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The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

CONGRESSIONAL ITEM.-We notice in
the proceedings of the House, on the
10th, that our distinguished M. c., urges
as reason for the passage of the joint
resolution he introduced. giving men,
bers of Congress authority to examine
all correspondence and papers, relative
to the appointment of p. Ms, on file
in the Post-offce Department, that he
found, in the case of the removal of the
Postmistress at Centreville, in this
county-who is one cfthe nj. Cs rela-
tives that, to induce the change, san
offer OF sum of money to the Second
Assistant Post master General" had
been made. The object Of our II. c. is
good one; but, il -conferring that
right Of Search on the Honorables, it
would have been well to have required
them to put the papers back in their ap-.
propriate packages, go they might : be
readily found when wanted. Judge
Kilgore encountered considerable diff,
Guilty, he says, in again finding a certain
paper containing petitioners names in
favor of the appointment of P. NJ. at
Muncie. after our N. C. had examined
the packet, and, after searching dill
gently. he found them stuffed away in
the Connersville application papers
'Sich is ife'-where all claim to be
honorable men x.fg .sg7 sa-g assa4ss
The vote on the impeachment resolu-
tion resulted in yeas 81, nays 108. We
can't find cur ~. C.'s name on either
side Where js he ? no;Ilse stt Bssassa
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

Cur neighbor OF the Winchester
Journal, CO mplains that we gave credit
to the Indianapolis Journal for an arti-
Gle on Democratic Taxatio,n,"> that
should have been placed to ats credit =
We certainly clipped from the latter the
first part Of that article and gave it cred
it,. whilst, to its Winchester namesake,
we also did the same for the ending of
that article. The two articles being on
the same subject, we placed them under
one head for our own convent ence. IF
Bro. NEFF viii look again, he will see
that we have g rendered unto Cesar"
&c, and given them both their dues
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12
TO MARRIED LADIES
SPECIAL NOTICE.

w-AIways get the Best. Unexplosive
Coal Oil, at AvERY'S 8. E. Corner Main
4 Marion streets.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12
Read who Says So.
41N* S#
Erom Rev. ". d. Seiefried, Pastor of Twelfth Bap-
at Church Philade

Gentleman 81 have recently been laboring under
the distressing effects of indigestion, accompanied By
remedies were recommended by friends and some of
them tested. but without relief. Your HooAand's
German Bitters we're recommended by persons who
had tried them, and whose favorable mention Of these
Bitters induced to try them. I must confess
that had an aversion to Patent Medicines from the
Thousand and one .quack "Bitters, whose only
aim seems 70 be to palm OF sweetened and drugeed
liquor upon the community in sly way, and the ten-
dency of which, fesr, is to make many q conhrmed
medicinal preparation, I took it with happy edset
Its ion, not only upon the st6mach but upon the
nervous system, was prominent and gratifying. I
feel that have derived great and permanent benefit
from the use of few bottles. = -
Very respectfully yours, -
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40. 254 Shackamaxon Street.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

g-Always get the Best. DIR. AyERY's
Balsam of Life cures coughs and colds and
is q pleasant remedy.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12
State Of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS.

SUPHTA k1SER. Compliant Tor Dvorce
No. 2054.
DE IT KNOWN, That, on this 9th day of Decem
ID ber 1857 the above named plaintiff, by George
H. johnson, Esq, his Attorney filed in the Office OF
the Clerk of the Wayne Circuit Court, his complaint
against said defendant in the above entitled cause.
Said defendant Sophia Kiser therefore, is hereby
Iotified of the filing and tendency of said compalint
against her. and that unless she appears and answers
demurs thereto at the calling of the said cause on
the second day of the Term of said Court to be
begun and held at the Court House in Centerve, on
the 1st Monday of February next said complaint and
matters and things therein contained and alledged
will be taken as true and the said will be heard
and determined in her absence. ..- q
Witness the Clerk, and the Seal of said
SEAL Court at Centerville, this 9th day of Decem-
49, Der 1868.
WILLIAM W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
George A. Johnson Atty of Pltf.
Dec. l., 1867. PISS 424w
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

A man by the name eff McEwan, fell
into vat OF boiling lard on Saturday
last, in one Of the pork packing estab
lishments Of Chicago, from the effects
Of which he died the same dag. as aa
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

: MAGNOLIA WArER.-A. delightful toll
ct article--superior to Cologne and at
half the plice.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12
State Of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS.
In the WAYNE

Complaint, No so99.
DE 1T KNOWN, That, on the 10th day of Decem-
AD ber 1867, the above named Plaintiff, By John
Yaryan Attorney, filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Wayne Common Please Court, his complaint against
said defendant in the above entitled cause, together
with the efidavit of competent person that said de-
fendant Andrew s. Herod is not resident ofthe State
of Indiana. ~
by notified of the filing and pendency of said COM
plant against him and that unless he appear and an
be Begin and held at the Court House Centeryiile,
the second Monday of January x said complaint
and the matters and things therein contained and al
lodged, Will be taken as and said cause Will be
heard and determined in his absence.
LII Witness William w. Dudley, Clerk, and the
[sE III Seal of said Court, at Centeryille, this 10th
~ day of December 1857.
Ir..-fs= WILLIAM W. DUDLEY. Clerk. g.
john Yaryan, Atty OF Plt'f.
Dec. II, 1867 ft@ - lpfS5.) AZ 4w
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12


OMINous.-The Cincinnati Gazette, be-
cause the ship containing Gen. Rousseau
came near laundering, when he was
going to take possession Of Walrussia
that the Russian flag, when it was
being hauled down, remained at half.
mast, emblematical of death, and had to
be taken down by a man who climbed
the mast-and that it has been raining
there ever since possession was taken
of that country, regards it as ominous,
and indicative Of the American paw
being laid upon foreign countries, and
warning for the iniquitous greed ex-
hibited by our country for territory.
The purchase of st. Thomas and st.
Paul islands from the Danes, followed
by storms and earthquakes and lorna
does, fastens the same idea on the Inn
agination of the Gazette From the fact
that the sea was ''lifted forty feet del
uging large portions of these islands
wrecked two American navy ships and
many other YES ssels, und spread ruin and
devastation aroHnd,-we think the ex-
tention OF our limits looks "ominous,''
or rather Sea ward.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

r e M e m B E r

That this Bitssvs u Aicholic, Rsm
Whisky and cannot make Drunkar but the best Tonic
IN the World. 5uE
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

The, old adage of .Iaanssa and grow
fat did not operate, we are sorry to
say, satisfactorily. to our. respected CO.
temporary of the Bird the other,day at
the Depot in this city. He was enjoy,
ing laugh at something that tickled
his throat He is quite weak from the
loss of blood, but we are glad to say he
is getting better, and that he will soon
be again able to enjoy this only solid
comfort vauchsafed a printer under A.
J.'s administration. r ..... i, e~s.-a..
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

AMENpE.-JAMEs ELDER, Esq, in
forms US that he is not the author of the
correspondence in the Cincinnati Enqui-
rer over the signature of "Carroll." We
cheerfuliy make the correction, and those
who feel-more anxious about that writer
than we do, can "guess" again s'-- "a
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

We enjoyed a quiet iaugh over the
query propounded by friend, who was
reading the last True CJulian) Republi
can: .>Whe is it that has so little to do
as to write for that paper S' We could
not answer him Of course but it tickled
us somewhat to think he had confound
ed Nothing Else to d." with $50
littleD sadt TCl sEaaG9 sssA4 .gns13sa
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

We are favored by our Old friend Cor
NELrUs RArLIFF, with the interesting re-
port Of the COMMITTEE on the Indian
Concern appointed by the Yearly
Meeting OF Friends, held in Baltimore,
on the 2Sth of October last. together
with an eloquent letter, from an Indian
Missionary, Enmegahbowh We shall
publish both next week.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

a election will be held by the stockholders of the
"A First National Bank of Richmond, Indiana, at
l O'Clock P. NJ, Tuesday January 14th in the room
occupied by j. p Siddall, Esq., National Bank Build
ing Richmond Indiana, for the purpose of electing
nine Directors to serve the ensuing year.
Nov. 27 1867. 40-3w. j. E. REEVES, Prest.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

FEE.-A fire occurred at Hamilton,
Ohio, on Saturday last, that destroyed
property to the amount of $4,000. y 1t
broke out in Hon; T. p. Campbell,s
frame row, on Bason. strcet--his loss is
about S3,0O0-his insurance expired
some fifteen days before the fire. f~fsr y
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

At Kokomo, the temperance people
are making q strong effort to- prevent
liquor-sellers from obtaining license
out of eight applicants, the Commission
ers only granted two, and an appeal on
one Of these as taken to the Circuit
Court. The attorney for the rejected
applicants has taken an appeal from the
Commissioners decision to the Common
Pleas Court sbaad aid ri soLisd sd4 1aj
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

We are in receipt Of communica-
ton from M. r. Hum, Esq, in yindica
ton Of his course, &c, but it has been
crowded out by ordinances I'VE will find
room for il nextweek
The Richmond palladium., 1867-12-12

purpose Of loading or unloading, shall be fined there
for in any sum not exceeding three dollars. ate r1
SEc 49, ANY person convicted before said ayor,
of having stopped stationed, or caused suffered
the stopping or stationing of any team or teams
Washington and Eighth streets in said city, for the
purpose of feeding shall be fined therefor in sum,
less than fifty cents for the original ofense, and
fifty cents additional for every subsequent hours
continuance thereof, after warning in that respect
given by any officer property holder Of said city.
SEC. "a Any person convicted before said Mayor,
street alley or Of said city to the hinder
of passengers thereon, shall be fined in any
not less than dollar than three dollars
for such original ofense, and in the same sum for
every twelve hours continuance of the same.
SEC. 25. Any person convicted before said Mayor
of having ridden, driven led any horse, other
animal, on or across any sidewalk in said city, i'm
proved by graveling, paving planking or otherwise,
or or over any unfinished pavement or side walk
prepared for paving during the progress of the work
thereon; or Of having pulled up or broken down any
other thing used for such work, ard during the
progress thereof, shall be fined therefor in any sum
from the want of alley adjacent to any lot or part
of lot there be convenient thereto otherwise
than by crossing such side walk shall be lawful for
the owner or occupant of such lot part of lot or
for any person in his employ drive or over such
walk for the purpose Of discharging any bulky
or needfu article such lot part Of lot if only
be done, such sidewalk shall have been well planked
otherwise sufficiently paved, SO that ssch riding
leading driving shall not be injurious to such side
walk and it, also the free passage of foot passengers
thereover shall not be interrupted. 1t shall also be
lawful for livery stable keepers, lumbermen and 9TH
er such PERSONS their employees, and whose ordi-
nary business may So require 10 make such crossing
with such animal vehicle, if such at the
place to be crossed shall first have been well planked
and paved aforesaid, and IT, moreover, the move-
ment of foot passengers thereon be not impeded.
SEC. 26. This Ordinance shall be in force from and
after it's passage and publication for consecutive
weeks in the Richmond Palladium.
Passed and approved December 5th A. D. 1857. z
gsG THOMAS NJ YOBNG, Mayor. 6
Attest; P. p. Kirn, City Clerk. asia A.
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POLITICAL MANUAL FOR 1867.
INCLUDING A CLAss.nED SUMMARY VI THE bPoKrAS1
EXECUTIVE.
LEGISLATIVE
JUDICIAL AND
PoLlTICoM MILITARY FACTS OF THg PRRIoA
Prom July g. 1906 to April /. 1867
Including the late action of
CONGRESS on RECONSTRUCTION
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Glen o. the House Of Representatives United staGsA
l. President Johnson's Speeches
H. Messages
III Members ofthe Cabinet
Second Session 10Th Congress
' Fs.Seson 10th Congress
And Claimants Of Seats Therein.
". Votes Political Bills and Resolution.
v heeotsruc,On Measures 3gth and 4Db Consr,,v.
Nfeon''FHsiion Act aod Supplement Copy of Tet oAA
Fourteenth Constitutional AmendIueaL
VI Proolamaions aud Orders
VII Judicial opinion Iisb,.s Comm,
Test OaN,
'.sspPi i~nne,iop Cas-.
VII h''otons o. National And state Convention, at Pb,Ssph,
IIsbarsh Cleveland &C.
Part faiiorHs-CoHaec''i, Maryland, Ohio Tennessee Ala.
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*. Political Miscellany. Elective Franchise
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THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW
L VOL XIV, No. 3O-SEPTEMBLR, 1871

lie MA IONAL w AhI I>Ill< 1 hI IL w :
L VOL XIV, No. 3O-SEPIEMBLR, 1871
CONTENTS
1.-The Jews ard their Persecnons
II-iaye the Lover Animals Souls or Reason
IlI-Winekemahn and Ancient Art
IV-Dsute snd his New TTans4tOr
what Las Bacon Ohcaated or Discovered
vI--Asslsnaton and Laslessness in the United States
vlI-Tbe Jesuts 10 North America and Elsewhere
vIII-Tbe Civil Service Of tie United STATES
IX-Noiices and Criticisms
There four articles in this number which all should reas namely
ofe Jews s
te DTaa Comme BY certain Of BIS transors also those Law
The Jesl quekeTy receives due attention
the proper department
General Agents American News Company Specimen copy sent 10
any part Of the United States postage paid by the uudesgHel
eeipt Of 81 2s Subscriptions IS year n advance
EDW. l. SEARS. LID,
Editor and Proprietor. No G Broaduay. Sew-York