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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-30

HENRY G. Fox, Esq, is at home
again, considerably improved by his
visit.
ABNkR 8. DALEY, Of Cincinnati, ID
spending the holiday with his friends
in Richmond.
The Y. NJ. C. A. have commenced
series Of gospel meetings again. The
nieht services are we'll attended.
The st. Johns German Lutheran
Sabbath school will have picnic to-
morrow, CThursday), at the new Fair
Grounds.
SINCE the wet weather commenced
the market has been supplied with
wood at rates ranging from $4.OO to
$500 per cord.
Ross BRos. have vacated the
Price room ON Fifth street. and taken
..their goods to their patent medicine
depot over Winslow's jewelry store.
The "storn struck church" il in
the hands Of workmen who will soon
have the same in order and ready for
another big blow.
JAMES JORDAN, jr.. paid his home
a flying visit the other day. He is
now travelling for . fancy grocery
house in Cincinnati.
WE have been having rain-rain-
rain, almost every day for more than
. week passed. until the ground is
completely soaked.
HUGH GALLIHER Was buried Sum
day afternoon by the Odd Fellows
The funeral services were largely
attended by our citizens.
DIR. T. 81: DAVIS new house on
Main street will soon be finished. and
when done, it will be one of the finest
dwellings in thescity.
GEO. w. SIMMONS is erecting q
dwelling house on North Franklin
street. It is a frame. and Oliver
Yates is doing the work.
NEXT Sunday is the Fourth Of July
the ninety-ninth anniversary of the
national holiday. Saturday will be
observed in its stead by our citizens.
Ollie & INQUIRE have fitted up
room No. 1872, Fl. Wayne avenue, for
the manufacture of all kinds of light
machinery, in wood or iron, and for
pattern making.
QUITE q number Of the farmers in
the vicinity Of Richmond and down
the valley of Whitewater will com.
mence cutting wheat the coming
week.
PRESIDENT JOSEPH MOORE, of
Earlham College, after an absence Of
nearly year visiting the Pacific
coast and the islands of the Gulf. re.
turned to his home Monday last.
p. T. BARNUM is out west again.
He is to be at Lafayette on the 9Th of
July, and will, no doubt, visit Rich
mord before the season closes. BOYS.
look out for fun!
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued
this week to the following parties:
Christopher Bresher and Henrietta
Fields, of Richmond; james r. Har-
ris and Ella E. Crosby, Of Hagers-.
town.
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On and after July LIST, the rates
will be - follows: Orders not ex-
ceeding $15-10 cents; over $l5 and
net exceeding $3O-15 cents; over $50
and not exceeding $500 cents; over
40 and not exceeding 46O-25 cents.
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Grand Picnic
At Marshall's Spa, New Paris,
Ohio. on Saturday, July 8. 1875.
Dancing floor, Richmond string
band, ample refreshments, good
order, and good time generally
No liquors allowed on the grounds.
LEANDER MARsHALI, Prop'r.
p. s. Dancing at night, in Odd
Fellows Hall. 161
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FROM MILTON.
MILTON, June %, 1875.

is "vidi," "Arab," and Necessity
only" Index points to
George Hubbard has returned
b his situation in the Treasury De-
partment at Washington City.
Success to him.
81. s. Kern, an old resident, has
made arrangements to erect q fine
residence for himself, on Central
avenue, this season. He has the
means.
Parties have been here recently,
looking for a site on which to erect
. cutlery factory. The site was
found, but is not yet secured.
Isaac Kinsey, President of the
Hoosier Drill Company, and one
of the largest and most successful
farmers in the county, has gone on
. visit to his sisters, in New York.
The break in the aqueduct above
town, caused by the late freshet,
and by which the water left the
canal, will soon be repaired, when
the wooden mill factory, situated on
the canal, will resume work with
double force 10 make up for lost
time. In the meantime, wool is
piling up mountain high.
The walls of the furniture factory
are up, q solid sheet iron roof made
by Woodhurst & Co., of Richmond,
is on, an engine of one hundred
horse power. fed by two large boil-
ers. is firmly planted in position,
and in few weeks more the music
of it's whistle will reverberate
through the streets, calling the EN-
ployes of the establishment to duty.
The members of the Christian
Church, (called Complexities, and
by some thought to believe that
much water has an essential work
| to perform in human salvation, J
made arrangements for holding
basket meeting on yesterday, in
Cards grove, adjoining town, un
der the ministry of Rev. Geary and
others. At the appointed time the
people gathered, but the exercises
had hardly begun when . storm
approached, and although the min
lister significantly intimated that
the audience need not be afraid of
srR1NKLNe, yet the speed with which
both ministers and laymen dispers
Cd as the shower increased, showed
that they believed one IMMERSION
enough.
The NJ. e. church was filed last
evening 10 hear the review of the
Sunday school lessons for the last
quarter. The exercises were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Jerre Miller,
pastor in charge, enlivened ct inter-
walls by fine vocal and instrumental
mu-ic. The questions were confined
to the Old Testament, and the an
swers showed that the scholars
were well drilled in q knowledge of
it's contents
Thomas Roberts, the sprightly
express messenger on the rnilroad
running from Cambridge City to
Columbus, Indiana, was at home
yesterday, talking up tho propriety
of Cincinnati's having . permanent
correspondent at Milton. The pro-
position was favorably received by
cur people, and We shall expect soon
to see the fruits in some of the
Cincinnati daiies, over some lnys.
FERROUS initials.
The health of the place may be
gathered f:om the fact that one of
our leading physicians, and 40 sue
eessful in practice ~ any anywhere.
has organized . string band, and 10
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Hon. O. p. morton paid our city .
short visit yesterday. He remained
over night 1t Mrs. SCOTS. his sister
in-law, West Richmond. and left on
the early train this morning.
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The paper which denounced the
Ge-back dress rs ''black crook on
the streets" was mistaken. Il 10
not the black crook, but the .'buh'
straight, or 80 near It that it
wouldn't pay to discuss the differ.
ence.
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.. r. 9tFoteOn
Still continues business at the
old stand, on Fort Wayne avenue,
where he will be found ready to
wait on customers, and furnish them
with the best Carriage work at
rates satisfactory to all concerned.
Call and see him before you bargain
elsewhere. 161
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Habits are often as ridikilous a.
they are strong; yu often SEQ folks
who kant pick up pair of tongs with.
out spitten on their hands fust.
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@4.OO Per M.

wan - eAAxgoA - an oos Daus net
800 - - bsGb0o o. 8osA ~ the
0sash..
Once hours, Z 4. \. to 6 P. y.
Open Saturday evenings till 9 P. N.
Consumers can save 10 per cent by
prompt payment Of bills, and by
that means only.
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haa established itself a. . perfect regulator
end Sure Remedy for disorders OF the sys-
tenn arising nom improper action of the
Liver and Bowels.
III Is NOT A PHYSTC, but, by stimulating
the secFettve organs, gently and gradually
removes all impurities, and regulates the
entire system.
IT Is NOT A DOCroRED BITTERs, but
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The true tree of knowledge does
not necessarily spring from Greek and
Latin roots.
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Niagara is hack driving and shame
less city, which rejoices over its own
falls.
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OO0A88 O@OOBOs
Judge Of the Wayne County Circuit Cour
Prosecnting Attorney Of the Wayne Cir
cult Court-D. W. Comstock.
Clerk OF the Court w. H. Lynde.
Deputieo--J. w. Moore and ]. H. Kibby.
8hert6-Jseph Il. Smith.
Deputy.-E. 81. 6tYattan.
AuditOr~.E. n. Parker.
Deputy--R. n. Kiry.
Treasurer-Jooeph q. Lemon.
Deputy.-O. ". Lemon.
Re0order--Je0De E.J0neg.
Deputy--James W. Wilson.
County Commissioners-C. ThornbuYgh,
William Brooks, JOnafhAn BALDWIN.
JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
Enos Thomas, Richmond.
James NJ. Poo,
d. II. Hill,
CON0rABLES.
Thomas McGir, Charles Seaman and B. L.
Miner.
city O0eeEs.
Mayor. II. Hibberd.
Marshal-IIeWts o. Shofer.
C1erk--C. O. Clark.
Treasurer-WiNiam p. Wilson.
AttoFney--JOhn L. Rupe.
Civil Engineer-Ofver Butler.
Wood MeasuYer-Petef r. kim.
Chief of Police-Alexandef Honey.
Street Commiasi0ner-E.D ID. Palmer.
Chief Fire Department-I.G q. Dougan.
Police Boafd-Hibberd. Nye and Watt.
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When she makes . fool she means it.
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Franklin Carriage Works, North
Franklin street, have on hand and
manufacture all the modern styles
Of Carriages, Buggies. Spring
Wagons, etc. Prices moderate, and
the work the most substantial man.
ufactured in this or any other
country. Call and examine their
work. l53
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List Of Letters
Remaining In the PostOffice at Rich mOnd
Indiana, June 10Th, 1875.


b; List Of Letters
Remaining In the Postoffice at Richmond
Indiana. June 10Th, 1875.
I Anderson III MollettS e
! Bever JsW Morris Martha Ellen
| Brockman John Murey Denis
/ Brooks Rufus Mcclure Mary
BOyce VIM McIsaac Ida
| Brown Frank Morgan Isaac
| Brown Arthurs 0'Hana Bessy
Brown q w Perry VIM
Brown Charles Price Wallace
| Bell VIC Parker NJ rs Jane
| Bennett LOuiza Pfafflin Thee
Border Rettie Pearson Monroe
| Bunger ] F Pickett Emma
| China Charlie Port Daniel
| Chadwick Herbert Poster Joseph
COnrOy James Punkett Ezra
! Collins James Ray Charles
| Conner Elizabeth Ridenour IN
| Decker Mary Richards VIM NJ
Dolley Mary Robertson Harmon
Essenmachrcar olnesteinbrookb Daniel
4 Ernest John Stevens Susan
l Fisher All Simons Albert
Fatsinger Sallio Swift Mollie
l Feuner o SmOOt VIM H
| Fiatiey Bridget A stock Lorenz
Frick Louisa ShOman King
Floyd Joseph Smelser Matte Corn
Fullhart Maggie Smith John Martin
CRY Anna G Thomas Ellen
Gregory + b Thomas 8 w
Graves WE Templeton Jennie
| Green Essfe L TuttIe Mary
Haynes 8 p Trumen Joss.ph NJ
Hughes Mrs Sarah Tyars Jas III
| Huber Woodruff G. Wearner John
| Hunt Mollfe Willick Albert
Kelly John Wilson 4 Hopkins
Lamb Thuesa Wilbichse Charley
| Lemly Jane WOlOhOn IT
| Lynch Miss B Walsh Anna NJ
| IIenkert Mrs NJ Walker James
| Manch Ida Maya Wilson Mrs Incinds
| MastersOn Matte
/ DROP LETTERS.
Bundy Geo NJ Lenkert Richard
Collins Joseph Newman John
Cook Mr. Frank Newman Rufus N
| DOnlan Ella Parsons James
EllingSr Mrs Vanneman W e
Franklin Prentis Westenberg Henry
| KOlstedt M
Persons calling for these letters will pleas,
say "advertised," and give the date Of thi
list, b. w. DAVIS. p. n
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90s0e Five - Six,
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Lodging at No. So North Marion
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Bletb' ben &eili8~, niebts
fbulbtd !

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fir elm Snoiuiouum> fir Elm Subjeft ooer
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ben ooer itolSe 9o9mutbs9eoanten i'm
9er5en bot> nit ben 9eiligen pertpanot,
ober ibnen ipinnenfeino biit. Dapon
bdn9t 6ifbmol oiel ob." v9}un, tuos
9ebt's Sid an, mas i'd CLAUDE, oentt
pieaei@t Man6er, er5dble nur Deinen
Wis" Stun, elm Wib iifs ni9t geraoe,
ionAfrn eine pabre @el@ibte, Die leib.
frPoilirt 1T troy alien l1n9lauben Der
Melt. 9enn unier9err9ott tann li6 bod
ni9t an jeoe 0ummbeit, ,pel9e Men.
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3u Paris lebte nod Dor fur3er 3eit
elm febr >gtl4idter Mr5t DR.. g., Der
fol9enoe @eldi9te UNI 10 5uperT@tli6er
9laubt, ,peil lie linn IelbIt pa1iirt lit.
Sn elmer Barrier @oritaot (Mont.
matre) tuobnte felt eini9en Sobren Elm
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der aber, als er su 6em am &reuse bdn~
9enoen @ottlnen l6en lprab r@err 9e=
oenfe. mei!,er> penn 0u in bein Meid)
to1nmlt !" uernabm sur 9elpbnung Die
Nntwort: ~9eute mir It bu bel Nlir lein
I'M YaraoieIe Ie" (2uc. 22.) Gs lprod oer
lelise Sob Su @ott: "0u bait ! o9ar
allc n.eine S6rittc gesablt" !" (Sob II. J
Namtl6 On bieltel It nid)t MIR 9cnaue
&e@nllng iiber olle> audi n,eine serins=
item &er9ebun9en, um lie 5u bel itroien !;
lonoern audi iber jebes ,neiner gerin9=
item Merfe> nm loI6e rei6l1 su belpb=
men. . 'pie .196n unb eintrGgli1 lit
elm lol9er Sonoel nit @ott, rporin man
lpenig uno @erinses 9ibt, uno cine iol6e
gesabIlng empfdn9t, ooB in Mabrbeit
oapon tonn selost 'ueroen: Gin iibcraus
sroBer 2oDn !" (@enel. 49,
9lls emf ber fl. Tranctscus Don Mliili
mitten i'm ltren9iten Winter Dor Ralte
,itterte, licb iein Bruber ibm logen, ob
sr tbm nidt einen Sropfen @9wcibcs
perfaufen >uolle. Gr aber antlportete
vSoget meinem Sruoer> id babe Gbrilto
MQes uno 3lpar i'm bpben Nreis per=
tauft!" 9ierauf ihien 9opio gu beuten,
als er lpra6: ~llm Nibts >pirlt bu iie
lelig ma@en!" (pj. 55) uno 10 lit cs
aud fiirlpabr, oenn perbeiben uno 9e9e=
ben miro bas Sell uno Die e,pi9e @lorie
beg 6imncls fir 9eri,ge 2eioen> jenem
9lusipru9 oes Qppitels gen,ab: Ni6t
mllroi9 lino bic 2eioen oie1 1er 3eit> Der
9li9en gu lueroen nit ser tiinfti9en @err=
lld)teit> Die in uns miro oHenbar mer=
oen!"" (RDm. S.
SIM oreiiebnten 8u6e bon Der beili9en
0releini9teit beri6tet Der bcilige Mu9u=
ltinus ocn .Nusruf zines Gpmooianten,
Der i'm Sbeater ben 3u1dauern perbei=
Ben batte, CT luolle ibnen i'm tinfti9en
2ultlpielc lagen, mas Seber aus ibncn
oente uno mini 1e. 9a MN am fol-
9enoen Sage Die 3eit erl9ien uno oas
Yolt, oas in srpBer 9ln5abl perlammelt
NOR leiner Dorrete, trat ct bcrpor uno
lprad: @as Sober aus e,l9 oentt unb
munld)t, lit: tbeuer Der faufen
uno moblfeil taufen" 9ur6
oielen elusipru@ fiiblten i6 alle 3u=
l9auer 9etroffen> oenn Die Wabrbeit lug
ibnen Dor @ugen oenno6 flatl9ten lie
benz Der lolde 10 erlebens aus9c=
lpro9en Datte> ben lautei item 8eifoQ Su.
Wollen alio audi mir, na6 Dem aQgemei=
men 8erlangen 9lller tbeuer perfoufen
uno tpoblfeil taufen 10 tbun mir mas
Der FL. Tranciscus that unO pcrtaufen
mir alle unlere Miiben Dem ndmli6en
Rdufer> Dem er Die ieini9en sertaufte uno
oiel er oonoel miro uns eintrd9li6er tper=
ben ols cs lid oenfen uno ouslpre6cn
ldBt.
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6rieoe ourb oo11eIbe ing Saus setom'

IleU 1ouA.
Gines Sages ipielie Der Rlsine pten
an Der Sreppe, fiel uno rpllte smei @tod
tieF binunter Reyuns9Ios blieb ct licssn
Sic orme Nlutter itiirSte bin;u unr
9loubte i'm eriten G6ref nibts anoers
ols bas &ino lei toot. TronS 0o bieb osl
Tabbinoer) 9ons auber lid ppr Gdmer;
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Der D0dlten sln9lt bon 9ous su 6aus
einen 9lr5t. 8olb iauo er un1ern DR.. g.,
Der in leincr Nodbarl6oft lppbnte. Ser
9pftor lduft allo in aller Gile gum SaBs
binoer unterludt oos &ino> betoltst olle
leine@licoer6 9ebro6en bats ni6ts,
1T audi nod nibt er ltidt, perbarrt ober
III elmer loIden 9etaubun9, ooB Der Dof=
tor troB ouf9cwcnbeter &unjt an oerQ8ie
oerbelebllng oes &inbes pcr;,pei felt uno
lcine oieBfaQlige Tur1t Dor ben sum Sno
gcan9lti9ten Gltcrn ni6t peri 1tpei9en
fam. 3wei oide SbrGnen rollten iiber
Die Wan9en bes Yo4ers, Die orme N}ut<
ter lont in O9nmodt sulommen. 9(ls
lie uieoer sur 8el liunun9 fam, fabte iie
einen ron'men Gntl9luB, Der ibr neues
2eben perleibt. 9lus ibren motten g(uoen
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pleIe 9noere gebeilt, pielleibt rettct i9rc
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On wilit," ueriebte trouri9 berGabbinber.
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6en ibres &inoes uno. bon oen G!ii9eln
miitterli6er 2i.be uno Qlnst getra9en,
lief lie BON Der 5trabe Montmotre nod
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tlelne Stunoe We9es. Ser 9oftor febrte
an oemlelben Mbeno 81 Dem tronten&inoe
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bate, oaB >uenn i6erboupt oas Gin0
nod lebe> es III ben lekten 3ii9en lie9en
miiIe.
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5blire DHnete. 80, es 9ebt beIjer!" !" per=
lebte oerlel6e nit ip0ttil9em 2adeln, als
,pollte er losen: sic baben lid iiber.
fulf9e Miibe 9e9eben; sic ,per6en ni1t
erlpartet. 0pftor q. fano pirtlitb oos
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den liben uno nit leincm @ansmurit
pielen> iudbreno es nit 9utem Wppetit
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lus.
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lpeifelt sur @enofepa gelaufen, bo6 elm
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