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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-30

THE Baltimore American thinks that
nothing could be more fatal TO paper in
'tany of our large cities than the suspicion of
''being an Administration organ" The ex-
pcrience of our contemporary would seem to
point the other way. So long as certain
family not unknown to the american was
allowed to monopolize the Federal offices In
Baltimore. our contemporary delighted to be
known as an "organ." The family was
turned out and the organ died. Since then
the american has been addressing pathetic
appeals to its readers, and putting up and
down its subscription price, and complain
ing generally about the financial depression.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-30

THE correspondent of Western news
paper, whose name for the present shall be
nameless, has deemed the position of this
journal upon the financial question a sub
ject of sufficient importance for comment
and criticism. Thisi is right. But the gen.
tleman in question must not Inisrepresent
us. We have never printed line editori.
ally favoring imitation without provision
for specie resumption. Tho trouble with
tho correspondent in question is that he too
often allows his Imagination to interfere
with his facts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-30

The Hon. John Trimble, of Tennessee,
and Geo. W. ChiIds, Of Philadelphia. find
ing their names Is incorporators In bill
chartering an international Land and I'm
migration Company, say that their names
have been used without authority. We
have not seen the BIN. and do not know
what other names ere rAsntioned in II; but
the whole thing looks very much like .
'sjob." and viii bear watching.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-30

THE Republican and Democratic parties
in Oregon have made their nominations for
Governor and State officers. Commenting
upon the Democratic ticket the Portland
Bulletin says: at is not possible for this
"ticket to get more than small fraction Of
"the votes ofthe electors. twill not'carry
"above three thousand votes in the whole
State. There Is no reformiin L"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-30

THE House of Delegates yesterday took
the initiative relative to the consideration
Of the revised code. The Speaker an
nounced the standing committees with
commendable promptitude, and he appears
to have constituted them with much dis
elimination and excellent judgment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-30
o. A. HADLEy.
J. s. WHITf.
8. W. DORSEY. TTt
E. d. H,ARa. ..-sa.
JOHN n. SARBEB.
FRANCfs SAwYEE

LITTLE ROCK, octobcre z, is7ss t77Sils,- 2. -
From which It will appear that the Republican
party or Arkansas, through It's central committee,
indorsed And approved. all the Official actions OF
Governor Baxter, Is well as his RspubiIcanism
andpEtriOtism. :; 80 - i.... F.ts -
respectfully, ggfsg-ls5 W. W. WILsHrRE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-30
)ROPoSALs rem BREDGTNG. :
DR0POSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
,'irsE lr iyT ~ t,v,c,

Or TUE QJAnTRRHAsTERs pEPARrHENT,
: sJkEFktSoNyfLlB, ND, April "a, 1874. :
ny authority or the % artermaster General Of the
Army sealed proposals., IN trfpiicatc yuuier the
gsas, sosdi.ohs. IN Ss Ssssiya tSls once null
June ia for the delivery a this depot Of Pits
barE Al, Oats Hay and Straw. and Stationery In
guam lties as required from lime 70 time, during
n nai nseas year beginning Ju'y is74 and ending
sealed proposals On tripiie4ts) wiilalse DO 70.
eeiyed at this oflce and The once or the United
States 2airter,naster g Newport BsrFfets Keps
ssps h9g.. fSs The delivery At th.tststlon ef Hard
In sn5h Quantities as requlfed nom fme % time,
during the fiscal yeqr ending June -. 1870. 4 u.
BIDS for any portion ofthe supplies viii Be entsr-
ssgsrs.e bids for Fun. Forage and Stationery
TSs sSgorn@en. reserves the rigid kssec. any
Blank Proposals and information ~ tothe esta-
mated Quantities that will be reqsired. terms OF
contract, and payment, &C., can 1eo obtained oy
pers9nal or written sppllcAtlon te MSs nee, . a,
Lisa Of h articles q W! Ne
Ei aspost samples Of che article. teS propose to
Deputy Quartermaster General U. 9. Army. In
cuArSe OF Oepot. i ApO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-30

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Is published every
morning Sundays excepted) at the southwest cor
DerofThirtesnth street and PennsylyaniaA avenue,
and Is furnished subscribers (by cArrersJ a. my
cents per month.
Man subscribers, $50 per year; e4.oo for six
months, and 500 for three months. Terms In
vIrizbiy In advznce.
RATES OF tADvERTIsJNG,
twenty-five cents peFiine. ADVERTISEMENT under
thehead Of sTor Sale OF Rent .sW snted ;, ost
and Found, /" and Personal" twelve and 9 half
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
nRuhiisae1 sEeyY Thursday morning. and Il fur-
nished TO Sabseribers At the following rates; One
copy one ysAx.r e; three copies one year. IS; ten
cories one year, ei5 single copies In wrappers ave
cent? each. ~
~ All decentralization, whether on business OF
for pariieation, should be addressed 70 VIZ. d
MuRfAeH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washlagton. d. c. " -
sTHE RBPUBLTCAF HAS A LARGBR oLRo0-
IA Tf0RFRIE.AFY OTHER NoRR1h0 PAP6R
IA TEE .DfsTRI0T OF coEQkBfA.ll2 .-lLEee q.
THURSDAY MoRNING;::;;:,;;smAPRI 80 1874
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


e(SPDAwSOy LODGE, NO. I6.-SPE-
- CIAL meeting Of Dawson odge, No. Is
will DO held on THURSDAY EVENING, II Tao
O'Clock. -. 81 si -
apes-at y ~ G. X. THOMPSON. Secretary.
e~CLOfHINGt R9R THE SUFFER.
~ ERs PROM THE ELooDs.-ContribH-
lions are solicited from all persons. OF clothing and
material, especially for women, anu. for children
bleached and unbleached. 30. Make up pack ges,.
rigdly cle4n and tied securely, attach Tags With
locality Rnd descriptive lists, and deliver Coy
Shepherds ONCE Seventeenth street and Couneeti-
cut avenue, he having offered 10 have boxed and
marked all thIngs thus delivered, and they will be
e PHbn Il SsS
-t.rs ls --'-raHr - r. x HEEEp,ST htypaai
E-4'E 'rEz. or Lcuislana. .
wAsWxoroS, April y, u74. = s sapa-st
~ II L L. b URN,S
ORIGINAL POLAR SOFA. 49,
I'D Pennsylvania avenue, near Wiusyi's,
DEPOT FOR MINERAL WATERS.
apic-tf p -
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OECEIvING DAILY.

All the spring styles In Ladies' and Mems SHOES.
Misses end Chlldren's In all the new colors.
Gents Furnishing Goods, &c.
Mems Blue Flannel suits only SO.
The above goods were bought st tile lowest cash
'''SS'' NV. sELBY.
sps-tf 1915 Pen0.ylyanla avenue.
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. SEWING MACHINES.

noM IS TIC.
"a ss Sis f r. R2sssE 81
Little used, thsf have tsIen DO. ssckanfe for the
ISS '(S Scyst fr8 . Sssil'E Mass
6i6bs', be MeLesh 3 Hooper one npian dnd. 9
Sn e: SSSyS s g sold At from
III y3o want the Sat mSohine In use buy the DO
hEsT1o. One wssks trial win be given, with as
= |. iSSlss eompstitial. Send FOR the DOMESTIC
and such other Machines - may be recommended,
fhs DOMESTIC Is never beat.
PHIL II. WEIGH, Agent,
spIs-Im sos = street, Masonic Temple.
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HARRIEn.

BA9LRY-CAKE.-AttheF Foundry church. April
%. by the Rev. Nr. Cleveland JOifS y. DAoLEY.
Jr., and EMMA L. p. CAKE.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, April -,
by Rev. d. P. Seatoa, MIR. MILAN CoIlS FL. OF
Georgetown, and Nils IDA II. WILLIAMS, Of An
napolls, Md. NJ ls1'5h f- - - '~-.
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TEAs, COFFEE, Ac.,

TEAS. COFFEE. &C.,
Jus, rscsiyed sno.hs. supply or that choice
hive reduced The prioes Of eoFFEEs, selling
sVSfH aISe1 snS ' SsoMT S6ashs selling at the
Nj DENIM 4 eessssry TO mention prices, pur-
Ei~Ss a - II. EGANS,
1pS.si HoriAwess corner seveath and Z SIS.
hEoRaETowN. rAZ-PAYERs-PRoPER.
Ess!dihs p esSTgeI0wn snG me
and sever re Tsf Biiis and gals The advantage or
. large dIseo1nL can Do 20 By leaving their bills
once with p. W. Jones, esq, No. ITO. corner Of
Bridge and cOPSFsSsss sss55sst; ss9TTfsEsHgss6oS
1.oAsoN STOCK Brokers'; :,
opess S fifssnth St and ns Tgr-snd-s, Az 81
for old material. -.--'.-s - fan2i
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-30

Old Wines, Brandles, Whlskies,
=hs Yopnger,s and Bass. Pale Ale,
Guinness and London Porter, ssI-
e At LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
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r~ n o II G Il ..-f5r-r fsss.:.ssa
BOARD OF PUpLrc woRxs,
DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA,
W,AsaIsS TON ,; ALril, Y ~;
the contractor for The removal Of the garbage and
ashes should be addressed TO the lndersigned. At
Room No. Columbisn Bullying, E9gT-a1dt.;aE-haif
apii inspector OF Garbage and 1shcs
w-DR. s. .. BoNDIIAs REMOVED
~ 70 NO. Si3 First street, between and
TeH and New YS s ss''s
prompt attention. as mh2i-u
~ALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
God Liver oils, Troches, &C., Al the Tenn
e~CURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
- Of the DAILY AND WEEKLY NATIONAL
s fnd a., other ety papers can be oo,
News Dealer. under st. Cloud hotel, corner Of 9
anu sum saee.s. Ielo-u
~N 0TICE.-I I'M NOW PAYING
high cash prices for second:hand CIothlng.
HERz0G. 81 d street, between Ninth and Tenth
',T ss lSr'nTs' prompt attention WIZ BE f'ssn
~. Z. N. WELLS, DENTIST, HAS
rs removed Office 20 his residence, 10 Second
street, Third door from Pennsyivania ave. lan5-lm
e~DR. A. PRATT. GRADUATE OF
ohS SSss q az peRs. srrs Sos. ~
odd EsSss Hall &C. GA. used in
t~DRUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME.
5., s IsRsfGs. 5 Bgis ssEsisf 3'
~.PURE WITHSTAND LIQUORS FoR
- medicinal purposes, an ths Temple Drug
t|-WHEN YOggANNOTFIND WHAT
Drug store, y aud Sinh streets. :, =. novf
.-W0MR0pAru rc uEDyCrNEsArn
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GROCERIES
C0FgEE DROPPING.

We arc glad to offer eur custor1e.s sill ,ro,,.-
reduction in the price OfceFFEs. and quote:
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, choicest. a, 81,
OLD GO IERNAENT JAVA, ehossss.,
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, good. 70 ct.
OLD GovEaNAIENT5JAyA. gOod....sss sts
MAEAcAIBo-A Dsge lot OF me ines. ever
brought 10 this market. 'ust Teseiv-d; rricsiow.-
LAGUyRA-yhits slBsSs.s Rio. &C., at remarkl-
bly, low rates. 49,, - --------------.-7-
MocHA-we .rs also just - receipt CT snsw Ios
OF this variety. which siars.teet to be d saps-
rior qualify. "a -
20 Ls 1Eoaq 10 TE5-9TT- 8rssr
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sTER RBPUBLFcABHASZ LARGBR oLRo0-
"a TF0F,rEIFAFYo OTTER NoRRfN9 PAPER
"a TEE DIsTRICT0F c0EgKBFA.E1S sirree a
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YatiuuaI gepnblifau.

w.J.MURrAeH...........Edltor and rrOyr,s.Or,
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rFNNLNGs MPUDEYoE.

TagEspsT n0RNISGa::.....HHArRrLa'n ~.
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Z RATES on lADvERTIsINe,

Man subscribers, 500 per year; eco for six
months, and 500 for three months. Terms In
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-01
cHERuFF'N SALE.

-
BY virtue OF an execution to me directed
from. the Clerk ofthe Wayne Circuit Court,
will expose mt Public Sale, at the Court
county, Indiana, on the 18th day OF April.
1874, between the Hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and o'clock =. n, on said day, the follow
lows, to-w1tt:fA -E.a3 $50
Beginning at the Southwest corner Of
township fourteen, uD Of range number
two, ~ West, running thence West Y chains
and 10 links To- q stake; thence south ~
II chains and ID links, more or less, To
stake, or the old boundary line. Themes
North wardly said boundary line to the
place OF beginning; containing sixty Acres,
Also. the following tract OF land known n.
eleven tiD and two. q, in towns..ip six.
sssn ,s IN =. r5snEe o5ses ,s: rinnia an az
the Northwest corner Of the other lands Of
AbiJah Rich; thence East Along the line OF
said Rich's other lands - Perchos and i-l0.
North IL degrees East, ON said boundary line
as perches and BIO TO a stone: thence
West 20 pesches % 4 Zone, In the section
the place 81 brsfnning, eonfsining q a. res.
and ! half and % perchess more or less.
ming n tn the southxs,s eorner Of fractional
range fonrtcen. ~, !sasa; running thence
line OF Il s.id %amed frsction eleven, III:
thence East 70 the old boundary line: thence
enthusiastically with said old boundary
line, 10 the Southeast corner ~ aaid frac-
tiouai section eleven, Ill; thence West to
the place 81 beginning, containing about
Fou[ 90 Acres, sifnate in Wayne county,
erty OF Abijah Rich, 20 satisfy aaid Execu-
ton In my hands in favor Of Joseph 8. Wal
lace. Said sale without relief from vaiua-
ton or apprniAement laws,
WIN. H. STUDY,
sheriff Of Wayne county.
W. A. BrcKLE. Atty for PI'tfH.
{ s-Sw ~ u pfyls50
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law emce-Indiss

With j. b. 4 j. r. Julian the
people of"Old Wayne are we'll ac-
quainted., Their long residence at
Centreyille, and practice in the Courts,
have gained them the confidence of
those for whom they have transacted
business. Edgar A. Brown, ESD,
formerly of our city, has entered into
partnership with the Messrs. Julians,
and we commend him and them to
those ofour readers who desire to
have debts collected and business
promptly attended to in the courts. at
the capital or elsewhere. See their
card in another column.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-01
SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION.

Practical Common Sense vs.. Oar
winism.
Why can any thing good be
carried, on in this city for awhile at
least without being ':run into the
groundr' The association has
been doing geology and Darwin
ism nearly long enough. Whether
the theory leads to infdelity and
atheism or not, it does seem not
very practical, Judging from both
it and from the practical business
tactics of it's most illustrious expo
nents. Why it would seem to our
humble common sense christian,
that if nature, WAS. carried ON &C
cording to those principles, she
would suspend every two years and
require an extension of two more
years time, at six per cent, in order
to commence again.
. Z, -ai III ID "a Par1rST MEMsER-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-01

The women stin continue, with
unabated ugor, on their mission
among the saloons, and the good
fruits of their kborsare continually
transporting. Charles Mccoy, with
the material aid we alluded to last
week, opened butchers shop in
the Continental, where he form
erly dispensed trouble and anguish,
and II Fasspii pekrptnl -bY his
new fA@1 fN ia steve.
and VIII Mskinue toe3aow him asG1s
IsinceS syssl,. We hear
of threesor.. -four 49, saioouists,
who ard On the 60 Afsssesiag The
dispensation Of ell and besoning
PRODUCES OF good We have adj
vocated Iron te start of ths re-
for matiop, tbs minging a hgA
suasion WITH the ednstsof the pray
ing wsmen puttiDggiFth sndj
worksssesflaer, ansl re aSasoa Of
our courts fiirnishus gratifying re-
suits, rs follows ei.s.lls q p :. :
Before Enos Thomas, Esq, An
ton Overman was legally persnad-
ed, in, two cases, costing him about
S3S. August limerick, two cases
of legal coaxing, S44 Matt Wal
terman, two cases of legal greet
ing, 1872. Jos. Meyers, one case of
legal mercy, SIG. c. Schultz, one
case of legal love, S23- A. Bescher,
one case of legal kindness, SIG.
August Woostie, one case of legal
consideration, S15. &aua1 So 81.
Before his honor, Mayor Elder,
NJ Waterman had two legal s'dry
up efforts, costing, him S42- An
gust limerick had two legal poul-
tees applied, costing him $40.
If possible, the last Wednesday
nights meeting was the largest and
most enthusiastic that has yet Ia
ken place-showing that large
majority Of our people are clearly
in sympathy with the effort to
abolish the drunkard factories from
our city. The crowd were address
sed for two houls, by Luther Ben
son, Esq, of Rushville, replete with
eloquent appeals to all to avoid the
accursed cup, and live abstemiousy
lives. The address was listened to
with wrapped attention, and the
sharp points and solid arguments
as they flowed from the speakers
lips, were received with rounds of
applause. The ladies reported pro-
gress, and, after some brief re-
marks by Messrs. Gregg, D. b.
Crawford, and Coggshall, the NEE
ting adjourned to this Wednesday,
evening, at Lyceum Hall.
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70 when IL Nay Concern.

To When IL Hay Concern.
I have been retained by Mrs L.
Drury to prosecute, in the courts OF
the United States, al those who
are violating her exclusive right,
secured by the laws of the United
States, to use THE LADIES CHART,
for cutting Dresses, Basques, SC
= 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 persons using the charts
or improvements, or any limitations
thereof, are notified to desist from
further use, or suits viii be brought
for damages, costs and injunction.
WM. A. BIcKLK,
Atty for Mrs. L. Drury.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-01

Halford's description of the recent
fire at Indianapolis, for style, reminds
US of description once written for
the Palladium, but never published.
On sultry afternoon in Augrst, 1853,
a fire broke out in the Pmmnrcr cor
ner, and extended west to Brightwell's
building, doing considerable damage
in its course, but mostly confined to
the upper stories. At that time we
had no effective fire apparatus, like
we have now, but had to rely on the
use of buckets and neighboring wells
'forshe extinguishment of fires. There
was boarding house directly opposite
this fire, and the ladies boarding there
turned out and pumped water in
buckets while the men passed them
along the lines to the fire. A gentle
man, living lhca at that time, Who
afterwards acquired quite a literary
reputation, wrote up an account of it.
In bis article occurred this sentence,
which was suppressed bat weh re
mcnbered by all the old hands in the
office to this day. Here it is:-'.And
the ladies, God bless them.) with
lilly-white arms beared to the scorch-
ing rays Of an august sun, seized the
pump-handle. and with unmistakable
effosts made it (the pump) yield its
liquid elements from the hidden
depths below. to be applied to the
flames which were dancing from roof
toroof athwart heated sky"
Ha)ford's efforts don't quite come
up - this, but reminds Us Of it. Try
it again.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-01

Always Purchase the Best:
Is advice, good, sound and time
ly, and especially appropos to John
Zeyen & Brothers beautiful and
superior stock of Gents Furnish
ing Goods Cloths CasEmeres, Yes
tings, etc Their Spring stock Will
bear examination. and their old
friends. customers and the public
generally, are invited to call. The
Zeyen Bro are proverbial in making
fits, for superior workmanship, and
promptness in filing orders Go
there reaaer, and when you get On
the inside OF good suit Of Clothes,
made at No. 2S2, you win thank M
for calling your attention to 8 place
where both garments and price -
given ypu 90 much unalloyed satie
&C ton Remember 23a
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NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBER
The Oldest Paper in indiana and we are
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IKE ljembers, of the A. M. Il,

The members Of the A. M =.
Church Of this city. are raising a
penny collection for the purpose Of
sending Rev. Mr., Stewart, . minister.
in that Church, to Hayti,as mission
ary. Mrs. Quinn, widow of the late
Bishop Quinn, is the committee ope-
rating at this place. 1t is proposed
to collect 1 sufficient amount of money
in this way, to support a missionary
in that country for three years.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-01

Who, What and where is David f.
Caldwell, can now be answered
thusly:
y .'Where he's gone and how he fares.
Nobody knows and nobody cares"
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Assessors appointed by ssthss Caanty'
Assessor. by the advice and with the
consent of the Auditor. as provided
by an Ac. approved December q,
1872, section 30, page 123, viz: = ,.
Israel W. GREGG, Abingdon Township.
Joseph NJ. Bulla, Boston TIP.
Mark Nandlin, Centre TIP.
VIM. s. Farlow,
Daniel n. Nelson, Clay TIP,
Nathan Lamar. Dalton TIP.
James Y. Anderson. Franklin TIP.
John W. Meredith, Green TIP.
James Lichtey, Harrison TIP. IA 7
Cyrus L. Swain, Jackson Tp.
Henry c Warfel, 1"
George w. Parsons, Jefferson TIP.
Zenas Evans, 8
William II. Williams, New Garden To.
samuel MeAhister, Perry TIP.
Edmund ! J i ssS%an Washington TIP
L tafH 9j Lsrsh, Wayne TIP.
John Virgins, e %
Jerry l.. Meek, . &c.. s.~
Samuel Roberts, Webster TIP.
Mark Maudlin, will assess north,
and VIM. s. Farlow, south of the
National road, in Centre Town
ship.
Cyrus 4. Swain. Witnesses Dublin,
Cambridge City and so much of Jack
son Township as lies west of the half
sectione Hue, HextenaSng north and
south through sections 1, 9, 10, 81, %
and 81.
Henry Z. Warfel, will assess East
Germantown and all that portion of
said Township lying east of said
line.
George W. Parsons will assess: all
that part of Jefferson Township lying
south, and ur. sEysHs all north of the
section line dividing the lands of
William, Crull and Martin Schultz ON
the west, and the lands of VIM, Fox
and John Bradbury on the east. of
said Township. BIO Z :" :
+. b. Newman will assess all that
portion of Washington. Township w.
ing east Of the section line, dividing
sections 81 and SO on the north, and
sections p and 38unthe, south; and
Mr.. Hubbard sill assess al that rart
lying west of said line.
Mr.. Larsh, win assess all that part
of Wayne Township lying south Of tLe
National road, and Mr.. Iredell all
that poytian north ofsaid road. ssu
Mr. Meek, will assess all thai nor-
ton Of the City of Richmond south If
the National road, and Mr.. WRxins.
allnorth Of said road, M
Mr.. Anderson, the County Assess.
or, experts to assess all bank stock.
Railroad property. turnpikes, and the
property and stocks Of incorporated
companies, and win assist the Deputy
Assessors whenever necessary.
Under the new Assessment law. the
County Assessor is allowed ~ and the
Deputies s. per day. -
Inc Assessor and the several
Deputies willmeet At the auditors
ONCE on Wednesday, April LIST, 1874
At one O'clock P. NJ, for the purpose
OF receiving their blanks, books md
instructiohs. ss sg
= All returns must be made on mr. hs.
lore the hrst day eff june. 1874 -.
ELIRr NJ. Parker.
R'ehmoud, Ind, March q "a
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-01

The State Editorial Association
will be@b.id.as, IntjsnapoiA copnene,
ing on the 18TH day Of May. proximo.
There will be an editorial excursion
to Washington City, and public en-
.tertainment of some character on
Wednesday night. The excursion
will start on Thursday morning.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-01

A Card.
DIR. Hibberd having made q
change in his business by joining
in partnership with Dr. Deugan,
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 iquidate
the accounts. NM
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-04-01

A large force Of workmen, under
the manage ment of David Haner. ere.
engaged in grading the court house
square. Also, work on the founda-
ton for the new Jail. is being rapidly
pushed forward, this fine weather.