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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

TaElTRH.-Ths Carson Theatre Was
well filled last night. and Mile Marie
Zoe was greeted with hearty welcome.
The spectacular piece CT The French
Spy" was played with much spirit, Miss
Zoe sustaining the leading character
with great effect and much gracefulncss
of action. The atterpiece was well re-
ceiged. Tonight q rare bill is offered
The Broken Sword" with Miss Zoo as
''Myrtillo, the Danlb Boy" supported
by tie entire strength oil the company.
The entertainment viii conclude with
Little T0d,.ich.as This is the last
night and consequently Ice ouly oppoI-
tunity % see tni, splendid artistic.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

4 HANDSOME LOT Of specimens en-
closed in casket, is displayed in John
G. Fox's window. These are the prop
erty OF lie Marie Zoe-the same hav-
ing been presented to her by admiring
friends Among these valuable gifts are
several polished and ensravan silver
bricks. They make very handsome
showing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

PRESENT YoUE Bills The Carson
River Wood Company, through their
Board of Trustees notify ali persons
having bills against them to present the
same as soon as Nov. y. prox., stating
tina. they will not pay any bills presented
subsequent to that time. See notice.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

ANOTHER CuIaAasAN N TEoUELE.-A
Chiuaman who said his name was All
10y, called at tho APPEAL Office last
night AMI told US that he should like to
have it stated that The Hop Wo Company
entertained erudSo against him and
meant to take his life. We gathered
from his imperfect English that he
knew all about the late shooting scrape
and that his death was desired by that
company in order to suppress his testi-
uony. He belongs TO tho Young Wan
Company. We advised him to lay his
case before the Sheriff.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

THERE are but seven patients in the
County Hospital. All are conyalescing,
and strong enough to take tA"i- meals
with prompt regularity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
Evening Report.


$50 Valley 6H. ei.. I b3O. 6's
1913 Raymond X Ely IT. III. ~. ~
3l5 Eureka Con 1872, ISs
10 Pioche 6
Is Flag AZ. 3'S.3
Ats Belmont ~ ~
100 Reward IL. II
$40 Rye Patch 2is. az
100 Etdorado South "a
500 Eldorado North liz
$50 Prussian 81
400 Cherry Geek sec
p Eureka @ 81
1850 Mil Is b3n. ltS 1917 IA biz
$50 Cslistogs lo'. b;o. lex BIO
80 Mansfield Sd
100 G Chariot az
1859 Gilmore /, size
i0o Mahogany 81
800 Silver Chord IA IL
10 Q Ii Treasure ). 81
1910 Ophi- IS. ssS, III \. 81 4 $50
$50 Crown Point co. to b3, 50, co b30
i9J Sierra Nevada .. 81,
SO Con Virginia %. 100, loS bio. 100
iiic Imperial l0%. iJa SD
AS Union Con 81 -
l55 Empire hiiil %, 10, "a
400 Chollar Is. 81 =. G. y bj. sTA
80 Overulan rs. IS K, IS b5, 70
1875 Be!cher 6IS Ga.
90 Savage 81
iI2s California eiN. Gl.. co.,. 81 SD
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

MASDLEB.CM' RECONSTRUCTED CIGAG
SroRE.-Mr. Louis Mandiebaum has
been rsmodellins and demonstrating lis
cigar store. Ormstv House block, for
some days past. These repairs having
been completed. Mr.. II. will be in a
condition to receive company to day
and be will open some of the choicest
bre:ds of genuine, imported Havana
cigars ever offered fer sale in Carson.
Indeed he has very extensive and waltz
able stock OF all kinds OF goods in his
line the finest OF meerchaum pipes.
extra fine tobacco, etc., etc.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

THsRE are registered at Empire Pre-
cinct 237 voters, and i08S at the Carson
Precinct, making 1925 voters in til,
county.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

SLEEvE-BCrroS Losr.-See advertise
ment of the loss OF gold sleeve button
in another column.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

ALEXANDER CRETE, tried yesterday for
embezzling partnership money. was
honorab!y acquitted il Justice Wither-
ellis Court.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08
For The Palladium.

For The Palladium.
- spssI-s 4DDD-WA.a AsASss ~s44
Ask the matron house keeper: what
is dirt? and she will at once Indignant
ly tell you that her boys carry in suf-
ficient cxaksif beets, saalitneeds no
explanation - :" it's only downright
carelessuess." r.. e 81. i IN
Ask the good christian man snd he
will say: it is what poor. mistaken
brothers daub over one another behind
each others backs. SZOd
Ask the fashionable lady of family,
and she will tell you with much feel
ing: Il means her neighbor Mrs. b.,
teltSg hstshe had = ualy her
bonnet six months without Setrim-
ming or, that it is what that hateful
Miss s.. about her Angelina Delphi
ans sfast<beau1 fEM tGA on
Ask the politician, and he will tell
you long story about rings-salary-
grabbers ~<ersdit iaobiliers- etc. ,-~that
is his kind of dirt"
Ask the Christian pastor of church
and he. good man, will look seriously
puzzled and say: yes, we always have
aLITTLE Of it even in OUR church."
Ask the moralist, and he will tel
you all about it and how it fourishes
most in such soils as are moistened
with beet and whisky--he will tell
you that FOR real dirt, both physically
and morally, more dirty dirt comes
out of soloons than any thing else un-
der heaven-that the issues from sa-
looms are not only dirty. but dirtier
and dirtiest!
Ask the street commissioner and he
will say: dirt well-ahem!-it is a
thing to make money cut Of at so much
a load
IL will not be necessary to ask edi-
tors what dirt is; for the way they
sling it at each other, they all know it
is kind Of truck" of most miscel-
laneous character. -....,
Lastly. We will consult-Worces-
ter's Unabridged: He says it is LIST.
Filth; mud; nire; dust; any thing that
rpadersI foul or unefean,, and End.
Vileness or something vile or mean.
s-I .PINXIT.
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a aGen.fer mo<.

The following Is IN reference to an
animal belonging to Van Amburghs
Menagerie, which will perform in
Richmond, on Thursday. April 10th
1874. As will be seen by the notice
below, the mate to this curious crea-
ture is still in bondage, and alone will
be worth the admission price to see:
A correspondent writes, as follows.
from Bullfsville, KY: For the past
four years a wild hog. of breed for
eign to our country, supposed to have
escaped from some travelling MENACE.
RE, has been tho terror of this neigh
borhood. This animal made his lair
on the farm of Mr.. Edwin Gaines.
Efforts have frequently been made to
capture ''the wild hog, but all proved
unsuccessful until an old bar" hun
ter said he would kill the animal if
Mr.. G., would give him ten dollars
and the carcass.
This was agreed to by Mr.. G., and
our hunter started for his game, ac-
companied by the combined dog force
of the neighborhood. The hog was
found, brought to bay, the hunter get
ting shot at him, which wounded
and exAspetatedk the brute so much
that he made n furious charge on the
hunter, who took refuge in tree. The
hog, now set upon by the dogs, made
a fearful fight; six of the dogs were
killed outright, and great many
wounded.
The hunter kept his rifle at work.
ard fired forty shots before the hog
succumbed. The monster weighed
SIS pounds, and measured eight feet
from his ears to the root of his tail.
His tusks were eight inches in length;
his tail and head were each eighteen
inches long.
After the capture Mr.. Gaines
cheerfully paid the ten dollars. and
the hunter wasahappy. Mrs. Gaines
anxiety about Der two boys vas re-
lieved, and she vas happy. The hun.
ter dressed and sailed down his pork
aud his wife was happy. The whole
neighborhood; now that the formid-
able monster was no more, was very
happy. 49,. .r.-s..ss..-. n.s..,s- $50
The above article appeared in the
New York Evening News, February
IL. 1871.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08
.ENTAUR I.ININENT.

There Is no pain which the Centaur Lin,
ment will not relieve, no swelling it will
not subdue, and no lameness which 1t will
not cure. This is strong language, but it is
true. Where the parts are not gone, its eff
fects are marvellous 1t has produced more
cuIes of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock jaw,
palsy, sprains, swellings, cake-breasts,
scal6is, burns, salt rheum, ear ache, ETC., up
on the huma 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
all-healing pain-reliever. Cripples throw
away their crutches, the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without scar. 1t is
no humbug. The recipe is published around
each bottle. 1t is selling as no article ever
before sold, and it sells because it does just
what it pretends to do. Those who now suf-
fer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve to suffer If they VIII not use Centaur
Liniment. More than 1000 certificates of
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronic rheumatism, govt, running TIL ors,
etc, have been received. We will send
circular containing certificates, the recipe,
etc, gratis to any one requesting it. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lin
iment is worth one hundred dollars for spay-
ined or sweenied horses and mules, or for
is worth your attention. No fam
lily should be without Centaur Lniment.
ROSE & CO.. New York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08


The following cases were tried and
determined during the late term of
the Circuit Court:
Henry e. Gentry VS.. VIM. Burns.
On note. Judgment, $151 So.
William Brooks VS.. Milton Highley,
ct. al. Foreclosure; Judgment VS..
Milton Foulke, for 1919 rs.
Caroline Hannah VS.. Henry VIII
terling, ct. al. On note. Judgment,
Henry p. Bowen, ct. al, VS.. Estate,
VIM. L. Brady. Judgment, VS.. Estate,
1745O.
Frederick 0. Snider VS.. VIM. A.
Co46over9 Or MOTEL judgment vs..
defendant. 1880. =
jeremiah G.. Conklin VS.. Henry NJ.
Conklin, ct. al On note. Judgment,
vs. John N. Conklin, for 24S1 %.
Fergus A. Line, ct. al, VS.. Reese
Kendall, ct. al. In account. Judg
ment vs.. defendants, 7l1.63.
John w. jackson VS.. Thomas "
Doup, ct. al. Foreclosure. Judg-
ment, VS.. dsfendantS 1882.
Billy Marine, vs..John g. Potter.
On note. Judgment, vs.. defendant,
1925.
Isaac Smith, ct. al, VS.. Henry Blink
ley, et al. Foreclosure. Judgment,
VS.. Binkiey, for 4.S63.5O.
Mary Ann Perry VS.. Andrew j.
Pergy- Divorce. Graated..ases 81
First National Bank, Centreville.
Indiana, vs.. MarcelIus Neitzell, ct. al.
On note. Judgment VS.. defendants,
1910
Richmond Street Railroad Company,
VS.. John w. Grubbs. On stock sub
scription. Judgment VS.. defendant,
,036 Is.
Frank II. Glass vs.. Oran Perry, ct.
al. On note. judgment, VS.. defend
Alien ". GRAY, E, vs. .oj rain Perry cry. ct.
al. On note. Judgment vs. defend
ant. 1884
Josph s. Wallace VS.. Gran Perry,
ct. al. On note. Judgment, VS.. de-
fendaats, 1,O54.38.
VIM. H. Berry, Ct al. vs.. Henry A.
Shroyer. On note Judgment, VS..
defendant, 1920.
w. U. I; Morton vs.. Benjamin
Conklin. On note. Judgment VS..
defendant, 1880.
Jonathan Roberts vs. Ann Pilking-
ton, ct. al, foreclosure Judgment,
VS.. defendants, 4,863 50.
Mary Finch, ct, al. vs.. Mat. Wal
terman. Cognovit. Judgment, VS..
defendant, pa .46,
Robert Watt VS.. John +. Piehl.
On note. Judgment, VS.. defendant,
2SS. SO. ~ issa-.4 i'.as isi1ear1- y'-1ss - :
Wake Hubbell, ct. al, vs.. August
Woeste, ct. al. Attachment. Judg-
ment, VS.. defendant, 772.42.
John Geek VS.. Levi ID. Park. APP
peal. Judgment, VS.. defendant, 1862
Awrelius Brooks VS.. Joseph B.
Dale. Cognovit. Judgment, VS.. de-
PENDANT, l,573.OO.
Jacob Brooks VS.. j oseph B. Dale.
Cognoyit. Judgment, VS.. defendant,
Samuel N. Replogle, VS.. s. c. Men
denhall. Foreclosure. Judgment, VS..
defendant, 422,6.
Henry G. Patterson, ct. al, VS.. S. G..
Mendephall. On note. Judgment,
VS.. defendant, 824.39. & - =
Isaac N. Beard vs.. Wayne Lodge,
No. II, Il. o. o.. FEET. al. Foreclo-
sure. Judgment, VS.. defendant, TO-
1862.
Richmond Street Railroad, VS. Irwin
Reed. On subscription of stock.
Judgment, VS.. defendant, 1,O37 .373.
Hiram Strayer vs.. Richmond Furni-
ture Manufacturing CompanY. On
note. Judgment, 81. &c.
John Crawfer vs.. Nathan G. w.
Crawford. Cognovit. Judgment. VS..
defendant, 1,2l3.57.
James w. Crawfer VS.. Nathan G..
w. Crawford. Cognovit. Judgment,
VS. defendant. $3.50 zs~s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08
.HERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of am execution to me directed
from the Clerk OF the Wayne Circuit Court
will expose nj Public sale, at the Court
House door I'm the city of Richmond, Wayne
county, Indiana, on the 18th day OF Ap!it,
1874, between the hours OF 10 o'clock 4 -,
and O'Clock p. NJ, on said day. the foliess-
ins psspsiFfy to-wi' and described as e
BEGINNING at the Southwest corner ~
fractional section nufnber twenty-fOur, -
two, (21 We>t, running thence West = chaias
chains and 60 links TO e stake; thence East
II CHAINS and ~ links, more or less, 10 a
Northwardly GU said boundary line to the
place OF hcyfnni,g; containing sixty Aeffs,
Also, the following tract ofl.rd known ~
being . part of fractional seetior nunfsr
eleven (fD and two, i2) in TOWNSHIP So
sssn; n :. solev sesinnihs i
the Norfnws:t corner q the other LAM ,, - -
hs s,sds n.qee sn and
to . Stone, In the Old boundary line; theme
Moth Il degrees EAAt, ON SID boundary line
weae fi s perehe. 70 saone. IN the sastio
line; thence south n perciics and 4-lo, 10
the PeSss, e 81 q [
Also, the following tract Of land; BeRin,
ming ut the southwest corner OF fractionai
section eleven, uD In tOwnantp sixteen I1i
range fourteen, ID East; running theIiee
North 20 Joseph Rich's corner, on the West
u, n East to the old boundary line; iRenee
Bouthwestwardly with said old BOUNDARY
line, to the Southeast corner Of said ffte-
tional section eleven, iii: thence West TO
the place Of beginning. containing about
Four a. Acres, sitnate in Wayne county,
and State Of Indiana, To be sold as the prop
erty Of Abijah Rich, TO satisfy said Excel
ton In my hands in favor Of Joseph =. W al
lace. Said sale without relief from vsIue-
ton or appraisement Law
VIM. II. STUDY,
Sheriff Of Wayne county
2-sw pnls-50
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FROM MILTON.

EDITOR PALLADIUM.-Mr and
Mrs. Brown are mentioned on the
streets as being very popular at cha
rade parties. We also hear of a cou-
pie, over whom the marriage ceremony
was performed the othtr evening at
Hen. Traces. We have tried to as
Certain the names of the parties, but
echo fails to respond, and all is still.
Monroe Izor, with his family. has
moved to Dublin. He takes a position
IN the steam Touring mill there. We
congratulate the people of Dublin oa
the acquisition of one of Milton =
good citizens. Mr. D. s. Lee moves
from the country into Izor's property.
at the head of main street.
INDEX.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08

Continental Market.
Charles Mccoy, having abandon
ed the saloon business, has utilized
all his fine furniture and saloon
fixtures in furnishing his meat,
fruit and vegetable store. He has
now the neatest arranged store of
the kind we ever beheld, well sup
piled with all kinds of cured and
fresh meats, fish of every kind.
fruits, vegetables, and everything
in the eating line. He will give
good weights, and sell as cheap as
any other man in the city. We
bespeak for him an excellent trade
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08

Cherries Lamb, Essaytst.
Denounces all spirituous liquors
as "Wet Domination" Poor fellow;
he knew whereof he spake, 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.
1t is DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BITTERs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08
Maple Syrup-at Farquhar's.

Step aad Rcods
Farmers. mechanics and labor
men, you who are the foundation of
our government, can buy Sugar,
by the barrel, at the little grocery
round the. corner, opposite the
Pearl Street NJ. e. Church, cheaper
than at any house in Wayne county.
You can buy Of Charles W. Burk-
hardt, Teas, Cefees, Rice, Peeches,
etc, for less money than Of any
grocer in Richmond "Knovledoe
is wealth. and by calling upon
Charley you viii fnd yourself oct.
tang wealthy tvikhout An effort .s.a-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08

The AL DINE, for April, opens with
marvellous collection of beautiful
Illustrations, some of which are the
anest yet seen in that truly beautiful
American Art Journal. american
scenery, as heretofore, forms a strik-
ing feature Of this No. Of the Aldine.
1t is published in the interest of A
merlean Art. and should DE in the
hands of every lover Of the beautiful
IN nature, Every number, with
Chronos, i worth a years subserip-
ton. Published By James Sutton K
Co. % Maiden Lane. N. Y. City
rr,c .m with the Chromos, "The East
'u Inc West, $780, s4a=sz So =
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NJ. Paul's Church.

At a meeting of the congregation of
this Church, on Saturday last the fol-
lowing persons were elected wardens
and vestEynen for the ensuing year:
Paul Graf and E. ID. Palmer, war;
dens; j. p. Siddall, G. II. Burchenal,
E. H. Sawyer. T. w. Roberts, j. w.
Grubbs, Z. w. Ferguson, and WV
Dudley, yestrymen.
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II TO0 want
An extra article of Maple Molasses,
go to Norton & Clark's.


j. 4 &. Koehring have just opened,
in room No. 243. adjoining MessicL
& Durham. in Emswiler's building,
the incest. eleanest stock of dry goods
to be found in this city. The stock,
although not the largest, is entirely
new and complete in variety, and has
been carefully selected, and bought
direct from first hands on terms that
will allow them to offer as great in
ducements in way Of prices rs the
oldest houses In the city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08

Cedar Mill Nursery.
A splendid lot of fruit aud 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
ESergreens in variety, Silver Maple
for street trees Usage hedge
plants, strawberries, leading sorts,
raspberries, blackberries, &c. Call
and see our stock, or address
j. A. MENDENHALL,
25-4 W. Richmond, ind.
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A Card.
DIR. Hibberd having made a
change in his business by joining
in partnership with DIR. Dougan,
requests all persons indebted to
him in open account for profession
al services, prior to March 18th,
1874, to call and settle with cash,
note or other method, to liquidate
tho acnouptS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08

We regret to learn that little
daughter of John Wilson, of west
Richmond, was badly burned yester-
day while playing with . bonfire in
the garden. Her clothes took Gre
and burned her right arm, side, neck
and face. 1t is feared that the little
sufferer may not recover the injuries
she thus sustained. - y. - S
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The enforcement, of the Sabbath
law, has been determined on in our
city by all parties. The Mayor has
already fined candy and book dealer
$40 each and costs. Thompson was
sweetened, and Timothy cured.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08

Rev. w. II. Goode has been return
ed as Presiding Elder of this District;
Rev. N. Gillian to Pearl Street Church;
and Rev. r. N. McKaig to Grace
Church, Rev. r. Tobey goes to Win
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Before Esq. Thomas last week,
Clay Green assaulted Geo. Hyatt,
both colored fellow citizens, and
Clay suffered in fine and costs $12-
3Os~ %Hsnnah Swim, a lady of color,
affectionately applied o small sized
club to Clay Green's head and
shoulders, and for that pleasure she
was taxed $10,S5.
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Death Of Dr. =. C..ser,,.e.

The Liberty Herald, of the I'd, con-
tains tho news of the death Of DR..
Ziba Casterline, which occurred at
his sisters, in Bazetta, Ohio, on Fri
day, March 9th. His remains were
taken to Liberty on last Monday
week, and buried by his Masonic
brethren in the cemetery there.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08
Nights Of Hsaty.us.

WEs4NpERsrAND ahat, the jury in
the case of Lichtenfelts last week,
we're nearly all Knights of Pythias,
and officers of the Lodge, so much so,
as to prevent the holding of the regu-
lar meeting on Tuesday.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08

The Larges and CheaPest
Stock Of Mems and Boys Cloth
ing, and Furnishing Goods, just re
ceived, at j. S. Starr & Sons, PAL,
Main street.
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Wan FaPen Van RsPer!i
In great variety and at pricea,to
defy competition, ct ]. w. Johnsons
2S6, Main St T
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k&&
tUnxvIAfue0 RCLE-An announcements
OF candidates, In the Palladium, for No4s4-
mating Electton. or otherwise, MUST ie Az
oom pmnied by the cash, at the rate of 81
AUDITOR
EDITOR PALLApIuN-You will piea~., am
uounce the name OF TfrM1ideass W. u Rrz.s-
fett as q candidate for Auditor m Waxne
county, subject to the Republican Nosss-
MANY FRIENnN
SHERIFF.
Mn EnfrnR,---Piease announce the name
OF yokL J. FINNEN a candidate fur Sheriff
OF wayne county, subject TO the Repsafll-
can nominating election.
MANY WORKS.
Fseaos announce the name Of Naxaas
JoNnA AS u candidate for sheriff OF Way ne
county subject to the Republican nulnissa-
ton. MANY FRIF>fe<
I'VE are authorized to announce JANx~ H.
DurERRoN, of Franklin tow nship. rs a can
slidate for sheriff NJ Wayne county, sefIs>ei
To- the decision S the Republican Nomllaa-
ting electien.
RRCUHnER
We authorized 10 announce w IL.
SANnS, a candidate for Rt rors.er Of MaNs4ts
county. sEtSs<f 10 the decision Of the fsse-
publican Nominating election.
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Clean Elaxseed 70 Loan.
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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Local Notices
$500 Per M.

"a Aag -~s ~ - ~ -. -
win be charged ON All Gas Bills net
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-08

Bishop Wayman breaches at the
A. ME-. Church. corner Of Market
and Marion, on Sabbath next.