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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-12

p~M Mr.. Holbrook. who made Lincoln
speech at Peru. Illinois. few days ago. cor
recsed the editors who are psrsissenily call
ing the Republican candidate A5ram. by
quoting scripture thus:
Neither shall thy namo aay more be
called Abram. but thy name shall BE- Abra.
ham; for . father OF many nations have l
made thee. .'-Gsaesis Il, s.
COOP IDEA.-In Connection. they have
fashion Of taking their peach orch ards in
to house during the winter and cold snaps
in the spring. and thus securing crops every
season. 1t is proper to say that their trees
are planted in boxes a foot or eighteen in
ches square. and the tops kept Thoroughly
beaded in" Two dozen to the tree is the
average for these orchards.
kF There wss . very heavy storm At
Han nibal, No. on the Goth. Three houses
were blown down. large number Of trees
uproo,ed. and buildings and feaces injured
generally.
~The town of Chatham, n. FL. is ten
miles long: and whas is very singular about
it is. that with population Of / 400. it con
tains no church. possofice. store or hotel;
supports no clergy man. lawyer or physician:
and contains no manufactory. There .
only one p.uper in the town. The peopls
are farmers. and good ivers. and sesm per-
fectly ssasentsd.
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COPY OF COL. NAYS LETTER.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dsc. 18th, 1883

ANDIANAFOLlS, DoC 1clu, 1903.
To the Honorable Senate Committee:
Dear Sir.:-I learn that there have been
some reflections made against the lac Treas
urer of State for purchasing of me for the
State certain bills of exchange on New
York, to meet the interest on the public
debt
l deeply regret to SEE these reflections.
know that they are uni ust to that gentle
man. These reflections grow out of mis-
representations Of the facts. No just man
who understands the circumstances under
which the late Treasurer of State bought
said bills OF exchange. could censure him.
l was engaged in banking in this city, and
just sold the State some $40. 900 or 3 50 900
Tor the July interest which was promptly
pail At the time the Treasurer Of State
bought the said bills OF exchange, (bills in
quest,on) with certificates of deposite and
currency. was just as oifident of their
being promptly paid rs was of my exist
ence. l did not believe that any contin.
gency would happen that could prevent
their payment, and so assured the Treasurer
of State Yet an Unprecedented rush upon
me Of my creditors. aud a rapid and unprec-
edented fall in the price of produce and
property broke ms down and made it impos.
sibls to meet said bills. NY inability to do
so has occasioned me more distress than any
other event of my life. and would be utter
ly unbearable if did not feel certain that
the State will fully realize every dollar that
owe her. And as to the late Treasurer Of
State, know tha. he would never have
placed dollar OF the funds of the State in
my bank or in nv hands, if be had doubted
in tn. least that it would be promptly
paid for he was the most cautious and care
full man that ever did business with.
shall never cease my efforts until every dol
lar of principal and interest is paid.
Yours respectfully. A. MAY.
p s. If blames attaches to any one let il
be to me, or rather to my misfortunes. DIR.
Nofsinger is as pure q man As lives on earth.
and never intended to do wrong. or to wrong
the State of one cent. paid high for pro-
duce. and held large amount Of railroad
stocks. Both deprecated and wen, down
with them. But the community got the
railroads, and the farmers the high prices
for their produce-so the people of the State
have got wha. have lost And have the
consolation of Knowing that not ons dolla
has been spent in dissipation or riotous hv-
ing by myself or family. A. MAI.
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Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana,

suspended debt without suit. On the bal.
ance l brought suit and thus secured the
mos, of it to the State. But suppose 1 had
treated DR. Ne~land rs have been treat
ed-made no effort to collect these debts
but waited three or four years. and then gone
before the people and published Dr.. New
land a defaul:er, would he not have a right
to complain?
| But after all why does Gov. Willard as
sers that this $50, 1868 OIL is '.lost" to the
State. when he knows that the persons who
owe this debt have proposed to pay every
dollar of is in real estate 1t fair valuation. .
Does not Gov. Willard know, that by max.
ing such an assertion IS this, that he even
betrays a want of proper regard for his po-
iiiicai friends. by creating an unjust public
impression that they are either insolvent
or that they repudiate their legal obliga-
tionsl
Some Republicans have ceusured me for
trusting Democrats. l think this censure
unjust. 1t was my duty to look to the
ability OF men to comply with their under
takings. rather than to their politics. 1t is
not my nature to be proscnptive. Ny con-
fdence ih men in pecuuisry and social affairs,
is more controlled by ih-ir character for in
tegrity and moral worth than their peculiar
views 10 politics religion. could not
decline an opportunity to discharge the
proper duties Of my Office. because the trans
action happened to be connected with those
who differed from me in politics.
Col. May. Gen. Drake, and Hon. Michael
G. Bright had ali held high and responsible
State offices BY election from our State Leg
is'atuie. May and Bright had each held
the responsible Office of A gent Of State two
successive terms. and Dfake had held the
Office of State Treasurer. and all. by their
fidelity rs men aad officers. had proved
their entire trrs,worthiness. Why then
should be blamed for trusting them?
am no aspirant for Office. nor do l ex
pect to be. Yet should feel it to be great
misfortune to be deprived OF the good will
OF my fellow citizens by unjust aspersions
of my official conduct. feel conscious of
not having done anything to forfeit their
good will. and think should not be blamed
for showing proper solicitude to retain it,
rs feel that have always shown
= just regard and tenderness for the good
name Of others.
w. r. NoFsINeER.
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1t will be remembered that sometime
since a negro was sent from Nashville to
this city by Express, but failed TO connect.
as the box burs: open a. Seymour. and the
negro was captured and sent back The
box was consigned TO Mr.. Levi Coffin. and
il was asserted that Mr. Coffin had some
thing TO do with running him off - Friend
Levi published card saying that he had
received letter from one Hannah Al. John
sou. in Nashville. announcing that a box
had been sent to bin by Express. bat say
ing nothing OF the contents. To receive
this letter ard go TO the Express Office to
see If the box had arrived. was all Mr. Cof
fn had to DO with the affair. He stated
this. bat the Nashville Union dscredited
his s,aiement, and made certain charges to
= shich he thus replies I'm the Anti Slavery
Stan ard: (-C.netnna:i Gazette.
To the of ,h~ Nashville rnion and American:
end in your paper of the goth ult..
after publishing nv card or statement OF
facts IS Published IN the Cincinnati Com
mercial, scurrilous comment in which you
make some very grave charges
Absence from home has prevented me
from noticing them sooner. but your South
ern honor cannot deny me the right TO be
heard in reply.
L, seems that thou has. found il in thy
heart TO cal! in question my plain statement
Of facts. .nd TO accuse me OF contradictions.
prevarications. &c. Then thou proceeds to
make positive assertions without the slight
g.. foundation TO build upoo. onless thy
instincts told thee. and they are no. ap, 10
dictate un,ruh.. am not aware Of my
veraeity being questioned By those Who
are aequainsed wIh me-; hence thy comment
will have aboa as much effect as = moon
beam failing Upon 40 iceberg. as thou sup
posed Aud thou hast blundered into one
other truth, perhaps nos Intentionally. Thou
sayest: Thy worst enemy could not desire
thee to write book True: thou didss not
desire Helper Of North Caroliaa 70 write .
book. and should not suppose for mo-
ment tha; thon vouldsl desire me to write .
!. book. / an Southern man, born and
raised u the Safe ot North Caroiina, have
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue ofa dec:ee kxecusion to me directed fr ON
- ths wayne Common Pleas Court. will expose .,
Ranhc sale at the Coart House door il the town nj
Csn;erv'iis Wayne county, Indiana. the slst day
OF July. 1850. between shs hours OF ten c'eieck .
=. aaa f"or octSrk. m.. said isv. tie follows
psopeesy TO wn-Au the property Of the Bethel Turn
pike tompsas. all the Toll Houses, Rights. prviges
and franchises to4~sher sth the said Pike
right to all tolls arising sherefro mach thereof
- nay be necessary 10 satisfy said decree ntere,s
sos,sl case Of Joseph Anj-rsun sen W. said rara
pike Co
is. SrIDHAM, Sh6. VIC.
june IL isoo IS 25l %
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4 CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev WN cosGRovE While Iaberin9 . oissicna
~ Sapsn wNs cured OF Consump ptios hen all eshey
means hsd hieJ. BY . recipe ObsAinsd . ed
physician residnx the city Je:do. This
e,ps hss cured great hers Who sudertuH
C"assopsi, eroa shisss Sore fhr~ss.
asd sne aeosiy and rprsssion saassd By
AsssrAsrs. =
-siroas Of b<ns6tting o<hers. will this recipe
SoNn a.ss Sseagh hone vfth 10 all il
f 1Ev. wN. Cos0SOvg
- Button Avssae,
49, DeOoklyn. u. 7,
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Arrive ss Lognnsport. Leave Logxnsport
Vsstshss th road. and TO points the
TsisdO Wabash Western, Peoria
Durn Railroads, taken w by other
B0uts. JOHN BRANDT, ia, supt
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For Sale-In Richmond.

OoCr 80 acres of Land. the Depot. With the
~ folio sing improves large Frame p~-tIins &,
Sta Carriage tioase. Wash ucse Wood House,
Cissesn, good Sriae and Spring uoase. Fruit rress.
Saraeasry. SC Nes property viii take email house
end Tot In exchange.
good assss sna Lot FORT Wayne Avsnss.S rooms.
god Cellar. Seti Cisssrn.
All the above property ~ili I'D low, easy pay
1sats. Posssssisa given asdiassiy.
Riehmsud
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DaPgain..-.HOuse and Lot

4 good Cottage Frame House, with seven rooms an
excellent Cellar six acres of ground in . high state
Of cultivation and oil with the best
Grapes. 6oosebsTres Strawbe rres Bac kserrie. and
Currants. Also fine Young orchard of Qance Peach
Apple, Cherry, aai Pear rrec,,-is now o5,r.i for
sale IN. 0uteuiilines ell 9aoi and ntiai
For particulars snd tsrras enquire II this osscs.
May -, 1850. eff
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1860, June l:-Baianes in Treasury ~
close o. Fia.al Year, 1889. $500 80
-Psovdsd that all orders have been
deemed. There oatstsnding orders
smounting u 1l73 ~. which being ad-
Asd 70 the abovs bAlsace, will show the
true amount in the Treasury st the close
Il the ascal yeas, ls50,................ I7s79
e5E4 u
BENZ. L. MARTIN, A. w. c.
yuue 81. % At
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Cincinnati and Chicago Rail Road
OPEN TO LOG.4yV.SPORT

Trains according she tiae table below,
Anderson With she DsLLsoar RAIaOAD iss for
eli points East and West that Kokomo,
With e. T., also Logansport with
wssTsaR Ksilrosd for slI points in the
Web&sh Valley aud LouAnspsrt Peoria and Bur ugton
nsrosd tor Peoria, Burlington aud all psnts AID
nessh. .vsst
Time Table, MO. IL,
= Arrix Ricn.,,
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Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond
RAILW A AYLINE
Passenger Trains will this Road leaving
10 folloMS.

The Bur ingeon Espr-ss Train. going West Cinc
Aati 6.oc Hamilton 1ts, Camden ~ Eaton
arrive st Richmond e.ss Returning icaves Richmond
lWa Eston. 500. Camden b, Hamilton rs
Ctncnsss 7.S5.
d. N. MORROW. Supt.
Nay 10. ls60 S2
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TEETH-ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH.
DENTISTS.

DRS. HUMMELSHINE, 1 EWING
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BO4RDITG PER DAP. $3.50.
Medicine for the q Mioteg

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ues to be consulted on al! diseases OF = ptirAt.
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presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
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Impure Blood Scrofuls, Cheers, Pain aad d.
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Piles. Fistulas, Structures.

The above class of complaints will be reno
we'd by nightly fcrncnting the parts with warm
water. and then by most efectually rubbing II
the Ointment. Persons suffering from these
lireful complaints should not lose moment
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il must be we'll rubbed in for some con*idera-
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be taken into the system, whence it will re-.
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a. though palpaLie to the eye. There again
bread and water puutices. after the rubbing IN
Of the Ointment, will do great service. This IL
the only sure treatment for females cases Of
cancer in the stomach or where there may be
4 l,nnrrnl hrnrinr dnMn.
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Marriage Guide.

DEiNG private instructor for married
IL persons. or tiose about 10 be married
both male ana '.ulale, in everything eorcern-
ing the physiology aud relations Of our sexual
system. ana the production or penetration Of
offspring Including all the lie. discoveries
-.fgs-x never before given in the English
LAEW language, hr WM. YOUNG, N. D.
~H This is really a valuable snd IL
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guage for the general reader, and is illustrated
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With still it is book that must be locked
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sent 10 any one on the receipt Of twenty-five
cents. in specie or postage STAMPS. Address
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bove u f., Philadelphia, Pa.
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DIR. YOUNG can be consulted on any Of DE
diseases described in his publications, At hs
Office, No. +ls Spruce Street, above Fourth
May ;, 1850.
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AMBER BASE"
Al entirely new aud improved sys:em in the
art OF Dental practice highly commended h,
al. ST 10 have examines! AMI Tried it. which for
teauty, ustg-alnsss OF appearance. strength
elasticity o:the plate, aud coDtor: with which
Ills :" ora. Is. sgrpasseS the old melhod OF ill.,
seFring teeth, on gold or any other metallic
plate
To the many advantages ofth:s material over
the HetA'Ic plates. there ofJre us-dl the atten-
lion o.; TINS community is solicited,
LIST. The ANsER BASE Tor teeth is inperisha-
HE esgs'iug entirely the ac'ion OF oil. or acids
and not Affected BY the Ssiiva or secret;cns o.
the mouth, answering better purpose than
gold or silver
2ad Its lightness makes it capable o; being
used tor restoring the sunEea portions Of tie
,heeks ard Ups and in the hands o: the skill
full Dentist the eoutour and expression OF the
lace ca be restored a. With no other substance.
90 For partial setts. requiring clasps, il is
peculiarly adapted, as i, does not irrilste or
wear tire necks OF the teeth, 10 which il nav
he ATTACHED a. Nth meta! clasps.
ith The great ienscity with which il iheres
in atmospheric pressure pistss as il takes he
exact torn OF the plaster model. even in the
most riinut.ly oorrorsted parts and inGeata-
ious which can never Dc accomplished With
metallic plates
5'h 1t affords no Judgement for particles o.
tod or secre' iou. Of the mouth, IS the mate
II forms solid piece o. mechanism and per-
:ect joint a-esnd the teeth.
A we cannot enumerate all the advantages
Of this rev process Of Dentsl sr, We would in
wife the public 10 call at our Office and exam
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kisds q Den tai work. upoa The most improved
7 odern methods.
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