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A. Tulledge, one Of the llquor-selL
ers at the Depot, and d. E. Caldwell
editor of the Independent, have ap-
pointed themselves Directors Of the
"Womans movement" especially as to
the subjects and the individuals for
which and for whom prayers should
be offered. This is a new business
FOR .Tulledge, and Of course, he does
not succeed as we'll as his coadjutor in
his personal suggestions-making
fathers and mothers responsible for
the sins and shortcomings of their
children, which is contrary to the
teachings of Christianity; Gndeed a
whisky seller is not supposed to fol-
low teachings that pronounces SO
fearful woe against his accursed
business,) but an editor OF a newspa-
per-Of DAILY at that-knows
whats what, and under HIS direction
personal defects can be pointed out in
his neighbors and prayers asked for
them, with an abandon Of self that is
worthy of especial admiration! OF
course this model editor should be q
praying man himself ''burnin' an
a shinin light to a this place, and in
as many places as he has heretofor Ia
ken the light from under his busheE
Certainly! Come to think of it.
David Z. Caldwell, this other model
director Of the prayers of the woman,
now engaged in battling against the
monstervice of intemperance, from the
evidence before US in the Indianapo-
lis Journal Of the 9th inst, Is a PREY
ing an,-i,tensely so! He fulfills
the scripture, every whit and title
both watches and prays." The spi-
der could mt watch" the fly with
more eagerness, and prey" upon his
victim with more satisfaction.
The Journal of the 9th, records
this tit-bit of the evidence of David's
PREY ing efforts at indianapolis, and
we only publish it in order to show
that answers to PREY-er in our lower
courts, are given quite as readily as
answers to PRAYERS in the Higher
Court however, on his
part, in the first case; but personally
urged by him in our behoof in the
latter:
Sc Before Judge Blair: II. H. Campbell
vs.. David F. Caldwell; account. Finding
n nd Judgment for sol 81"
Notwithstanding "a full belly ma
keith the heart glad" David finds that
to prey" on fodder without ceasing''
at the capital, is not only played out
but is followed by Judgment.
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On Tuesday March 18th, the

On Tuesday March 18th, the
Lafayette Courier, announced that
the farmers of TippecanOe had COM
menced turning meadows upside
down with the plow"-the earth being
in good condition there for that work.
The farmers OF "Old Wayne will
not be slow to follow suit" indeed,
we learn, that many Of them have
already sown their oats, and turned
the sod undertaking every advsn-
tage Of the fair weather; and grasp
ing time by the forelock.
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J. xeyen = DRo.
Spring time il coming gentle
reader, and if you are thinking
about Spring clothes, do not fail to
see the elegant piece goods At J.
Zeyen & Bros They have the
most complete assortment of Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings and every
thing in the merchant tailoring line
ever brought to Richmond. Their
line of Furnishing Goods is com
plete and comprises some Of the
newest styles See their goods
before buying. 1913 ".
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As rumors are afioat as to the iuten-
ton Of the Board of Commissioners to
erect a new Court House, we wish to
state that we have no such intention.
The present Court House, with small
and inexpensive addition thereto,
which we will make at once, is entirely
satisfactory to Us. and so far as we are
advised, to the people Of the county
generally.
A. s. WIGaINs,
VIM BRooKs, SCom.
JoNAf'N BALDWIN,
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On the 2lst inst, at the residence Of Hss.
brides father, by Rev. y. Gillian, henry c.
Huntsinger, and Miss Mary E. Davis, both
of this county.
On the sd inst. at the residence OF Mr..
Moss, by Rev. ". Gillian, Mr.. Williams
Davis, and Miss Sarah Ransford, both OF
this city.
On the 18th inst. Ia this city. BY Rev. n.
Gillian, Mr.. Chatne3d II. Lancaster, nnd
Miss Alice Shelley, all OF this city.
On the 18th inst. Mt Pearl street Parson-
age, by Rev. y. Gillian, Ar. HeaEy n Ad
dtngton and Miss Mary f. Holmes beth OF
thiaci1y.
On the 18th inss., Mt the residence Of tho
bride = father by Rev. n. Gillian. Mr.. Geo.
McC ufouxh and Miss Ella E Davis, ali
On the i.th inst, at peafi Street Pnxsoaa-
S9es oy Key. =. Gillian, Luther b Long,of
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On Saturday 18th, the Court-House

On Saturday 14th, the Court House
property at Centreville was sold by
the commis.ioners-Jos. III. Coffin
and Norris Jones being the purchs-
sers- The former bought the east
half for q, 100-one-third cash and
the balance in two equal yearly pay
ments, with six percent interest. The
latter purchased the west hail. paying
3o01sams terms. This property
was appraised by Commissioners ap-
pointed by Gov. Baker, at $4,000
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STATE OF INDIANA,l
Wayne County, }

STATE OF INpIANA,l co
Wayne County,
Wayne Circuit Court, April term, ls1s.
Foreclosure. No. aJ2.
John c. Brinkmeyer vs.. Charles Leise ct
nj.
BE 1t known, That on the sd day NJ Feb
nary, 1874, the above named Plaintiff, by
lay or, Rand 4 Taylor, his Attorney. lied In
the office of the Clerk of the Wayne Circuit
tourt, lis eompia' II t against said Defendant
In the above entitled cfuse, together with
tile affidavit of a competent person, that
said DEFENDANTS, 4Adolph Rosentlial, Leo
pold Oppenheimer, Abraham Senior, Mar
t..ts Loeb. Edward T.. Rice, are not residents
of the State of Indiana.
said Defendants, Ado.ph Rosen;hai, Leo
po1d Oppenheimer, Abraham SENIOR, Mar
hereby nofincsi OF Tie filing and PEN
dency of said complaint against them, aud
that unless they appear and answer or de-
muir thereto, n; the calling of the said cause,
on the second day of the next Term OF said
Court, to be begun and held AT the Court
House in Richmond, on the fourth Monday
of April, 1874, next. said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained
and alleged, Will be taken IA true, and the
~ ID cause will be heard and determined In
their absence.
Witness, the Clerk and the Seal Cfeaid
[sEALl Court. at Richmond, this its day OF
February, 1874.
WM W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
Taylor, Rand & To, Tor, hu'ys for Plaintiff.
5l-3w- pr si2.
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10 ~ DOso ~ my NOoeeBm
have been retained by Mrs l..
Drury to prosecute, in the courts of
the United States, all those who
are violating her exclusive right,
secured by the laws of the United
States, to use The LApr's CHART,
for cutting Dresses, Basques, &c.
The rights of Mrs. Drury, have
been fully settled, by decisions in
the Circuit Court of the United
States, for the District of Ohio, in
suits against Mrs. Ewing and 9th
ers, and all parsons using the charts
or improvements, or any limitations
thereof, are notified to desist from
further use, or suits will be brought
for damages, costs and injunction.
WIN. A. BIcKLE,
Atty for Mrs. L. Drury.
Mrs. Drury, the Inventor, win
remain at the Phillips House . few
days longer.
r 49,. Y1~1o-s~ l.
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FTlAKE NOTICE.
CTR Clerks OFFICE,
RlCHNoND, WAIVE COUNTY, Ind,
February ., 1874.
Mn. Mary H. King, Mrs. e. J. King. and
others interested, whose names are un-
known. take notice, that at O'Clock A. II,
on the I'D day of March, 1874, at said Office,
I'm unad city, the Commissioners Of said city
viii meet and proceed to epprAise and g.
SEX the damages and benefits accrufng 10
the owner Of amy land Dr lot alOng W ash-
ington street, between Main and walnut
wider and lowering the grade Is inches at
the cru.sise Of said Washington and Wal
mot streets. PIP. kIRE, City Clerk
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Wonderful KmOwlehxei

If knowledge Is power" certainly
the present editor of the Independent
is powerful fellow; for he not only
attempts to regulate everything and
everybody-sees rings" everywhere,
and is preparing to see ring of bell
should it tingle in his ear, telling him
of milk or dinner to be had; but he
really knows Senator Morton, and
that erudite Independent scribbler,
or, rather, scribbler for the 1ndepend-
ent, talks as though his capac:ous
stomach was full of mccall squeak
ing I'VE know" at once! One would
think David had been in this county
from his infancy, from the knowledge
he displays about our Senator, and
the disparaging estimation which he
published as cleaned BY him from
MOrton's old neighbors and friends,
instead of his having been in ''Old
Wayne" scarcely long enough to warm
his feet, or run in debt to his washer
woman. Such insignificant SANDER
ers Of Gov. Morton, and those who
have known him during his boyhood
aud up through his brilliant career Of
manhood, as friend-fellow citizen
patriot-statesman, are scarcely worth
attention; but even u gnat or a fly,
when it settles on the end of ones
nose, should be brushed of, without
attracting more attention than mo
ton of the hand!
Gov. Morton's FRIENDS, in his old
home, have lost no faith in him, as a
man and statesman; and they are only
surprised at the consummate impu-
dence and effroutery of stranger,
seeking refuge in the county, who, in
the language of one who knows that
editor like book, AYERS that he med
dies in almost everything, and never
fails to make a display of ignorance
and wonderful amount of egotism.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-25

Carpets
We are now opening the largest
line of Carpets ever opened in this
market; comprising Body Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels, Ingrains, etc
Also, full line of Lace Curtains.
Roller Lace Curtains something
new, Lamberquins, &c &c. Please
call and and look at our stock.
J. FORMER, 27O Main st
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In place Of beer, try Jordan's Soda

Charles Lamb, Essayis
Denounces all spirituous liquors
as ''Wet Damnation." Poor fellow;
he knew whereof he spske, by sad
experience, and if living, would ap-
ply the same to Alcoholic Excitants,
advertised as Curealls. But there
is one Tonic and Alternative in exist
ence-the best the world has ever
known-which contains no alcohol
It is DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR Buffers.
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I'm Hlace..Of Beer.
Try Jordans Soda.
Cedar HIN Nursery.

Cedar Hiu N0fDeRy.
A splendid lot Of fruit and orna-
mental trees, vines and small fruit
plants at Cedar Hill Nursery for
the spring trade. Apple, pear.
peach, ounce, wild goose plum,
extra fine lot of early May cherries.
Evergreens in variety, Silver Maple
for street trees. Usage hedge
plants, strawberries, leading sorts,
raspberries, blackberries, &c. Cali
and see our stock, or address
j. A. MENDKNHALL,
25-4 v. Richmond, ind
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Local Notices.


paid on sr before The 9osA - sAs
0O0th.
Office hours, z A. N. to 6 P. n.
Open Saturday evenings till 8 P. n.
Consumers can save 10 per cent by
prompt payment of bills, and by
that means only.
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As will be seen by the card in ano-
Their column, has entered into partner
ship with DIR. Hibberd, in the prac-
tice of Medicine and Surgery, and We
especially commend him to our citi-
gems
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Az long as a Wholesale saloonatic
Il the Depot, can purchase champi-
on with ''bald-f face whisky" he'll al
ways Gnd an Echo" to write up
communication, in favor Of his vile
business, and . place in the Daily
Independent for it. It's naturi
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An evidence Of degeneration in
morals, is shown by irreverence to-
wards the aged; and We shall not be
surprised il Caldwell, of the lnde-
pendent, will some of these days, be
found poking fun at his grand-moth-
er, because he is already calling our
paper "The antiquated Palladium"
Naughty mani $500
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I'm Place Of Beer,
Try Jordan's Soda.

A Gard.
DR. Hibberd having made q
change in his business by joining
in partnership with DR.. Dougan,
requests all persons indebted to
him in open account for profession
al services, prior to March 18th,
lS74, to call and settle with cash,
note or other method, to iqridate
the accounts.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-25

j In Brooklyn, watchman named
Delaney, without any quarrel what
ever. attacked his wife with Ratchet,
and beat her head into shapeless
mass. Delaney then cut his throat,
almost severing the head from the
bOdy. 4
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We call attention to an ADVERTISE
ment in another column, of DR.. J.. E..
Taylor. Ills Drugstore contains all
that is necessary for cures and rene
dies Tor sickness and diseases. Gro to
tho Huntington House Drugstore.
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We refer to the advertisement
of. Zeyen & Bro, in another COL
umn Of to days paper. They have .
large and splendid assortment Of
spriuc Goods, and will supply all or
dars Mt the lowest possible prices.
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EaFmern' Meeting.
At a meeting of Farmers Clubs
and Oranges of Wayne county, the
undersigned was appointed General
Business Agent for the organization
of the county. Parties having bust.
Richmond. I will be found for the
present at Morrow's Grocery Store,
on Fit. Wayne avenue.
ELAN /. Brown, Sec'y.
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Spring Millinery.

spring MAllfneFy. tf
At No. II, North Franklin street,
will be found the last styles of Mil
linery Goods, Bonnets, &c. Call
and leave your orders at the old
stand of Mrs. S. A. lift Davis.
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Letters Tesfamentafy on the last will OF
William Lacey, late Of New Garden town.
ship WAYNE county, state Of Indiana, de-
ceased, have this day been granted to the
undersigned, by the WAYNE Circuit Court Of
said eDunty. All persons baviny Claims
against said estate, arc required to file them,
duly proved, in the Clerk's office Of said
county, within one year from this Publicn.
ton. The estate Is supposed to be solvent.
l-3w THOMAS NJ LACY, Executor.
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NOTICE To TAKE DEPossTIoNs.
STATE uF ISDIasA,l
Wayne County.

Wayne County.
Before Enos Thomas, Justice of the Peace,
In and for Wayne township, in SAL county.
Charles Phinncy Va. Hiram aou<i1-
The defendant In the above entitled cause
10 hereby notified that on the 9Th day Of
April, 1874, nj the Clerks Ofiice OF the city
of Lima, ffl the county OF Allen, and state
Of Ohio, between the h1uYs Of D O'Clock a.
NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ. Of said day, before
some Officer authorized to take dispositions,
the plaintiff VIII proceed 10 take fne depo-
xstiOns Of Witnesses, 10 be USed IN evidence
on the trial Of said carse, and will, if ryAces~
xary, continue said taking II ON day 70 day,
until sod deplsitioTs are completed.
Dated this 18th day OF March. 1871.
A. Il. YOUNG.
l-3v Attorney for Piaintsf.
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The following are the marriage licenses
issued at The Clerk IS office since our last ro-
por,:
Oliver ID. Thompson aud Mary A. Bishop,
OF Webster.
Jesse Norney and Nancy Hoover, OF Clay
township.
Luther Il. Long aud Lima Holtry.
Charles Z. Eckert and Drusilla Antrim, OF
Centreville.
Chatfeld H. Lancaster and Alice Shelly,
of Richmond.
George c. Mccullough and Eta E. Davis,
of Richmond.
John H. Dickey and Margaret Englc, OF
Germantown.
Jared 5. Long and Emma b, Evans, of
Germantown.
Henry C. Huntsinger and Mary e. Davis,
of Richmond.
william Davis and Sarah Ransford.
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DR.. j. f. Taylor. the druggist, is
not in the habit of drinking intoxica-
ting liquors at AL. He is a thorough
temperance man, and those who know
him personally know this to be true.
There must be some other Dr. Taylor
in the community who is referred to,
when reference is made to this matter.
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% the 18th, without opposition,
james H. Poe, ESD was chosen
Justice Of the Peace in this (Wayne)
township.
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT
STATE OF INDIANA,l
WAYNE County

Wayne County,
Before Enos Thomas, Justice Of the Peaco
In and for Wayne Township, In said County.
Charles Phinney, VS.. Hiram Rousif, At
tachment and Garnfshnent.
The above named defendant is hereby no.
tilted that on the 10th day Of February, 1874,
issued writ Of attachment, and also Il
writ Of xaruishmept, in the above entitled
cause, and that the hearing Of said cause Is
set for 10 O'Clock, a. M, on the 9th dry OF
May, 1874.
A. b. Young, Atty. i-3w
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Cast4Kfa Is moro than substitutes fur
Castor OIL. II II the only safe article IN ex-
istencs which Is certain 70 a9simiiate the
food, fegulats the bowels, cure wind collie
and produce natural sleep. Il contains
neither minerals. morphine or alcohol. and
Is pleasant 70 take. Children need not cry
and mothers may rs.;. u
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Our stock of Brown and Bleach
ed Muslins, is complete. Examine
our 12A cent Goods
j. FORMER, 80 Main ST.
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Dr.. Taylor's Drug Store.
In the Huntington House build
ing, is open day and night for the
accommodation of the afflicted All
the medicines fresh and pure, and
prescriptions put up by experienced
hands.
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Norton 4 Clark,
Are selling Sugar and Coffee
cheaper than any house in the city.
Call at their Store under Phillips
Hall.
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On the north side Of the railroads.
near Ninth street. may be seen num-
Der of stonecutters at work. dressing
stone for new jail TO be built at
Sydney. Ohio. The stone u broaght
from Kentucky to Richmond. Ind, to
be dressed. and then shipped to Sgd
ney. This process may make an ex-
pensive building. but as the people of
Ohio will have to pay the bill, it makes
but little difference as to expenses.
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Cle0m ElaXSeeSl - Lean.
Carpenter and Newland, at 223
Main street, Barnes's old stand, are
prepared to Loan Flaxseed on the
most favorable terms.
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Entire New Line.

Entire New Line.
We are, this day, opening an en-
tire new line of Dress Goods, Eng
lish Chintz, &c.
J. FoRKNER, 27O Main st.
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.
sTATE OF ISpIAxA1-

Wayne COUNT,
Before Enos ThntaAs. Justice Of the Peace
In and for Wayne Township, in Wayne
County.
William A. Paoleon@ VI. :. a. Moore, At
fach me nj and GaYnishmenf-
The above named defendant is he-ear mo-
tilted. that ON the 26eh day Of Deee n7teK,
1873, / Issued q writ Of aftachmen and
also a writ Of gaxnishment in the above en-
fitted cause, and tinet the henF1ng Of said
cause f. - fog II oic3ock, q n. on the 5th
day Of May, LIZA.
EyOs THOMAS. J. p.
A. B. Young, Atty i-sw
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Go to Simm0nS'
Coal and Wood Yard on Fort
Wayne Avenue, to get your Fire
Brick, Cement, Plaster, and Lime.
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On Saturday morning. March ll&h. q haif.
past t~o O'Clock, joseph Bancroft Wfle0o
infant son OF William r. and Lucy " WI.
son. aeed one year, two monthe and thir-
teen days.
March -, 1874, MeiiseA Mmer, wife OF
John Hfmef, IN the essh yeax q hGr &c.
March 3 Minnie Blanche, dsoahter Of
John and Melissa Hirnrr, aged venT~ and
months.
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Our stock OF Kid Gloves
Is very compleet, neraly all Nos
and shades-of Best make at 3O2
Main Street, call and get pair.
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Large sized Coverlets at the so
cent store for 800.
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A. T.. Croker 4 Co.
Have q beautiful line of Hamburg
Edgeing's which are better goods
than you can buy elsewhere for the
money-call and see them.
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Sec. 8. And be it further enacted,
That no mail matter shall be de-
ivered by the Postmaster until the
postage due thereon shall have been
paid; and no box at any Post Office
shall be assigned to the use Of any
person until the rent thereof has
been paid for ut last one quarter
Act of Congreas approved March
9, 1864 z1 4ss
The Postmaster is liable for, and
pays out Of his salary, al box rent
and posteges not promptly paid by
those receiving he bene6ta-l A
word to the wise Is Tor should bel
sufficient
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wanted.

wanted.
Wanted, $4,000 feet of Walnut,
Poplar, Ash, Sugar, and Cherry
Lumber, in exchange for Furniture
at the Richmond Furniture Com
pany's" Rooms, No. II, n. Franklin
Street. Al
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To the Honorable Mayor and Com.
mon Council Of the City Of Rich.
mOud. Ind i0la0.

To the Honorable Mayor and Com.
mon Council Of the City Of Rich.
mOnd. indiana
herewith submit to you a Report
of the receipts and expenditures of
the Board Of School Trustees of the
City of Richmond, Ind. from April
1lth, 1873, to March 18th, 1874:
COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
APRIL III. Amt from County Audi
tor Qess our draft OF Ter.
Special Expense Funds 7,2l7 -
Juncs. Amt from County Audi
- tor----.- 10, sd 81
Jan. IG- Amt from County Audi
tor-..........-..----....--...--.-. 1858 Il
s2,2Gs II
ssssn gsssls o. Teachers, rs per 81 90
hand, March Is, is74......--. I5, $50 II
s27,ass II
SPECIAL EXPENSE FUND.
June2 Received from County Au- d.
ditor distribution ------..s 1913 "a
sept. "A. Received rent from the
sept.2. Settlement with j. Mcneil
on tuition -.--.------.-.-------- 10 So
Oct. 10. Received rent from Vim.
Blanchard ............... - %
Nov, Is. Rent from zeyen & Bro ~ 80
Jan. .. Received from County Au-
dit0r tdistribu;ion).... SO 95
March g. Received frau Ritter 4
Alternately trent)- -......-. 100 ~
e ID. Received from County Au-
difor, interest on School
Fund to this d,,te---.. 80 10
s.,ss -
iS72 q,
April III. From County Auditor,
amount oyerdrasrn Com Or.
mon School Fund S93 50
Sundry payments as per vouchers 1858 "a
Balance Special School Fund Gu
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-03-25

The largest and prettiest stock
of Spring Prints in the Market, at
j. FoRKNER, 27O Main-st
a. Z. Cr0cker 4 C.
800 Main Street opposite Mr..
Bennet's Livery Stable-Have $50
childrens' wagons for you to choose
from-Prices ranging from S1,OO
to 500 less than you can buy else
where
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For young folks to advertise for
correspondence. with instructions to
address certain initials in care of .
certain r. O. Box. since, under the
reeulations. such letters "are not
deliverable, but must be forwarded
to the Dead Letter Office"