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Die 8icr=Mepplutipn I'm Saieru.

Die Nu8etureer 3sttuns trinat ibtr biz
S'tr.Hspoluticn in Saisrn, tersn 6auptb ERR
in Ufun6en NOR. ben fplsenpen gtribt:
,Sn sintm NugenhIid, no lsper wobre ia.
trtot, gltitnitl peIhrr partri .r louh anaeb5r.n
mag, cine f'ifs 8ssicruns NIT Rarftr 6onp min
lWtn muF. um Sdterns sanss militdril6t Na&f
tn ne NSa9 Dale fur Doe eefdtrette Htbt be,
9lbbsr3o9tbhmr unp he's Sunrss ,u perfsn.
lout bier ras pufe @sftrei pcs p6bsls:
"Stte Srsu3er Die Woe. ubsr mir ltIdaen
NQes %3ufammrn!"
60 bsfano iib bas taierifte Militdr in Der
irauT'Asn Sage. Sdtel unb Sniunstts ,us,f A..
gen re 9tcbbtit Der Ginestorensn fsbrtn ,u
nu1rn. sSaS tun merit audi riefr miIrcn Hctt. n.
ns'@s ets %au9emstrt rcIiiiite grrteune nur
'nr srea!uhfue austtuten. baa otuti6t , oter-
que nno ittn poItiiitts @lsno! Sic benf,n
) MAJ It on ibien Sierih Gut I'M;
pti tri"t'n lne wtnis %saAlsn, orer ashapt @ott
ZEN Sroustn! DAP aber Gin mtrflidh auits unp
'ualst6 gang Tcblfeilts Bier an Iicfsrr, nsnn
mon ni6t rris pas Srfbraubaus feItR anf ben
%tltintten @sminn c.r,itttn ntu, auEer .psm Be
rfib Ter WD5lihttil licat, peie Stptr. Der biz
Sl'tlrdRr 8sndusr ttnnt. &c eitt tsine Slaer
IN gang Gurppa. mo tin lolipss tr6fiiast Qoder,
alrr su 6 tr. per Wob bers,fsui wsrpeu Tam,
uni tcd p~trlauat her N6beI In lsiusm unlnu
ocn ben Sraufru ros unm 5atihe. Die llnru.
ben brgannsn in ZEN Wirttetauicrn unp Rel
ltrn nattt rtr Gifsnbabn. uuo ,oa,n Hh eann
ge,sn RE Nsrbauitr @aEr. pier purten ,ueril
e'mltn'9en Srnurr Die 8tnfer ,%ertrummert, orr
ansrtannt hoS tsfe une 9siiinntts Bier Iirftrt
T'sili& nm 81 fr. S6sufprrie. &c feleu S6uf.
uno CAB Vrmunbstt" u. {. rs.
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inttrr, bic aud in Nlrnbera aucsstrc9,n, au
lol9enesr Spmns tegsHfsrn i%lItn:
Ser SSiirnbcr0er 8ierfriea.
Sn Wurnberg bier lsbt's sebrudt
IA bat &c an9efangen
Nn6rem's ihDn lang porttr ~asIpuft,
SITS emilio lesse9ansen.
Su Wurnbera, Der aitsn Staot
Der 3burmlstn uup Der Grter,
9Ssnn IA Der Meuib fsiu Bier nidt bat,
60 pirb rr gum 8srlsrfer.
&c ruar elm S6Iahten = alaubt es mir
sSis etnf Dor 1rUia's Mauern;
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Der 5els,us gait rem Braurrn.
IS gait esm Bier unb netsnbsi
Drm Sfsntli6en WrbIs;
~ ct bsrF 10 bir6 oas 5slb9sfdrtt,
unp ,.tilis" sir YarcI..
pei. pis bic 8sdsn Saierlants
ga witbstsn bic Sepftrn
Ni&t cine Shsibe lief man aani
Den tbeursn SisroerSapfrrn.
8itI Snuisnb fsbsn nibt nsbr auE
Die nn ,erfSla9sn lisesn!
3m6if Stut bed lassu 5ca's barauf
Die Shfrbsn BON ben &riissn.
5si! utts. faB nSh elm bfutibsr Wnnn
Stsbt auf Der 5rsi6sit @a6e,
DaB sr fh nod bssstfrrn fam
Sur cine Srobs Sabe!
GO IaFt uns fsR GUAM en- e6n,
Der SiIsun9 9ionitrs!
Wd9 Gro uHD Simmel un!erasbn,
5urrab MIR 9eb'n 3u 9iers!
%. 5erwtsb.
Nirnbsra, i'm Wai 1866.
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CITY HALL.

ed8erbie7rr Q aIon. ,.-
p.elae Srtunoe, Sstdnnte unb bas Wubiifum IN, @n,,-
ns,iItn bfna4Ti&tise i'd bitrmit. BAD ID, bos .sio ,% N T nSiSs
OslSatt pom pm. Narbaufn tdufib ibrrrsmmtu
paoe' une last Gum fcrnersn Se'ud, benfIbeu ,rorb,na en-
SbaS. 50 E
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Mihtia fur gRirtheI
Ntusr assrbtsr. Salon
SeterSbnr9, Sa.

Reine Grunbt unb Ssfannt', ipipie has reiftnSe Qubli-
%scrtttties Goal aufm;rfiam gu MAIDEN. Sd weros alts
aufbletsr, msiae @dtts in ishsr Sesiebuus jufrtbsn IL iel
Ken. ea Id eS mir su! ftiten @ufsass etn,aGt babe, nur
bic %auerttten 9Dtine, 0iquprs, GislrrsT &c. auf Eager ;u
satsn. Sd bite bater freuucIi6ft I'M steilisen 9.lu5.
&. Grtp,
SO. SO SpQinabrpr ffr. 0cterS6uro 90,
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Gin XrpI.

(Sorsshassn TN Ssrtine Der 9wanslOiin in @hu&,n %
ReI&ipr RsStr.)
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TronfhraBs. 3wiitrn Der 9tsu unn lOtsn.
g 1aetitum ml!o Siefe neue auis gleadut:iie ,ina,-
tptm Setflelmatt gum Stiube befsne cmp nbIen, ba ucbeu
Str apImsrI'amNsn 9erteruna taieIbf tie belten 8etrante,
I'M freuno!th ii unS rsat sabre iten seflt titttt
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1866.

1866.
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Satttf q brt Nctteu. 3e(eiI{haft
SSadbeRiiicbs . &, Damp fGh ifiabrf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-21

Hbetn- gDetns, bic i'd Spn rs Cite. Bic S1t rer GIaIbt unb
bel @ilone perbdltnibmds sig unb ~;eitssn,6b biliscr ~rcrfaufe,
ipfpts aih auf ntin e6t importirtes Stltttier-gDaNer.
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,gsmitbtths Weinfubs"
gtEtmadpcl enesrihtst, unS fnbsn reine ne r!ten Sefu>
der itete bic beften 9etranfe uno aufmerfiamIte q sbitnuua.
S6liee!ih bitteub, bss mir bisbr ss6snfte Nerrrautn
uro 2Doblnoutn and III 9ufunft auf mid Su d6er.raesn,
let9net epbahtun9sacH Saepb Qipps,
Sroabiir. 5piftcn 5. u. 6.
rs. &.slt uno biatsr Sebienuns f4sre i'd msintn
Ybnehmtrn i'm Seraus VI. q. q.
Wi6tia fur Wirtbe
Die lint rStt&aeisn BADEN fur &i1ntcnb unb llnissssns
bsn Serfauf ees Qaesrpisrs aus bee ~ttrlbmtsn
S~Gpen.Sraueref
er 6srren Sernbsimtr unb S6ntib RON Ntp gort lbt-
somren unb bi!ien NM sefiniae @ufir6ae
Darttr u. 6 s.,
SiraiNja SaE.
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CT S1I2nl
SSStutam S. Sborf.S 0ufer.

20 2UU UinintraBs. sauhtn Der 9lsn u. IOt,v
8. Bidtmcnr, 3d..
oaeeN an oetSem glaet in ibrem nsu rrtout,r Seps, Elm
s.sWn'aaped siueerttisltS 9B irtbf6afteSQpfoI
Hs W EDO eis te',en Hiquo's. Bier, Gle unc Giaar,ru
lt'ts IN perill9. tttr Sudlitai iu ba. en- inb
gam'Iteh. mti6r eas ltf pom &er,ten en- pfpbIenr po-
S'!tu auS esm Ssrtftt: e-Gtas intmsnt Der Gebr. gufer
III 'ersi gripaiecbreub wunfb,n, pirS noN,its fra,rf,,
"HU sum eilialttn prt . ins Saue aeIiefer
." tteshsltSsn SsIu6 rnp 3abIreibe @uftrde, kirt,u
N nj. H.. Chs GuTrr
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NEW MARKET H0TFI-

Y d. Der q. unb MaribaG.Stro6,
DItieS ours teiie einseri6ttt. teutIbe Spiet ,prb Benz
fe!ltaetn Yuellfani beltenS %smpfoblen. ba beausme aim1a,r.
rSlnllne Seilen' ea gutter oeuhber { 10 unb aufmerfiou,t
Steisnun9 Den Durbrsiisn6sn crnt rten.
gsrnSSrtct s SSaro. rs wsrSsn ifgts 3u ben m5ali6f Bill
Dag 9:inmadoou cln9s'ttiets 28irtbf6afS>Qufa[ i,feS
pcte!e mtrS bean btsli9en YubIitum ,un 8slu6, emt lob
LEI, IA IN eemIel1sn ltstS oaS g. Il; Bier, oGe SOFTEN 'qi-
quOrs, @ieaTren u. E. su Tuber iino. O'"" ~
I'm freHnSli6en 3ufUru6 bitiet
MIAMI BIerney
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TIr SSirfhel

pa pisbey zine restimdBist 9ampfftif> 8erSinbur-
stpi16en Ritmorb urb @1ilab,lptia beifs 6t, bin it in ben
Sians asiest, ale SeltCaursrn BON 6 nss u. sd f.
befiebttm = aserbter Ju lteftrn.
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Nainitr., untsrbalb Der gotten.
Cine quite &ustpdbl Don R betn> u b anbcrn 80 eli.
mem, tonic % 81 Sfso, Yin rnb 9ranbSl e. inb
ti1toft Ill hahn bi Sto. 81. hIed.
l.3l WaigitT., ~unttrbalb Der 2Oftu,
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8ambara mmb Seeip. S(prf,

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swif6sn
SaMbar3 unb Sfeip. Nprf,
pta Srutbamp.on,
rtImitts 4 Ger ntuen, a1f oos 5ptitefe srSauitn uns Git
Slni Il. stnstritl eten srteen eifernsa Ysif> Danpff5tfe
Miismsnts, SSoS 5.nneu (nsn), Capt: y .9rautmann.
Sarsnta, 25ou 3ounsn, Capt. s. e. Mrisr,
gsIuf(ta, 2loO 2onnsn, @apt. s. 5. Swtnfsn,
8ascrta, 24OO e ,rren, Capt. o. 3arbt, .
3tutents, 2loo spnnsn, Capt. !. .. Saad.
pammo1ia, $3.50 Z ,nnen, (im 9au).
Stmsrta, 25eo SonneR, tim Sau).
Die GampTsr eisitr Einie %tei6retru bic
Strsintate Silattn prf
Omitted States MaiI,
rre we1b,n pdtrtnp ttf s 8 .btes POM I4ten gpril ab
une iipar ar
Sam. 8. 20. ssai 7.1t2,.as.
Mar sss1 ; ; Il. 81. g aas. / s. IS. Fac r.:
@ai 5. IL. 10. 20. @ss. 3. 10.
Suni 2. 9. 16. %. 30. "a
~asfabrsu uup YaI isiere ron @ep>gprt ND
pamburs, 2apre. teneon u. southampton
tu Sen frlSenSta Yre fen ~ttfSrttrn:
DsE 9istp gcrt nab Samtura, 5asre, 2srbsn
urp Southampton:
t:s,as Rsa.Ssisa '': :sss
san samsars ,une east. mao w;;p gsrf:
g,5,, Ssr~Salsu. $lI2.5o
Salas a'ts:- saioa $500
is6lsar in @,lc ODER gap ers.It nit gpls-Isiu'
8inser Swn6en l unc 10 Sabrtn bic pdIftt.
.(Nue incl. Sefpiieuna.)
Rsrur -atdttS ST ~efnSsist.n Yreiicr.
Vs. 9atete mad e ;rppa rtbmen mir Bic 9 ubr DPpr-
sens am @bsdnsetase eli IS ieeen 9ampifd' fts an.
9Beseu Yofase tptnce rtan IT'D in Nsw @prt eusftIiss-
lid an bic 9enernl~ Yafaec~G Der 9init:
6. Y. &i6arbu 9pas.
SO. 6 Yarelapfr, nabe Yrsabpas
e5sr in RibnioEb an * { u. Rprtb.
Teuer= mmb m Decentralization,
Virginia Fire n Marine Inyurance Com
pany
btt Elm Soma Siee Capital unb Surplus pon
$500 600 beibt nup i'm Sabre 1882 our1 b,
9siesaetun9 pom Sirsinien sinseiebt wurbe.
BtrltScruneen perbcn ourb bicie alte Gsmraenis q
teiIt uuter ben s%lnfisftsn 9tbinsunsens eeen 6rucr- um.
ID .HtrfbibeR IN S~isentbum aao Grt, ale: 96ufer, Nlrp
Be, 9utcr uup Baarcu aGsr Dirt. IpwpbI in Der Stab
al nut i'm 0auot. uah perbtR Die bttrtTeubsn GuSiablur
eea prompt aelethet.
To- Fur Die police uub Die GufnaSnt Der III stZTGtrn
ben StatRtdnbtwir RidtS bsrebRet.
N. .. &pwarbtu. prSfb.
gDtlIinm WtI1te, Sr.. 5sere,dr. TIC
office: RaintraFc ,piIttn Der 1sttn unb later
fbE Benz Sts- Der 5srren Ntt6el uae SpIsr.
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VIRGINIA HALL.

VIRGINIA HALL.
Dtfe reut urb elegant tinssri6n!t pale fest b,m On,<
blum ju tsaAeH, @cnesrten, Dsrfam nIunasn u. { ~ ;ss,
iur D'lpOitt'cn. @an rerSs lb eee6alb arfdla on an
sirsinia 6au, 9. sIast, III. a "a y =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15
Impeachment Of the President.

The following form OF q petition to
Congress, praying for the impeachment
of the apostate Andrew johnson is be-
ing circulated in Ohio for signatures
To the Senate and House of Representa-
tives of the United States of AmeTi-
ca in Congress assembled
The petition OF the undersigned citi-
zens OF the State of Ohio respectively
showeth that Andrew Johnson, Presi
dent Of the United States. is guilty OF
divers and sundry high crimes and mis-
demeanors, and Of language and CON
duct utterly unworthy of his high office.
and calculated and intended TO bring the
authority of Congress into contempt,
that he has grossly abused the pardon
ing power; that without the auth GRITTY of
the law he has restored TO traitors the
property forfeited to and owned by the
United States; that he has appointed to
offices of trust and authority notorious
traitors, contrary to law; that he has in
cited sedltion, riot and murder in the
city of New Orleans, for which crimes
and misdemeanors your petitioners ear
nestly pray that he may forthwith be i'm
peached by the House of Representa-
tives, tried by the Senate and dismissed
from the exalted office he has so scan
dously disgraced
And your petitioners, as in duty
bound, shall ever pray.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15
From the Fort Wayne Gazette, November s..
Cincinnati and Fort wayne Railroad.

Some twelve or fifteen years ago, it will be rene m
bered company organized to construct rail-
road from this city TO Cincinnati p p Baiiy. Esq
OF this city wis Pre- sident of tie company and
menced the work with great ygor Some 100000 Of
stock was raised, the most of which iudciously
expended in clearing, grubbng and preparing the
road bed. The endorsements consequent upon the
unsettled state of the country finally compelled
suspension OF the work. The company, however, did
not abandon the idea of constructing the road. They
paid of all existing debts kept up tho organization,
added tho capital stock, and again at work.
rapidly completing their enterprise. At meeting
held in this city last week, Judge Cogrove, the Prcsi-
dent of u company, reported tha first section of
twenty-four miles, from Richmond to Winchester,
nearly ready for the iron, and force Of six hundred
hands rapidly pushing it to completion. The iron ON
this section will be laid early in the spring From
Winchester Biufftnn the for preparing the
road bed already secured, and work will be COM
mencei early day. The last section, from Bluff
ton to this city, viii require additional subscription to
tho Of $50 900 prepare it for receiving the
iron. For this small amount the company are now
appealing the people of Fort and the country
between here and Blu:fton. The importance of this
read to our city ought to this sum at once.
This road passes through fine agricultural country
the trade of which naturally belongs to Fort Wayne
and only needs this road to ii. For sixty five
miles immedaely south of this city, IT inercepts or
other road and this alone would be the
outlet for trade and travel, all of which would be
brought to this city.
The connections OF the Cincsa natl and Fort Wayne
road at this city, viii also make the paying
and is stock profitable Investment. As continue
ton of the Grand Rapids and Indiana road will alone
( make il first class road. The Grand Rapids road
extends northwardly from this city the straits Of
Mackinaw. distance of $50 miles, and traverses
region of almost unparalleled fertility. The Cincin-
matt road will be substantially a continuation of this,
and receive immense amount of business
fromit. With all these Inducements think
citizens ought aid very literally the construction of
the road.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15
The Copperhead Press and ths t.etcraor.

The Copperhead Press and tina t.etcraor.
"Experence 10 a dear school, but fools will learn in
other, is old prnverb yot it is no, every fool
who is capable of apprecsting the costly lessons of
experience, as the conduct of some of the Copper
head organs Of this State gives evidence They have
exhausted the of argument, fasehood vitu
peration and backguardism, tor four years past, in
their efforts 10 write down Governor Morton, and to
blacken his reputation In the canvass of 1854
when he was n canidate for Governor, they made
him the chief objects OF their assaults, the neglect
ST the other Union candidates the natural result OF
which was majority for him larger by several thous-
ands than vas given for any other candidate on the
Uson ticket Attic opening OF the canvass of 1866,
while the Governor was beyond the seas and before
he had uttered word in reference ohe canvass the
professional cauminaors Of the Democrl tic party
gan fresh attacks npsn him. and circulated the
atrocous and shamsu fslsahoois against his private
character. Neither absence Sickness shielded him
from their ,Iice or their lies but the very circum
stance III u he an invalid ami absent iron, home
usd TO add W the malicious pleasure with which
they wrote and circulated their DISCUS sting SANDERS
They in1ugel the expectation that their an;icp
victim IS too mach prostratei by disease again
appear in the political arcna the reforc the
dc ana.on poured GU. apou hin, simply for
verge. ,ss ~ ss
HIS Masonic Hall speech, delivered in this city,
wecks after his return from Europe, convinced his
saslants nj their nstske Ia oposng that he
no langsr formidable - their party and they doubt
les regretted that they had oPeaed their batteries
up,n him under the superstition that he was hence
forth out Of their way but thc terrible excavations
their party resolved in his speeches delivered by him
during the canvass, only impelled them to invent
fresh fasehoads and intensity their vulgar abuse.
As in 1884, the Copperhead party defeated, and
the rperatou indulged in by its organs recoited up
on themselves, But two desperate defeats have
learned them nathing and they daily engaged
in their favorte and Improbable svocaion of repeat
ing and simplifying upon their Old aisehoois against
the Governor.d o5ss s.-lGf $3.50 8-
II they will continue tha. line until the Iesis-
lature meets. they will probably succeed in making
his vote for Senator unanimous in the Union
cus.-- lad as s,,siis Jssrscf oF a SIT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15

How Mr.. Schoelhurst lost and found his watch IS
shus related By Erie (Penns ylvania paper MIR.
SchoelAurst, well known German citizen who lives
N small frame housc the depot fishing to
The lighthouse dock las: Friday, with couple of
friends Their luck did not seem he very gnod, as
bat one black bass AM few perch all that had
been captured. While Mr.. Schoehurst was examn-
ing his watch very fine one, which black ribbon
AMI seal attached his line being left careessly
IN the water, sudden heavy jerk, which nearly took
the shpoe from his hand, startled him that, in
trying grasp with his other hand IN his excite
nent nc some how let go of his watch. which struck
his knee and bounded off into I ne water, his line
though very strong one,l parting at the same in
slant with sudden snap. Regrets were useless, 50
tile party continued fishing couple OF hours, and
then rowed hemew&rd with but light string of fish.
: ben nearly back to the starting point they
.svertaken by fishing boat. and being ashamed Of
exhibiting their catch their friends. urucSy
fisherman always are, they concluded to buy lew
fish. eeinGto tell tales each other - the
hurst purchasing n eight FOUNDER black bass aud
three Smaller Is BE vas carrying the FISH homes
he thought he something sticking in is eills,
which, upon closer inspection proved be fshlook
that very much resenbled she one he had lost the
afternoon. and It was with kind Of savage JOY that
he anticipated eating the prime cause of his lues;
but, strangest Of all upon cutting the fish open he
found his watch which had never even stopped
ticking
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15
United States senator.

Aapag ths candidates Cor the Sena torship 70 be
made vacant by the expiration Of Henry ). Lanes
term the 9Th OF March nexs and to be filed at the
ext meeting Of The Legislature We notice the names
Of Governor .. p. Norton, lieutenant Gov. Conrad
Baker, Hon. David C. BrAuham. of Jefferson county,
and Colonel c. NJ. Allen of yiucenne.. While We do
not doub: the ability Of any of these gentlemen to
this Office with credit 10 the State and honor them
selves, most emrhasicaliy declare that of an the
noble OF Indiana who have deyeted their time,
talent, health, everything in fact for their country.
none have fcsrlessly and successfully aided our
than Governor Morton, and Tor which, together
with his Sne sSisies orator statesman and jurist
Ne hops the Republicans OF Legislature this winter
wdl units upon and stick 70 him as their candidate
for United States Sena'or.-Foearsiso Rsr,ss{iesps
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15
REHABILITATION.

One isy las. week little child of Mr. o. Wilkins,
of Brandysine township, Hancock county, eighteen
months cid. fell through crevice in the covering OF
WELL twenty feet in about four feet of wafer A
little BOY, aged about years. hearing of she acct
dent, the well, removed covering, and
aged to set ladder down the well, down which be
went found the child with both around the
pump stock with head AMI shoulders above the water
and rescued him.
HAsp TO PLkAsE.-A man wrote 10 his wife,
Ny dearest Maria: and By return of post be received
! the cool reply: Permit 70 correct eisher your
grammar your morality. Pray, who your other
dear Narias?'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15

York, where they derendid solely on
muscle and niger, which Is the reel
Democraticeapital, and succeeded. wine
where the Democracy wuz loaded down
with Johnsonianism they failed satisfied
him that the President WIZ inkuhus
He sed this with all doc respeck for me
offs Mr.. Morrissey further remarked
that he'd also personal reasons for maxim
this request He commenced in hum
bic position. and he'd filed the pnbhc
ere long enuE to satisfy his modest am
bishen-he he'd walloped Sullivan and
sHeenan-he he'd owned the fastest horses
and won more money At faro than any
other man in Amerika- His ambishen
WIZ satisfied so fur ez he was concerned,
but be hoped to leave behind him for his
infant con (wich wuz only twelve years
uy age and witch he'd development Of
intellect and muscle rema, kaile for one
50 tender, hayin already waliopcd every
boy in the si<ooI to wich he WIZ a goin. J
he desired to leave that son an honorable
name. It he'd bin eivin ont that he wuz
supporter uv the indiYidooal who okke-
pied the Pres;denshel offs, and it WIZ
injoorin him He wished the stigma re-
moyed-a regard FOR his reputashen
forced him to insist upon it.
And this cpistle was dooly signed,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15

Dr.. La Force, residing near otsun,wa, Iowa. mar
risd Ars- Dudley, last Thursday, AMI proceeded
fir Burlington, bridal tour. While seated at
dansr, At the hotel in Burlington, tire face Of the
bride suddenly underwent terrible transformation.
Ths appalled, husband discovered that his wife
maniac. Without the warning of premon,ory
symptom, to an appearance, she had become ias,an-
hnssusiy insase. The Doctor returned home next
6ay With his melancholy charge.
/, ~ Chicago Times, Nov. 18th, N double ladei
leader, advocatss negro suffrage. 1t argues that if
the negro controversy Be got out of politics the-e
viii again BE hope for Democrats. For this reason
II nov wants al that claimed for the negro to be
ecnceaed to him At by every copperhssd Of the
Meth and ex-rebel Of the South.
CmcAGe, ILLINOIS. November 2.
= This morning, passenger train on the Grea. Eas-
sern Railroad eollded WITH TIE gravel train, George
Gcdf.ey eugiscer. The passenger train was slsh
injured. fireman. George Ferguson, had his leg
cut Oh. Th<-tngine ysaier and baggage car of the
passenger train were damaged considersSsy The
aesse.t oce~ssds iuss outside OF the city limits
Es-zaze
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15
The Senatorship.

Papers throughout the State, are ma
kingknown their preferences for the man
to occupy this position in the L. S. Sen
ate largc majority of them say Gov.
MORTON, first, last, and all the time We
noticekhat our Ishmaelitish neighbor of
the 7sleyrarn, whose pen is only propelled
for or against an individual by the cleo
tro-magnetic power of the ..oil of palms,
wakes very indignant over what it deems
a dictatorial article it copies from the
indianapolis journal, and then fires away,
very .miscellaneousiy and incoherently at
Gov MoHroS, over the journals shoul-
ders-conclnding that he, the doughty
editor or the telegram,
"Wfil speak out, and win be heard.
'.33 g Theheh all carth's systems crack P
and then he goes il, at the rate OF
over one column, using the little word
..if'' with the tremendous force of a
ftensinch pop gun, heavily loaded with n
& paper wad YeGods and little fishes
look at that logica! sif' If Gov.
Morton has uniformly advocated radical
yascillated, e may be question as to
3 whether he Is the man for the place or
mott.
Just 50, Mr.. Editor and again: If
81 Hon. G. w Julian, has been long tried
and consistent advocate of the doctrines
+ now regarded as the fundamental princi-
pies OF the Union party--r he has never
swerycl from the faithful advocacy of
these principles, Hen Il might not be a rery
eree, departure from consistency If the
Union party should select him - To be
| sure, not, for j these positions are true
or not true, then either of these promin-
ent individuals are fitted or untitled in
The opinion of the telegram editor, for
Senator. That's the long and short of
the matter, anil we are glad that our
neiahbor of the telegram concludes that
no public man-no paper shall '.flictate'
to him what he shall say; because that
might spoil his sT" reasoning, which is
now "as clear as mud ~