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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-03-07
Spring Campaign.

j. s. HuN, wishes 70 announce 10 his fr.e,ds that
he is ready repair ali kids of wagons and carriages
short notice. Call at his shop, cor. of Main and
Washington before -osnr elsewhere. sv
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F a lot Of Pocket Books, Drums
and Pistols 1t cost, to close out at
No. %, Main st
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Wonderful but True

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Our, young frisnd, Chas- Ksrsey. who hAa
been 81 Anns Arbor, Michigan. the past sir
months returned homo yesterday. He rspoets
the school there in most 6ourishing condition.;
over 1903 students in attendance. He left hs
comrade. ]. C. Mcpherson. there enjoying most
excellent health and toilDg up che hill Of sci-
ence'
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LIQUID clIlRRA REMEDY.
sYMPToMs:

The symptoms Of Catarvh are 1t Arst yepv slseht
Persons find they have cold that tAsy have rsoneut
attacks, and more sensitive 20 the changes or
temperature. In this eoDditiea tbs pese nay - ry
slight discharge, thin and aerd, after ards thiek
and adhesive. may ensue. ssE 4s4sA y
As the disease becomes chroaic the discharges are
increased IN Quantity and ehaDGsd in sqnaltv: Shev
now thick and heavy, and are hauked or conxhcd
breath; the thick and sasal the syss ere vesk:
the sense Of smell il Iessened or dessroyed deafness
frequently takes place. 48ai89 ss89a
Another com mon and inportsss sympiom Of Ca
.arrb is thai the person is obliged clear his throat
s the morning ofa slick or shiny srucous which has
fallen from the head dusing the sight. When this
takes pace, tine person be hat his disease
IS on II ~ 70 sac lungs and shoad Bosse 10 time II
arrestng it.. - 60.
The above but few Of the many Ca.arris svmp.
tens. Write to our Lzbrstpry for our pamphlet des-
crfbiag fully all symptoms; Is wll be FREE 70
asy address, Also directions where 70 procure the
medicine. q 81 A8%fta 81 "a f=aes 81
zz9-Tbis remedy ean1nips No MINERAL or POJS.
OS0CS INGREDIENTS. but u prepared from veoe.
sahse sxtracts EXCLUSIVELY; therefore 81 IS PIN.
FECTLY HARMLESS, even 70 IL most tender -
delicate child-a
CALL FOR SEELYE'5 CATARRH REMEDY.
aud take no osher. II nna sold b. dsuewises /. Snr
vicinity, they viii order il for yoa. Priee zo6 pep
bottle sAs@S3 e s@@kss - 7t8s ssfw $50
~An persons ssEesfsg VIII asy alscsior u sse
Head, Throat LuAGa, sheald Wri1 q once for sus
pamphlet fully describing ID synptoos pertaining 10
Il yin - ssutfms % ~ aAas~ s as
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Are moro frequently than otherwise caused By
thick, slimy mucous, falling from tie bead
especially during the night, and
resulting from Catarrh, snt
arc cured BY
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Male and Female Agents Wanted in every
Town and County ia the State.
PREMluMs TO AGENTS

Ono 4 usrican Silver Watch, ver.h 5000 tilt be
given to the selling the largest number
One Patent Lever Watch. worth thirty dollars. 70 tie
Agent selling the next largest number; Photograph
Album worth twenty dollars, 20 the Agent selling the
third largest number. -e<~s $50 49, ~4-,-e ~ .gsys
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FURxrruRE.-Laeeys& Co. sell on Sat.
urday, at P, NJ. a large stock OF Fur
niture and Housekeeping Goods.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-03-07

A FA.L-of one inch Of Sow last night
March 9th. re'i sscr s#ls-tlra.E 80 q
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TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH

The Drawing will take place on the Stage
Of the Hall. after the Concert. by q coms
mittee chosen by the sauAience.
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From all accounts, there is no further question ~ b
which is the cheapest Store in town. II is TIE CheaP
Store on Fifth street, one square from the Depot.
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We are gratifed to learn that our old
fiend, WILLIAM BELL is convalescing--
he is able to be about the house. We
hope soon to see him "marching on to-
wards his business house, fully restored
to health and vigor.
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GARDEN SEEDS time is ut hand
for selecting good seeds for planting,
and cur readers are referred to the al
vertisement of John Bell, in another
column Tor the place to procure them,
for he has the fresh and genuine Ian
,lreah Secds''-thc best in the market.
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rHo. for . Hat-Boots. Shoes-Gov-
eminent Hardware-everything at Bar
ganish prices, at II. NJ. Lacey 4 Cos
Auction Rooms. % Main Street. Ho
for 'em, and 60 for 'em, they're rich and
racy--sold cheap by Colonel Dennis and
Captain Lacey! Fact--sure., {
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"cheap Store" sth street, ore square from depot
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When caused by Catarrhal Dimcultes All ars
cured BY this remedy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

MALONE-At the residence of Z. H. Word,
! on Court street, on Sunday, the 18th inst,
Capt c. c. MALoNE departed this life in the
25th year Of his age.
Three years ago there was fresh earth over
the graves Of one hundred thousand men that
had been murdered, and to-day death is As
strange a thing As ever. The living csnnot
grow familiar with 1t and in spite Of reason
and religion we look with dread wondsrment
upon the faces Of the newly dead. But esps-
cially is its coming unaccOuntable and its
presence terrible, when from out Of our very
arms, with a sort OF ravishment Of life, is taken
one so youthful, so promising In health and
vigor, "a he whom we now lament as brother,
son and friend in CLARENCE MALONE. Had he
died upon the battle field, where often and
braveiy he had borne himself, atnging away
his life upon the swift current o Southern valor,
or had he been taken at a time when, lately,
all men were covering before the grim pres
ence Of our awful scourge, with less rebellious
murmuring, perhaps, we would have seen him
go but cut of even in the blossoms Of his own
and parents hopes, with all the circumstances
Of a glorious young manhood strong about
him, and while in full and frequent enjoyment
OF friendships kindliest of1ees, it is hard, III
ever so hard, 10 see the fitness OF It, and with
becoming humility acknowledge the right
eOusness OF the divine viii; and therefore is 1t
that prone, IN weeping clothes. we fall at Thy
feet and cry for faith and strength, Oh! Lord
God!
Not for purposes OF public ostentation is this
tribute written. but as an expression OF com
mon lament on the part or friends, who for so
long in living regard, and now forsverin loving
remembrance, shall wear him in their heart Of
hearts. To them now is 1t impossible that he
should ever grow old. The winters that for
those who still msy live, shall whiten heads
and wither cheeks, Will come and go without
effect upon tbs freshness OF his memory, and
Imagination, utits utmost strength, can never
frame him other than he was and IS, young,
Joyful, buoyant in health and spirits the pride
and pleasure Of acqus ntances the loving in
innate OF friends, and, N whispering regard for
their sad bereavement be it said, the devoted
son OF affectionate parents.
God bless thee, darling friend, and in the
death which We fOndly hops gave thee eternal
happiness, may we find a profitable lesson,
however sad and desolate in its teaching. B.
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ERINCTPLEs GOVERNING THE CON-
DUCT OF THE

a Government OF white men for white
men; and no political miscegenston.
LOYALTY to the Union OF thesTATEs: FTDEI-
ITY 10 the Constitution in its true extent and
meaning Obedience TO and maintenance OF
al law, state and National, cOnstitutionaIly
enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpation and OPP
preston, Of one man or many; and 70 all en-.
croachments upon the rights or nreemen or o.
States, or upon the just and constitutional
prerogatives Of any Department Of the State
or National Governments.
No E-srABLIsHMENrs Of Military despotisms
no e~nthrening OF martial law, no suspension
OF the writ OF Habeas Corpus, no Staying Of cit
liens by Military Commission. nc interference
with the Courts, no Ietrss de,eacheL In time OF
peace.
STRICT s-UBoRDISATIoN OF the Military 10 the
Civil Power.
MOI rANDN ARMIES Of states in time Of
peace.
RESTORATION OF d~isfranchised citizens to all
rights and privileges or which they have been
diSseized no prosecutions or Experimentation
for political opinions; for the PAST, oblivion
OF offences; for the PRESENT and FUTURE
UNION. PEACE, Law and ORDER.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE 20 ali meemen Of the
African race, ofau the CIVIL rights OF freemen,
No REPUTATION, by state or Nation, OF
honest and lawful debt.
No REVIVAL OF old party dinerencesi but q
Union Of all Conservative men. Of all former
parties, who revere the Constitution, 70 restore
the old landmarks OF the Government.
No GIsLATI TO plumber one portion 81
the country for the profit Of another portion.
WHATEVER is UsT whatever Is RIGHT
whatever is Of GOOD REPUTE, and worthy OF
the descendants OF English freemen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

lst-The name OF this Company is THE HART
FORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY. and is
located at Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL.
2d-The amount OF Capital stock Is. 81, 100000 co
Sd-Tbe smOuut Of Capital stock
paid up, 100000 90
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MARKETs

New ORLEANS, November 27.-Sugar,
in good demand and firm; common,
9gc ; prime, I21c. Molasses, dull and
declining good, 67lc choice, S3e. Flour
nominal, no sales. Corn, quiet but firm,
81 06@l 10. Oats firm, SOC, Pork nomi-
. nal, no sales, holders asking So so. Ba-
con, very dull and prices unchanged.
Lard, nominal tierce, 124c; kegs, l3e.
Cotton, declining middling Orleans,
I5A6I52c; sales, $500 bales receipts,
2S29 bales; exports, Sl3 bales. Gold, 39t.
Sterling, 49G52I. New York sight, par
to I discount.
LOUISVILLE, November 27.-Tobacco
quiet; sales 80 hhds.; Jugs $ 25 seiec-
lions S23. Flour dull and lower super
fine 81 IS. Wheat inactive, 81 $500 40.
Oats steady, Soc in bulk. Corn, new ear
75c. Bacon quiet; shoulders lie clear
rib sides l54c no clear sides in the mar
ket. Lard l2kc. Mess Pork go so.
Whisky nominal, 35c bonded. Cotton
l44c. Hogs firm, s. 1901; receipts by
rail, 1850 head.
ST. LOUIS, November 27.-Tobacco
steady. Cotton lower; middliDg, l4o.
Flour fiat and prices unchanged. Wheat
dull and lower, 81 S062 55. Corn steady,
95GlOOc. Oats 6I@70c. Pork steady,
$1,000 SO. Bacon dull and lower;
shoulders, HE; clear rib sides, 14c clear
sides, I54e. Hogs, So 2596 70. Weather
cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI, November 27.-FlOur and
wheat steady. Corn, new, ear, 75c.
Oats quiet, CSC. Cotton dull and nOmi-
nal; middiiRg, l44c. Tobacco active.
Whisky unchanged. Pork active, Sl9 so
022. Lard held at I2}c. Green meats,
Z, 96ll4c for shoulders, sides and hams.
Bacon held firmly. Hogs active at 81
gross, and SO net.
NEW YORK, November 2T.-FlOur
closed dull and declining, with a limited
speculative demand for low grades.
Wheat, slightly in buyers favor, with
moderate demand. Rye, dull, 81 IS.
Oats, quiet; Western, 784c i'll store, and
soc aiOat. Corn, dull; mixed Western,
81 "a in store, and 81 SO afioGt. Pork,
dull and heavy, $40 IS for mess, cash,
and $50 IS for regular. Bacon, slightly
in buyers favor, with moderate demand.
Lard, IL TO l33c for fair to prime steam
and kettle rendered. Cotton, dull and
sales, $500 bales; middling up
lands, l629l64c.
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The New York Tines, some week:
since, very sensibly said
We have now too many courts, toe
many laws, and above all, too many
LAWYERS, or persons claiming TO be law
vers. What we want are Courts Of Con-
cilistion, like those Of France and
Belgium, where litigants shall be COM
PEELED to carry their civil complaints 70
see whether they are properly subjects
for contest in court or not, or for settle
meut without contest. With such courts,
fve-sixths Of the cases which now
occupy courts and time, and absorb
immense aggregates Of money, would
never be heard OF, and none but lawyers
would be losers.
The heaviest taxes that the people pay
are not those which are imposed in order
10 supply the State and Nation with
their revenues, but those levied by
keepers OF places where liquors are sold
by the glass, and the expenses Of litiga-
ton. Both are enormous; and the
yearly aggregate of each, in this city and
county, il fairly stated, would astOund
every ne. There is no doubt that the
latter might be immensely reduced by
the establishment Of Courts Of Concilia-
ton. It is a reprosch to any country
where the people at large know nothing
Of the most Of the laws that govern them,
a. must Of course be the case when q
alarge portion Of the law is not statutory,
but to be found only in the books Ofjuris-
prudence and the decisions Of the courts
when nobody can have his rights deter
mined without employing q lawyer, and
when the decisions Of the courts are half
Of the time erroneous.
The "COde de Procedure Civile" OF
France contains the following provisions
in respect Of Courts Of Cancellation:
BOOK II.
OF THE INFERIOR TRIBUNALS.
Decree Of Il april 1906.
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Messrs. R0YsTER, IRRELEVANT & Co,
the well known real estate and auction
firm Of this city, will sell at public auo.
ton on Friday tomorrow, the beauti.
ful and desirable homestead OF the late
Col. JNo. PoPE, known as "the Oaks.'i
It will be subdivided into convenient
lots and offered on the most liberal terms.
This property is situated on the old
Raleigh road, and is about four miles
from Court Square. Persons who wish
to purchase a desirable suburban home
or garden farm, can never do better than
to attend this important sale. The land
is beautifully situated, and, besides being
one Of the most fertile tracts in the
vicinity, is healthful, and enjoys pleasant
surroundings.
We trust that the weather will be fine,
and viii thus invite a large crowd Of
substantial citizens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

Washington Correspondents Cincinnati Com.
merclal
The Ben. Wade letter recently pub.
lished in the Commercial has furnished q
weeks interesting gossip to the citizens
u soiOurners at the National capital,
and has especially puzzled that large
class OF American citizens who, knowing
as much about journalism as q horse
knows about the planetary system, can't
tell Whati In b name Of heaven the
thing was ever printed for-whether to
help this man or TO hurt that man, IL
certainly wasn't to help Wade, they cav.
because, if so, the swearing would have
been LEFT out. Il can't have been TO heir
Chase, because it makes q revelation of
ChaSe's efforts for a nomination seven
years ago sDd il can't have been IN the
interest Of Grant, because il is a dead set
against him all the way through. Let
them read the Commercial and ray their
subscription promptly, and perhaps they
will find out all about it.
Among Others who have given rent 10
their feelings about that letter is Gen.
Grant, who earnestly protests that be
never talked "horse" TO Ben Wade in
his life. In conversation on the subject
with a friend, a few days since, he said
he didn't remember having ever met old
Ben TO talk 70 him, except once,
and that was at one OF the Speakers
receptions last winter. An ~allusion hav-
ing been made to West Point, old Ben
said Il was a nest Of did traitors.
This, y said the genera, " vexed me q
little, l told him it wasn't 50 that
While il was tue that 8 good May West
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OPERA HOUSE

CD. DEAaLE.@--A-..-~.Lessee and Manager.
TONY Stage Manager.
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LATEST4
BY


WESTERN ASSOCIATED PREss R~EPoRTs.l
TNoTE.-Owing to Interruptions on the
lines, it was impossible to get the full re-
ports last night. REP.1
NEW ORLEANS, November &.-In the
Convention OF to-day, Wickllffe (white)
of this city, offered a preamble and reso.
luton d~enouneing the article in the
Republican Of the 23d instant, q portion
| Of which was telegraphed. The pream.
BILE recites that, Whereas it is the true
policy Of the Radical or Republican
party, and their real and honest DESIRE
10 dissipate all unfounded prejudices by
a course of strict justice and homer, by
using every endeavor TO preserve peace
and good order,
RESOLVED, That we hereby Fepudiate
all desire for class legislation n all de-
sire to mediate or cOuntenance blood
| shed or revenge That all we claim is
equality before the law for all
men without distinction as to race,
| color or previous condition, and that
the sentiments expressed in the leading
article in the New Orleans Republican
in its issue Of the 23d inst, is denounced
as uncalIed for, Injurious and dangerous
to the best interest OF the party. And
we do further declare that said article
does not represent the sentiments
wishes or purposes of the Radical Re.
publican party of Louisiana, or the col
Ored racer
The resolution was discussed amid con-
siderable excitement, and with little re-
gard to Parliamentary usages. 1t was
finally tabled by a vote Of 46 to Al.
The Committee appointed for that pur.
pose reported a series of resolutions and
regulations for the government of the
Convention, which were adopted; after
which the Convention adjourned until
Friday.
WASHINGTON, November 27.-The
Committee on Ways and Means agreed
unanimously to-day to report a bill fol
the repeal of the cotton tax. No bill has
been agreed upon, or time fixed for the
repeal, but a bill will be reported for that
purpose on Monday or Tuesday next.
LOUISVILLE, November 27.-The river
is on q stand, with three feet in the ca
nal by the mark. Light rain falling all
day.
New YORK, November 27.-Money is
4 shade easier at 697 per cent for call
Iosns. Sterling quiet, 9G9lc for first
class bills. Gold without material
change, opening at 394 and closing at
39I. Governments are without decided
change; coupons of Isl, llS@ll3B; cOu-
pons Of '62, 1O7I@l0Ss. Stocks firm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

No notice can be taken Of anonymous Com
nunicstions. Whatever Is Intended for In
sertion in the APPEAL, must be authenti-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, as q guarantee Of his good faith and
responsibility.
Business letters should be addressed to TIE
APPEAL" Memphis.
Communications for publication must be writ
ten on one side OF the page only, and with
al other matters connected with the editO-
rial department, should be addressed: EDI-
TORS oFTHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cauuot, IS q rule, undertake 10 return arti-
cles not found suitable for publication.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

Pointers bad Joined. the rebel cause, it
was also true that the proportion was
much smaller than had been turned out
Of the cradle in which he (Wadel had
been rocked-meaning the capitol. 1
showed him that every Southern man In
Congress, with one or two exceptions,
Joined the rebellion, while less than half
the West Pointers did SO. / didn't talk
q word Of horse to him from beginning
10 end.n
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suit is brought within q month counted
from the day Of non-appearancs or nom
Cancellation.
5S. In case OF nOn-appearance Of one
Of the parties, mention will be made Of
the fact on the docket Of the Justice, and
on the original citation or 8 copy Of it,
without need Of drawing up a minute of
the affair.
The effect Of the system thus established,
in preventing litigation and saving costs
to the ~labouring classes Of the commu-
nifty have been very marked and very
great insFrance, and would be so in our
American States. Half the suits which
here tax poor men with costs and attOr-
ney's fees, would there be settled in the
Courts OF Cancellation, where the costs
are small snd u attorneys are employed
10 confuse the magistrate or jury, and
prevent justice being administered and
right done between the parties. We read
some years ago, in some English Review.
we think, a statement, In detail, Of the
workings Of the Courts Of Cancellation
in France, and should be greatly
obliged to any WI who can furnish Us
with it, or inform Us where it is to be
found. There is no country where the
evils Of litigation are so great as they are
in ours, or where 50 much OFF is unnec'
essary and nothing that viii tend TO
diminish the evil is unworthy the stten-
ton Of our Legislators.
1t is a very lamentable thing, II we
would but reflect upon it, that in cases Of
very small pecuniary Importance, be-
tween man and man, it is very frequently
the case, under u system Of laws, that
the rights Of the parties cannot be de-
termined without a reference to a multi
tude Of English and American books OF
Reports, which have long ago 50 multi
piled as to become a nuisance, and to
have made the law a greater mystery
than theology. We might in some de-
gree diminish the evil by the establish,
ment Of Courts Of Cancellation for il
they have proven a success in France,
there is no reason why they should not
do so here.
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TO r r r t. 81
The Residence, No. 1872 GreenIsw Block on
Madison street, eontainingI2 rooms in perfect
order. Apply TO NJ. s. BROOKS, Of Brooks
Denis. No 292 Main street. novZ Wv"