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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10

The last Kokomo Tribune con-
tains the following notices Of sour
Indianians, from that papers
Washington correspondence:
"AIr. Tyner's nomination by the
President as Second Assistant Post
Master General, was yesterday con-
irmed by executive session of the
Senate. Mr.. Routt, the former &C.
cupant of the Office, has already LETT
for Colorado, to acs as its Governor,
and Mr.. Tyner enters on his new
duties Immediately after Congress
adjourns, March 4th. gtr
Mr.. g. S. Orth, the newly APP
pointed Minister of Austria, vice
John Jay, who has resigned, will
soon leave on his foreign mission as
Mr.. Jay has already started for this
country The promotion of Mr..
Orth is hailed with delight by his
friends. His experience as Chair
man of the Committee on Foreign
Relations, for several years past, has
given him general knowledge of
this business and better fitted him
for q minister. He succeeds very
able man-one who was we'll liked
by all-a gentleman of ability and
integrity. Still, believe, Mr.. Orth
will win greater laurels.
Many Tribune readers know Con-
gressman Henry B. Sayler of the
Huntington district. He has a
bright, interesting son of dozen
summers and the little fellow met
with a sad accident on Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. S. and their son were
ascending to the Gallery of the
Senate, on the steam elevator which
is provided, and the little fellow,
leaning close to the side, looking
out of a window, his head struck q
window sill, cutting an ugly cash
in his scalp and severely bruising
his lower lip. It is quite a serious
injury and VIII PROSTATE him for
some time. The Senate elevator is
cumbersome convenience, any
how. It is q rickety concern, maxi
ing a hideous noise as it makes its
ascent or descent. and has no style
in its make up. A new one should
be built or the present one abol.
ished. or more injury will result I
understand the elevator was built
at the instance of Senator Morton,
whose Committee Room Privileges
and Elections) is on the third floor,
and the access to the door of it is
just at the top of the elevator.
Mr.. Morton hasn't looked SO we'll
as now, in several years His ply
sicians say he will recover entirely
and surely there is every evidence
of this for he is rapidly improving.
He walks in an. easier way than for
some time and is growing quite
feshy. His many Indiana friends will
rejoice at his recovery
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10
AGoNTF1Isx1
!sns!. Humane Association,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA
March 2o, 1875.
,2,Iso CASH tSlfts, amounting o-----.-$I,OoVpV
MEMBER OF ,ooo.
PRICEToF TfCKErs.


Whole g
raves ~ y.
Quarters----- ~
Fights or each Coupon ..-...-.......-....---.. ~
90 Tickets Tor. W
The Montpelier Female Humane Aaseca
alton. chartered by the Legislature of Wiz
ginia and the Circuit Court of Orange Co.,
proposes by Grand Gin Concert 20 estab-
fish and endow "Home for the Old, In
Montpelier, the former residence Of Pres
ident James Madison.
GovERNoRS OrFIcE,1
RIcHMoSD. July 8, 1874. )
It affords me pleasure TO say thatI am
well acquainted with q large majority OF
the officers of the Montpeitey Female NM
m ane Associa ton, who reside IN the vicin-
ity of my home, and i attest their fntellf-
gence, and their worth and high repussifoii
as gentlemen, as we'll as the public conn
dence, influence and substantial means NIB
orally represented among them.
JAMES l.. kEMPER, Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 9. lS74s-
and integrity, and fully entitled TO the son.
hdenee Of the public.
u. 8. Judge Eastern District OF Va.
Further references s,e e. PsTTis.,1 oxe, III,
of Va; Hon. Robt. f. Wfthers, Lieut.. Gov.
of Va. and u. $. Senator elect. SENATOR'S and
Members of Congress from Va 49,
Remittances for tickets may be made by
express prepaid, post-ohice money -order on
Washington, ID. @, or-by regisesred letter.
For full particulars, testtmonials. etc.,
'e''o 'o' Wv HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres't NJ. F. H. A., Alexandyia Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere
52-4w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10
The Forsy.third CoaGress Leaves
Legacy TO 1ta Successor.

The report of the Ways and Means
Committee in regard to the Pacific
Mail investigation concludes as fol-
lows: In order that another Congress
may have it in its power to pursue this
inquiry and the guilty parties, il any,
we discovered, and that the disgrace
belonging to such discovery may at
tAch exclusively to the individuals in
volved, and net rest upon the Forty
second Congress as a body, they re-
commend that the evidence, and
especially that relating to money paid
to these two parties 4 King and SIM
maker), and to the action of AldAn b.
Stockweu, be delivered to the clerk of
the House of Representatives, to be
laid by him befoRe the next House, of
which body j. &. Shumaker and Viii
liam S. King are members elect. Mr..
King ID not member of the present
House and not within its jurisdiction
aud the committee is not prepared,
therefore, to make any recommends
ton affecting him except as embraced
in the accompanying resolutions. II
is evident that the testimony of Stock
we'll may be of vital importance to the
credibility of Shumaker. The COM
lnittee, therefore, think it may better
tend to . just disposition of the case
to give an opportunity for further eyi
dence. with the strongest motive on
the part of this witness TO furnish a
more satisfactory explanation of his
connection with these disbursements
The enormous evil attending the ex-
istance of an upregulated lobby, with
license to appear before the commit
4 "a
bers upon the fraudulent pretense
that they are privately retained by the
interested parties, calls for further
legislation. The committee in con-
Guiding their report deem it necessa-
~ for the protection of Congress
against future transactions as discred-
table as those they have now brough,
under review that law should be
passed requiring every person oppos-
ing and advocating measures for prI
vate interest to appear in his capacity
as . retained attorney or agent. They
present a bill designed to throw some
guards around Congress and the pub.
lie interests in this respect.
The facts of this case. also, they say
disclose that sums have been paid to
influence the action or in reward Of
two employees Of this House, and Of
persons entitled to the privilege of the
reporters gallery. Such practices,
they say. merit the condemnation OF
the House. They also present in the
bill q measure to prohibit In future
this class Of persons from using then
positions corruptly or for pay to pro
cure the passage of any measure pend
ing before Congress.
The committee do not recommend
further action in the case of the two
employees of the House who. after the
passage of the act, received rewards,
rs shown in their evidence, as they
are informed that both have resigned.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10
TWENTY DOLLARS

v,u,,ara ,1alas IN mas. Sa.s 9assssHts5gI ri
Win many impossant, supeEsor and valua-
Eauni MI IN siss. ANA does the same work In
. the suine way as An - or ol0e machine.
The bess. simplest and cheapest machine
z Written guarantee for nvs years with every
No s1perior, No Competitionl NO RIVAL
n quality and price; -
y plishrneDe OF = most wonderful coInbt-
s naslcn Of all the GOD ,9I r'siitiss Of
piiuty Thoreuehiy tested. Used In
INC u,oy E,iv q me- nsm1s. me Fsvorife OF
1t ass: aot saks 81 Hour To-, !. 70 &c. ready y 90
q minute 70 do Days work. -
Ii will Save It's Cost many times over in one
It viii earn s tour or I'VE dollars : day for
4 any man or woman whe may wish todo
se paiSs a s9m s.sS e learn ana .mo..h .
.5sSs sSa . .siia I'm MI S ;sl last GEN
Has mo superAuoss cngsor Cams 70 get out
sews % equally srasn rn< With coarse Cotton, Lin
en-, SILK Or Twfne.
Rsay int ss. cs oys5 ie M an1 a.
heaviest Broadclofh and Leather with
o1t stopping the machine.
than any other Machine, at nve times
= \
s.rs e tts fsHest. a arm ana lasting Stitch.
- apart without destroy Ing The fabric. fhe
aasistiss' q which nave Ions been sc-
Wi sew anything It is possible for needle
VIII go s every osscrapeson Of Sewing ever
what the Prlce. and With ies. tIonbie.
Fold. seaiiop. Roll. EmbIolder, Ban.up,
- Rapldiay and Nsatnes1.
: Has reeeived Testimonials Of Its Aerffs from
q IA aon
tarfly accorded 70 an invention Of Sum
iias noReslie r:sa nIn.n,: p.,.u,.a An.
guss is, 1870 Beptember -, Is7I; July 7,
k13. made 70 Of Al ~ achines, are the at
those who never saw . machine before,
dc the $500 pss. .i st OF ta an s Snsals
with the utmost case and rapadify. Sim
re II M ss1 1esnded sfser q sho rough
trial, n mot satisga<tOvy IN every partic-
Cash Prices r Tor Machines ~.
Machines with plain table, iron stand and
sseaa sospea1 MN an u .ns - ess' II.
chine 9TH coyss, &c. sscs and DIX key: nsf
chimes With enclosed table, side draw
eFs, paneJeA Hosding doors, locks and
keys, full cabinet skyle, o55-
Tables Of various styles, materfals, mount
isss. 1sshns.s u deasD. 4c., seeOrdfns
Naehfnes carefully selscte.l. securely pack.
: ed and shipped ~ freight to any part OF
the Vurid Eefe delivery t1sured on Pe-
eeipt a price Without fe.ther ehesges~
zz arnv5neg OF the dfferenf styles Of Ma
80 eh5nes ana Attachmsnfs. IAxe RTooes.
Testir1onfAlA, samples a. Sewing Lab
! eraf IurPucements 20 CAnva0en, Whole
snIe prices. etc, 1bsvsrdsd fsee OF eha5ge
uns.ss aupltcA8son. Bxeaunive ageqey for
fsrae TERRITORY granted Gratis, 70 respec-
table, enterprfssBg business men, eler-
Umen, teschen. Sc, Who IN intro
goods to the people OF their locality and
Supply the Increasing demand. Ad-
dreG8,
4 THOMSON, HANNA & CO.,
81 DreaAway. Hew YesA.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10
CHERIFF-s SALE.


By virtue of an execution to me directed
from the Clerk 81 the Wayne Circuit Court,
VIII expose at Public Sale. At the Court
House door in the city of Richmond, Wayne
county, lniiaaa, ON the 9th day OF March,
1875, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock ..
m. and o'clock p. m. on said day, the fol-
lowing real eStse~ysu wayne county. in the
state Of indiana, 10 Wit
Being part or parcel OF ground known
by being u part OF iot mum AsR nay two ,S2n,
in that part of the city OF Richmond laid
out by Jeremiah Cox, and bounded as fol-
lows, To Wit: Beginning on Marion street
twenty lae feet south of the north wesl oor-
per of said lot number nfty-two tScl, run
ming thence south thirty nine 80 feet and
-four tn inches To alley nve feet wtxie;
lhence east parallel With the north line OF
said los sixty-six {66l feet and eight Inches,
more or less, 10 the ground Of William
Young. thence north along said Youngs
west line thirty nine 1891 feet and four ~
inches; west along the south tine OF Joseph
W. Gilherts ground, 10 tAe place of begin
ming: AaH 5a
Tobe sold as the property OF Jacob Bescher,
Anton Bescaler, Jacob heacher, Jr., John
heschssr, Frank hcscher, 70 sAtisfy said ex-
ecution In my hands in favor Of Abraham
Phillips.
said sale without relief from valuation or
JOSEPH 4. SMITH,
A Sheriff Of Wayne county.
r. w. Carter, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
d-3w-p. f. Sll.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10

The late Hon. Sam Galloway of Col
umbus. Ohio, was a remarkably home
~ man. On one occasion. while din
ing with personal and political friend
in Chillieothe, the six or seven year
old daughter OF his host. who had
been intently studying Galloway lace.
said. loud enough TO be heard By all
at table: Ma, didn't that mans NAM
ma love children mighty well? why
so. my deary" asked her mother. "Oh,
just cause she raised him"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10

Senator Morton's plan Of dispens-
ing with the Electoral College in
.electing a President and Vice Presi-
dent failed to pass the Senate.
The Adjutaut General Lorenzo
Thomas died in Washington Tuesday
in the I'D year of his age.
The Thames river at Norwich, Conn,
is frozen solid to the bottom A trot-
ting horse fell dead on the ice there
the other day, and the owner cut
grave eight feet deep in the ice with
cut coming to water, and buried the
horse in it.
The contractors who have under
taken to furnish 10000 headstones
for the national cemeteries cut the
names in their works at Rutland, Vt,
by means of the sand blast. This cuts
name in four minutes, and they COM
,plete 500 stones daily.
1t il understood that the President
will take no further action in the
affairs of Arkansas, he being infiu-
eneed by the recent expression OF the
House against governmental Interior
ence.
Phenia Epps, of Hamilton, Ohio,
asked her mother to take note for
her to friend OF the family living in
q near street. The note when opened
was found to read, This is a little
fuse of mine to get mother out OF the
house Before she can get back | will
be on the cars with dear Lorenzo, and
before night will be married."
A man named Muybridge, who had
killed the seduccr of his wife, has just
been tried and acquitted in San Fran
cisco. The jury scorned to take adj
vantage of the plea of emotional in
sanity" but boldly acquitted the pris-
oner, on the ground that he served
the seducer right.
A Montana editor hemoans the ca
lamities of 1874 in the following
mouruful and touching strain:
First, that Beecher business, then
the erasshoppers, then the Democrat
ic victories, and now an increased tax
on whisky! What is this poor coun-
try coming to?
The Supreme Court of Indiana has
decided that liauor-seIlers, under per.
mits granted By the Baxter Law. sell
ing on election days and other pro-
hibited days, are not liable if liquor is
not drank on the premises. Judges
Buskirk and Downey dissented from
this decision.
A wag suggests that the most grati-
fyinR measure the Democratic House
could pass would be to pass in their
chips, and then pass out of town.
Indianapolis Journal
If the present House don't know
enough about chips" and passing,
it is the first one We have had for .
long time that is ignorant Of those
terUs.-Indianian.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10

A fair sample of Democrats prac-
tice. a. compared with professions of
economy, may be seen in the fact that
the books of the Secretary of State
show that "a realms of letter heads
have been drawn for the House of
Representatives This 10 equal to
2,669 sheets for each member "a an
weeks. Somebody IL there Who Is
familiar with the way stationery 10
disposed Of in Knox counlv. And
this h DemocIatic oconowv.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10

The Kokono Tribune truthfully
says: "A man who is fool enough
to hope for reform through the De-
moeracy, has q brain as soft as .
pumpkin thawed out in the spring
after having been frozen AL win.
ter."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10


In ,sesHnit Of paymsat Of psindpal ana
county. state OF Indiana, on the loans OF
Monday. the s>d day of March, 1875, be-
tween the honrs Of 10 O'Clock = M. and
O'Clock p M. offer for sale At the Court House
door, IN the city OF Mchrn0nd Wayne
county. Indiana, TO the hfgheef bidder for
cash. 50 much of the mortxaged premises ~
viii sAtisfy the amounx thereon. respective
~ for Principal, interest. damages and
coats, Is follows. to wtts Mortxaged prem
t>ss as follows, 70 Wit:
No. loss. The west half Of tho
southwest quarter Of section is, town.
ship IL, range Is east ALSO part Of
eAs assshusat quarter Of said section.
Beginning at the southwest corner Of
sAid northwest quarter; ruAninethencc
eest 50 poles: thence north 40 poles;
thence west 50 poles; thence south 20
poles to the place Of beginning. Con.
s,sfine In All one hundred acres. (lO0).
Mortgaged by Milton r.. Harris. Prin-
cipai, $1,000. intsresl, SlA.67. Dam
ages, so %. Printsrs' Sees SSOI
Total, sl037 81.
Witness my hand ana the s~al
ere OF the mis<icner~' Court
lSE-kr-l OF wayne county. Iuslaana
at Richmond, thiA nth DIV
of February, lSsa.
ELTHU NJ. PARKER.
4s-sw Auditor
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10

If the Republicans of Ohio want to
create genuine revival in the party
ranks this year, fheywiu nominate Old
Ben Wade For Governor He is right
on all the issues, and would make an
exceedingly strong candidate as
against Old Bill Allen, whom the
Democrats propose to put on the track
for a second heat If the Republicans
of Ohio could be made to omit fighting
among themselves over the Federal
efficcs. they could carry the State this
fail.-Vineennes Times.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10

ED III SAMPLE to Agents Ladies'
hLL Continuation Needle book,
with ChroInos- Send stamp. DEAN CO.,
New Bedford. Mass. 524w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10

323 Main street, have just received q large
stock of new goods, embracing the latest
style Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods. This firm make q speciality of
keeping the best and the latest in the
market. Call and see them.
Broadway Silk Hats, Spling styles, at
Lewiston & McMeans. 52-1In.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10
HAvE YOU TRIED
JURUBEBA.
.Rk YOU

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1t Is no alcoholic appetizer, which Sttm u
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It regulates the Bowels, quiets the nerves,
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It's operation is not violent, but is cIlarac-
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This n no new and untried discovery, but
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Ask your druggist for it. For sale by
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saA- New York
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10
r HI. NORTON.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

You can save % per cent by buying your
Boots and shoes of ]. NJ. Williams & Co.,
29e Main street, Big Boot Upside Down,
Richmond, Indiana. f6
Rubber Boots and Shoes repaired on
short notice. 52.3m.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10
NEEDLES.

T. H, Stinson, No 81 North Fifth street,
Richmond, Ind, dealer In all kinds of Sew
ing Machine Needles and Attachments;
Best Spring steel Needles, II for % cents, o
for 30 cents, 3 for p cents. Needles sent by
mail to any address upon receipt of price, :
Il E.e 52-3m.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10

WE warrent every pair of boots and shoes
w sold, to give entire satisfaction. We
sell good goods cheaper than the cheapest.
Boots and Sooes made to order
Gents fancy sewed Boots and Shoes TO
measure. Frank Taylor,
No. 200 Main streSS,
Richmond Ind.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10
NTICHIGAN LUMBER YARD.

Shingles, Latf, Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Mouldings Flooring and Siding. Noble St.,
foot of Eighth street, Richmond, Indiana.
Lock box 1IS9. All kinds of shop work
promptly furnished Having q Saw Mil
in Michigan, we are prepared to I'LL orders
for Long Stuff on short notice. 52-3m.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
A NEGRO OUTRAGE.
\ Butcher GarrOted.

Yesterday morning, about 3o'clock Mr. j. Bap-
tiste Pettcih left his residence at III Frenchmen
street for the purpose OF going to his butcher
shop, on MariSny between Urquhart and direaud
streets.
When at the corner Of Elysian Fields and Ur-
quhart streets, he met three negro mel who.
after they got in his rear, grasped him around
the neck and threw him 10 the ground.
Seeing and approaching his condition,
Mr. Petteih struggled desperately to free him.
self from their clutches, and only did SO by slip
ping his arms ont Of his coat-sleeycs, upon which
he rolled from under them, and, gaining his feet
succeeded in making his escape, running in the
direction Of his house, pursued by the three
negro thieves.
MIR. Petteih was badly chokcd by the ruftians,
but sustained no loss except his coat. He does
not know the men who attempted the robbery
On gaining his house h procured his pistols and
went III selch q the thieves but they had left
for parts unknown. Ii is also stated that there
was no police officer in sight at the time.
A little boy i'll Albany bit lis tongue while rock
ng IN a char and led to oeath.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-28
AT THIRTY.

Caroline, this very morning
Listen, love, and make the tea
The clock Of time with dismal warning,
Thirty strokes tolled out for me.
Thirty, have / lost in truth
The bloom, the hopes Of happy youth
Yes, I'm thirty; vanish quite
Dreams, Illusions Love, goodnight!
Yes, I'm thirty, and the chance is
Here's the turn Of my campaign:
Air-tuilt castles, love-fcd fanc!ess
You will ne'er return again.
Fled the rosy hours Of pleasure,
Lost their perfume, spent their treasure
Reason coughs a hint imperious-
"Fnend, we're thirty-pray be serious.
Child Of heavenly ancestry,
Sorrows twin and comforter,
Generous friend, sweet Poetry,
Ny hearts best Interpreter.
Hear-the Panaects cry For shame
Throw your Dante to the tlameo
Ariosto, burn him too;
dlc, you're thirty. Verse, adieus
On the map used to wander,
Now see France, now far Bengal:
lime and money proudly squander,
Till the world seemed all too small
Wingless mortals, cool your fever.
Colds the universal lever.
II You've gold at thirty, we'll;
II not, seek a hcrmit's cell.
Shams hated, truths divine
Long sought, am seeking yeSo
Where undlmmed by age they SHINE
In great Natures pages set
What DO you mean WITH all this pO'hef.
Why's, and howa, and this, and t'others
Truth deceiycs her tondest lover
No, you're thirty, throw her overs
Well, love, you'll he al the KINDER
And Ill ask no joy but you:
Let who will seek Truth and find her:
Dreams, Illusions, Hopes, adieu!
Come we'll, what! Why these excuses.
Frowns, and scoHls, and childish ruses?
One would think my hands were dirty
forgot see~im thirty
.iplRet01.'s JonTna'.