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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-16

sx SIDNEY AND c11vvonD nAr1ER.


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By SIDNEY AND AND clis1oHD '''I hANihk'
ss berrosas does meet.
De Lord. He made desc black Jack roots to
twis' into q seat.
Umnh, dar! De- Lord have mussy on dis
blin' ole nigeers feet. ~
40
fust o. June. .s,...z.
1 'clar', b1ieve dat mockin' bird could
play de fiddle soon!
Dem yonder town bells sounds like dey was
ringin' in de moon.
-
z year or mo-, 90
Dose ears, dey sees de world like. thu de
cracks dat's in do do. sFsi5-.a .f5a
For de -baEd - built dis body wtd de win
dow hind and To-.
....~,,,,,
thinss fsport q dim,
But den, thu dem, temptations rain won't
leak In ON ole Jim! E ~ ~
De back ones shows me earth enough, aldo
/ dey's mons'ous slim.
A., r,- u.,,,,.,,-h,.s. =. rora ,rd
as praise his name
Dat shines in all de co'ners Of dis cabin jes'
de same
AS ef dat cabin hadn't mar splank upon
de frame!
r,..a r,,,,or n,
nah! Don't you hyar
Somebody holl1n' "boo. Jim, boo." My
Sarah died las var;
Is dat black angel done come back to call
ole Jim fom hyar7 ~
., ,y..
What kin bc comm up dat bend, am akin
sich a row?
Jus' belleriD' like a pawin, bull. den soual-
Unlike q sow?
zz.
ker.woof. ker-woof-
De DebhIes comm, round dat bend. he's
&comin' shuh enue.
A-splashin, M de water wild his tail and
wild his hoof!
aim pwtna ~ run awav.
I'm rvine to stand stifr-,erped for de Ior,i
dis blessed day.
You screech. and howl. and sxisl, de- water.
Satah, Let us pray
mus, be les 10.
And eff Thou hast bespokep de word. some
nfeper's bound to 90.
Den, Lord, please take old Jim. and lef
- young Dtnah hyar below!
sicb Ifttle chile.
She hardly les, begin to scramble up de
home.vard stile-
But dis ole fraheIer,s feet been tired dis
many and many q mile.
fodder-stack.
De rheunafix dome hit n, y homes. Won hear
,em crack and crack?
can't sit down ,tlout rrunffn, like twas
= breakin' o. my back.
-
z iswarped, and split. and rotten.
What use dis dried up cotton stalk. when
Life done ptck,d INV cotton,
Use lik a word DAT somebody done said. and
den forgotten. ~
hick'ry tree,
De sap's Jes' risin' In her: she do grow SO
owdaciouslee.--
Lord eff you's clearfn' de underbrush, dom t
cut her down, cut me!
boldly mako reques';
Sence Jacob had at wrastlin I'M atch. 1, too.
gwine do my bes';
When Jacob got all underholt, de Lord He
answered Yes!
Ana v,., ,or ... =. r,..,.. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-16

Two years ago a Pennsylvania SER
want girl was sent to prison for steal
ing $500 from her employer. The
money was found the other day where
the man had hidden it, and now he
offers the girl IS as . recomnense,
while she wants $4,000. -.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-16

1t is estimated that 300 liquor sa :
looms have been closed in Newark, N.
j., since the increase in the license
fees and the strict enforcement of the
excise laws.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-16

A Ripley county farmer writes that
wheat. which was thought to be
failure, bids fair at present to be an
average crop.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-16

The capital of West Virginia has
been removed from Charleston to
Wheeling. .ozf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-16
Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored |!

AaH Just published, new edition of
~ Dr. Culverwell's Celebrated
- Essay ON the radical cute with.
ont medicine) of fSPERMAToRRHOEA
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Semi.
nal Losses, IMPoTENCY, Mental and Phys
ical Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,
ETC.; also, CONSUMPTION. EPILEPSY and
FITS, induced by self-indulgence or sexual
extravagance, &c.
cents. -
The celebrated author, in this admirable
years successful practice, that the alarm
Ing consequences of self-abuse may be rad.
tcally cured without the danperOus use OF
Internal medicine or the application of the
knife; pointing out q mode of cure at once
simple, certain, and enectual, BY means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheaD-
ly, privately, and radically
This Lecture should be in the hands
ofevery youth and every man in the land
Sent under sea, in q plain envelope, to
cents or two post stamps.
Address the publishers,
CHAS. ]. KLINE 4 CO..
III Bowerv, New York; p. o. Box, 1SS6.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-16
The ssRr0feNoOP 1T the Break fast Ia.
T9 blo~ Speaks HIS Mind.

u ble~ speaks His Mind.
Oliver Wendell Holmes writes:
Our landlady's daughter is a young
lady of some pretensiOns to gentility.
She wears her bonnet we'll back upon
her head, which is known to all to be
mark of high breeding. She wears
her trains very long, as the great la
dies do in Europe To be sure their
dresses are 80 made only to sweep the
tapestried floors of chateaus and
places; as those odious aristocrats oc
the other side do not go dragging
through the mud in silks and satine,
but. forsooth, must ride in coaches
when they are in full dress. 1t is true
that, considering various habits of the
American people, also the little acci-
dents which the best kept sidewalks
are liable to. lady who has swept
mile of them is not exactly in such
condition that one would care to be
her neighbor. But ccnfound the
make believe women we have turned
loose in our streets! Where do they
come from? Not out OF Boston par
lors, / trust Why there isn't beast
or a bird that would drag its tail
through the dirt in the way these
creatures do their dresses Because
q queen 0ra duchess wears long robes
on great occasions, a maid of all work
or a factory girl thinks she must make
herself . nuisance by trailing about
with her-pahl that's what call get
ting vulgarity into your bones and
marrow. Making believe what you
are not is the essence of vulgarity.
Show over dirt is the one attribute of
vulgar people. If any man can walk
behind one Of these women, and see
what she Takes up as she goes. and
not feel squeamish, he has got tough
I wouldn't let one of 'em
into my room without serving them as
David served Gaul at the cave in the
Of his skirts, sir, cut
of his skirts. Don't tell me that a
true lady ever sacrifices the duty of
keeping all about her sweet and clean
to the wish Of making q vulgar show.
/ won't believe it Of lady. There
are some things that no fashion has a
right to touch and cleanliness is one
of those things. IF woman wishes
20 show that her husband or father
has got money which she wants and
means to spend. but doesn't know
how, let her buy yard Or two of eilk
and pin it to her dress when she goes
out to walk, but let her uDpin il be-
fore she goes into the house
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-16
A UGUsTUs u. YOUNG,
ATTORNEY AND NOTARY.

once In room over George w. Barues
0rocerv, Richmond indiana,
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
f O r E IG N.


Paris Races.
PARIS, June 6-The prize of the Paris races
was won easily by Salyator, with Nong "a and
Perplexe Sd. None of the English horses,
Claremount, Cambello or Seymour, were any
where near at the finish,
Spanish Personals
MADRID, June 6. Gen. Jovellar, formerly
Captain General of Cuba, is appointed to COM
mand the army of the centre.
The rumors of the coming marriage of King
Alfonso with German princess, and of the
Countess Gergenti with Bavarian prince are
unfounded.
From the Dominion.
WINNEPHG, Manitoba, June 5.-The steamer
International collided last night nine miles
above here with the Manitoba. The latter sank
instantly in 20 feet of water: Two passengers
were injured by being oAt Of their staterooms.
No lives lost.
The first sod of the Canada Pacific Railway
at Red River crossing was turned on Thursday.
A great many rougbs are in town from the
American frontier. One of them is 10 custody,
awaiting extraditior for murder at Bismarck.
The last few days has been the severest
weather of the season, The latest reports con-
firm the destruction of the grasshoppers by
cold rain and SNOWY
Foreign Notes.
The Spanish legation is not yet recognized by
the Mexican government owing to the aoSence
of official announcement from King Alfonso. =.
The Mexican Congress has appropriated
$50, 900 for the Philadelphia Centennial.
An Havana special says the Spanish authori-
ties have seized the schooner Mary Chiffon, as
arms and ammunition comprised her cargo.
Charles de Remusat, the eminent author and
politician is dead.
The committee of the French Assembly has
decided that the election to the Assembly of M.
Bungoug, in the department of Nierere, is
valid
Ship Niagara of New York, for Liverpool,
has gone ashore at Holyhead and will probably
be total wreck. Crew saved.
The corporation of London has resolved to
invite the Mayor of New York to the interna-
tionaI municipal banquet to be held next
month"; .I
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
MINOR TELEGRANIs

SHIFTS nave been comm enced against the eg-
tate of the widow of James Watson to recover
81, 000, 900, alleged to have been unlawfuliy OBJ
tanned by her husband in connection with the
Tweed ring.
The shoe shop of Humphrey Brigham at
Rock Bottom, Mass, was burned Saturday.
Loss $4,000.
! Donaldson's balloon escaped from its lpoor-
ing at Fitchburg, Saturday. and has not been
recovered.
Freddy Cheever of Dracut, Mass, was
drowned near Lowell, Saturday.
The Grand Synod of the Reformed Church
met at Jersey City, Saturday.
Mark Brown has been sentenced at Middle
ton, N. Y, to be hanged for murder
The steamer State of New York, of Che Hart
ford line, which sunk recently near He'll Gate,
has been raised.
Policeman Rupp of Trenton, N. J., was IA
tally shot Saturday night by desperate.
The question of tho right of the government
to seize the books of the Illicit distillers was
argued at Chicago Saturday. No decision.
Fires are still raging in the Shawagunk
mountains N. Y, having already burned over
twenty miles, The people have been forced to
turn out day AMI night to fight the fire away
from their dwellings.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
MASSACHUSETTS.
Eire i'm the Woods.

Rosroy. June "a large fire has been rag
ing since Friday afternoon near the line be-
tween Canton and Sharon. 1t commenced on
Totman's wood lot, but has spread and burned
over land belonging to Mr.. Leavitt, McManns
and the lot known as the Sully properly. seV,
eral hundred acres have been burned over and
the damage SO far will reach $4,000. Men
from Sharon and Canton are trying to stop the
destruction, but have not succeeded to an eA-
tent up to Saturday noon
International typographical Union'
BOSTON, June 6.-The twentyrthird ahH io.I
session of the International IyP9gInapnhoa~n
Union begins in the Common Couhch oHSnl no,,
Citv Half Tomorrow. The meeting VIII con-
Time daily tin Friday. Reception committees
of the nnions of Boston and vicinity nave ar
ranaed TO entertain the delegates very hand
somely. Delegates are quartered at the ne
we're, and this morning carriage rue was ar
ranged for the guests. Chestnut Hill reservoir
and other notable places were visited. To-
morrow morning the business sessions VIII De
onened with prayer by Rev. A. A. Miner, u.
i. and after the preminares are gone through
with, an adjournment will be had TO ENJOY me
Inequalities of the New England franhiin
Club. -,
On Tuesday the business session will be re-
sumed, and in the evening the delegate: VIII
visit the Howard Athen8um. An lnvltatlon
has also been extended by Mr.. Arthur Cheney
to visit the Globe and witness the performance
OF Evangelln9 on SUCH eN6uiuS do eheJ AA"J
fix.
On Wednesday at the conclusion of the busl-
ness session the delegates will become guests
of the city and take sail down the harDor
The browning event of the week is liked 1or
Thursday evening, when the Boston UNION
tender their guests reception ball and banquet
at Odd Fellows Hall, and for this occasion
most elaborate preparations have been maze.
On Friday the session closes with the eiection
of officers for the ensuing year.
Drowning Accident.
LOWELL, June 6.-Jno. White and Jno. COL
den. Young men living in Belvedere, attempt
ed to row a boat up the race way between the
Merrimack and Booth mills this afternoon.
The boat was overturned and they were, swept
into the Merrimack river. White chung 70
Golden until the latter was drifted upon rock
when he shook White off, who was drowned.
His age was nineteen.
SchooIhouse Burned.
SPRINGFIELD, June Cone of the large
grammar school buildings in this city known as
the Hooker school house was the scene VI
destructive fire about o'clock this morning,
the roof being entirely burned off, the desks,
tnrniture.and fittings of the upper floor being
destroyed, including two pianos and library
belonging to the school. The building was
damaged abont $4,000 and there is no lnsur
ance. About 400 pupils are temporarily Win
out school accommodation, but temporary
quarters will be at once provided. The IRE
was probably an incendiary.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

The nail factory, grist mill and saw mill of
the Peru Steel and Iron Co. at Clinton Hill, n:
Y, was burned Saturday morning, Loss $780,
600; insurance $4,000.
A recent fire at Savoy, Mass, ran over loo
acres of woodland, doing destructive damage
and destroying the saw mill of Dennis Hastings
whose loss is $2500. Follett & Sons OF South
Adams are heavy losers.
The safe of Flint & SaveIs at StonghtOn,
Mass, was robbed Friday night by unknown
burglars of $1,000 in United States bonds and
money.
On petition of Hugh J. Jewett, receiver of
the Erie Railway Co., Judge Donahue Of the
Supreme Court has granted an order empow-
ering the receiver to pay the taxes and charges
upon the premises, and to work the coal mines
referred to in his petition, to perform any law
full contracts, and to self the securities referred
to when in his judgment the interests of all
parties will ue promoted thereby.
Base ball-AtbletIcs IA, New Ravens 2. The
Brown Stockings beat the Boston Reds at st.
Louis, Saturday, by score of 5 tod.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
LABOR TROUBLES.
AuQuiet in the Coal Regions

PoTTsvILLE, June 5.-Quiet prevailed
throughout Schuylkill region to-day. 1t has
been decided to keep the military at Mahoney
City and Shenandoah for the present.
There is nothing new to report on the situa-
ton this morning, all being reported quiet at
Mahoney City and Shenandoah, where the
troops are stationed. No change has yet been
made for any portion of the military sent to
other sections of the region, as was thought
necessary last night. 1t is thought three more
of the raiders have died since Thursdays en-
gagement, of wounds received in the skirmish
below the town to-day. The presence of troops
is regarded with much disfavor by the mining
population. A majority of the citizens and
business men have petition in circulation to-
day and are obtaining large number of sigma
lures They ask that troops may be retained
there at least tw weeks. The petition will be
Immediately forwarded to Gov. Hartranft.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
The Results of Disappointed Love.
Arson, Attempted Murder and Suicide.

ST. ALBANs, VT, June GA shocking TRACE
dy occurred here this morning, involving arson.
attempted murder and suicide. Henry @.
Greene, a respected farmer and magistrate
living on the southern suburbs, was awakened
early in the morning, finding his barn on fire.
Going out he was fired on twice, Ereturning to
the house gave the alarm and reused neighbors.
His house and barn were burned. involving the
loss of $4,000 The citizens turEed out at day
light and secured the vicinity for the would be
murder Finally suspicion fell on Clifton
Week a neghbor, and while search was being
made for him pistol shot was heard, and on
going to the spot a, shed near the scene of the
first attempted tragedy, he was found in dy-
ing condition with his throat cut and bullet
through his temple Disappointed love and
affection against him, let to the act. Mr..
Greene's wounds are slight.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07

GALVESTON, June 5.-Advices from Nuces,
Texas, report Adjutant General Steel on tour
of observ alton through the western counties,
making thorough investigation of the past
troubles with view of reporting to the state
Authorities thereon The enrolment has been
made of males liable to do military duty be-
tween the Gaudaloupe and Rio Grande in the
southern counties
A despatch to the News from Brownsville
says Gen. Fuero recently at Monterey, is on
his way to this frontier, of which he IS to nave
command His forces include two regiments
of cavalry with orders to check raiding upon
Texas. Gen. Cortina positively refused to obey
the orner directing him to report in person at
the City of Mexico. He says he resigned and
is now citizen, His friends are circulating
petition to let Cortina remain in command on
the Rio Grande, The appearance of the Texas
state troops on the Rio Grande produced great
excitement among the people on the Mexican
side. The residents of the ranches above
Matamoras have organized to resist invasion
and have placed sennes at the crossing of the
rivers and roads. Cattle drovers are much
alarmed. Some prominent citizens have gone
to Matam oras for security and protection.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
Destructive Fire At Machias'
Catholic Church and Several Other Build
ings Burned.
RIO the Associated Press.l

MAcHrAs June BY fire at Machias,
starting in barn pear what as the Old Ma
chias House, at O o'clock this morning, the oid
Macbias House, the house of Nathan Longfel-
low and DIR. Peabody, the Catholic church ana
parsonage, several barns and small buildings
and 100000 feet Of small lumber, were de-
stroyed At 3 o'clock the destruction Oh tne
whole central and eastern part OF the Town was
imminent The fremen and citizens worked
hard. The cause of the fire is unknown, proba-
blv drunken tramps in the barn. Loss $25 600;
insurance $1,000, mostly in the Etna of Hart
ford. Several families were burned out.
Launched,
RATH. June 5-Launched to-day from the
ward of Goss & Sawyer ship OF 1475 tons,
named City of Philadelphia, owned by the
builders, Philip Fitzpatrick and Others OF
Philadelphia, and Captain Jarvis Call, who
commands her.
Maine Historical Society.
EAsrpoRr, June 5.-The Maine Ristorial So
ciety visit here in the "City of Portland on
the 10th. to investigate the early settlement OF
eastern Maine.
Masonic Relief Association.
The Masonic Relief Association for Wash
Pembroke, N. B. Mutt of Eastport, President;
b. M. Flint of Calais, Treasurer.
Athletic Sports at BOwdoin.
BRUNsw1c, June BIN the regatta here this
forenoon, under the auspices of the Bowdoin
College Boating Club, the Junior, Sophmore
and Freshman crews competed. The Senior
crew Withdrew. The course was three miles.
. The race was won by the Freshman crew. Time
q minutes, AZ seconds. The afternoon was
observed as field day by the Bowdoin Athletic
Association, on the grounds of the Sagadahoc
Agricultural Society at Topsham.
Postal.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Postmasters ap'
nointed-Michae Broderick. Benedict, Aroos-
took county; Abraham S. Geron, North Her.
man, Penobscot county
Bangor Water supply.
BANGOR, June Sat meeting of the city
council held this evening resolve was unanl-
mously passed directing the City Treasurer to
issue and sell bonds to the amount of $35O,OOO
as authorized by the Legislature, for the pur-
pose of supplying the city with water by the
construction of dam across the Penobscos
rivar
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
RY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.



Especial to the PREss.l
RocKLAND, June GA small amount OF
money aud goods were stolen from the store OF
A. A. Penniman last night.
The Owls Head surf ball, displaced by the
ice last winter, was put in working order yes
terday
The infant found on the beach at Jameson's
Point. this afternoon was examined by the
coroner, Mr.. Mallard, who considered an in
quest unnecessary and ordered it buried. The
infant was about three days old, and from the
advanced stage of decomposition, had doubtless
been in TIE water several weeks. a.
Exploration of State Lands-Fire IN A"-
gusta.
AUGUSTA, June 5.-The Land Agent anu
Mr. Buffum of the Council, are consummallng
arrangements for the exploration OF all state
lands remaining unsold in order to schedule the
several lots for advertisement and sale at an
early day, in accordance with the provisions Oh
an act of the last Legislature.
A small cottage and stable on Cushnoc
Heights in this city, owned by Walter water
house and valued at about $500 were destroyed
by fire this afternoon at four o'clock. Insured
for $780, Furniture saved.
There we're fourteen deaths in Augusta dur
ing May.
Destructive Fire At Machias.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
A CARD.
To Whom il HEny Concern,

would respectfully announce that owing to having
my entire time occupied in perfecting and keeping
Salt water for Street Sprinkling purposes, L have
been unable to obtain any subscriton whatever, and
If the work is satisfactorily done, ,shall depend
wholly upon the generosity of those who are bene-
flied thereby to pay the same as they did last season.
Those who are dissatisfied with the work or who do
not intend to contribute the usual price, will please
notify me at once tbat the services may be discon-
tinued wond further announce, that it has been
customary to make two.coilectons This long ana
tedious job, shall endeavor to avoid, and shall ask
after the middle of the season. 1t must be born in
mind that the work is CARED on at an expense OF
$40 per day for three months, without the income OF
dollar. Those who pay can rest assured that the
work will be faithfully performed to the end. l
would further ask a little indulgence, should any
accident happen to the machinery causing delay
hence little dust. w. H. HALL,
ju7Stfsn 67 Pearl Street.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07

The broken down constitution, caused from kid
ney, bladder and glandular diseases is promptly
strengthened, buoyed up and these complaints erad
icated from the system by Hunts Remedy. 1t tri-
umLhs over stubborn attacks of dropsy, female ir-
regularites, complaints of the urinogenital organs
diabetes, excesses imtemperance, exhausted vitality,
abuses of the system, gravel and affections of the
PROSTATE gland. 1t is diaphoretic, deobstruent,
duretc, solvent, Alternative and tonic.
jnet deod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GUNS.
Rifles, RevOlvers and ammunition of all
kinds Fishing Tackle for Trout
mud Piclkerel of every description,
Poles repaired aud trimmings
of all Ainds made 10 order,
Sporting, Mining and
Blasting Powder,
WHOLESALE AND IL ETAHI.
Seven Shot Revolvers, and 100 Cartridges, $500.
Gums reamed to order and repairing Of all kinds.
7. b. DAVIS,
an126sneod3m Cor. Federal and Temple st.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, 5.-Cattle-receipts 1000 head; the
market is active and strong prices 10 q 15c higher;
ordinary to extra shipping steers Is q 90; butch
ers and feeders 50 a 80; Texans 20 q 05; choice
steers 40 @6 s.; shipments 1900 head.
Live Hogs opened fairly active and firm and shade
receipts 5000 head; light 675 q 90; heavy IS "a
10; chiefly 90 @ Z 10; shipments 1000 head.
Sheep unsettled; receipts 100 head.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass June 5.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending June 9Th
Arrivals reported 1903, 81 from Georges, aggregat-
Ing 12l4O 900 Tbs Goldfish and 1875 100 lbs halibn; "A
from Western Banks, % bring in 900 Tbs Goldfish
trips with 1886 bbls mackere which have sold at 20
ib 200 lbs out OF pickle; old stock of Bay Mackerel
out of market; very few Shores, held at 10 10 a 90
By Dbl for rs and 2s. Goldfish market remains fairly
active without any material change in prices. Hake
and Haddock quiet at 8 90 q rs " qtl. Smoked
Halibut 10Ic Cod Oil 55c F gal. The fleet consists
of four steamers and ten schooners which is smaller
this season than last.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
MARRIED..

In Upper Saltwater, June 8, by Rev. W. r. Cross.
Miss Julia s. Ford and Henry M. Peakes. both of
Upper saltwater
In Belfast May 49, Geo. II. Duncan and Carrie E.
Gardiner.
In Prospect. May is. Francis j. Hunter and Miss
Ella f. Hassell.
In BATH, May 90, Fred j. Rollins of Bath and Miss
Sabra ID. Skinner of Union.