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TO THE SUFFERING, y...
TheBer. WitliaaB. Korton, while reald
lag in Brazil aa a Missionary, disco rered ia
that land of aadieiaea a remedy for Consump
tion, Scrofula, Sore Throat, Cougha, Colds,
Asthma, and Kervons Weakness. This rem
edy ha a cured myself alter all other aedl
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tbe reeeipe for preparing and using thia rem
ady to aU who doeite it FREE OFXOAJtOM
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and addraaa oa N. 'Address,
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p9TRK CONFESSIONS OF AN INT Av
LID, pwbllebed as a warning to young aja
and ethers who suffer from aerrowa Debility,
Ac, supplying the miams or sii ona.
Writtoa by om U e Mowaff, and
sent free on receiving a poet-paid directed
envelope.
Address, Natsakibl Vavvaib, Brooklya
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LOC XIECORD.
Applea are abundant and cheap.

A little more touching up wouldn't hart
some of the residences In town. f
Counter-irritants People who examine the
whole Block and buy nothing.
Water in tha wells in
ing quite acarce. v
this place, is
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Thaokagiving wiUeooa be ia order.
Forkner is oonatantly receiving new1 goods.
Tbe streets wore orowded .'with teams year
tardar, and baeineaa aecmed to be Urely in
every quarter of the city. ;fi
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The nutting aeaaon ia upon ua, and lerge
nnmbera of all the kinda that grows' in this"
region, are plentiful.
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Red flannel baads encircling the hecks o
drcaay young aeu are the lateat "thing of
beauty" aeea oa tbe atreeta.
Iraiera are plenty. They never put up
a cant lor advertiaing. Chin music is their
beat bold. I
A aleek-Iooking" indirida .1; took fn'qulte
a pile of half-dollars the other evening with
a lottery acheae. v
The dwelling .house of Mr. Hamllloa
Saodgraas, ia Kettle Creek townabip, was
burned on Wednesday night of laat week,
Notbiog aavad but .what was ia the lower
part of the bouse. -:v" v v
-4)ne dollar and a half can not be better
aviated than by paying for a copy of the
Palladium for a year.
By their fruits ye shall know them.
Fair dealing, good goods and email prufita ia
the rule at Forkner a.
Tbe work of opening new goo da has been
going on at a lively rata at Forknera, and tbe
ehelvee are being filled with new anl elegant
goods. Cal and aee them. y'
You can gat good gooda at fair trice and
have the additional pleasure of trading.. with -i
pleasant and agreeable gentle men by going to
Foiknnre.
Rev, John Rehatemen, is now the pastor of
the South Franklin atreet German Lutheran
Church. We have heard of several of hie
congregation highly commending their new
Paator.
Fruit dealer slate that the grape sesssa Is
ear its end, sad judging from the ahruakea
skins ol the fruit, the dealers aie correct.
Tbe melancholy days have come, Tbe sad
dest of. the year. Ceameaee meats are upon
as, and aweet girls graduate, with their geld
ea (falee) hair, are being turned loose a pen
the world, trweeed with decorum and stuftad
with morale.
The old naida of New Albany are to Save
a reJaiOB; Partiea who are iatareatei a' the
viaegar Jauslness ought to set their vmswatad
eider acau where near tbe pathwav of the aa
eieot ladiee,Bo that they wil be likely to
glance at it aathey pass. II they 'were to
conclude to have each a reuaioa here, what a
meeting that would be, my country men
Large quantities of potatoes are eoai sg isr
to markst. Prices by the load rene 9p'
45 to SOeeate perbuabel, at which Sgarej Ca
well growa'iMarphya"are snapped up Bt
at any loss of time. -s .v
"FiRM.--Ak" twenty minutes
o'elock this morning, flames were
discovered issuing from the build
ing .adjoining No: t Engine House
on the north, and occupied a a,
Horse Collar Manufactory by Wig
gins Co. The boi'iding contain
d combustible material for pad
ding aollaf saftd the Ineendiat a
torch ir supposed to have been the
origin of thte fire. The prompt ar
rival of the Are department soon
extinguished the flames, and the
loss was but small.
Hon. Isaac Jenkinaon, Consul to
Glasgow, waa- in our city, tyednes-
day last, en route, with his Nvife; to
bcotland.
The Ledica Aid Society fur the relief Of
tbe. poor are doina; a good work is l-ehalf of
the aufferera by the wUconein Urea, and
ahonld reeeira tha uraHt eneonraircment o I
all oar eitisena. Dnricg tha paat weak they
made op a large lot of clothing, which laat
evening waa aent to Milwaukee to bediatrib
ated jadiciewaly among thoaa1ai;riee4 l tka
bnrued diatricta These Udiai i wa think are
imbued with the tre apirit of Christianity.
They llrat clothe the naked and feed hungry j
believing that tbe body mutt be in a favora
ble condition era tha spiritual necaiailiea
eaa be .afbctirelr administered aato.
TawanM Aocttwn1.-i-1k little boy1, bob or
Louia Sehiefner, reaiding on Sonlh Pixth
atreet, met with a terrible aecidant laat week-
His mother bad just removed a kettle of bail
ing hot aoap from the stove, and. tbe little
I fellow in paaain.'slaablad aadlall Into it
His motbar witaeaaed the accident and pulled
him ont immediately, bnt ha waa burned so
badly that death ensued in a few daya.
We arc informed by John DsJIev. Gene-
ratiaaitaaitaa Globe1 Mutual- Inaarancc
Company inatained no loaa by tha Chicago
i fire. Its branch office, No. 124 La Salle at
waa burned, but all ita books anl papera
were found entire when the aafe waa opened.
Tha Company have as- fttada lavweted in Chi
cago.
A new mode of auicida waa attempted
one ilay laat week, near Economy. Ellea
Cbaudresa, a fair young womaa of 18 yeara,
placed a musket at hjr th.gh, and by some
meana discharged tat- eootenta of ahot aod
wadding iatn it, laaeratiog Uie flaah terribly-
and f battering tha bone. She affirms that aba
knew nothing of tbe affair until aha fell. Dr.
Clark, who was called to attend her, aays that
death must ensue.
A general alaugh taring buaineaa will b
attend toby J M, Paxaou 4 Co.,at.tha old
Paxaon stand on Laat Main atreet, where ex-
tenaiva preparationa are new being made to
accommodate the eitisena by slaughtering,
oultiag, Bailing r Snd i aogarc curing to order'
.beef, bega, Ae. :The beat of meats of aU
kindaeanbe had there, and the prices for the
earns ar reasonable,' Give Paxaoa A Co. a
call. iisa&is.,':- -..J
Bibtb.Dat Pbksubt. On Saturday
last, S. A-Mendenhall had a Photograph
of his house and grounds on the south
west corner of Market and Fifth taken,
together with tbe figures of about seventy-live
of his relatives, and friends, inter
speised ever his premisesrto be aent to
his wile, now in Bhodo- Island, in com
memoration ol her birthday. Messrs.
Mote dk Swain, the aecemplisbed Plioto
grapher of our city; were the artists,
and thS 'besalifal .piciare 6r Mr. M's
home and the accurate likeneases of the
friends of himself and his dear companion
attest their skill ia tha art: u It ia a com
plete success, and no better or more ap
propriaie present, or one that would be
more bighly prized, could be thought of
than this.
We regret to learn, from tbe remarks
made by Or Hauahton, in an impromptu
address on the occasion... that Mr. Meu-
denhalt purposes making his horns in
Rhode Island, .nd will take this, to h
V wm. u T
n. A enaj tAr. in lK. h a m v..W
or ten day a. .Mr. M., in responss to the
Doctor's fervent wishes Of all present for
wi mw m.v vuiiij a ufriuvne hu pvu
parity in their proposed new home,
bade all present sn affectionate adieu and
on behali of his absent wife, thanked the
friends and neighbors present for afford
ing her the gratification that their fa
miliar faces would bring her.
The occasion, whilst Messrs. Mots
(3 wain wets preparing their phatograpbie
apparatus, was improved by three or
four 'sets who passed the time pleasant
ly in play ing what is technically Called a
game of, Presbyterian billiards. 'and in
groups enjoying social converse. It was
a pleasant and happy meeting, au J i sU
present, looked i as though they felt it
was good to bathers. fv.ii;i!
Woodcock are becoming tolera.
bly plenty in this vicinitv. A num
ber were killed during the week
Tbe National Association of
Local Preachers. of. tbe Methodist
Church was in session at Indianap
olis this week. Dr. Heard and B
C. Sbuto represented Richmond.'
A young man from New Paris
took a vremenade with one of the
Bunker Hill 'soiled doves Satur
day eveuing. f..$10 SO is what liie
walk cost him!.
on-iuerab!o lain tell here on
Wednesday and Thursday. It was
much needed, and more would be
very acceptable.
j The Security Insurance Compa
ny has failed and made an assign
ment A' number of our citizens
were insured in this Company.
Fort Wayne boasts of having
fewer saloons than any city in the
West.
As the weatheris getting cold
er, weddings are on the increase.
The Pan Handle road has pur
chased five new freight engines
and four passenger engines.
The Odd Fellows of this city
have presented their brethren of
New Gsrden Lodge at Newport,
with a: beautiful chandelier,
j The Indisna Baptist State Con
vention will convene at Indian
apolis on the 3 1 st
continue ons week.
instant, and
i Ifyouflnd.a .young msn Aiyell
enonghV, to woray never 1st well
enough" a loan.
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t Tha farmers are
crib corn.
beginning to
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Upledger is Sheriff of Allen, county,
Nelson Limpus -lives at Connenville
George A Walkup at Terra Hants and
Theodore Onitoff at Lafayette Indiana
polis News
0 Richmond had "Jesus Christ
Tratnplett, agent for patent paper collars,
within her borders a few days, bat he
left for Indianapolis! We nave now a
Miss Bibla,"a MissoIIuggetf'and a Mr.
Woody ard among us.
Sons idea of the intense beat
of tha fire in Chicago, may be
formed. by looking at tue masses
of molten queensware in the show
windows of lliff and Jordsn.
Go to the Fulton Market
for your oysters. Phil is receiving
daily the largest and fattest bi
valve that come to this city, which
he is selling as cheap as any other
dealer.
The Elephant has a shell bell
and a Jenny Lind table.'
Firs The report that Are was
raging iu the woods a abort dis
tance west of the city, caused in
tense excitement last Snnday. It
waa discovered that a fire had been
kindled in Hickory Swamp, but no
material damage was done to prop.
erty.rxcpt in; the caae of Mr.
ElhatOnV, who had, a considerable,
quautity-of corn in the shock
burned .c-:,' 1
A" There is no truth in the re
port that Dickinson dc Meerhoff
have suspended business. They
are still driving ahead at their old
stand on South Sixth street, near
Mala, where they have a full sup
ply of the best styles of pumps,,
bath fixtures, and every thing, else
in their line which they arc sell
ing at the lowest rates.
Itenomi ParsbaU's eon, Willie
(residing in Boston township,)
aged about nine years, whilst gsth-
ering pumpkins, had the sight of J
his eye so seriously injured,, bv
coming in contact with a Jamestown-weed
bur, that it is feared he
will lose it entirely! Dr. Hobos
has the little fellow in charge, and
if skill will effect a restoration of
tight, there is yet hops.
StraraisB. Our worthy Marshal,
Wm: Zimmerman, was inveigled
intoVSwo'a clothing store, last
Saturday evening; After getting
him ia a private room he was or-,
dersd to divest himself of his 'dude'
ss quickly -as possible, an order
which he cheerfully complied with,
when lie was informed that his.
friends bad procured for him a.
beautiful new uniform, at a cost qf
60, ,Thi Marshal was much af
fected by this mark of respect of
his -friends, and the only speech he
could make was, 'Gentlemen, 1
thank you.' The suit was made in
Swujie's best style,, and the 'fit'
was worthy the reputation of John
H .'Scott; the cutter."
jlt.is suggested by many of our
citizens that the new steam fire en
gine now lieing constructed at Sy
racuse, N. Y., for this eity, should
he called "Ezra Nye.": Mr Nye
as chairman of the Committee on
Fire Department,' hns dischayed
his duties very cfHoiently, and the
compliment is deserved. M 1 :i
A Germsn machinist went home
Sunday, as 'full as a tick, and de-
raanded his wife, a little, delicate
woman, to pull his boots, rsot
being able to comply, the man
snatched them "off, hurled one
through is window, and with the
other. cleird. the table-of about
half the queensware that was upon
it. He was arrested and fined for
being drunk and "disorderly.
A fight took place between two
colored, feminioes Saturday night.
A gentleman was requested to go
for the police to quell the disturb
ance, but he coolly remarked, ...'Let
'em fight I hops they will kill
each other I'll go a V towards de
j fraying the funeral expenses.'
A bobsb dashed across Main st.
Thursday, without driver or rider.
If the Marshal had seen him in time
he -would have been- caught and
fined for a violation of the rale pro
hibiting any; gait faster than a
Scaly. We acknowledge the rs.
1 ssipt of a nice etrtng of bsss from
our yonng friend Will Green.
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PERSONAL.
Al. Fink was in the
eitj Tuesday, and
favored as with a cafl.
Clias. Earnest, Esq., now of
Cincinnati, is at home on a visit.
Hon J P. Shanks, was at the
Huntington House, the first of this
week: V.
Wm S. Reid, Esq bagged 24
quail, three woodcock and three
jack snipe. Pretty fair hunting.
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Johnny Harrington 'set 'em up'
last Sunday. As a pumplit he is a
I success. i
Chief Fire Engineer Dougan had
the steamer out yesterday filling
the cisterns.
Churlea CofiBa and wife left far
their European tour, on Monday
I last. t rr- f
Mks. Millkr, of .Dover, deliver
ed a very interesting address be
fore Eden Degree of Rebekah, last
Saturday night. We are promised
a copy for publication.
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The f. i rural of Milton Hoi
i lingsworth, last Snnday. was vsry
largely attended, A fitting tribute
f of -respect to a worthy man."
9 John J. Conley of Boston
township, made 2 695 gallons of
sorghum in the last 34 days.
Hon. Thomas Ewino- Sr., died
Wedue-day afternoon at halt past
three o'clock, at his residence in
Lancaster, Ohio"
g3T Wm. J. Hiatt has removed
to his new establishment, two doors
west of his old stand, on Main et..
near Fifth Mr. H. his a stdendid
store room, well fillea with choice
groceries, about which we will say
Home hing noxt week
Oar yonng friend, John A. Robv, from the
extensive Fancy Dry Gtrada and Notion House
of J. E. Wynne A Co., St Pearl at,, Cincinna
ti, was in our city the Brat of this week; at-
tending to the toteresta of that popular h ouae
His beaith ia now first-rote.
-Charlie Poati ia going east to the eoal
ri ines, but will continue to ahip er-al to thia
and other places. Mr. Ciay Larah. hie part
ner, will remain here and do the buaineaa of
tha firm at tbe old stand, No. 161 Fort Wayne
avenue. We wish them success. Address
C.H.Doan A Co.
Hon. Geo. W. Julian, informs
the editor of the Winchester Jour
nal that he suU not take an active
part in politics until his health is
entirely restored
Theodore Thomas orchestra of
sixty performers, the finest in the
United Stales, gave,, a concert at
Torre Haute last Tuesday evening.
Why cannot Richmond have such
an entertain raieut i j
Silsby Co., Seneca Falls, N.
Y., have, contracted to furnish tbe
fire department or this city a
new steam fire engine of the most
approved construction, taking in
exchange our old steamer at 82,000
Zene and James fcohrer, Wayne
county boys, are successful whole
sale grocers in St. Paul, Minn. The
Pioneer says that they have the
finest house in the city. "Glad to
bear of their success.
The losses by lire -throughout
the Stste. and particularly in tbe
Northern portion, during the past
few weeks, have been very large,
though of course," they' sink into
insignificance when compared to
the destruction aad devastation at
Chicago, and in Wisconsin and
Michigan. Many families havo
I been turned out of house and. home,
and considerable suffering is likely
I to ensue in the burnt regions du
ring, the coming wiDter. Forest
and prarie fires are still rsging at
several points, and the people are
praying for a real jrood old fash
ioned rain. A small deluge would
be hailed with joy.
'Wayne county will be repre
sented on the United States Grand
Jury by,Ed. A.. J'ces, of this city.
Nathan Raymond. Of Cambridge.
Morrison Bnldridge, of Hagers
town, and J. L. Meek, of this city,
are en the petit jury. '4
It is n source of gratification to
record the spontaniety of tbe peo
ple in tiieir aid to suffering Chica
go. Si-.arce had the telegram an
nounced the disaster than the whole
nation resolved itself into a com
mittee of supplies and relief, and
tbe ill fated city in a few hours was
made happy with bret.d for the
starving! This charitable side of
hum toity is beautiful to behold,
and while Chicago may deplore her
ruins she certainly lies cause to
rejoice at the universal 'sympathy
of our people. Never has there
been such 'a calamity,- and never
such a noble response. 1
The N. A. Ledger says some fel
low wants to know what oan be
wetter than a woman with a cataract
In Tier eye, a waterfall on her hsadj
a creek in her bsek.forty springs Jrf,
her aktrt, and b!gh;.ttied shissr.
and then answers, why7in6wtttf
a-notion in her head, and swim
ming in tears. f 5
Two perfict apples, grown together.
and a double pumpsin,are freaks of nstare
that astonish the Kokomoians.
Go to Simmons for your coal.
J.Zeyen de Bro. are now in re
ceipt of a foil lias of costings to
which they invite special attention.
T, Fiesh flab, nicely cleaned,
tbe best of all kinds of fresh meats,
sngar oared, hams breakfast ba -con,
lard, and all kinds of fruits
and vegetables, csn always be found
at the Fulton Market.
John Dierck wants the public
to know that they can procure: tbe
best of all kinds of fresh1 and sail
ed meats, sausage, lard, feo. at his
establishment "on South Pearl st..
near Main, as cheap as at any place"
in the city. t
Free lunch every day at t!;c Ele
phant Saloon J
Beautiful, rare and coatly jewelry, the;
lateat and beat styles, everything from the
smallest trinket to tbe finest gold watch, caa
always ba fomad ia tbe baadsome jewelry
atore of M. H. Fletcher A Co. They are Bell
ing goods marvalonaly low for cash.
The benefit ball of' Adam
Sauer, Thursday evening, was well
attended, nd was in every respc-ct
one of the moat agreeable that ever
took place in this city
New style Silk Hat at John Suf-
nns ana somo,. or tue nobbiest
caps in the city
Wheat market lively.'
Pnriner Knrtlk Ar. F.imer have
purchased the lot on the southraMl
corner of Sixth and Noble streets,
and will pat in the fonndation
large,- building, to be used as u
wholesale grocery eslablisiiuaeni.
To get a lasbiouable Bonnet. Hat,
Feathers; Flowers, Ribbons, and
Millinery Goods of all colors and
descriptions and of the best quali-
ty, go to the Millinery Store of
Mrs.S. A.Davis, JSorth franklin
I Street, a few doors from Maid;
Elsra Nye Starr are now receiv
ing a very large stock: of all the best
styles of parlor and heating stoves.
(jail and see their stock, and take a look
at .their furnaces, mantels and tinware.
Their stock is as large and prices as rea
sonable as any establishment in the city.
-White Water Monthly Meet
ing of Friends has appointed a
petnianent committee to solicit,
collect and forward supplies of
food, clothing and money to the
Chicago and Michigan sufferers.
They have established a depot on
Noble street, in one of Mr. Parry's
rooms, which they propose to keep
open on 4th days;. (Wednesdays),
and 7th days, (Saturdays), for the
reception of supplies. Supplies
will be received at any time,' how -eterby
calling on any of tbe sub
committee, as below. The com
mittee feel that they can goarrantee
a prompt and judicious distribution
of goods placed in their hands.
The following list of articles has
been prepsied, ss specially adapt
ed to the wants of the sufferers:
Flour, bacon, potatoes, beans, but
ter, lard, clothing, cash. Other
merchantable produce received,
however, Farmers, -bring;! your
contributions; citizens send in
yours, snd let us send one car to
Michigan next week. Help-and
help immediately mus&bc.haxL
The choicest brands of liquors
and the choicest cigar in the ciU-
can he found at the J'-lephant sa
lorn, 20 Main streets x t
r: i,
T r W. Gibbs. at the A venae
Daily Market, is in dai'y receipt of;
nice bass, pickerel and white Hah,
from the lakes, which he is furnish
ing cleaned ready for nse. He aU
ways keps a 'full supp!y.rf the
choicest fresh and salted iiests
sausage, lard, fruits and vegeta
bles.
Facts are stubborn things, and
tbe fact that Forkner is idling dry
goods and carpets as cheap as the,
I ehespest is not denied by any; one
who has given then a call. 4."
Pnmpkins sre a burden on the
tnsrket. 1 J
i Wild gee6e are on the wing.
We noticed a dozen: going south;
ward a few days ago.
Sprotsman are "on tlie wing 'm
The corn is reported as being of
good qilality though not en great
in quantity as has been its went.
Irs Paxson wants all indebted
to him to "shell out,', as he needs
the money, Hsviog m&dea ch&nge
in his business", it Ys necessary that
the books should be tetUed.
Attbxftbd Strtoi d b. Samuel
Birdsall; of the Arm of Birdeall.dc
Dennis. -attempted to commit sui-
oide Thursdsy nieht, by taking
laudanum. .Hit wife aweke about'
5 o'elock, Friday morninp, and no
tici.ng that ne breathed very.)
strangely, tried to awaken him, bet
in vain. Medical aid w&s bum
moned, immediately and-a!l that:
medical skill could accompltsh w9
done. At noon yesterday he wa.
alive, but there wes no hope of his
recovery.-
Latsst At about 10?!o'clcck
last night, Mr. Birdsall died His
funersl will take place to-mofrpw,"
(Snnday) at 8 o'clock, P. M. J
WosJt roR OuB Gabdbssbs
During laat spring and; summer,
without really knowing tbs extent
of the importations of vegetable
and fruit into our, city, we gqesaed.
from observations, that it must be
very large but we hardly realized
that it was so extensive as it is
shown by this following exhibit of
sales by one house alone Capt. P.
F. Wiggins's "Fulton Market,"
which be had the kindness to fur
nish for our publication
"Cherries, 65 bushels; peaches,
1566J- bu pears, 44 bn plums,
1U0 bn.; -quinces, 8bupessj44
bbls., averaging 3 bu. each; lettuce,
31 bhls 4 cabbage, 13 bbls', new po
tatoes, 13 bbls. tomatoes, 88 bu.;
Twdiehes, 100 doz. bunches; aspara
gus, 29 doz. bunches; bea's, 10 doz.
butches; spring beans, 42 bu corn,
242 doz4 strawberries, 3,889 qte
blackberries, 3,028 qts. grapes, 162
boxes, 1680 lbs., nutmegs, 6 bbls
ws'er melons, 1500
This list, we judge,, comprises
about one third of the amount im
ported here and sold by our deal
ers We publish it in order to
call the special! attention of our gar
deners to the real loss they sre sua
taiaiog. by their ci U inal negli
gence in r ot raising all the fruit and
egetahlr- supplier ibttt are needed
by citizens of Richmond; for if it is
true that a man is accounted a bene
factor who, bv skillful cultivation,
makes two spears of grass grow
where but one grew before, surely
it is true that a neglect to do so, be:
comes a sin of omission and" the
man a criminal for the failure
Let our gardeners go to work
now, ana resolve to do this much
needed thing' of 'Supplying their
own market. They can do it if they
will, for the soil around our city ii
equal to that of the neighborhood
of Cincinnati, and all that ia needed
is the industry and skill, whichr if
we would remotely hint that they
did. not jiossesa.they would certain-
ly have the right and we would ex
pect them to become considerably
vexed at us. i -i r v:
rCHOOL lRtTSTSES. TO 60D)e
tune past, there Las been a want of
harmony in. tlie Board of Sohool
Trustees of our city, that has
been quite noticable, Mr. Vaugh-
an not being satisfied with his col
leagues, Messrs. H?dley and Mil
ler. His dissatisfaction, finally
cropped out,' by an effort on the
part of two or three of our cttitens.
petitioning1 the County Commis
sioners to have the Board Of Trus
tees brought before them, and the
books snd pspers examined by tbe
Commissioners, in accordance with
tbe School law, in hopes that an
investigation might result in a bet
ter understanding between the
Trustees After a thorough exam
ination of the books of the Treas
ure and ptpers, the Commissioners
pronounced them all correct, and
made their decision a matter of
record.
This decision.. did, not satisfy Mr.
Vaughan, who again procured the
cat to be brought before the Coun
ty Commissioners, on the specific
charges against the Treasurer for
misapplication of the- inuds, epeo
ulatit g in wild lands, &c Coun
sei appeared tor rom prosecuuor
and defence, when, alter full evi
dence bad been given, pro and con,
and arguments inude, the Com
inissor.eis decided that there was
ro canse for action and reaffirm
ed their first decision, as the ex
tent of their jurisdiction in tbe
case, and entirely exhonorating Mr.
Hsdley, from any improper use of
the School funds under bis care.
Thus ends the second lesson.
We are informed that Mr. Vaugh-
an has not met with the Board of
School Trustees for about three
months.bnt we now hope be will do
so, and thna make a full Board, all
acting together, harmoniously, for
the advancement of our excellent
system of economical snd general
educational interests. If he can not
do this, he should respectfully be
invited to tender his resignation
as a member of the School Board
to the City Council, in order that
the City lathers' ru:iy select a man
to Ell his p!gce' who '-will' meet
with the Trustees, aud assist in
the work.
Ekv. Buores's CuicaooSbkmo: We
are happy to be enabled, by an explana
tion from Rev. Hughes, to set him and
ourself right regarding the sermon he
preached on last Sabbath night week, on
the fire at Chicago.' Speaking of God's
revere punishments and their application
to the Are calamity, that was the. subject
of bisdHCuurse. we drew the conclusion
arrived at in the brief notice we gave the
crnionin our column. Mr. H assures
us that he entertains no such ideas, and
that our conclusion placed him in a wrong
a.titudeasto his belief ia God's applica
tioa of Justice. Mr. H only aimed to
enforce the idea of constant readi new sa
the part of all. for tbe great change that
might occur at any moment to any of his
bearers, ia baing catted, from' time to
eternity, by a v isitation as atal to ha as
that of Chicago. r V
Call and aee the Elephant at 20
South Marion street.'
Thb Last's Fbutj.-T Phil
adelphia "Age "ssys" of this
magazine's &satnsss,"-and, if we
may soesribs itv dressroess that
surrounds' it.' Nothing about., it is
either careleas or slovenly. Eseh
'number reminds us of a lady
coming down to ths morning'' meal
in a tidy wrapper. 2 with 5 snowy
collars and cuffs; cool herself and
refreshing to others. The" pub-.
Ushers, in this respect, have struck
a popular vein. Sod. at the ssme
time, trusting not entirely to sp -1
pearance, .maintain high standard
of literary and artistic excellenoe.".
We may u add that the October
t i
number is a good' specimen of the
characteristics the ''age" refers to.
Its principal sngraviog are real-j
iy fine and its; stories sdmirsble.
The pattern illustrations and the
work-table have a practical value
for the ladle, snd the Editorial
Department, has always its own
peculiar interest. rrtce wi ou a
year,:: V;;
The "Indiana Executor's Gnide,"
for adniinivtrators, executors' snd;
guardian-, '(pj ice 25 cents) ie for.
sale at the Clerk's office, also! sent
by mail by J, B. Mart ind ale dr Co
New Castle, Iid. This is is valua
blej 'Guide, and all for whose
benefit it Is expressly gotten up,
should sapply themselves with a
copi'. For 2& cents every execu-"
tor, administrator and gnardian
can save fees now paid to a lawyetr
for doing the business he ean do
himself, snd thus ssrd! large sums
of mosey to the widows snd or
phans.
Wbitiko on Nswsr apbbs. The
following is an act of Congress in
relation' to writing upon newspa
pers or other', periodicals 'seat ,by
mail, and may Ts of interest to
many who have fallen into the
habit. 1
'lf any person shall eucloae or
conceal a letter, or other thing, or
any memorandum, in .writing, in a;
nerf paper, pamphlet, or magazine
or make any writing thereon.
which tie shall have delivered into
any' post office, or to any person
for that purpose, in order that the
same may be sent by post free of
letter postage, he shall forfeit 'the
sum of fs5 for every offence--snd
the letter, newspaper, packages,
memorandums, or other things,
sbsll not be delivered to the person
to whom it is directed,, until the
amount of single letter, postsge is
paid for esch article of which the
package is. composed" TJaited
States Statutes,. Section. 136.
Hannah J. Williams, relict of
the ialo Micsjah T. Williams of
this city, died at her residence in
Richmond, Indiana, on Sunday,
and will be buried to-day in Spring
Grove Mrs. Will rams was the
mother of the wife of the Hon.
Aaron F. retry, and was once
among: the persons best known
and most highly considered in this
comiaunrty. Mreajah T. Williauis
was a gentlemen of honorable
diKtinciion among -old citizens,
and notified with puMlc affairs
in this quarter Cin. Com., 23.
i mm T
Wood aawyers are staple.
Affhclxs We have a sensible
youfvg friend who pbjtets to.hav-i-g
Eq atflxed ta his name, and
the. objection was ao. aingular in
this youug America day and gen
eral Ton that we jotted it' down on
a sup oi -paper. Aiir
What "jL bhtcokiab tiiAs! Aa-
COMPLISUKD IN ILLINOIS. Mike
Kittermaa. is an old, industrious
and prosperous farmer, living near
Tlskiwa. and is well known in that
part of the State as a heavy land
owner and an extensive sheep rai
ser. Mr. Kit'erniaa arrived in 11-
j linois in 1830, from Kentucky, with
something teas' 'than' 10 in his
pocket, rie wanted to cross tl.e
river at Peoria, but as the ferry
man asked 94 for the privilege, he
journeyed along up the river on
horseback Finally he discovered
a log by the side ot the river, and
getting ui horse's bridle in one
hand and with the other he paddled
over and camped out. xt dy
he found land that suited him, and
in coarse of time became the owner
of 3600 acres of land. most of
which be has given to hie children
and relatives List- yesr he
raised 4,000 bushels of corn,, and
he has bought as much more for
feeding purposes. .-He lias on the
plfice over 200 head of cattle; 170
head of hogs and 70 ehecp. He
save bis experience, of TiTty years'
farming in Illinois teaches h ion
that it is far more profitable to feed
grain than to sell it and following
up this rule he has made a large
fortune. Mr. Kilter man is now
about 73 yeara of age. and is ia
the enjoyment of good health, as
well as ample fortune.
We are again iu receipt of the
Chicago Republican smaller but.
full of fire Our exchange date ex-'
p'res in December next 7
Call on Miss Wedekind, Hun
tington House block, Main street,
for bargains in millinery goods,
fancy goods, trimmings, dw H'O
,r a
Uns worth's Minstrel said to be
the best troupe traveling, will give
two etrtertaiamanU at Phillips Hli
on Tuesda. snd Wedntsdsy eve-'1
nings next.
tXan rwaSSMieesras. JeSwaax, aeaong tbe
aagaafnee for October which have some to
aaad, seoevrea eapectal mention. A Hat of
articles IQaaSratedaad otherwise, cotopoaea
Ita table of con ton ta. We would particularly
mention the foUowiagi WIHinm Clalin, Gov
ernor of Maeaaebueatts The VouthfalneOT ot
the World, or tbe signs of its perpetuity; Eye-
Openers; Foster Blodgett s Meav'aaHas-
bands' which we eoamend to tha pet atal c
auch. Terms ft a year, aingle woe 80, cs.
On trial months at ccata S. R Walla, Sew
York.
sii to
Everything necesssry for a gen
tleman ean be found at the Mer
chant tailoring establlerjtneht oi
J. Zeyen 4c Bro.
Yon can find all tbe late pspers,
magazines and novels, at Hiff's.
Our police force have received
their new uniforms, and looktoolly
in them. u
Business at the Mayor's" olHco
was rather dull during: tbe week.
Whisky wm ths cause of most of
the arrests made
SviaeLBMAK is the man 16 go to
wheo yen wish a photograph. His
pictures never fail to give entire
sathrfsctiorf.
t Call at IlifTo when vou want a
jiood cigar or the' best tobacco in
the city, -n 1
VTheJ following story is related
of the late President Lincoln:
There lived in Springfield in
1860, snd probably lives there still,
an Irish day laborer named John
McCarty, an intense Democrat.
Some time after the presidential
election, Mr Lincoln was wnlkinz
ttiong tne puoitc spuare, and John
was shoveling out the cutter. As
the President elect annroschfid.
McCarty rested on his shovel, and
holding his band said bluntly:
Vn so yer elected President
are ye? Faith an' it wasn't my vote
at an, at alii" w
"Well, yes, John,'! replied Mr.
Lincpln, shaking .hands very co-r-diaiy
with John, "the papers say
I'm elected,' but it seems odd I
should be when you opposed mo."
Ah, Mist her Lincoln, if yed not
been elected, my dai lint uv a wife.
Biddy, would uv wooled lightufn'
ont uv me for not. vo tin for yez!'
'Give my compUments to your
wiw,' said Mr; ..Lincoln 'and tell
her that I'Jl think .seriously of wo-
man suffrage hereafter.'
44 Our Own Fireside.
1 A new sixteen page monthly, published at
Dayton, Ohio,' gives to each aubsctilera
beuttliful Prait Chromo, worth' double tbe
aubecriptiaa price. This is an excellent op
portunity to get a vary pretty parlor oraa
n.ent,aud a large aaount of good veadinn,
nr a amall amount of money.if; Tha picture
ean be seen at the Poetoffice.
-At BaHimore,- Md on -'I huraday October
19, by Rev. Wiliard G. Day, Charle U.
Borcbenal, Esq., of thia city, to Miaa Uarv
E.Day. i -j-si c-t r.v cf
Dearth of Coanasnder Pritcbett.
We have to reeord the death of Lieut. Coai
a&adcr Jamsa hi. Pritcbett, of the U. S.
Navy, which occurred aiter a briaf illness, at
ttit mideiM or hia father, in Centrerilla,
tod., oa Tuesday aoraing.
He entered the nvy at an early age and
has been on duty for nearly twenty vears.
He rendered aignal ervioin tnanr trvin
acenea during tbe Ute war, aud has cruised
ia most of the waters of the globe. Uewm
an officer of fine accomplishment, bna-1 in
telligence cool bravery and as a nariiaur
lad teweaioalN.
Wieoa timely dealae in tN primo of -life
Will be mourned by all. IItffald,W. T.D. r,
l V, tilCUMOHU M auket;. i
w a n;i --.s i. raoatrcB."
Butter.n 18e Egga per doa.. ai6
A pulea.bu 40(2)50 fotatoea, 0 bu.
7 Fuwra, per ewt. .-.ss 25
alsaTs. llama, eugar-eured. nor lb JSto
Shoulder.
per lb 8a
Hide, perlb
Laid per lb
ovoau (craabed)
t
Orleaua Molaaaee.per a-al...... ...sr.eo
.Sysap, ;:..00(gtl,20
Ctnciawajti Market.
Cihcwhati, Oct 20
Flora -Kew family, 30.
Wasar Qaiet aod uncbaoved Sew raJ
$1 20a 1 84.
Coaw Dull and unchanged.
Rvb-; Unchanged and dull, v r
Oats Unchanged and dull.
Grocsbtbs Demand good at full nrioes.
Oils Unehaagcd i
Erss Unchanged at 12c.
BriTBB lSaSOc.
l'aoviaioaia Pork, dull and nomin.l mt
tU 50, aaked. Bulk meaUf aalea of shoul
ders at a l-2cj sides Leglected, rough could
be had for $S SS- bacon opened dall bat
rloaed activ owing to light aapplv; sales of
Mm oicr no ai a i-oan l-u; OlttO Clear
S.1-Zb8 8c..-.
Hoos Unchanged.
Cattls-Unchanged.
1 ZaXST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Kichinond
lnd, OCTOBER IT, 1871." f
j Persona ealliag for ibeae Letters will please
say "ADVERTISED" and give the date of
thia list. .rev
Aapnay John
Atkinacn If iaa Anaie
Au:ker Peter
Bars hart Looie
Baumer John
Baas Ingram
Baker John L
Melantv Mrs H M
Moore John P a t.
Miller Miss ElizaC
Morman Ben H 16 1
Morris Mrs Martha El
len
8eottQ Jf L
Ball Jamea
i8ohnaufer Jacob
Beat. Redder,' 8mith Schnjynk .1
Co. i
H'."B1
Berry Mrs Sarah
Beckett A a
Bleaker Joaeph
Bowman Mra
Cannon Mine Delia
Oarr Thomaa
Co.k Mrs Lydia
Shotta Tarlov
Simcook J A .r
Binei Mrs Pa metis 3
Sibley Bob't 104 yfa
Snyder O.P,
Ktmwbndj: Heber
Talin John W. v 0
TerrallFred
vonee James
Kdmondaea Samuel i. Thorn Mra Hannah
Gibson Miaa Kate Thouus EU z
(JuinJoba Tioklaaae
Oolteeaap Fred TowleChas
Horegan Misa Kate TrenanJoha ,r
Hutsebow Miaa Julia Tan Ani tl Miaa
Hunt Fred B Laura 1
Hunt Miaa Liraie Wallace Sarah
Kaaney Mra OatbereaWlerd Mrs Jennie
Kearney PaBridc.r.,a WiUiama I W -t
Kinsey Ursula B .r Waif Mrs Adda j
LrveyBro's- Wood E C
Lnraear W A Woodruff Mi M?
Luoe Miwgao- t Woodyard G. M
M'Clgan Mm Ruth WortUisgtou Rhoda C
McKeeJohoB A,Wright!J Y
Ucr-bemoa Daaiei i Toang I B
Ulf MAIL ABLE LETTERS, i l; J
Mtaa Saaa Brsftury, Cambridge City
Wa F Jaatee, Baatoa, lad.
Aurora H C rbetpa, Beaton Maaa. 1
PbebaLoeaa. Warrea Co., Ohio..
Charlie Cecil, Delaware Co., lod. j
naaoet J Ceekaoa, Bandofl Co, lad.
Diamond Cntlerr CoH Cityj
cl ilitUe, Kbaxhutowa, fed. ii
T H Hamilton, A Cw, Baltimore, Md.
Gutte tVche A Rubber Ji rg C6l, Stw Tott,
K.T. B. W. Darut, 1'. JL