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Terms of Subscription.
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Cincinnati Mm5ei9em.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22
The Vindication Of Secretary MoCul-
ioch

The raid upon SECRETARY hcCulloeh
has run a brief course Mr.. Clarke, one
of the subordinates Of the Financial De
partment, lead tie assault with start
ling array of figures, accompanied by =
declaration that the official report of the
Secretary, as published, was ''inexcusa-
bly, erroneous" In support OF this decla
ration, Mr.. Clarke organized the Third
House, or Lobby. and intruding himself
upon the floor Of Congress, displayed
quite as much energy in the prosecution
of the case as he has heretofore displayed
in the legitimate duties of his Office. This
intrusion was sharply rebukcd by Long
John Wentworth, who demanded that
the Lobby be driven from the floor of the
House Mr. McCulloch unwilling to
compromise his position by newspaper
wrangle, proceeded at once to invite the
closest scrutiny of his financial state
ment. The Committee of Ways and
Means proceeded with an investigation
snd in a report to the House. fully vim
dictated Mr. McCulloch by the unguali-
fed Endorsement OF his statement As
correct This crusade upon the dis
tinguishcd SECRETARY of the Treasury,
considering its source and its ingnomin-
ious defeat, is only important Is hetray
ing the animus of the rule or ruin ex-
termists in the House. 1t is the misfor-
tune of SECRETARY McCulloch to stand
81,
Cabinet in support of the President He
has thus fallen under the displeas ure of
the Great Head Center of the House,
and the maresnest which Mr. Clarke dis
covered furnished the opportunity for
assault. The damage to the public
credit by the sinexcusable' misstate-
ment of Mr. Clarke was not taken into
account. Millions upon millions Of our
securities are held abroad, as well as
among our people at home. and such
reckless and unfounded imputations
upon the good faith of the SECRETARY Of
the Treasury are mischievous in the eN-
IRENE. This astute Comptroller is the
same gentleman whose pulled and in.
sutferable vanity was exhibited q few
weeks since by substituting his OWL
Photographic likeness for the portal:
of Washington, on the five cent frac
tionals. He is on very amiable terms
with himself, and, in his relation to the
Treasury, is delued with the mythology
cal idea that he is the veritable Alta:
. Oh +ja
tire financial systcm.-Lafayette Courier
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22
Caucuses-Telegram's Charge.

We know not and care less about the foundation of
neighbours charge that a had been held in
this city week before last proposing Messrs Burk for
Senate, and Peelle, Lawrence, and Martin. for the
House. When the charge first appeared in his
sheet, attributed it mainly to that natural
disposition TO pitch in" miscellaneously eyerybo-
dy, order show that his leading passion for
rical extacy,' still vigorous! We thought it I'M
wort by of attention, for the that kaelo the
charge be false, for these, good the
names of Messrs Burk Peelle and Martin were handed
into office for publication Saturday and Mon
day prior the dayi Wednesday Jon which editor Wood
says the caucus held. Mr.. Lawrence handed in
his name Wednesday morning. So much for the
result of that in bringing these candidates!
We heard of real genuine caucus that off at
Centervi,Ie yesterday. for rug of candidates instead
of bringing them the track. Brother Jacob and
the mighty hunter Nimrod and other extremists
did up the work that IT supposed the People in
tended do the first Monday in April. Very con-
sderate, truly. A ticket nominated and the IN
conditional Union party commanded far It,
Hurrah for the popular vote system! We may have
word say this subject next week, a. it is pre-
sumsd that the little arrangement of the clique
the Onion the trouble to select legislators looks
towards having particularly devoted to the inter
ests of Mr.. q. W. Julian for L. Senator the next
session of the Legislature These managers of the
political wires, knowing and believing that Cob Gray
will defeat Mr.. Julian next April, preparing to
Keep him before the people, in higher sphere;-the
nsaaner in which Judge Chase succeeded hrst seat
in the Senate conveys hope that Mr.. j. might sue
coed his peculiar friends should happen hold the
balance of power in the legislature; hence the ticket.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22
All Right.

Senator Sherman has had an interview
with President Johnson, and the latter
is said to have stated that he had no wish
or purpose to invoke any issue or
estrangement among his Republican
friends and supporters. He admitted
that he owed his present elevation to the
men of that party, and that while in
some matters he might differ in opinion
with them, he did not purpose to set I'D
his individual opinions against their
combined wisdom or desires In regard
to the eopperhead fawning and batteries
which have so annoyed his republican
friends. he said he had been in political
life too long TO be deceived by them
The interview, as reported. together
with expressions known to have emana,-
ed from one of his firmest adherents in
the Cabinet, inspired more hopeful
feeling
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22
New Advertisements.
Cheap Light.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
upY VIRTUE OF A DECREE to me d

npY VIRTUE OF A DECREE to me diree
expose AT Public SALE the Court House door in Cen
tervile, Wayne county, Indiana, the 18th day of
April 1886, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and O'Clock, p NJ said dav: the undivided inter
est Robert Cochran, the following described real
estate to-yit Lot No. 30, that part of the City of
Richmond laid ont bv Jesse lden; also, piece OF
ground living West of Lots No. % and s. and bound
ed as follows, towit beginning at the North East
corner OF Lot No a. in said of said city; thence
East TO point on a line with the West side of Marion
street and thence alley West of Lots % and 3d.
thence Southwarily along said alley the North line
of Lot formerly owned by John Ii. Hutton; thence
WesNardlY along said Hutton line, TO the East ssse
Of Lot No "a thence North TO the place OF beginning
also the North half Of Lot No $780, in that part of
said city laid out by John Smith, excepting the fol-
lowing described portion Of SAID North half, VIA be
ginning the North East OF SAID Lot No. ISe
thence West along alley 9S 2-l0 feet 10 Washing
ton street. thence South along Washington street 10
feet; thence East passing through the center OF
division wall OF the brick house said half Lot and
% ? 10 feet to the center of West wall of brick
prvy; thence East through the center of said PRIV
SIX feet the East line Of said Lot; thence North
parallel with Front street 81 2l0 feet to the place of
beginning saving and re.erving certain water priv
eges described in deed from Chritian Buh TO Thom
as Hunt. dated October 29th, 1852 and recorded il
Book No Is, pages 4S5 and 1885, OF the Deed Records
of said County: all of said land beng situated in
Wayne county, Indiana, the same to be sold the
property OF Bobert Cochran, to satisfy said Decree
favor of Ralph NJ. Pomeroy, ct al.
JOHN NJ. PAXSON, Sheriff W. c.
March 20, 1866. 40 [pr f s7,o0l
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22
Another Spiurge of a Demagoeue.

We notice that George w Julian has again been
playing the demagogue his favorite role, by the way
BY introducing bill in the House, declaring that Ia
barers in Government services shall only labor eight
hours per day OF course this IS pure BGneomhe,
tended for consumption in the Fifth District He
wants to make the aborinE people Of the District be
eve that he is their peculiar friend and champion.
But we will wager leather sixpence that if man
was employed by Mr.. Julian, he would have to labor
more hours than eight or suffer corresponding dim
mutton of his days wages. History, so far We
have read fails mention Julian who practicci tue
policy of giving something for nothing " o was
peculiarly and extraordinarily benevolent IN his bust
ness transactions. and we don't beiieTe that George
IS the white sheep in that black flock Every move
he makes is prompted by selfish motive, AID this
last move was no. intended for anything else bat to
facilitate his return TO Congress.-Deaware County
Free Press.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22
Sale Of the Randolph Estate.

The Washington, Fayette County, Ohio, Herald
says:
The lands known the Randolph Estate, 4 part Of
which lie in this county and part IN Green county
we're sold couple Of weeks since for sI0a 900. The
owner OF these lands Richard Randolph, previous
his death, made his will and provided in il that his
lands IN Fayette and Green counties should Be sold
BY his executor and the proceeds applied 10 the pur-
chase and liberation Of the Randolph slaves. The
slaves however, Of the results or the war have
been liberated, a, the price OF vast amount Of hg-
man blood and suffering. How III. proceeds Of the
sale Of these lands to be disposed Of now, do
not know. The heirs Of Randolph, we have heard it
said, rebels in heart, if personally engaged
in irving to break up the Union.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22
How the President Stands.

The leading Union member from
to support the President, recently held
several interviews, and the Pittsburg
Chronicle publishes the substance of
Mr.. JoHNsoNS conversation. As to the
establish another party, he (the Presi-
dent) treated it with scorn and indigna-
ton, declaring that he could neither be
wheedled nor drawn out of the Union
organization whose platform was broad
enough to hold both him and THAD
STEVENS. We quote:
Two facts in this connection NAV IL
lustrate the peculiar line of political
thought which determines the Presi-
dents official action. An application
was made to him for the appointment of
a gentlemen from Tennessee to a certain
office. The President asked the appli-
cant how he voted at the last Presiden-
tial election, and upon learning that he
voted for Mcclellan. declined to give
him the office, remarking that the issue
in that election was peace or war. and
peace. This is radical enough in all
conscience Again. After the nomina-
ton of Hester Clymer by tie Democ-
racy of Pennsylvania, a delegation from
the party in this State called on the
President to sound his feelings in refer
ence to the platform and the nominee
The President remarked that the plat
form contained much that he could ap-
prove, but that the candidate had oppos-
ed the war, and that was enough to seal
his fate with all lovers of the country
The delegation left somewhat chilled
and disguised with this reception.
The President denied that he was in
toxicated on the 22d, and asserted that
he did not drink liquor. That speech,
he said, was carefully deliberated, and
he had not 4 word to retract
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND

within Eve niles Of Winchester, Randolph county.
vel situated thirty in cultivation. Tie land
i % the best quality.
Terms Of either of the above easv. For sursher
particulars rsf address, me at tits ctr
March Is, 1856. En- COOK
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22

The cholera is reported to have made
its appearance at Mobile It IS said to
have prevailed at Key West for some
time past.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22
Ohio Female College.

SECOND TERM Of the present session commence
- March p. Classes re0rganized them favo-ab b
time for pupils 10 enter. For catalogues, securin
rooms, etc, address Rsv. JAMES ANDERSON, Pres
College Hill, o.
March Is, 1866. st
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22

The latest novelty in photography is
a fashion Of taking portraits on porcelain
watch dials. By this device one is con
stantly reminded of an absent friend: and
the photographer, mindful OF the transi-
tory nature of human attachment
advertises that they may easily be re
moved.
Governor Fletcher, of Missouri. has
sent into the Legislature a message in
which he represents that the peace and
quiet of the State are endangered BY
preparations of malcontents and ban
ditti, to resume operations among Us
this spring, and asking for an appropri-
alton of money to provide against the
danger.
TIE Devil ie-c-Laf Develin is for Julian.
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FOR SALE.

KNHE EXCELLENT business propertr viii.
Il residence attached No. Main street in This cis~
The property Is Il feet front, Main street. running
back 50 feet TO alley the building brick three
stores high, of The mast substantial Construction
Dr. chr and god ci.tern. ALsn.
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kesnitRefore the People.-Tha. Pressaep

Keep II before the FtopIe!-ina. lIesl-le1s
johnson said in his "a Of February speech Let the
leaie-s-the conscious intelligent sraisoFs-oe pun
ishe and De subjected 70 the peasties q the law; but
10 tire great mass who hare been forced into this rebel
ion in many instances, and il others have been His
l say Ieniency. kindness, trust and conf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22

There is continued activity in Fenian
circles in New York. The funds and
arms are still flowing in. 1t is reported
that o Mahoney has, within few days,
sent off an expedition of 5000 men to
some point unknown to the public. The
total force under Sweeney up to this date
is given at 53, 900 men. In the meantime
the Canadians are busy with preparations
to meet any emergency.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22

BosToN, March l4.-Jared Sparks,
the historian and ex-President of Har-
yard College, died a, his residence in
Cambridge, this morning. ST pneumonia.
aged a years,