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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-07-14

The indianapolis Journal learns
that General Joseph Lane is still
alive and vigorous. lie killed pam
Their on the first of July and deliver
al an grafton on the fifth.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-07-14

Kosciusko county is now agitatine
the question of building a new court
house.
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It is said that Arkansas City, will
gather 100000 of Wild plumbs this
season.
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Mrs. v. NJ. Beamer was granted a
divorce in the Marion Circuit Court,
last week. Mr.. Beamer made no re-
sistance to the application whatever.
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The funeral Of Chief j Justice Wood
ward, of Pennsylvania. took place at
Wilkesbarre, on Sunday, the 10th
inst.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-07-14

James s. Wright has been appoint
ed Internal Revenue Storekeeper for
the first district of Indiana.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-07-14

Hon. John Coburn is building q
twelve thousand dollar residence at
Indianapolis this season.
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The trial Of the negro Monroe, for
the murder of his wife short time
ago, was commenced at Indianapolis
last week. It is the prevailing opin-
ion that he will be hung.
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The Indianapolis Herald asks:
"What has the city ever done to Hon.
Franklin Landers that he should
conspire to inflict Hon. w. D. Kelly
on us? We have Buchanan and con-
slant rain, and it seems that these are
enough to punish us for our SINS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-07-14

Eleven building permits were is
sued at Indianapolis last week. aggre-
eating $56, $50.
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The jury in the Monroe monkey
wrench wife-murder case. of Indiana
polls, on Sunday last. returned YER
dict of guilty, aud sentenced him to
confinement in the penitentiary for
life Hanging in this State by author
ity Of law is about played out.
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Gen. Francis p. Blair, jr., died at
his home in st. Louis. Mo-. Thursday
evening last, of his old disease, the
apoplexy. He was little past fifty
four wears of age
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A young lady in Jefferson county
was married on Wednesday of last
week, and on Saturday burned to
death. in the usual way of kindling a
fire with coal oil. Her name was
Mrs. j. T. Burton.
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Gen. Tom Brady. of Muncie, as
sumed the duties of Supervisor of In
ternal Revenue, in this district, on
the first of this month, vice Simon 7.
Powell.
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The Ohio Democratic State Com
mittee have decided to formally open
the campaign at Gallipolis, July 81,
with speeches by Thurman and AL
len
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Gov. Hendricks has released the
sureties who were on the bail bond
of the late Isaac E. Burson, from the
amount they were required to pay by
the Wayne Circuit Court.
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For Sale or Exchange.

Chicago Property4 acres Grove Lot, So
acres on Fourth and Fifth avenues.
Ia Seventy tive lots, brick House and barn,
acres orchard and small fruit, in Rich
mond, Indiana.
240 acre farm south Of Greensburg, on
turnpike, in Ripley county; go acres in Tip
ton county; l60 in Stark county, Indiana.
5000 acres of land in six of the Western
States. Address ]. w. FREE, Agent,
5-tf I79 Warren avenue, Chicago, II
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From late Washington dispatch
we extract the following: Treasurer
New is getting fully established in
his new Office. He says he intends to
conduct it for while as if it were a
bank, and then resign the position.
He accepts the trust with great re-
luctance, and is evidently entering
upon the discharge of its duties with
the intention of managing this public
Office as if it we're successful private
business enterprise"
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VEGETABLETONIC

which assists digestion, and thus stimulates
the appetite for food necessary to inyigOr-
are The weakened or inactive organs, and
gives strength to all the vital forces.
IT CARRIES ITS OWN RECOMMENDA-
TON. as the large and rapidlp increasing
sales testify. Price One Dollar a bottle. Ask
your druggist for il. FULLER & FULLER,
Chicago, Ill. Wholesale Agents. Is 4w
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A farewell banquet was given to the
American team Of rifemen at Belfast,
Ireland, on the 9th instant. Robert
Thompson, a prominent merchant of
that place, presided, and made
speech. Mayor Lindsay, was present.
and presented Colonel Guildersleeve
with the cup won by him. at Clannde-
beye, and said that the citizens Of
Belfast were glad the cup was going
to American. The best Of feelings
prevailed on both sides.
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At a meeting Of the pew holders of
Plymouth Church, on Wednesday
evening, aud by an unanimus vote. the
salary of the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher was raised to 500. 900, for
the current year.
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NNANTED AGENTS Everywhere to
w canvass for our great Centennial
book, worthy the special notice of expe-
rtenced agents. For particulars address the
publisher, B. b. RUSSELL, Boston, Mass.
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+. Nutting & Co.'s stavAArd barrel
heading factory at Indiapapolis, was
burned on Monday morning. The
loss is estimated at from $50, 900 to
5000. The origin of the fire is sup
posed to be the work of an iuceudiary.
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FORTUNE IN TT. Every family buys
. it. Sold by Agents. Address, q. s.
WALKER, Erie, Pa. 1S-4w
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THE PALLADIUM.


nrcnnoND. lxD.. JULY Il. 1875.
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wherever IL Has Been TFie
JURUBEBA.

has established itself as q perfect regulator
and sure Remedy for disorders of the sys-
tenn arising from improper action of the
Liver and Bowels.
TITS Nor 4 FHYSIC, but, by stimulating
the secretive organs, gently and gradually
removes all impurities, and regulates the
entire system.
TITS NOT A DOCTORED BITTERS, but
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Kpightstown has q boat club.
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Col. John w. Forney, who is at
present in England and acting as
agent of the Centennial Exposition,
together with influential Americans
and Englishmen, are endeavoring to
induce our government to have all
works of art intended for exhibition
brought over free of duty; and, it is
stated. if they are successful in this,
there will be remarkably fine dis
play from that country.
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The Evansville Courier says that
Robert Dale Owen is now safe with
his own children at New Harmony,
where he is receiving all the care that
affection can bestow. It is pitiable
sight to see the venerable and gray
haired gentleman passing about the
streets of the village of New Harmony
and witness his acts, which indicate
too clearly hfs alteration Of mind.
, 1875-12-12
ILLINOIS,.


6pecfdf Correspondence of The Cticago Ttfburr,
WAUKEaAN, Ill, Dec. 1.-THE most interest
ing affair Of the week in social circles WAS the
Baptist eoclable. which took place at the resi-
dence Of 6. II. Fox, On Washington street, last
Thursday evening. The attendance was large,
and all present enjoyed themselves greatly.
The following evening the Presbyterian go
ciab|e WAS held at the residence Of Mrs. Dicken-
son on State street. Although the condition Of
the weather w1s anything but encouraging, the
attendance was large. Tho evening was d very
pleasant one for all present.
PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Wizard returned home from
their Wedding trip Tuesday last,
Mr. G. II. Story, of this city, started for Texas
TUESDAY d. o*o5nins' * hseontempia'es purchasing
Joseph Conners lest for Texas Thursday. He
will remain but short titne.
William 8. Seares, Esq-, started for St. Louis
Wednesday. He will be absent about two weeks.
alr. J. c. Peck returned home from the East
Saturday last with new wife.
REI10IoUs.
Methodist Church-The Rev. ". D. Achison.
Evening subject, '' Requisites to True Worship"
Baptist Chu1ch-Pre1chirg this morning and
evening by the pastor. the Rev. s. S. Fisk
jubilee meetings have been held eTerv even
ing during the past week At the Catholic Church.
Elder ". Collins. OF the Christian Chapel will
preaeh this e'elnG = 9pSn p ,,.9 .Ksssner.t'0n."
The City Council, at their meetiog last Mon
day evening, decided to place IN readiness the
building joining on the east, the one now used
BY the Fire Department for the use Of Torrent
Engine Company. The company propose to Il
up the second story, and will erdesyor to procure
library for its members.
, 1875-12-12
PARK RIDGE.


: Tho entertainment which WAS advertised to be
given under the auspices Of the Social and Lit
erszy Club Monday evening last at the u. E.
Church, ana WAS unavoidably postponed by
reason ct the illness Of Mrs. Lynde, Of Milwau-
Fee, who WIS to occupy the evening with select
readings and 1ecitations will certainly take place
tomorrow evening ut the same place. As this
is the first public entertainment given By the
Club, and the first OF any kind offered here thus
far this esason, it is hoped thst it may be hbe1-
ally pssronized. The programme is good ono
and comprises many excellent selections. Tha
, 1875-12-12
pressed unbounded enjoyment, and hied them
to their several homes.

pressed unbounded enjoyment, and bied them
to their several houes.
MArsImos1AI.
Wednesday afternoon at half-pask VAS con-
6ummAted the coutract between II. Herrick.
Esq, of Oshkosh nnn Miss Gerry Lukes Of
Racine. The ceremony WAS performed at the
Chapel OF the Ruiy lnnoceuts, on Washington
avenue, uhlch was flied with the many friends
OF the bride long pe3ore the bridal party made
their appearance. The dresses of the ladies
personally interested IN the services were very
eteeaur The br1de looked especially beautiful
in the magnificent dress and other matrimonial
paraplaernalia Which she wore. After the cere-
mony reception Was held at the residence Of
Dr. and Mrs. L,1kes, where the friends OF the
family congregated to tender their blessings and
wishes for the future happiness Of the coalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Herrick left for the South on the
$40 train. After the "honeymoon EK1p" is
over With they will locate in Oshkosh as their
r6sting place.
Personal.
Miss Sherman, OF Milwaukee, wes in the olfy,
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, last weak.
F. G. Rauney. Treasurer OF tho Western Union
Railway, registered at the Hall "Wednesday
night.
fruf. Ia Bomb1rIe was in tho city Thursday.
There was Convention Of Bishops at Naclne
College ThurEdzy, visitors OF DR..
Dc Hoyen's.
Miss Nickham, one Of nacine's most beautiful
and accomplished ladies. visited Milwaukee last
week, Is per appointment With the eta" of
Elkhorn society, Miss Davis.
Gardner Hewitt, OF Union Grove, one OF the
old settlers, suddenly dropped dead ot heart dis
ease whilc attending IN auction list Thursday..
, 1875-12-12

admission-fee is 25 cents for adults aud Is cents
for children making it within the reach of all,
Either s4ate's~Attorqey Bead with his Criminal
city, or tho police for once iu their history. 1ava
gotten it OF virtue, and. contrary to their pre-
vlous experience and teaching. have learned that
one OF the objects Of that immaculate body ls
to pursue and detect offenders, instead OF par
scouting honest mon. Whatever be the reason,
the thieTes seem 20 naso oesaken themselves 90
the country, and general complaint is made all
along the line of ther depredas1onH Among
others. this suburb Was compllmented with
visit last week me barn o. Ar. ; ~. .: ShetIln a
being broken into !nesday night, anp hne
single harness sad ro6e etoien- The officers are
on their track, .ad having IN t9e.E possession to
some clew to the perpetrators, 1t Is hoped that
the guilty parties may Dc caught anu punished.
Az it is always customary - iock sne barn aater
the horse is stolen. waech.doEa and genera!
oyerhauling OF door-tasten'nss Ii the order OF
the day: a.
The little FOLKS OF the Methoolst Eplscopal
Church school are to pave Chf1sfmaa festival
The main featuIe WIN % supper. after "n1ch
the children viii be amused M geo 70 tnen neasts con
tent. Inc mna.e1 10 ~ VIZ no!uo " o co.i'auit
, 1875-12-12
Tbs standard for passing having been raised is
reE cent, it Is probable that larger plumber
than usual will be unable to stand the :sgueeze."
md will be '.lc1t"



GENERAL NOTES
The 1fev. Mr. Young viii preach this morning
and evening at tho Fullerton Avenue Church.
The Rev- Mr.. Lloyd will preach at the Cougrs-
gatonal Church, and the Rev. Mr. Lashrop at
the Methodist Church, Ravenswood. Tho Lake
View Sunday School Association will hold anplh-
Or union meeting next Sunday night at the Ia
NORWOOD Congregational Church. The Ravens
vooaer5 complain somewhat Ut the acant hoapi-
tality that mas extended to them at the last meet
ing held ct tho Fullerton Avenue Church. 1t
was anslmated to their choir that they would be
expected to sing, but not only were they not ill.,
vited into the singers corner when the time xrr1y
cd, but were not even provided with song-oooks.
Ihey intend next Sunday night to give the South
Eno lesson IN courtesy. So, boys, get your
throata ready.
The Directors Of School District No. have
issued : neat pamphlet entitled Lake View
Public Schools" embodylnX code of laws for
the more systematic management OF their
schools Henceforth II q teacher does not walk
In the way she should 20 it will not be for lack
Of precept for the whole course OF her daily
life, from "a to lizard. is here laid down in
black and white, so that she who runs may read.
Each family in the district is to be furnished
with copy Of this "l.ake Wow Code" 30 that
the teachers can be ''gone for" in duo form
when necessary.
Inc plpe~layerB have done well during the past
week, having put in ! miles Of pipe, making
nearly miles now in. or more titan half tue
length called for by contract. The Ha1sted street
main is in from the works to Diye1sy street. .
lins connecting across the latter street With the
Green Bay road. and running down to Fullerton
avenue. and thence around 70 Orchard. Anoth-
or line is in from Halsted across on Belmont to
Sheffield, down the latter to Fullerton, and
thence west to Seminary. Tho su1zer aveaae
main is making good progress Kayensw ood-
ward. and will arrive there ere many DAYS. Al
together. the little arrangement made between
tho contractor and the clerk Of the weather has
worked well, aud the energy Of the one and for-
peatance Of the other IRE doing uoude1s,-a half
mile Of pipe being laid in some eiofle days.
The pumplng-worka are nov up ready for the
roof, and the tall chimney towers gracefully 70
feet above the scene. The. contractor for the
mason work has done his work we'll, and it will
bear critical inspection. The inse;-pipe 10 still
on thore, although nearly ready fer launching,
the contractor having announced his intention
to fight it out on that line ii it takes al winter.
On the whole, the torn ia gettins it's work done
well and cheaply, aud there is small ohanoa for
the water grumbers to complain.
The Pleasant Hours Club gave another hop at
the Ravenawood School Friday night with the
usual happy results The Amusement Club will
give its first entertainment at Nr. John N. Hills
to-uo1roW night
, 1875-12-12

The Boston Transcript says OF Osgood1
" Vest-Pockes Series " Of Whittier's :. Snow.
Bound" Longfel:ows II Evaagelne. +" aud Emer.
sons more practical essays, that - tho popularity
Of this biJou edition IL = foregone conciumon.h
Itis indeed nobody can see the beautiful Nttis
boofs without resolving tho instaat 70 hays
than.
, 1875-12-12
kENOSHA.
4@FtErHfFETH

Spccial Correspondence sf The Chicdoo Tribune.
KxxosuA. Wis, Dec.- 9.-The past week has
furnished moro than the usual number Of social
entertainments for old and young, aud the out
look for tho next four weaks is full OF promise
for good time during the holidays. Monday
evening Bryant's Minsttels performed at k1mbail
Hall The evening was rainy, but, in spite Of
this disagreeable drawback, m Appreciative All
dience assembled to enjoy their negro melodies.
The performance. of this troupe was above the
average OF those uaua1ly visiting this city, and
pleasant night would have seen the hall
crowded. Thursday evening the Congrega~
tioala1izts opened the pleasant parlorB OF their
church to the public and served all the delicac1es
Of the season, with some fne music and reading
thrown in as an appetizer. To besute small
sum Of money Was necessary to enjoy all these
pleasures, but, rs the money thus obtained goes
toward completing the new church building. MI
feel interested to help the good work along.
These sociables aud festivals combined will be
given every three weeks by the ladies Of this
Society, and no plessanter place for the young to
spend an evening can be fodnd in the city. Ihe
Baker family, OF Waukegan, began their re-
hearsals for the rendering Of the 0rato1io Of
Babylon" some time in the future, one evening
this week, ani number OF singers found time to
put in an appearance. judging, with truth, that
the practices WIS worth something to them. Two
card parties also took place during the week,
but, as one young lady remarked, NOS ol
"enough consequence to be noticed by those
correspondents" However. they were pleasant
affairs, and heartily enjoyed BY those present.
Friday evening the ladies OF the Unitarian
Church gave dancing party at Smnoos' Hail.
The attendance was good, and the party ia an
rsspects success Tha supper was gotten up
BY the lad.es OF the Society. and was we'll wor-
thy the attention Of the guests.
THk PROJECT
OF establishing q temperance cofee-Toon in this
city, with = reading room attached has been nn-
der. discussion aome months. For time it
seemed rs it the project would end in mere talk,
but recently several gentlemen have promised
pecuniary aid. There il too much at stake in
this matter to admit OF long deliberations on tbs
subject, and > little material aid at the present
moment will insure The opening OF this coffee
room. Once started. its SUCCESS IL certain. Ihe
noble ladies' who have worked so long aud dlli-
gently to interest the public in thus matter
should now receive soma substantial encourage
ment.
THE CIT
vas Vl6lsed ny oestrnctlso nre las@ Wednesday
sounded mud flames we're discovered issuing
from tho playing mill and joiner-ehop belonging
to Mr. William Harrison, On PARK street. As
water was SCARCE, and the engines . long time IN
getting into working order, the fre made rapid
headnay, and, before any efficient prosress was
mAdo toward putting It out, the large planning
mill and shops, also dwelling house, we're con-
sumed. TIE new steam re-eoginc, when once
6&Y6C
, 1875-12-12
GOSSIP FOR THE lhUES.
Love . and the Pull-Back '-.-
The Question Of Small
Waists.
What It Costs to Dress a Fashionable
Woman---Tha Finale Of Lit
tie Game.
Mfddle.Aged Charmers---No Christmas.
Presents---A Wedding Company
.-.HoW Charlie Was Puz. =:


CONSTHAlNT.
Down through the orchard wAndere<1 W,
Where, bending Low, esch hurdened tres
Hung full Of fruit,gr yellow.
Twas morning, and the autuRn-sun
Shone on the leaves Of gold sud I'm
With rzdfauea soft and mellow.
There csme blush upon her checl;
thought my time had coma to speak.
She seemed go sad and lender;
touched her snowy, dinap1ed hand.
Ba. found no words 1T my command,
Sly burning love to render.
At LAST ne paused beneath . tree,
The branch that sheltered her and me
Reached low It's luscious fruit.
b seated, pray" gently plead;
~ caunot-caunot,H r soft sho said,-
I'm in my walking suit"
-ScrItsaer for Decemter. +
, 1875-12-12

thing man can do Is to git m1r1iod. Gimme
three. and bet you nve beans. Bein' single has
it's advantages. See it sad raise You six But
the comfo1t q mSn takes ia havin' wife and
home OF his orn can't b. told. Raise mo ten,
oh 7 See it an snd call. Dammit, you've got
the pot agln. Jim, put bit OF ice in mine an \
dash Of bittars. Yes. boys, wife's good
thing. you bet vour bottom dollar Whew Ten
to come in! All right, Jim stradd:c your
bind. Now. whao mau gets through his davis
work an feels tlred Ia worn out what's nlcer'n
to 20 homo an find good little wife waiting fnr
sou, ready to throw her axm5 round yer neca al
% Lorli"
walked in with shaul over her head ald
brought him one on the eide OF the had that
sent bis cards asaeine aud uDsts his cocktail.
Neither OF them spoke word, but he looscd -
ii he had lost Que foot OF 1is su a. 10 followed
her out.