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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-21

An Ordinances. to Amend an Ordinance
@ Entitled: AN Ordinance relative t.
Licensing and Regulating certain Extra
ordinary Trades and Establishments.,'
Section 1. Be it ordained by the Common Coun
oil Of the City OF Richmond That much of section
nine (9) of an Ordinance entitled: An Ordinance
relative to Licensing and Regulating certain Extra
ordinary Trades and Establishments" which requires
five per cent. to be paid sales of Goods Wares and
Merchandise made in auction rooms, is hereby so
amended that the amount required such sales shall
be three per cent.
Section 2. This Ordinance to be in force from and
after its passage and publication for two consecutive
weeks, in the Richmond Palladium.
Passed and approved, November 10, A. d. 1867.
p THOMAS n. YOUNG, Mayor.
Attest: Peter P. Krn, City Clerk. SO
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r. HTTER0 Of Admiuistrasion ON ths Bstass q
L. Isaac Mellender, late Of Wayne Township, Way.s
Connty, and State Of Indiana deceased. havS -
the WAYNE Common Please Court Of said Coanty.
All persons hssng chains seainst sid estate,
quired TO e Thorn with the Clerk Of ssid Court duly
proven befone che expiration Of year from this
date 5 IS ISAAC h. lSRANEY, Administrator.
Ncvember 4, 1857. 37-3w.
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The parsonage, together with barn and
onthouses belonging to the Enochsburgh
Catholic Church, were burned on Mon
day evening. The estimated loss is
$4,000; insurance $4,000. - (Greens-
burgh Chronicle. as,-.
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Delaware County has six thousand
three hundred and eighty children be-
tween the ages of six and twenty-one.
Amount of school revenue for full distri-
button, 50, l86 20. a-, e,- u,
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Notice

HyHE citizens ofJefferson township, Wayne county
u Indiana, and all others interested, Arc hereby
notified that At tho next regular term Of the Board Of
County Commissioners of Wayne county. commence
ing LIST Monday in December, 1887, Dasid Lantg,
shall apply for License to sell oxcating Liquors in
less quantities than quart at time, with the privilege
o. Permitting the same 10 b drank on the premisss
where sold, as hereafter described The premises
which wish 10 sell said liquors, ander the license
Being the house formerly occupied Tassr.. and
known as the Eutah House, in Hagefstown, Wayne
county, Indiana, which house is situated Lot No.
five IL Block No. fifteen, (l5) Of said town, and
is built at the intersection Of Perry aud Walnut sts.
in said town, being the house occupied By me
As . dwelling house aud grocery store. Said houss
Indisna. DAVID LAETZ.
November =, 1857. 37-lw.
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vUyHE citseus Of Wayss Township, Wayne County,
Indiana, and all others interested, are hereby
County Commissioners, Of Wayne County, commsnc-
ing on the first Monday in December, 1867. We Au-
gustu Camp and Henry Westsrmann, partners, aud
Westermann. shall apply for license to sell intoxieat-
ing Liquors in less Quantities. than quart ct tne
with the privilege Of permitting the 70 be drank
The promises ON which We wish to sell said Liquors,
under the license, are - follows:
Being the house situated on the undivided half Of
lot No. ons ~ in that part Of the city of Richmond,
Wayne County Indians, laid out by Pos and Hittle,
and built af the intersection OF Fifth and South
streets, of said city. It being the house occu-
pied by MS ~ . dwelling houne and Grocery Store,
said house and premises in Wayne Township,
Wayne County. Indiana;
HENRY WESTERMANN.
November 7th. 1857. 37-lw.
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O Professor Baldwin, of Baker Univer-
sity, Kansas, is young lady of twenty
one years. and an accomplished Greek
scholar.
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SheriHs Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS TO ME
ID directed, one from the Wayne Circuit Court and
one from Wayne Common Pleas Court, will expose
Public Sale, at the Cours House door in Centreve
Wayne County, Indiana, the 18th day Of Decem.
Der, 1867 between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. n. and
O'Clock, P. NJ, said day the following property.
to-wit: as as..fs ssz #ssE
Lot No. ~, in E. i DIS. addition to the town
the property Of John E. Pugh, s.tisfy ead
in my hands, in favor Of Eernandes 81. Ham
nah the other in favor of the First National Bank Of
Centreville.
JACOB S. BALLENGER, Sheriff w. c.
Nov. IA, 1867. fl4aszgzs 3842,7O
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The President and McCulloch are both
in favor Of Sherman's new 5 per cent
loan bill
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2as tte $50 ~ kH vAsmsse ngaH Cktw eTga
SHOCKING ,CAsUALTY.--Just as NE were
going to press, we learn that the smash
up, noticed in another column, at Lock
hand, resulted in the burning of the pas
senger car, and tho death by burning
Of four women, one man and q boy. assg
n1The New York Herald's Havana spe-
cial OF the 18th says: $50 ,2
ia We have the announcement that the
whole city Of San Domingo has been
destroyed. probably by an earthquake"
The same despatch says the report of
an insurrection in Hayti is confirmed.
But few particulars are given, and those
Of not An exciting character. a
The rinderpest, or some similar dis
case, is prevailing to . deplorable extent
in Maryland and Virginia, many hun
Arede Of the best quality of COWS having
died from this canse. 81 bssifoge8ao
bfWarren and Halpin, the two Fenians
rscently convicted at Dublin, have been
sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment,
and Castillo to twelve years. saets G
The Turkish Commission, which went
TO Crete to settle the difficulties between
the Turks and Greek insurgents, having
failed in its mission, the war has been
Yecommepced with renewed vigor.
O. MONT, the rebel pirate, and son Of the
once noted Rev. John Newland Motif
ID going TO locate at Jacksonville. Ind
st leaet 50 says the Courier 20 g
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BY law Of Congress, the Federal ad.
vertising in Washington was restricted
to two papers. All the papers, however
published them and presented their
bills. The proper accounting officer re
jected all the bills excepting those OF
the two official papers. The Democratic
publishers appealed to President John
son, and he ordered the bills TO be paid,
amounting to $50 900. Yet he howls
for public economy. The Intelligencer
now has claim Of S19, 900 for reporting
and publishing the testimony of the as
sassination conspirators, a private en-
terprise. But the proprietors pesented
their bill to the War Department for
$4,000. Secretary Stanton and Gen.
Grant both refused to pay it, on the
ground that the work was not ordered,
and was private matter exclusively.
The Intelligenccr appealed to johnson,
who referred the matter to Buckley,
who, Of course, reported in favor of the
Presidents organ, and the President APP
proves the report, and will order the
money to be paid. This is a specimen
of highway robbery that would have
made Dick Turpin blush.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that David Bowman, Ad-
~ ministrator of the Estate of William Murray.
Jr, deceased, has filed his account current for Final
Settlement of said Estate at the January Term 1853
OF the Wayne Court of Common Pleas of Wayne
County lndilna.
WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
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hereby given to the citissns Of Wayne Township.
II Wayne County. Indians, that intend 70 apply q
the next term Of the Commissioners Court Of said
1867, for License 10 sell Intoxicating Liquors in
less quantity than quart at time, and euder the
same be drank the premises, whore sold In 40
premises which propose TO sell said Intoxicating
Liquors, located % follows:
Being one story frams house on the south east
corner Of Lot No. Eight g; in that part Of the City
of Rchond. in said county, laid out BY Isaac jones'
the north side Of Warrington Avenue ID said city.
Nov. 5th, 1867. $3.50 ~. ERNST PAULUS.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by THos. NEsToR d Co.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Novembe,

CINCINNATI, November q. 1867.
Flour is dull and 25cts family $40 50@ll co.
Wheat closed higher, and is in good demand At
81 As for No. winter red and 81 10 for No. spring
New corn is in demand at 82@S3 cts; no de-
mand for shelled.
Oats have advanced to Csc for No. 1, and was held
at 66@67c at the close. sg5a 9a
Rye steady at ST 80. sxsffk ..4ta sss
Barley is frmer No. l fall. 81 40.
Cotton is dull at 1870 for middling.
Tobacco is in good demand, and the market is 6r M
er sales of la hhds at Sc 7e6d11 90 for lugs
Whisky is in fair demand at irregular rates for
free no demand for bonded.
Mess pork dull and no demand it is held at $19-
1920 for old ; new offering: 1%1 I-a@
Lard in demand at lie for prime old new prime
steam sold at 11sSc in tierces and 12kc in kegs.
Butter firm at Ss@45c for fresh.
Cheese steady at 141xc0I5c.
Eggs firm and scarce at Soc.
Linseed oil 81 o0@1 o.. .s. --z.z+
Flax seed 81 90. Clover seed quiet at 12L@12Lc
per h. Timothy dull at 81 3o@240.
Beef cattle dull at 3@6c gross. The supply is in
excess of the demand Sheep dull at 50 25@3 rs per
central gross.
Petroleum dull at 4s@52c for refined free. "
Gold l391S buying. Money mark ct close.
Be- Chicago Markets.
-efs Is stlE. 5as CHICAGO November 81, 1857.
Flour in good demand for shipment, and prices are
15@20c higher; sales at 50 1908 so for winter
extras.
Wheat opened at advance of &c y bu. but the
advance not maintained; sales at 81 S5al 66 for
No. and 81 74al u for No. q closing ct 81 74al IS.
Corn without material change; sales ct 9eaS1 90
for No. and 97a9811c for No. ?, closing at s7a98c.
Oats active and prices &c higher sales At s3aslc
closing firm. Fz1v . sasa INSIDE
Rye 1a2c better, closing at 81 22a1 q. lfs s8s
Barley active and advanced 5a6c sales at 81 11a-
H. tos 9Isi& - s1-
Provisions steady. f Es#T .tFfEt SO
Lard held firm at I2c. sgss afEgs3 Sd Sl9z
~ rasrs L. j. FRANCISCO, n. ID. {zs6s
Office and Residence South Franklin street,
sszS East side, between Main and Walnut
July IL, 1864. 80 If RICHMOND, INDI ANA.a
~ You Can Get ,Tes
'Trusses, Supporters, Shoulder Braces,
At AvsRY's,S. E. Cor. Main and Mariop-sts.
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inventive Printers.

The Bellefonte, pa editors are in
ventors as we'll as writer's. MIR. Meek,
OF the Democratic Watchman, has late
ly invented patent galley. for the use
Of printers, which promises to be o use
full and labor saving article. 1t does
away entirely with the quoins and side
stick, and the galley can be set in any
position without 'spiing' the matter.
He has applied for patent. Mr. Kurtz,
of the Central Press, in Bellefonte, has
also invented new galley, on a some
what different principle, and will take
out patent It locks by means of a
screw at the end, and, when locked up,
the type can be turned up side down or
placed in any position with immunity.
Which of these two galleys will obtain
the preference among printers, will be
seen in the future. They are both much
needed and useful improvem ents.
ss General Grant.
The washin gton Cronicle of the 18th,
had a four column article, recommend
ing the nomination of Gen. Grant, by
the Republicans, for President. 1t de-
clares him the exponent of the recon
struction policy of Congress, and as
radical as any body. 1t quotes the
speech Of Gen. Rawlins, Grants chief
of staff, as proof O. his thorough Repub
licanism, and says that his speech twas
carefully prepared in Washington, after
full understanding with General Grant,
and was spoken SO that the country
might know exactly the position occu-
pied by Gen. Grant himself" Hon.
Z. B. Washburn's speech on the 9Th ult..
is cited in the same connection. and then
adds, what is considered the significant
fact, that 'Gen Rawlins. Washburne,
and Gen Logan, are now in Washing
ton, and in close and daily intercourse
with Grant. We need scarcely say tina,
they are fully apprised of the positions
assumed in this article"
On the whole the Chronicles article
reads very much as if there had been Q
consultation with Gen. Grant on the
subject Of the Presidency, and that the
Chronicles declaration of his complete
accordance with the Republican party
was published with his sanction, seems
to be indisputable. Gen. Grant is there
fore distinctly understood to be before
the country as a candidate for the Presi
dency subject to the decision OF the Re
publican National Convention OF 1868.
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information.

Tine is the season for Coughs and Colds those
suffering with such, any Affection Of the Throat
Lungs, will find Dr. SrRIckL AND's 'Melliauous Cough
Bxlsaan IN excellent remedy; in fact all his Medi-
cines are worthy the confidence of our readers.-Sss
advertisement. AS - ~a#@ zig A. PLY.
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RICHMOND, md. NOV. a. 1857.



In the past, our country has suffered
. grievous loss from excessive volubili-
~, too much speaking, writing, &c, by
come Of our public men,--saving and
excepting A. Us case--she has gained
there, and no mistake! We allude to
the loss, BY. this process, Of the services
Of the "Great Commoner and the
Great Soldier, "--HENRY CLAY and
WINFIELD Scorr. They both might have
occupied the Presidential Chair had they
been less "wordy"--more reticent. No
one can properly estimate the advanta-
gee that would have accrued to the coun-
try through their wise and careful ad-
ministrations, and the carrying out of
the beneficent policy they would have
inaugurated, in lieu of the destructive
and ruinous conduction of public affairs
that always has attended and SO signally
marked the foot and mind prints of De-
mocratic Presidents and Democratic pol.
ICY. hsFa1Ses6 raaoafi a st m8
ABRAHAM LINcoLN, evidently practiced
the motto, at the head Of this article to
perfection with the addition of his me-
morable saying: "MAKE HASTE TO GO
STOW - and there never was public
man in the nation. who reflected the
WILL OF THE PEOPLE more completely
snd more decidedly. w ''s' 80
or the same pattern OF a man, as Pres
ident LINCOLN, is General GRANT, and
for tina. reason--the best Of all reasons
do the People Of the United States de-
sire to elevate him to the Executive
Chair, and without intending irrever-
snce: Z" The voice, of the People is the
voice Of Cod" we verify believe, in
this instance. "So-mote- it be !"
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NOTICE OF LICENSE APPLICATION.

Notice is hsreby given, that viii apply 70 The
Board of CommissioDers Of Wayne County, Indiana,
At their next Term, commencing tho
First Monday in December, 1857,
Fora Lcsuse TO sel Intoxicating liquors IN lees
quantity than quart 1t tme," with the privilege
of allowing tho same to be drank my premises, y
in accordance with act approved March sh. 1859,
for year. ~
Ny place Of business, and the premises whereon
said liquors arc b drank, located in the east
part Of tlse brick building, known - the sherman
House, Lots ono Il and two - in Block six (s)
west Of the River, and south of the road with en-
trance ON Main street. in Cambridge City. Jacksoa
township, in Wayne county, indiana. -
JERRY HARRINGTON.
Csmbridgs City, Oct. 3lst, 1857. s6-4tp.fsl
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Estate Of Margaret Estep.
NJOTICE is hereby given that Daniel W. Mason.
\ Administrator of the Estate of Margaret Estep,
deceased, has filed his account current for Final Set
tlement OF said Estate. at the January Term of the
Wayne Court of Common Pleas. 1868, of Wayne
County, Indiana.
al5&s Attest: $40 sessea8 srDsiH
ssE .vsees WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-21

We learn from the Gettysburg Star
and Sentinel that previous to the late
October election, the Democracy Of
Pennsylvania sounded" Major General
Meade as to his fitness to the Presidency.
The politicians presented the case very
plansibly and urged the General to be-
come their candidate. He replied sub
stantially that there were three Difficult
ties in the way: saee
First-He preferred his present posi-
ton - Major General in the regular
army. gk
Second--He had no taste for the du-
ties of the Presidency. @a.
Third He called himself Republi-
can, and intended voting the Republican
ticket at the October election.
The Committee were satisfied that
nothing could be done, and left in deep
but deserved, humiliation. The hero of
our great battles is faithful to the flag,
and the principles for which he fought
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TAXES FOR 1867.

The Taxes for 1887 now due, and for the pur-
pose Of receiving the sams. am required By act
Of the Legislature to remain in the Office from Octo-
ber 18th the time of receiving the Duplicate
til the Taxes become delinquent.
~ All persons having Road Receipts will bring
them in when they come to pay their taxes, mono
be received after the setlleent Of the Duplicate,
except on Delinquent Tax.
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Tho most westerly inhabited point in
the territory of the United States is in
the Island of Alton Zone Of the newly
acquired Russian group, in longitude
i74e TO- east. This is nearly SO de-
grees beyond the western cape of Wash
ington Territory, and from our eastern
limit on the New Brunswick border is
nearly 100 degrees, or one third the cir
conference of the globe. We cannot
say that "the sun never sets upon our
dominion" nor does our "morning drum
heat echo round the world" but we can
enjoy the effulgence of the god Of day
for. eight out of "a hours, or nearly
twice as long as we did before the ac-
QUESTION of the icebergs of Alaska. OF
course, old Sol has rather lonely jour,
pey after leaving Oregon, but then it is
!, magnificent expansion-of water, at
least, il not of available territory.
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Peteraon'a Maaaxine.


We are in the receipt OF this popular
Lady's Magazine for December. It is
beautiful number, quite "ahead of the
field" This Magazine, in Consequence
Of its merit and cheapness, had, in 1867
larger circulation than all the other
Ladies Magazines combined. In 1868
it will be greatly improved: the reading
matter will be increased, and each uum-
Der will contain a Double Size Steel
Fashion Plate. elegantly colored, and a
colored pattern in Berlin Work.
Peterson is really the cheapest in
the world; and every body ought to
subscribe for it. The terms will remain
two dollars year to single subscribers.
To clubs it is cheaper still, viz: five
copies for $500, eight copies for $1,000,
or fourteen copies for $4,000. To every
person getting up a club (at these rates)
the Publisher will send an extra
copy gratis. Specimens sent fif writ
ten for) to those who wish to get up
clubs.
CHARLES j. PETERSON.
b 900 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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"A RoUGH JoLr FOR WOMAN SUFFER-
AGE.--The signal defeat of woman suf-
ferage in Kansas will probably put q
stop to the practical political agitation
of that subject for some time, but it will
hardly stop the eloquent clatter of its fe-
male advocates. Ladies have the good
quality of persistence in pursuit of any
object upon which they set their hearts
and as some of the leaders Of Woman's
Rightsism are more welded to this hob
by than their husbands. they will be apt to
urge it more vigorously than ever. The
difficulties with which it has to contend
in Kansas, we suspect, will obstruct it
everywhere else. The women them
selves not only ridiculed it, but laughed
it to scorn, and condemned suffrage as
incompatible with babies. All sensible
men will, we are quite confident, serene
ly defer to the judgement of the ladies
on this subject.
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Speaker Colfax arrived at Washington
On the 18th inst. He has not made up
the committee Of the House for the win
ter, and is not likely to furnish his, Sc
lections for several days. There are so
many interests to be consulted, and SO
many claims to be reconciled, that the
making Of the committee this season is
work Of unusual delicacy and difficulty.
He intends informing the House when it
meets on Thursday, that the committees
viii be fixed by next Monday, and that
he will then announce them, unless the
House desires their formal postponement
until the following Monday, when the
regular December session begins. He
thinks but little work will be done be-
fore New Years.
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Chicago Markets.

~ -rass L. j. FRANCISCO n. ID. las
Office and Residence South Franklin street,
sas East side, between Main and Walnut, e
July II, 1864. 80 If RICHMOND, INDIANA.
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The THIRTEENTH CoRPs.-MajorO o. NJ
Wilson and the gentlemen who attended
the meeting of the Thirteenth Army
Corps at Chicago have returned, very
Oh elated with the success of the re-
union. On motion of Colonel Hatch, it
was resolved that the next annual reun-
ion be held at Indianapolis, on the first
Wednesday of October, 1868. Major
}. III. Popp, Gen. Thomas S. Mather,
and Major o. M. Wilson were appointed
x-oommittee to draft an address. Every
member of the old Thirteenth Army
Corps was cordially requested to enroll
his name on the roster of the Associa-
tian.-Tnd. journal. sads q e. esq 81 e.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-08-21
Baby on the Porch.

Ont on the porch, by the open door,
Sweet with roses and cool with shade,
Baby Is creeping over the floor
Dear little winsomc blue-eved maid.
All about her the shadows dance,
All above her the roses swing;
Sunbeams in the lattice glance
Robins up in the branches sing.
Up at the blossoms her fingers reach,
LiSping her pleading in broken words
Cooling away in her tender speech
Songs like the twitter of nesting birds
Creeping, creeping over the floor
Soon my birdie will find her wings,
Fluttcring out ut the open door.
Into the wonderful world of things