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SnsaIrr.-we are authorized to announce Jacob
q Blcncer as candidate for re-election to the Of
Gee IF Sheriff of Wayne County, subject to the Apr
nom mating election. ). m u. -
Pxosrcur1xa AIRY, erH DrsrRIcr.-Mr. Editor
Please snuounce Lieut.. VIM. H. Jones, Of Brookville
a candidate for nomination, for the Office OF Dis
<rct Prosecutor in the 9Th Judicial District of Indiana
composed of the Counties of Franklin, Union, Fay
cite and Wayne subject to the decision of the Repub
liean party.
We are authorized to announce the name OF Abel
L. Study of Richmond, q candidate for the office
Of District Atty for the Sixth Judicial District OF Ind
composed of the Counties Of Franklin, Fayette,
Union and wsyne--Subject to the April Union Nom
mating Election.
COUNTY Commemorative are authorized 70 an
uouuce l. H. Pierce, of Hagerstown, as candidate
for reelection to the office of County Commissioner,
subject to the decision OF the Republican Nominating
Election in April next.
We are authorised to announe Amos Parsons, OF
Jefferson Township, - q candidate for County Com
missioner subject TO the Aprit nominating election
RvpRssRxrArIvE.-We are authorized to announce
John l. Underwood, a. candidate for the Legisla-
ture, subject to the April nominating election
We are authorized tn announce Maj. BENZ. L. Mar
tin as q candidate for Representative to the Legisls-
ture; subject to the April nominating election.
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Mr. ALFRED KILGoRE, the enthused
District Attorney. Dispatched the Presi-
dent this week to the. effect that he
should stand firm, ending with the some
what hackneyed quotation; "May God
speed the right" The last sentance is
slightly mixed and the President, in his
slightly perturbed condition, will find it
hard to tell where his Attorney stands
now. But as johnson pays the money,
of course he's entitled to the first choice.
Ind. Journal |
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DEATH OF ANOTHER OLD PIONEER
John Long, Esq one Of the Oldest pio-
neers Of the Miami country, died at his
residence, near Springdale, in this coun-
ty, yesterday, in the 81st year Of his age.
Father Long came West when the whole
trans-Allegheny country was an unbro
ken wilderness. One by one in rapid
succession the first settlers are passing
away. GIN TINES.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-27

Newspapers appear to be Furnishing our own
Russian possessions by invidous remarks. We
have cleaned from various sources the follow
ing items. which on the whole MAKES up . very
fair description
"The remoteness Of Russian America makes
it . fur country"
ats high latitude maKes it An iceolated
country"
Ats perpetual snow and lack Of vegetation
makes it white bear country and good
bearing country for al that
ITS fisheries will set many people to cod
gitating.' FA ITFr
"Lsdies, if you visit that country be sure and
take along your umbrellas to protect you from
the rain. dears."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-27

BAxKRUPrcY-The following petitions
in bankruptcy were filed on Monday
last.
Frederick o. Strickland, Wayne
County.
John F. Gullick, Laporte County.
Abraham and Emanuel Heilbroner,
Allen aud DeKalb counties.
Joseph C. Jewell, Vanderburg County.
Snyder Filson, Wells County.
Francis Voisal, Allen County.
Silas Rain, Laporte County,
Frederick and George w. Brown,
Cass County.
Francis NJ. Hamilton, Rush county.
Aaron and Simon Kaufman, Grant
County.
Joseph P. McCarty, Cass County.
Allen NJ. Eldridge, Cass County.
James M. Ferguson. and Justice D.
Cooper, Wabash County.
James T. Moore, Vigo County,
Asa r. Simmons, vigo County.
Calvin H Crane, Miami County.
Edward G. Crane, Miami County.
Edward G. Ferguson, Morgan
Cou nty.
Isadore Torch, Spencer County.
Albert w. johnson, Vanderburg Co.
John Sharp, Wayne County.
Nathan j Davis, Howard County.
William Lane, Putnam county.
John Walmsley, Vigo county,
David McCaskey, Laport, county.
Benjaman o. Spen Ger, Cass county.
w. NJ & j. M Cockrum, Gibson CO.
Joshua Tucker. Martin county.
John CD Walter C. Dodge Madison
county
Jesse G. Hinchman. Marion county.
We see it stated ahat over four hun
dred applicants throughout the State,
are already in for the benefits Of the
Bankrupt Law.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE DEPoT.-This
Thursday morning, one man was killed and
another, it is feared. MORALLY wounded. At
about half past 10 O'Clock, as Casper Seaberry
snd Clements Knopf, two Germans and en-
ployes about the Depot in this city (who have
been but q short time in this country were 60
ing to do some work on the Cincinnati track.
oast Of the Depot, they came out of the Tool
Shop west Of the Cincinnati Freight Depot, and
whilst passing up by its side, train came along
from the West. Alarm was given. and they
stepped off the track on the South side next to
the platform of the Freight Depot and were
caught by the passing engine. Mr.. Seaberry
was mangled in frightful manner-both legs
being broken and his body badly injured. He
died in a few minutes after the accident. Mr..
Knopfs injuries were mostly internal, and he
also died in about one hour. Their bodies are
now at Mr.. Schnell's on Washington Avenue
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Congressional Canvass.

Gen. Thomas w. Bennett, candidate
for the nomination for Congress, will
address his fellow citizens Of Wayne
County, at the following places and
times, on the political subjects of the
day. The People are invited to hear
him
At Williamsburg, on Wednesday
night, March 4th.
At Washington, on Thursday night,
March 9Th.
At Economy, on Friday night, March
6th.s - III rT7 ~ Z en- @w "a
At Hagerstown, on Saturday night,
March 7th. ARA
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~ John Grimes hired horse and buggy
from Mr.. Brown. Livery Stable proprietor at
Centreville, and sold the rig to Mr.. VIM. Ben
nett Mr.. B. giving his note. Grimes tried to
negotiate the note with one of our Banks-was
srrested-examined and sent to Centreville
Jail in default of 81 900 bail, by Mayor Young
Grimes viii get pass to Jacksonville at the
next session Of the Criminal Court.
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NOT So.-We never published a"passage
Tsox letter. like that the True (Julian) Re-
publican published and says we did, from Mon
tana, Or any other place in favor Of Gen Mer-
edith, addressed to Gov. Morton. The natural
Julian enmity towards Gov. Morton and Gen.
Meredith, makes him so blind with rage that
he can't se., and he even resorts to . copper
and the rest of the family-we do!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-27

In making preparations to re-paper
your rooms the coming spring, do not
fail to give S. G. Dugdale call, at No,
IS Main Street, and examine his fine
patterns Of Wall paper, Window Shades,
&c
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-27

INDIANA PATENTS. The following are
the patents issued to parties residing in
this State, during the week ending Feb
ruary 4th:
William H. Evans and William H.
wainwright, Indianapolis, straw cutter.
Geo. w. d. Culp, East Enterprise,
hay press.
VIM. Faulkner, Vevay, aviary.
Jas. M. Milroy, Galveston, corn and
cotton cultivator.
Anson T.. Warburton, Henry Bendir,
Fort WAYNE metallic scroll ends for
spring bars Of carriage.
Ira Pritchard, Terre Haute, gas ma
chine. El1A is'tF s5aa
John l. Ricard, Lewisvi,le, cultivator
Augustus Schausten, Michigan City,
revolving cannon.
John Snyder, Harris Mills, grinding
mill.
Lewis Rehymcr, Indianapolis, rail
way joint,
G. w. Bell, Rising Sun, sewing ma
chine (re-issue-
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Il Calhouns family in South Carolina
are very destitute. His library sold
lately for two hundred and fifty dollars
to satisfy a debt.
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WIN - ~ M HIloN;
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CATARRH, and all affections Of the LUNGS,
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taken once day. The patient never requires. under
aEy circumstances, to Slough Mixtures" for the
Cough "Expectorants" Weakness Iron for the blood
HneAnes for the Nervous Irritation; Acids for the
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Statements from Patients. &C.
COLLEGE HILL, CINCINNATI IL was in the last
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-27

lMPRovRMENTs.-Chas Gier, Alfred
Jones, and Samuel Sinex, propose build
ing three story bricks, between 9Th and
6th-south on Main, this spring. The
old frame is being removed now. A.
Jones, merely adds another story to his
brick. They are all to be business
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-27

SrlRIruous FauMENrI.-Our vigilant Inspec-
tor Of Uncle Sans Internal Irrational inter-
ests hereabouts. Maj. NJ. NJ. LACEY. seized in
our Quaker City small still and apparatus me-
cessary for distilling the above article situated
in cellar. under house, on --
street also, ten barrels Of "Stuff," which
proves to be 20 per cent. alcohol. and proves to
have been mixed with "aqua pure It is
claimed that this still was not used for the pur-
pose of making " hisKy, but for other purposes.
Time and investigation will show.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-27

Gen. w. Bennett addressed quite large
audience at Phillips Hall Friday last The
Gen. would make Representative in Con-
gress. that every Republican would elproud
Of His earnest and fearless advocacy of Re-
publican principles. won him scores Of friends.
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For Sale,

NIGHTEEN ACRES OF LAND WELL sIrUA-
II TED ON THE Liberty PIKE, ONE AND
Q half miles South of Richmond, Timber, Stone,
Sand Gravel, and good Water. two story Frame
House enclosed The above property will be sold at
. bargain if application be made soon. Call on Jesse
Meek on Ruby Farm.
JESSE MEEK.
46-tf Jan. 9, 1858
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A pen picture of one Of the leaders
Of the soc called democracy, the infa-
nous Brick Pomeroy, is given on our
fourth page.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-27

EIn the Common Pleas Court on
Monday, the ten cases against John W.
Free, were compromised.
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R. FIR. WAYNE r. R.-The President of this road
L. NJ Mering ESQ.,, informs Us that the prospect is
cheering for the completion Of this great thorough
fare, not only to Rdgevle, the coming season, but
clear through TO Fl. Wayne All that is need s uni
ted effort by all its friends along the ine-a pull all
rogether, and the Iron Horse will boon this track,
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~The Hutchinson Family, are to
give . Concert at Snyder's Hall in Cen
treville on Saturday evening, Feb. 29th
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Horace Greedy was born in Amherst,
New Hampshire, in 1911, and is fifty
seven years old. A life remarkable for
the amount of hard work done, makes
him appear considerably older.
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FiRx.-On Monday night last . fire broke
out in the shoe shop on Fifth st.. adjoining
Bell s. Bellis's Insurance Office, corner Of
Main and Fifth. The Engines were prompt
~ on the ground, and the fire put out before
much damage was done. Our friend Samuel
Sinex threw the first water from a bucket, and
No. next.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-27

rAlways get the Best. Toilet Soaps
and Perfumerys at AvERY'S, 8. e. Corn
Main Il Marion streets. a
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Read the BLESSINGS" that. are be-
slowed upon paying subscribers, on our
fourth page
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p HWaync Civil Circuit Conrt is now
In session-Hon. Silas Colgrove pre-
siding.
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We know neighbor. who, when he has
very knotty stick to prepare for his stove, al
ways imagines said stick to b George w. Ju-
liam, and then he says he lays it open with all
ease
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OF Odd Fellows Hall is now in progress
commenced excavating cellar this (Friday)
morning. -
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MAGNOLIA WArER-A delightful toll
ct article-superior to Cologne and al
half the price. 2w.
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' ~Always get the Best. Unexplosive
Coal Oil, at AvERY'S 8. e. Corner Maip
4 Mari0nstreets. e37o 3 sfEv4s.sI
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~ Arch. Good, colored individual, stole
apair Of pants and an overcoat from Mr.. Swopes
clothing establishment. His 3ooD-ness was
sent by the Mayor to Centreville, in default Of
$500 bail,
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- 'G~Always get the Best. Cigars for sets.
- Dc had at AvERY's >. e. Corner Main 4
Marion streets. asE
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GD-Those Of our subscribers in the city, who dc
not receive their papers regularly from the carrier
they will let know, the omission shall be promptly
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49, "Spring is CHEEKY, #stsE#
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Fl. From the Rev. Z. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia. 49, -
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To Consumptives.

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REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1876 South Second Street, Williamsburgh, N.
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Read ~hc Says So:
s@ ==@1 500 ~aa &eSG SSz5s E8- aEa& 81 ,
, sa - - z.-
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Also, sure cure for Coughs and Rheum atism. All
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PLows.-Our farmer friends are
respectfully reminded that Bratz, Perry
Go, on East Main Street, between 7th
and 9Th Streets, in this city, have one
of the finest assortments of Plows now
on hand, that can be found at any other
Plow Factory in the West, and they are
invited to call and examine them before
the Flowing time arrives. In material
workmanship, style and durability, the
Flows manufactured at Bratz Perry &
Co.'S Empire Plow Works, cannot be
excelled. Give them a call, farmers,
before purchasing elsewhere.
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