnc Bridegroom
comes.
-irlght2
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S. MASsF1ELD. in. wOOB.
s. MANSFIELD & GO
tsuccessors 70 Mansfield & Hlsbecl,

MAEUFACTUBING Z WHOLESALE
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For when death comes to rend
With kindly hand the heavy clouds away,
Thou art beside rs, Ia Thine arms we lay
Our trusting souls, Oh Christ, unfaiuug
Friend
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-07

A Little while ago, Mr.. Bennett, of
the New York Herald, presented
$4,000 for the use Of the poor of that
city, to be expended in establishing
soup houses at various points, and in
feeding the hungry. The managers Of
some of the local charities not liking
Mr.. Benefits plan, and thinking
probably that the money should have
passed through their hands, made
some public opposition to it. On this
Bennett caused the accounts Of these
institutions to be examined, and an
nounces the startling fact that some
Of the leading ones are paying more
every year.io salaries than they are
dispensing to the poor. For instance.
the Ollildren's Aid Society, which Is
run by Mr.. C. l.. Brace, one of the
critics Of the soup kitchen system,
paid last year US. 600 for salaries. The
Five Points House of Industry in
1872 expended s26, 600 for salaries and
$4,000 for charity, Of which the
princely sum Of s318 was expended on
out door poor. The House of Refuge
makes a better showing. In 1873 /,
expended on the poor. SCI, 900, and
paid for salaries s33, 237. It will be
surprising if, after this expose, all
these institutions are not subjected Il
an overhauling and cutting down Of
salaries. rs4 .,g9f;s. S.. fe9
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We are sorry indeed to learn that
q German chemist has succeeded
in making frst-rate brandy out of
.sawdust. We are o friend Of the
Temperance movement, and We
want it to succeed, but what chance
will it have when 9 man can take, q
rip saw and, go out and get drunk
with . fence fail9 What is the use
Of a prohibitory liquor law if .
man is able to make brandy smash
les out of the shingles on the roof,
Or IT, he can get delirirlm tretnens
by drinking the legs of his, kitchen
chairs! You may shut an .inebriate
out of a jim shop, and keep him
from taverns, but If he can become
uproarious on bold saw dust and
dessicated window stills, any effort
at reform must necessarily be q
failure. It will be wise, therefore,
if temperance societies will butcher
the German chemist before he goes
any further. His recipe ought not
to be made public He should be
stuffed with distilled board yards
until he periahes with mania q potu.
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q Miss Emily Faithful's visit to us
was all IN vain. She failed to be en-
amored of American institutions. She
has just been rejoining herself, Ike
Ephriam, to her old idol Of monarchy. ,
In recent lecture she frankly" (ac-i
'cording to the Ealkisle Herald) "told
her audience that her experience on
the other side Of the Atlantic recon-
ciled her more and more to our old
monarchial institutions, the abuses
and shortcomings connected with
which were not more numerous than
those she had witnessed and heard Of
under the repub lican system. At the
same time, she ascribed the frequent
political scandals in America rather
to the newness Of the country than to
the effectiveness of the State princi-
pies. In conclusion she urged earn
estly that between nations the same in
race, language and religion there
should be increased forbearance, so
that in conjunction they might promote
the peace, prosperity and Happiness Of
the world" asa1t3 "A 9t'
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NEW PARTS ITEMS.

Singing at che Christian Church,
every Saturday evening. s. :. 3
"Abe" Wilcox, our jolly theologian,
still continues to make has daily round.
Frank Roush. who had his foot
badly cut week before last, is recov-
ering rapidly i ,a;isF nora IS
Our quail shootist' says ''Joe and
/" told the truth about his "dorgsD
being nuisance in that neighborhood.
The Uniyersalist social was held at
s. w. Richey's on last Wednesday
evening. !. srgs 49, ~ ~ ~ ] Lrg &
Henderson Flemming has disposed
of his stock Of dry goods to John Me-
Whitney T. Co. aic4l5 i ion as5 / fisT
Our genial friend, Sam. Beelman,
has returned from his tour through
Pennsylvania, where lie has been yis-
iting some Of his relatives.
We understand that Cob Epps lis
talking bout disposing Of his barber
shop to some gentleman from your
place. ~ ' ~ u IN, .s'pis'.e =,
The Christian social was held on
last Thursday, evening week. at the
| residence. Of John DIETRICH and a
large number was in attendance, 81, I:
| Our public school, conducted I'm.
der the supervision of John A. Moore,
| is now in o prosperous condition. be-
coming normal training, aud not .ol
the "old fogyiah style" of thirty years
ago, as enormously reported.
Dawson 4 Middaugh have leased
the lime kiln of Smith Bros. and will
commence burning in week or two
The famous (?l corresponding ink.
] slingist of the Eaton Register, from
this place, is creating quite q commor
ton among our citizens - a4sG b
i John P. Ireland has commenced
his Fools Directory" on the walls d
| the depot. "A large number have
affixed their names thereto. John
can enjoy q good yarn, as we'll as any
man, but he says it Is . bore TO have
30 many loafers., B. r. P0lTER-
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see by the papers that the devoted
women of Richmond are earnestly at
work labaring to close the saloons. |
'desi4 b sAely will
| e.: |; q, :: ! g =; I'd
lie sentiment as to show Them the
necessity Of political action on this
question. For without their work
he siistaiuedIbY eur legislature, .anl'a
thoroughly prohibitary law be enacted,
we never can subdue the evil. Moral
sulsion fdF tEalI enac tnehfs Husf g
hand in hand; without that It viii be
impossible ever to subdue the trafhc.
grs. .Gogsol boog gTay b9nyM. BID
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The New Albany Ledger, insists
that q first class democratic paper
shall be started Immediately, if not
sooner, at Indianapolis, in place of
the Sentinel that has ceased to be
the Htime honored principles .ad-
/. vocate of that party; but our friend
of the Brookville Democrat, altho'
he'd "rejoiee at the prospect yet
lis fain to acknowledge his faith dis
weak in the contemplation Of such
i Contamination" bua
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ID Madison 81 to have xone.walk
and stwine factory. sasss
q, 4 Sen Francisco has fifteen Mason-
ic Lodges, with a membership q
4125,o .-...,,
ID The colofaof the wind WAS dis
covered by the man Who went out
iand found it blew. . ~ ai,es slsasa.
a, Tho City Marshal Of Kendalls-
vile has Been fmpe 6ched and re-
moved from Office. w.,.s,. ,a,~ss s,.,....s.
io3 Atseveral PLACES IN Montana ths
Sepizootic has reappsard. Some
stage. lines. haHa been compelled To.
saoP' essE sesss.4s sssa~ .s ~.
- A pure quality Of alum is found
in large quantities in the form of
incrustation, on the rocks near
Lancha Plana, Amador county, Cal
y They were sowing wheat in the
vicinity of Lewiston, idaho, last
week. About Centreyille, Wash
ipgton Territory, the farmers are
busy blowing.
The grangers are about to start
a beet sugar mill at Dayton, Wash /
ington Territory. T. N. Wait ID
authorized to purchase the ma
chinery in San Francisco. a..
Discoveries of marble deposits at
MIR. Anderson's ranch, on the
Lagos, twenty miles from San
Jose, Cal, are reported, and are ex-
citing considerable interest among
stone cutters and others.
The cx-Treasurer of Crawford
county promptly paid the deficit
against him in his accounts as soon
IS the amount was ascertained.
No criminal intent is charged
against him. q a - .51t
aa The fact that the Patent Office is
loverrun with applications suggests
to- weary examiner that passage
in Ecclesiastes which says, sLo,
this have found, that God hath
made man upright, but they. have
sought out man. inventions"
la We .noticesthat Judge Gilmore
has granted anlinjunction against
Dio LEXIS, Van Peltiand 100 ladies
Of Morrow, to prevent them from
praying near the, premises Of II.
Shield, saloon keeper. This win
/ avail but little, - more than 100
more were ready ct once 10 take
their places.-EAton Register.
The Rev. A. B. Morey, . Presby-
terrain clef8ymen of Cincinnati, i
TO be subjected 10 rs.ecclesiastical
discipline" FOR the heinous ofense
Of inviting M7ss Smiley, popular
female preaeher, 70 occupy his pull
pit It sppears to us that female
I salvation il O. good s. any other
kind lind. Journq. ~
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Wendell Phillips, in his lecture
at Washington City Friday night
Feb. 9th, said that the women
must have the right to vote. Her
influence is essential in all really
great enterprises; and we may not
expect permanency in Government
till men and women shall CO oper.
ate in building mp, preserving and
Iperpetuating our educational and
political institutions.
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were most kindly cordially trested by
~ the officers ofathss Institution. and
ink t. py K ~ Interested
pnevdl1 nv wo 70 eit the insa4 !
B Indi u, bis = q tie a "smai =,
'D(rria = nee ~ Nsize, and may
compare favorably ~ our beautiful
city, in business way; but never in
beauty and cleanliness.
a The Womap's Teiqperenee Mqye-
ment is the all-absorbing queition
at Indianapolis, as elsewhere. At
present they are deeply in earnest
h have help f sSg sssIsss
camp. They afe thoroughly aroUrd,
Jehova Sst sRsy mean as 1SssnS
, 80
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The Indiana delegation made this
record on the restoration Of the frank
ing privilege: Yeas-Coburn, Nib
lack, Shanks. Nays-Carso4,, Hol-
man, Orth. Packard, Saylor. Wilson.
Wolfe. 81 bsa .sao Isl
The republicans have carried the
city of Rochester, n. Y, by greater
majority than they have had for years.
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Business seems to be improving
throughout the country, especially
throughout the Eastern. States
Cotton and wooden mills and shoe
Victories have, in large measure,
recovered from the panic, and are
running on full time. We trust
these favorable signs Of activity in
our business centers are the pre-
{ iude to general prosperity. The
] Republic.
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PROCLAMATION.
.FaEs -

q whereas, q For several days last
past, largo numbers of persons
have been engaged in assembling
l0n and about nle Iprn,ites of citi
.zeps parsping lawful business,
and remaining on said premises
against the will of the owners
9 thereof, and for the avowed purpose
Of interfering with business; ana,
!. Whereas, Many Of The persons
declare their Intention Of persiatipg
!. IN such c0nducts now, therefore, Al
sisuch persons so assembling and
3 remaining are hereby notified that
such conduct lis unlawful and
, against the ordinances of the city
of Valparaiso. and they are admon-
, ished to desist from the same, and
thatlit is the duty Of the authorities
[ of said city, and of all law abiding
citizens in the interest of peace and
order TO enforce said ordinances
and dispense such assemblages. ls
:. al JOHN SKINNER =
gel ma3i Mayor of Valparaiso. !.
oNslparaiso,l Feb. e28. 1874. omotl d
Gig To day the ladies appeared with,
: the following counter proclamation:
4 'sWhy do the heather rage, and
l the people imagine vain thinge
The kings Of the earth set them.
selves, and the rulers take counsel
together against the Lord, and
His annointed, saying, Let
us break their bands asunder. and
. cast away their cords from ms.
He that stitch in the heavens shall
laugh" Psalms 2: 1, 4. a,s.
''And they called them, and com:
/ .manded them not to speak at all,
:. nor teach in the name of Jesus.
3 But Peter and John answered and
susaid unto them, Whether it be right
in the sight of God to hearken unto
you more than unto God, judge ye. !"
~ Acts. AIS, 49, s.W afg
zaa s'We ought to obey God rather
{ than men" Acts 4: 20. q i9'l -
''ii. s'ro THE PUBLIC! w
Il Il In the temperance movement
we have undertaken, we have had
L no. purpose to violate the laws OF
the State or interfere with the
rights of any citizen. We have
malice in our hearts toward none,
( but charity toward all. We believe
we have the right to persuade men
to cease from strong drink and to
plead with the. liquor seller to cease
from his traffic Believing, too.
that God has called us to the high
duty OF saving our fellow men, we
i will not cease to pray and labor to
|sdthis end 1T is oursolemn purpose.
aIwith love in our hearts to God and
man, to go right forward in the
I work we have undertaken, and il
the hand of violence be laid upon
us, we make our humble md conf
dent appeal to God whom we serve
l1and to the laws of Che State, whose
faithful citizens we are. g
9ii5 :. 'fAIns A. Y. BARTHOLOMEW, !.
r., t'MRs. l. G. BUCKLES, IS
'MR,. e. SKINNER, z .vai..s
! s.MRs. A. GuRNEY, t;i
| nj s.MRs. E. BALL, 4
49, 'SExcecutive Committee,
I'm behalf of the ladies engaged
IN the temperance movement"
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! A correspendeatot Vie Cincinna6
Enquirer, writing from this city, thus
proves our diisgtaingqie Governor
bona fide Granger: 6 .sxna&
you say that Governor Hendricks
is Granger. We'll, Why not2 Does
not his name indicate that his family
sprung from the farming class? Hand
means to- lay hold Of, and sRickse
means stack Of grain; and the two
combined, Hend irioks, means 70 ct
into the g harvest ], and pie the grain Ia
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haa FROM MIIT0Naa..

= Mr. EpiToR.;-A Allen Wallace IN
tends removing NV his dry foods store to
Jnd;Ic.no,;s 4L;s week., sG,lt 81 81
The bows SAY they ike our hal
hecois sh he fets them do a as FL they please.
.Hor, ;st;ts Da,;d2t vsast aa.t Any es,.a,
aolgAlex, Jones has dispssed;of his en-
5t;ra s4ocp s4tiountinr atop $14OO0 Ia
the Hoo.;cr, Drill Compauyy...4aM
Reav es1u' vour city cot SD. 600 and
Isaac Kinsey gets the, remaining
AZ oOO iIaa4 q n9asl eg1osD asiii }
The farmers uros a have been bringing
ms mapla an mola IA int town quite lively.
IT, sells ut sI60 pcr qsllonb The price
asked makes itiook tiook as though
there, might, be, middik men son some. !.
vbere nH0n 9N' S''Aq 80. FL III III
M llne Of our-cit;zensuhasb been COM
rasin;no ..bb,it soma rnaa bsoyr /, Who pp
have annoyed him, by n0moxiag door
steps, fence spdlines. etc : after hight.
The partiewhaYe been discovered: the
thing stopped; and il is hoped they
will never be resumed again iby the
same ones Or any others 5an iol a,lt
A fight took place last evening event in
front of Davis s. Leibhsrat's eating
house between two yoane rbloods Of
the names ofaLannis ana Kellvl III
originated about one III that ITO took pIa e.
the evening ,. hcfo,e h ..t. said Ke,lv
and a Younger Lannis, and was car
ried on bv knocks k;cks the use u ii
stones and an u a.dttemnt to INT mt With !. /,
kn;fe Larn;s had his clotbes emf
with SLIGHT flesh wounasabnt NO othe,
ser;ons d,m:.,Iooii,i Rows boIa mn bs.
fore .nv,h;nss ryor, 1. foilo;ll felS'
The coed .Temnlars have ave. il, =. :
bold;na what. thcv' tern, .soe;.,s !,
~; = ro.;5e,co. on aq',,4s ~ o,.sn
;neI AZ tba is2tf "a nnnSl aan;;f1ee ! i;;s,n h
.rea . :, 80 .,nan. ,ham oy;;n. = s,,,,,e
- H. ',0.r. sao;e, onas trs;. : :. - , 49,.
OF tue more SOCtQl ones IIyl0Q 10 con-
vert thew ;,tcslreeul,r I,nces /, { Afte,
an ;nt.s,rch.s 6r ,;I;oonn am.
| lond tall The rel;e;ons na,t se,ccded
Order and, ,pood feeling hos been, r.
stto,raa no ,,at.-s,anal ". o.,,o ll,,o,;aa
en-; ,,nss ! sra.no;na j oiasI 1o1sd5s
Onr pulbl;n ScLoofs s 1854 ri .ssa, II;
| Ia, apsasas.a. G,,s.;s 80 a. 80
c;;9., ,.;th, s..;s..ass = ~,
the clos;ne xarc;ses WA b;chl ] c.rrssd
/ ;..hla = Lo.h ~ ~ - "a a,n;ls b.
sf,sso. q ,,s.;, .h.s o,,o,oa' !. ,s,,hsor;n
ion sehaal for : ,srrs.oftn waels 7.
Doctor X. who sf,,,l;adG mc,,i
| .;no ,mong The Wild horses Of III, n
/ Ar Ta.,;.o.u h.s Ioo..oa h.ra a.
- oomn,nv ..,.h , !. :, .. =. af' n.s ron :,
1Golks a,trnarae,a 5ebnrsao n1blIrtv ~
other evening ,ri,n,ii IN the conntrv hut =, r.
Turned without his mariner and SOM
l Of them intimate that r. WAS net nure
1 " iacciaentaI that he tlhi 50. IN
| nocto,r. ~ "a 3ao,,bt .faoIs bb,nrrt 81 n
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-07

Some Of the Democratic papers
In this district seem to be very
much afraid that Judge Wilson will
run for Congress again. Their
anxiety over this matter is getting
painful and really sad to contain
plate,-Connersyi1le Times.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-07
ON IL. war P..,..

valipasaiso On the War Path.
Tho ladies' in their crusade
Eainst the saloons 81 ~ fAraiso
! wing made j. q httle rin for
e propletos they bare appeal
to- Gear" rho qeme6 put in q
4 konune me = aga Hst - raid
>ers' in the following pointed and
significant manner: