The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26
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DEcLIsArIoN. - We are authorized by
Judge Benton 10 ssy that he has WIN
draw from the canvass for the nomination
for Judge Of tie Common Pleas Cour OF
This district. Mr.. Benton pnrsues this eoui sc
for the simple purpose OF promoting the haf-
mony and success of the Republican parry.
Office to him would have charms II OBJ
tanned AT the sacrifice OF that peace ana mar
mony which is so essential in a great contest
like the present. Mr.. Wilson will no" OF
course be the candidate OF The Republican
party without Convention. We nave
not heard of any arrangement between the
candidates for Prosecuting Attorney Ines
will probably have their friends meet IN
Convention. An arrangement between them
selves would save much trouble.
John s. Reid. of Fayette county, an
nounces himself as a candidate for Jcdge O
the Courts OF Common Pleas OF this District
He claims TO be Democrat. ana IN the mod
ern acceptation of the term we presume ne IS
A few wears ago he was an ultra free soiier
bur has sadly fallen from grace.
The County Examiners Tor Wayne
County will meet in White Water College
Centrevlle, on Saturday the 2Sth inst, a. Il
O'Clock A. u.
The Covode Committee has made
more startling discoveries of corruption in tht
binding contracts. Even Judge Black him
self declared if certain testimony was true
the conduct of the President was INFAMOUS
The same testimony has since been corrobo
rated by FIVE competent and reliable witness
es The testimony referred 70 fixes upon tn.
President the direction of The profits on tht
binding contracts TO support papers and in
fuence elections in violation of law in thu
same manner as was uone with those from
he printins contracts.
STEAM AND Gas Primo -Messrs. Starr
White are prepared to fit up steam and ga
pipes on short notice and in the best manner
They are also prepared to supply our citizens
with gas of the best quality. They are pre-
pared to extend their main pipes into al
paris of the CRY, where the number of con
sumers will justly the expenditure "f capita
necessary for such extension. The enter
prise they exhibit should be met with liber
al ty on the part OF our citizens. Ever!
part of the city should be lighted up will
street lamps.
Pay Your ToLL.--It has become too mucl
the custom of some persons TO evade IL,
toll gate west of the bridge by turning to tn,
right after crossing The bridge. This has be
come common that we are informed tn,
company is about 10 place at tn,
bridge to collect toll This is right Al
who travel turnpike roads should help kee,
them in repair. We understand Isaac Don,
will shortly be found at the bridge.
6as There is no doubt of it ladies', when
YOU have seen all the handsome goods every
where else, and still desire something more
beautiful, go to the Store Of J. NJ Hays
The more prudent course, perhaps, would b.
to call there FIRST, and thus be saved the
trouble of visiting other stores. He has a
fine assortment of goods. and while others
are boasting Of their stocks. 90 YOU call on
Mr.. HAYS, aud our word for it you will be
perfectly satisfied that he has tie goods OF
the season. No mistake about this. Cal
and sc e.