Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 42, Number 4, 6 April 1872 — Page 2

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' PFLIlltKaTtllV4TVRT, IT WICHnolK IWD t Anil . nil REPUBLIC AH STATE TICKET ForOoveraor, ' "B.THOIIAS Jf. BROWNE, Of Rudolph. . 1 .- LBOaiDA 8 SEXTON, of luk. Congressman at Large. UODLOYE M. ORTU, of Tippetaaoe. Secretary of Bute, IlaMs.W. W.CURRY, f Tig. JAUCS A. WtLUMAN, of Howard: ' T Trersaier of 8UU, .' ' JOOlf D. GLOYER, of Lawreaee. i". Reporter of 8apieme Court, Ce. JADES B. BLACK. ofM-rloa, y ,'. c CUrk of 8wpsae Court, 4 ' !DABLBV SOOLI of Clark. - Suporinteadtat of INiMm Iastrnettoa, BBHJ. W.tHITH,ef Marlaa. Attorney General, 'f J AHEM P. DEHHTt f Kaox. - ' Congress, 4th District, ; Bon JeiTO.n. Wilson, Olexioi&s I7oT7o Ajain ! CONNECTICUT RESPONDS TO , -NEW HAMPSHIRE. . THE ' LAKD OF NOTIOXS ALL RIGHT ! Another Little Ground Swell of the People ! ; We ere glad to ssy to our reader , that Connecticut gar no uncertain sound on Monday. The Republican elected Jewell, their eandiaats ror uorernor, br aa increased majority. The Legislature is more than over Republican, Thai insures a Republican U. 8. Senator: ia plaos of Ferry, (Democrat). Olory snoua-h Car eaetla-. ' -: UtUs Bhody, too, is 0. K.andspeexa for Grant and the Ronnblksaa Party, aa mpbauaally M did bar uteri of , Hew Htmpahira and Coanecticalt. THE RACE TERMINATED. W . t 1 . . 1 followiag Notice to the Republicans of Wayne County,' was printed at the Telegram Office,' and copies thereof circulated here : i. ' COHMMtaVILLB, Apri 87. ';The rosult of the Nominating Elections si read j : held, indicate ; that Judge Wilson trill receive the Congressional Nomination. . I therefore withdraw from the renvaae. -, B. F. Ciatpool." Thus the race terminated for the nomination, in this district. On the 17 th inst. , the Congressionsl Conrention at Cambridge City, will officially make . the announcement of the result, and place Judge wlson on the Ticket as the Republican candidate for Congress. In this almost unanimous endorsement of the Urge and orer whelming msjority of the Republicans of tho district, of our able and efficient membei of Congress, we feel it a sufficient vindication of all the aspersions cast upon him by his personal enemies. ' We think thty were actuated more . by a desire for revenge for fsncied grievances, than with the hope that a stigma would rest upon him through their efforts. The short-comings of human nature need the broad mantle of charity to be thrown over them, in political as well as in social life. Let it be done in this instance, and let us all unite, as one man, and work for the success of the entire Repnblican Ticket National, State,- District and County May aside every weight,' and assist our chosen candidates to 'ran the race triumphantly. ; Air. Claypool, cesires to bring about harmony in the ranks of the Republican party, throughout the district, snd has determined to labor from this time until the polls shall close in November for the election of his successful rival, Judge Wilson, and the entire Re publican Ticket. His withdrawal attests his sincerity in his endeavors to heal up any dissensions that may have ariaen.and we should cordially aid him to the fullest extent in our power to bring about peace and good will bury onr little petty personal troubles out of sight, and instead of spending our energies -on esch other, follow the illustrious example of our .Chief at Fcrt Donnelson move upon the works of the Ku Klux democracy in solid phalanx, if they do not comply with the demand for an unconditional surrender. During the brief canvass for the Congressional nomination, we have treated Mr. Claypool as he de serves to be treated ss a gentle men of marked abllty, and a sterl ing Republican, for whom it would have afforded us pleasure to have supported for Congress ' had he been successful .in securing the nomination, and we trust that we may yet have that pleasure in the , future, when our friend Jerre. lt. Wilson is not a candidate for the nomination against him. . i Si i ' ' Election day pMaod off very nnietlY. There were .but few trunks and no flgbting that we heard of. Six drunks in the ca ; boose reported next morning.

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Too nominating election is orer: sad the tickot chosen la very good-in fact it soaldn't won aeip being so, from tho tact that some of the best men ia the couocy wars on lbs list, from which to make a selection. The with. drswal of of Mr. Claypool girts tho veto of warae for Judge Wilson. The following ia the County Ticket t - . William Ravt.v . JnAm. Si.li, M. District, Joan F. Kibbsy ; District Attorney, roseewnng AHornsy, rmrteentn Circuit, n.L.i nr rn.. l. o .: ... ' Criasiael Cwaii,. Ttewa J. BtnSy ; County Treasurer, Joseph O. Lemon : Sheriff. WUUanj H. Btady : County Commissioners, Bast Mrs DiatU, w.i. nt. . ...I n:. trict, Jonathan Baldwin; Western District, " Bviina i nornourgj uoronor, JODn J. Koaay t Appraiser of Real Estate. Jeremiah W. Swaflsrd J RurTeyor,.- Robert A. Howard j Township Trustee, Samsoa Boons; Townsbiu ' Assessor, Abram . Jeffcris. c ' 'Spla iKjD It' .'Coming down from Winchester on last Monday. Col. B. of our city fell In company ' with'm new colored soverign of Randolph county, who was on hie road to Lyon, to attend tha Republican ' primary election 'and make known his choioe for publie servants. The .CoL inquired of him how he supposed Messrs Stone and Neff would run ( they being Jcsndidafes for. the nomination of Senator for that: county. ) Said he: Mister l ee had a ter'ble time 'lectionerlng ' among de culled people ter'ble, sir! fur dey is de ignorentest people alive, day ie! Ye see dey go: "np yarn agin Mister Neff, dar he'd wnt agin de called . folks bavin any of de munny for larnin de culled childers. Dat he'd been to de Legialatur, and wen de bill cun'd up, Le moved to put it on de table. Now, Mister Neff did o't do nuffin , out of de wsy, and I'se been dun gone and 'sptained it to 'em I jist tole 'em dat it had to be put on de ta ble, so dat de Clark cood read it for how cood' ' de .Clark read it wldout he had it on de table ? : and dat wae a aclinober, Mister, I tells you now !' Here the train stopped at Lynn, and the colored missionary, who "splaincd it," got off and marched to the polls to deposit bis vote ' for hia ferorite candidate. ' " - v':r ' -;: : The assertion of the Radical that the withdrawal of Mr. Claypool, was the result of 'a set-up job,' or that it was instigated by and through tlic influence of Sena, tor Morton, or' that he took any part whatever against Mr! C. or in favor of Judge Wilson, in our recent nomination for Congress in this district. U false in letter and in spirit, and only shows that ita editor is determined to be not only unhappy, but to remain 'in. the gall of bitternens and in the bonds of iniquity.' Let him tie there. Thb Thsatbs Lsst night the amusement-loving . people of our city again had the pleasure - of au tending an entertainment given by F G White and his well known and favorite dramatis and opera troupe. The troupe have met with great success throughout the State, aod present anenti re new reper toire of pieces, amonj which, th t claimes special notice, is 'Dot or 'the Cricket on the hearth,' a dramatization of Charles Dickens story which speaks for itself ; Last night Mr. White or old White,' as he is called appeared in the beautiful romantic and legendary drama, Rip Van Winkle, all who were, not present missed rare treat, and we trust our people will show their appreciation of the merit of the company, to-night by giving them a crowded house. Sarah A. Smith, ol Oak Orore, Vinu., was elected lay delegate to the Minaasota Lay Electoral Conference of tho M. R. Church, but was rsfused admittance to the General Conference, which is to meet at Brooklyn New Tork, next May. The following petition is being circulated in diAersnt places for. aignatores, aad will bo forwsrdcd to tho meeting of the Oeneral Conference . ia May.. Tho members of that body amy reject H, or re fuss to grant the prayer of the petition, aad par ha pa will do sc. Tet there will bo in that ooaferenoo many earnest liberal men, who will endorse the object of the petition, and cordially extend to women the Same ecclesiastical rights they ask for themselves ; aad it is only a question of time with this church. Though they assy refuse to admit womea.dolegates to the Conterence, yet they wilt hare to take some actio a, aa women are now being licensed by quarterly Conferences to preach, aad if this Church shuts women from her pulpits, she will lose the influence of many of her best women; for it is a fact patent to aay obssrv. er, that women will Sad channels for the performance of duty, ia this direction, when she feds called to it t ; ' r tie wmmtoI Xmtmc of S Mt&odiM CAarefc ' . - . ' Fathers and Brethren : We the undersigned members of the Methodist Episcopal Church respectfully but earnestly petition your teaerable body to take such action at your coming session in Brooklyn, New York, as may be accessary to allow women to be ordained aa preachers, subject only to such requirements ss are deflned in ear d iscipline."t - Dr. Annie M. 8. Potts.of Adrian, Mich.,, was In the city a few days ago. The Doctor has just comfeted a very successful course of ectures in parts of our own State and Western Ohio, on Anotomy and Physiology, and other subjects of interest to any one who would know the house they live in.' -' At tho request of a number of friends she has psrtly consented to give a course . of lectures in", this ' eity, next fall , If so there will be an opportunity to hear one of the beat and most instructive lecturers, on this subject, there is in the -field. -....-v.,..-..,.-:..-,;

Appeiataseats of the Northera Indi

ana (Jaaiereace inr ie?. sjiDBasox piaraicT. Was. B. Ouede, P. B. Anderson....... Anderson circuit, Csrmot,v... Westflsld .......JCMahin .....H C Jordan . W Blase W Peck NobleaTilte........ Fishersbarg,. .... ..H J Lacy 8 Limb nrsinsfuic, El wood, Windfall,.... Pendleton, Fortville, Greenfield, T D C Be-U G S Jenkins ... ..N Baker .....M ATeajcue ...... A J Cams ..G Havens DDPowslI ..W Anderson .... S Freemen ....A J Lewellen U It Work Eden. ... Chartoturillo Cicero,... , Boxler Alexandria,.... V, aicnaoxD Disrate t. " H.Mahin.P.S. V ' " Richmond, Pearl St............ N Oillam Grace,.... ww " Central T Comctock Whitewater. FA Fiah CentrerUle. ...... W R Jordan Cambridge........ R N McKain Dublin and Lewisrille, J Harrison KnichtetowB. i V K Miner FarmUad, W C McKaig BkmuteriUe. R A Sewtoa New Castle W F Pierce Greensboro, J M Jackson Hsgerstowa. D F Stright WUIiamsburg, E Rmiuel Wineheater. ...R D Snellmaa 8partaaabnrg.....To be supplied by B M Clark Thomas Bewsaan. President Indiana Asbnrr Uairersity. msmber of Pearl street quarterly eonlsreaoe. v v ljsmoe, agent rreacaera a ki siociety. ueetral quarterly eonretence. ' awacm pntB0T. . f IfirLPhfllipcP. E Muncic. ............. J E Emn To be supplied US Herriek FT Simpson .. WM VaaSlyke Huneie circuit. Worth Muncie: Msrioa. HarioB circuit Selma.. E S Prestoa ClW Lynch Union City, KldgCTMIO,.. A M Kerwood ......E Hall ..WR Pierce ......T Sells luniaoo... ........ (! liuakirk, Albany Camden, J W McDaniel Metis aad J W Lewellen WEMcCarty ..... H Hill IM WcWerton Hartford City,. .MS Jonesboro...... ..... New Corner, ....... klontpeUer voa axaroBT Biaraicr. V.M.Beamer.P.E. Logansport, Broadway, ... R H Sparks ......CP Wright ....0 S riarrison RToby .....W F Walker J Leonard , R J Parrett A J Carey ...... A H Curry , T Stabler CE Diabro .. ..LKStreeter H C Kindle ....... H Pearson J R Oden . jsarset sireei. New WarerW. . Peru, Male street, e a oj s St. Paul.... Meatee, Uiaasi 8snte Fe. Jerome Kokesso, i Alto, Kharpsriue, Kirlia. .' RuaaiaTille,.. Walton, FT. WATXB DISTSICT. W. 8. Birch. P. E. Ft Wsrne. Berrr street. ...'......A Marine Allan WH Edwards Uarlan, J W tirown Waterloo, E M Baker Auburn,. A Cone .... ......... .......a xreddTcore Bntler,....... ......I Cooper Hamilton, .....AC Ha Use Coruana, M H Mott Aosola A W La n pert Frement, W H Daniel Orland, ODWalkita New Uaren, w Uurtia Kendalrille. .... W Wilson Coeaae, J P Saab Columbia CUT, TB Meredith A reals, . .... To be supplied by J C Mac'.in wast FT. WATMB H. X. Barnes. P. E. ' DISTSICT. . V: ,KH Mendenhall ...-DP Uartman ..... J 8 Ramaey ..H C Galbraitk F A Robinaoa Ft. Wayne, Wsyne St.,.. - (Jeuenarr,.... MonroerSlle. Po, w ... Decatar, Klesssnt HOI,,...-. ...B P Baker aew vorydon, ............ ...C Beatty J Robert P Car land ....J HMcMahon ... John Baldwin ....'.A Green man J Morrow ...J W Brannou .E P Church aad C W Church. R B Powell Ussiaa, ...I.. ...... BIuBton, ................. Reifsburg,. Roanoke Huntingtoa......... Wsitsb, Msrkle, Antioeh,.... .. Lagro, C H Wilkinson La Featsioe, WABSaW DISTSICT. L. W.Monson. P. E. wsrsaw,... ..J Calclaxer PslssUnc, . ... H Woolpert .... M Way man W Laatt J M Bell Bourboo, la wood...... Akron, Silrer Lake, North Manchester, Perrysburg, .. A G McCartei .... i S Sellera RJ Smith ..To be supplied .... J Johnston by Wat Graham. raw paw, Piereeton Webster,... .To be supplied Lecsberg, Larwell. . .. .... J J Cooper .... 8 JMcElwee .....JS McElwee Springfield, oosaaN DisraiCT. H.J. Week, P. E. Gosbea, ........ C Martindalc i Mitnawaka, KrHaU s Bacon Elkhart, 8 H Rhodes M Circuit ACGersrd Bristol, J M Mana Middlebury, J H Hlede Lima,. J Greer Van Baren O W Howe Lagrange, EHolstock Wolcotsille, , SC Miller Ligooto. F A Sale Now PariSpee A K Mehin Wswaka J H Meredith Albion. .....W Comstock Millord, AHNsfUger ' Traaaferred to Kansas Conference W Smith, J T Shack leford and G H Hill. . Transferreit to Southsrn Illinois Conference M D Shackleford. Traaaferred to N II Confereace J B Robinaoa. .- t- , ; Traseferred to .Detroit Conference E E Pearce. C Brock left without an appointment. DILSOATSS TO TBB aaUBBAL 0OSrSBM0B, TO an at aaooKLT,a. v., mat 1st. : ft, ' Minitlen. WE Goods, Thos Bowmaa, W S Birsch, N U Phillips, O V Lemon. Judge W R West, of Anderson, Joseph A Funk, of Warsaw. Col. Holloway had to badger Attorney General Haana tor many weeks before the Attorney General could be induced to bring the suit which He has at last brought. Holloway will show his entire innocence of every charge made againBt him. Doubtless there are Republican rascals at Indianapolis, but Bill " Holloway's name is not on the list Terre Haute Express., Now, that the Nominating election is over some of the candidates will take a little sleep those that were successful. .Those who acre not will spend nights in grief over their defeat " ' Entertainments in the show line are opening out briskly. Van Amburgb is to be here on the 16th, and James Robinson on the 30th, of the present month. " ;r" Tae;Feartk lacliama District Case. . ; The Committee oa Elect ions have agssed to report, ia the esee of Gooding vs. Wilson, in Isror of Judge Wilson. The Committee waa diridei by party lines ia the matter. The three proceedings eases, however, hare been decided ia favor of the Democratic contest ant Ia this contest the case turns oa recount of ens oeuot bos some aayr altar it had stood la a bar room ma locked, by which the msjority ol four votes for Wilson was made to disappear. The sitUog member will doatless retain the seat.

THE CITY ELECTION, ' ' There has been no election in this city for yesrs where party lines have been disregarded to the extent they were yesterday. While the -.result is the success of the Democratic ticket, by a majority that according to present indications, will be at least 2,000, it can not be claimed as either a Democratic victory or a Republican defeat. It is rather a rebuke by the Republican partv of those that have assumed to be the party managers.- A very emphatic re

boke it is too. The city is both by nature and tradition strongly Republican. - Under ordinary circumstances ii will give a Republican msjority of at least 2,500. We believe it would have given such a majority yesterday if the Greenwood Hall convention bad manifested any, the least ssgaeity or discrimination . Instead it fool ed away its advantage, and gave the Democrats an oppertonity that to the surpaise of everybody, they improved. Republicans in good standing, whose orthodoxy bss never been suspected or questioned, went to the polls yesterdsy and Indulged in the unfamiliar process of scratching, and in sot a few instances the ticket which was their basis of operations was the Democratic. The weakness of the Repnblican was in its candidates for the Superior Court Thoy were at the head of the list. The names selected for this position should have been strong ones. Had Judge Miner and Walksr been nominated and publio "opinion bad nominated them before the convention had assembled there is little doubt that the success of the ticket would hsve been assured. But the convention; in an ignorance or folly that was nothing but fatuitous. deliberately refused to heed this opinion. It only did not nominste the appointees of Gov. Hayes, but offended the in: teligence and good sense of the community - by nomioatig two men who did not possessthe requisite elements of strength from either a legal or political stand point. We do not propose to be betrayed into a discussion of the merits of the judicial nominees. It was an unpleasant duty to be obliged immediately after their nomination to call upon them to give place to stronger men, and to refer to their lack of qualifications. We need only say that the community in repudiating them, was born on by its zeal to administer snch a rebuke as the party managers will havs occasion to remember, for some time. The nominations of the Democrats were not satisfactory, to the people, but they were stronger , then the Re publican?, and so they were prefered. ' The cause that led to the defeat of the Rapublican ticket was simply and only the disgust arising from the Judicial nominations. Many Republicans staid away from the polls. Many having let down the bars to scratching, entered the field with a thrill of new and strange pleasure. It was not that the Democratic ticket was betterin many cases it was iofeiion but that having determined to rebuke they wanted to forcibly rebuke . It will readily enough be seen that there is no cause for discouragement oid ownbeartedness. The city is as trns to-day to the priu -ciples of the Republican party, as opposed to the assortment of odds and ends that the Democrats call principles, as last year. or year before list On the abstrsct question ot R publicacism, aa against Democracy. . But in a question of local gouerament, party wire pullers must not expect to trade upon the strength of the Republican party and win. The people understand too well the selfishness to put up with the attempt Cincinnati Gsz. April 2.

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JUIIflUlbMVU W . M.V www . Arms Investigating Committee, followed as it was by a practical submission to the authority of that Committee, has no special significance, except as an illustration of his learning, dignity, and . consistency. - For ourselves, we pre fer the attitude of Mr. Scburz, who with equal grounds of complaint, did not hesitate to co operate in every possible way with the Com -mittee There is no doubt that the examination has been fsir and thorough, and that it hae failed to reveal corruption or diagraeeful conduct of any kind, though some of the acts of the Ordinance De partment and iU officers may be open to criticism Christian 1 Union.'- - . , State Tbmtcbajicb Con vbxtion , Yesterday we stated that a fragmentary faction or the temperance party would meet in this city to day and nominate a state, ticket. . The prophecy has been more than fulfilled. A fragment of the fragment made the nominaliouA, the ! main body of the convention having split' on the question of putting a ticket in the field. The ticket runs as follows. ; For Governor, S B Falkener of Marion county. , Lieutenant Governor, Dr. W H Kemltick, of Marion oounty. Secreury of State, ! Sylvester Johnson, Marion county. Treasurer of State, W H Mullen.' Oougressmsn . at large, - L M Ninde. Allen oounty. ' Reporter Supreme Court, J W Cromwell, Allen county. Clerk of Supreme Court, J B Knott Superintendent ol ' Public Instruction, John M ; Alcott of Marion county; .. Attorney General, J M Washburn, Allen connty. . The Convention condemned the Journal for indifference to the temperance cause. This was to have - been expicted, . and we do not complain of our casUgatien. We would like to say however, that with the Journal temperance is a part of its religious belief not a political faith and we hold bur views opon ihe subject I apart from any polititcal purpose. The idea that temperance has anything to do with polities is exactly on a par with the idea that politics and relgion go together Ind. Journal. , .... I-,.-:!;:;. . . , "WiIimhb that the aaid Palladium continued a mjek and lowly follower of the ssme "Andy" until he Warned that he could not get the Richmond post -office ." Banoock Dem. J9-Tak that back, William; for it is certainly the biggest "elongation" the largest "undeveloped truth,--in short, the most ine briated, barefaced. 'Beaver-Lake lib that you ever ottered or published. 'Shame on you, William! Dead or Dying. 'Where the hair is unnaturally dry, yon may be sure that it is dying ; and unless artificially vitalized, it will soon be as dead as leaves in November. Feed the withering fibers" and slimulste the torpid scalp' with Lyon's Katqaibok, and the evil which must otherwise soon culminate in baldness, will be steedily remedied. It is absolutely necessary tor the health of the biain, that i; be kept moderately moist with a preparation capable of nourishing and invigorating it. Lton's Kathaibon fulfills these conditions, and is the only sr tide that actually puts new life into the capillary tubee, through which the natural nourishment hae ceased to pass. This pure and harmless vegetable' preparation ia absorded by the skin of the head to the roots of the hair, and passes into the filsments by the force of capillary attraction. us at

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M0N8. FKAKtOIS BEIGRIST AKD III3 ACCOXPl JSIIED CniLDr.EN, who are aasnrpajaeA for the praee ami art Is tic t l?panoe Which they impart to their win s of clano jiosturine, and elegant mythological reprutluctitrns f Oredaa statuary arenea wl.lrh have been received t itli tho most enthusiastic rtenninMrations.faii.Luscf.iiai the mott refined audiences fi.il the rirli.cipal (ajttuls of . .turupe. - .. .. .., The Front h Baby ikria!htt, LOUIS, TOTO AND GUILIO, t!.o rotmcrt and wralWt i?rinnat:c crfcrsarn la the world, wlioesecute liurh in -.u.-iij iL tcut astoutulina fbatsof thcprcr.t Leotir.l and a-tjer world renowned trzo nt rtbrnicra, 1 hn X.loit l cf 1'iee ('iniinitire artists alirtoM surjuiss ili-rriiition : y t tUey !.M xecutl wit'i S'.ich iiartnin infantilo craee t tj rfret eonf.di-nce t Uat Un-y may 1k wit:jvi wit bout i xclUng the Kust nervousness or anxitty m tjeiartof the f -icctator. ' . . . J. B. JOILVNOPP - In Uii nnparallelcil exploits oa the Inclined Planes, Running Olotxs Globe-Trapeze!" In this astonisliinir nerfbrmancn t!ie iniv.i.: I .1 after running a icv.Jvintr f.L.lw u;i a U p inclined mo atlH maintaining his fciotboi.1 . n the ri-,b l.alann' the iMn uj wiKn',iesvejtit narrow putnwavaod Wfetofe.iiilibrium. by keeping l.h balance of the frlohe bile by musenlrr a tion h.? hokls tttcslube ia fMacn on ira. i iar or i:n viiintin lrjee. 1 ord w ill not adequately d-scriletbe delicacy t f skUl and intreiilit rnervo r -iuire.lf..r tliini.i-eili-nt ed exiitWii.n ; hu. it is a Jc t My that nothin? t an-' preach it It difiienlty r trrtsii i Pnis'i hsj retlncn witnessed a fail tM'.i t f the- A-.Lci'iv. I ' f A special feature U the lofty Chair aad Bottle balanur - M. JOHANOFP, i 1 n eriKiaal wiU aiauctf and atartltaaj la effect. , fVTMVn t ATTV vnVTITIM ! VI HUM KAtvK TSUVl!.LillJfiS ' ,

be introduced ia this refined and a;ilrited entertainmeet which will afford the most perfect and cU-jrant illustration ever seen on this continent of tb) marvrlaes . ssssstveewnta In phyasral cult ore wWea tee lass Star . , ,, y save produeed. , , ' S separate Shows la Three Separate Tenta, "' MewaOKRTK, GTXKASrCMr AND CotXMSETTaT, Brilliantly IDemhaated with OA8,KiDDS PATEJfTi for Use Price uf Admlaatoau f mNO circus, no museum.? A.n AdmledoB .5e Cents ChlldreB under years vf age ss Cents BTartFaosx, Masaess.

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1 nnoTnEna jotiaxopv they tppesr ia . , GronpiniTR,PTainitla, Slid tllc Most AstOUnAnU'iMMlcaii Exf reises! 8omc of wuiyh aro cxecuti d on the frouii'I anil others htg'.i ia air. ''?.'!' A. JOIfANOFF'v -si v - - will mimm .t - a lis i.i e 1 KWtaff VelociiKtlc upon a 8ingle Wire at an Immense Hekht, with ; ".' TlXX -MARItrrTA XAKPRT3TTA ?Tr.' 1 'J" inafnt of arrial price, whose ec yMteTlOIIT r.OPK ljeretoea have never been a. fWmcxeeUencebTthoeSVirUof any artiste ea tae cordo Undue wbohas yet appeared IsAjnerlea.

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fJTl s'aess for one or tare pereeee of eltser sss is KicbBond snd sdjoieiaw ; tovm, by wbteh 70a an sasJu (rem ilN to 'Jf ??,mot''rH" iBtertereaea with ordiasry boabseas. Articles as sUple aa Soer er cotton elotk. A kod beaineaa for aceato. ears. If your whole Uase is rivee, seea larter aeat eea be made. Club eireulara free, rir ins; complete list of artietea aad eossaiissions allowed, floarroa, Bbvv. abb Co.. Sll PSae 8t.,8t. LoeU, Uo.U4w CUHDURAHCO. aBlf of Bark Aaerc4. Price Ss slaccsl. . ' BMstrOsBS a Co'a -Traid Estrsct Cares Cancer, Serofals, Syphilis, Catarrh. Rbeomatism, neuralgia, Pulmeearr Coss. pIsMtts, t?Jeera,8stt tlbeaat, Slcia Disesses, all Blood Jliaeaaes. Is parelr TeeetsbU. Tho tea known Blood Feilflor. Sold br all ' Dreeciets. Pries SS BerbottU. ObserreUte trade atark. . Send for efrealer. - OfSee 60 Ceelsw street. New Yank. l-4wr iSheriffs.Sale. DT rfcrtee of s Desree aadExeentioa to aas direeted fress . the Wayne Cireeit Coert.I will expose as Fobllc Kale, at the Coast Eoose doer ia the towa of Ceatrernie, Warn soytr, ladiaad, ea the Sth dar of AprJt tar f. between tbe boors of IS o'eloek a. Sk, aai 4 o'clock- p. oa aald dar. the fohowiaa: property to-wit r 1 i - BealaaiBsT at tbe son tb west earner at free. Moaai seeuoa nnmber twentr-ronr 2i, U shie foarteea 14. of ranee two X west!., ' a ine- tbenee went twaalr-twa eKmin. m-A u Inks to a stsks; tbenee aoath thirty-three SS ebeiasand sixty SS links to a stsks; tbenee east foarteen 14 chsina anxL tweaty 29 links ssore or lees, to a stake oa the old boundary line theaoe westardly oa. saM boundary line be place of bejtinnioij, eontainirg nlxij 'SSserea. .- ; t &-'. .1 fw y Also, the following tract of land, knows aa "- pats ot irncuoaai taction elerea 11 and two 2, ia township sixteen IS, ia range ittBrtosa 14, east ; aad aoaaded ss follows, Bseinninr si I be northwest corner of. the other tends ef Abi,ab Rid.; thence east eloaar tbe line of said Rich's o'Jier lands eiahlr-eifrht perches snd 4-1 S to s none ia the old boundary jiae; tbenee north twelve eejtreee east on said booodary line fortr-eisbt perches snd 3-1 S to atone, tbenee west niuety-eia-ht SS perches to a atons in the' , sectiea line; tbenee -eonth, forty -seven 4T ' psretes sad S-10 to tbe piece of beginning, eontaiaiog twenty-ssTen. acres snd a half, aad thJrtr-aix iercbea,sae-- r less. Also, tbe following tract land r Begianinestthe sonthwest corner of fractional seearejerea, ia township sixteen, rsnte toarbsaweast; raaaieg thence north to Joseph f Bleb's corner oa tbe west line of said named fraction elerea 1 1. tbeaee east io tbe old bouodarr line; tbenee soatbwestwsrdlv- with ssfcl eld boasdsry line to the southeast corner ef:sasi Aaetioaal aeetioo eleree; tbenee west to t be place of beginning., containing aboat ftur 4 acres, sitoate ia VFavoo county, State of Indiana. - To he aoid as the' pi operty hi Abi'sb Rick and Iliadama Rich, et al. To sat(aty said decree snd execution ia me needs in fsror of Andrew P. Scott. Ssid tsie without relief float raloatioa or appraisement lawsWM. fl. HTVUY, Sheriff XT. C. . H. Itorcbensl, Atfr Pltir. . March 14.1872. '1 4w-pff 13.50. ici;:::::d, oniiict , RSALr C3TAT23 VAHD V. aviTEaiALAGiiiiaY. Established 19 Years. 5 "iff i ( 1? sT.t? W ' ,m Genrdliigent, . E. Cor. riltk nt Mala mreota, IUchmond, ; Ind ' ;,f . l-u. SMr OOXi NEW ADVERTISEMENT8L ErjGATiorj' op nev Yontt.i A Work Deacrfptire of the Citv of New York to all Ita Varioas Phases, Its splendors snd wretchedness, iU Ugh snd low life, its Bisrble palaces aad dark dens, its attritions snd dangers, its Rings Fraatfa, its leading assa and politicians, its adreatarers, its charities, its mysteries aad erisaee. '...... lUastreted with Nearly 260 Fine Engravings. AGENTS WANTED. Send for circaI sis snd see oar terms and a fall deecriptioa of tbe work. Address Motional PMimMng Co., Chicago, III., Cincinnati, 0 or St. Louis, Mo. .'.- r..s.. .l4wr CCLTICVVEEICLY The grestest fllnstrsled Original Story Paper ia Americs. Eight aew mm4 Origiaal Stories ia first number. No literary treat equal to it. Agents snd canvssaers wanted in erery town and city of the Union. S'O a week easily realised by the sale of this extraordinsry Irish snd American Journal. Kpecimen copies free. For sale by all newsJ - W T - Aeh ja . . - . i-nce, e., er per rear. Address SI. J. V laBABT vo., r. U. BOX 0.1 074, New York. l-4wr SWUUT CZIE3T1TTJ r, &c. The nostrstnable Timber end Nat Piodaeing Tree on the continent. 300,000 yet unsold. A 16-page circular free. Send for one. Chestnut Seed preserved for plsntiog, per pound 50 cts by mail post-paid. A 45KgeCatologaeof Beautiful Flowers aad rare snU free. Pleats seat ssfely by mail any diataaee. Try it. Nurserios established 18 years. 200 acres, 9 grecn-boasea. Address rtTOBRS, HARRISON aft CO., Pslnesrille, Lake Ceanty, Ohio. . ,.it., m . i4wr TElIZlIOnT HOUOB, johh elliott: Proprietor. CORNER OP FIFTH Alt D MAIN Richmond, tntf. F l: A aew and distinct rsrtetr. It has beea tested ia nearly erery State the past season, has tskea the highest premium st State and County Fairs wherever exhibited, North, South, East and West, tastily to its superior, ity over all other varieties. With equal Cannes it has ripened from two to three weeks earlier and produced from one-third to doub'e the quantity ef other corn. These are facta. ' Every Farmer should send stamp for circular, giving full description, Birtory aad Testimonials. No bought or bogus testimony, bo hambug. 1 Quart by mail pMst paid. See.; 2, $1. Perk by Express or Freight, t. Ilslf bushel. 3 dols; bush, 5 dots. Address 8. R: FANNING, Jameeaort, New York. j ; , k y' Adniiiiialm Sale. rrnHE andersigned will offer at Public Sale, ii oa Saturday, the 30 th day of Mans. 1873, at 1 o'clock p. as, or said day. at the late residence of Milton Hollingsworth, ia the city or Richmond, lad ..the loliowlng peraeaal nveperfr,towit i r..' - r : vOaeaerae; one earriage; one spring wagcob; one set of harness; one parlor stoves . Iibibbjbs, chairs, tsblea, aad otter- artsrtw 01 aoeseaoia aooda. a credit at stum MONTHS will ha vieaat nn .11 OSI

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