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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-03-21
EDGAR POST-OFFICE
Saint-Jean-Baptiste
UNE EXPLICATION

VI
En- attendant une replique. impossi-
bic aujourd hui eu egard A Ia longueur
de 10 lettre suivante, nous nous empires.
sons de faire droit a Ia demande de NJ.
Rameau ct de publier son commcntaire
sur Ia correspondence don't nous avons
fait part nos lecteurs il y quelque
temps LIE regret que nous eprouvons
d'avoir etc iudiscret est largement
compense par le plaisir que nous cause
Ia protestation chaude ct liberale de
notre excellent ami.
~ Adon tFrance,, fSvrier 1868.
Mon cher ami, -a
Vous me faites bien de phonneur ct
vous me comblez d'eloges aussi delies
dams leur forme que sympathiques
dams lie fond; mais, malgfe Sout. je sou.
items que c'cst un mauvais procede
que de traduire ainsi un homme en-
deshabill6 devant 10 public, SIMS le
prevenir. Que d'a.peu-pres, .qse de
sous -enteudus dams une conversation
entire amis, qui sont inacceptsbles on
sans clarte sufisantc pour Ia masse des
lccteurs! Les delicatesses dun tableau
de genre seraient des perles perdues
dams une decoration de theatre ainsi
fautil composer dams sa reduction avec
10 crosse vue de Ia foule, ct quand on
a etc CONNIE moi subitement precipite
devant ellie. on sc trouve vraiment
contrsint de faire quelaucs commen.
taires 4 son usage. Voudrez.vous biep
encore me faire Ia gracieusete de mac
corJer quclque espace pour ces expli.
cations? !? Je compte un peu sur votre
smitie ct beaucoup sur votre justice
pour accorder 1 ma deinande CO que
vons m'aves deja si largement donne
sans que 10 l'aie desire. ana-
Permettex.moi d'abord dc dire que
CO scrait bieu A tort que Ion the prem.
draft pour pn croque. .mitaine, tout de.
sireux d'avaler rAmerique svec toute
Ia societe moderne en- assaisonnement.
Moi, IN enncmi de Ia libcrte quelle
srreur! Je 10 considere precisement
CONNIE Ia plus sllut,ire gymnastique qui
puisse exercer la vigueur de lhom;ne,
ct psrtant accroitre celle de Ia societe
tout entiere /; maiutenant, 1 cote de
cette vertu, je lui crois des defaults.
mais n'est.il pas bien plus sage dc les
annonccr que de les dissimuler, ct ne
Susie pas bien plus l'ami de 10 liberte
en- avisant 1 Ia fois ses qualities ct ses
inconvenients, que tous ces declama-
teurs confits en- enthousiasme qui sup.
priment toutes les ombres du tableau !
Ces gens.la exposent l'humanite 1 etre
eblouie do leur soleil d'abord, puis /
rester dams les mecomptes de l'obscu-
rite, quand lcur feu d'arti6cc etc
tire. aarr. 7na
Vous psrsisses croire vous-ueme
que j. condamne 10 saffrage universel ::
eb bien, VOLTA une calomuie au- pre-
wisr chef. Comment! je lui donDe ee
brevet d. justice reaIisee. je lui de-
csrue un tire de legitimite dun ordre
superieur. n'srt-ce done point assez ct
doit-on etre .sepute adversaire, 81 Ton
nest pas uu passionne GU 'est-il be-
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soin de lui attribuer unc sagesse quill
ignore une infaillibilits quill ma pas
ct une habilete qui est au-dessus de
ses moyens!
Croyez-moi, tant d'oripeaux NAL
places le defgurent ct lui donnent des
ridicules qui attirent Ia moquerie des
gems. II ma que faire pourtant d'etre
moque ct apostrophe dams Ia rue ma.
til pas bien assez d'occupation 1 Sc
reconnaitre dams le dedale que nous
lui batissops avec Ia diversite de nos
opinions Une grande reserve, une
reasonable defiance dc soi-neme, VOLTA
Ie vrai talent des gems qui ont Ia tete
fable. Ne repetons done point au peu.
pie quill q du genie, nous lui oterions
d seule chance quill q de 80 montrer
habile .....
Mais 81 je crois le suffrage universal
un peu mediocre du cerveau, je ne'
crois pas les rois beaucoup mieux
doues par Ia nature, ct je les considere
les uns ct les autres CONNIE des instru.
ments assez indifferents, quaint a leur
valeur propre les circumstances plus
que les principles doivent decider de
Popportunite de leurs sptitudes je
vais meme jusqu'a presumer qu'ils
sont les uns ct les autres entire les
mains dune Providence superieure.
Sur ce, vous vous recriez ct N 'accusez
presque Dc blasphemer contre Ia
Science ct le Progress. Pourquoi Est
ce done que l'histoire me donne tort !
Est,ce que nous ne voyons pas 4 cha.
que instant le secret des evenements
nous echapper, ct mile incidents i'm.
prevus, incalcules ct incalculables,
precipiter le cours des chooses contre
vents ct marees? Bien plus. rhistoire
nous montre trop souvent Peuples ct
Rois re jeter 1 renvi, sans que Ion
sache pourquoi. dams des aventures fa-
tales ct folles Oh ills p'avaient que faire,
ct dams des lacets que tout le monde
volt. excepte cux.
Comment tout celia s'opere-t-i', ct
quelle est Ia force inconnue par Ia
quelle sont menagds ccs evenements
fortuits qni dejonent nos plans ct sem.
blent Sc moqner de nos calculs . C'est
le Hasard, peut-etre :? Je veux bicn ne
pas attacher le Hasard au pilori du ri.
dicu!e qui lui convicnt 81 bien. ct je
consentirais d discuter avec .le Hasard,
81 50 supposiiion meme p'etait pas lei
incompatible avec le sujet. Nous aperce.
vons trop bicn en- effet dams l'ensembie
de rhiatoire une conveyance comnune
des evenements vers certains butts,
nous saisissons trop bieu les ersndes lois
generates qui president 1 Ia formation,
Z Ia croisancs ct 4 Il chute des Empi.
res. II faut absolument releguer le
Hasard dams ces vieux decors de thea.
trs. au moysn DESC uels les aoteurs de-
guisent l'impuissance Oh ih sont de
nous montrer ID realitA. "' -t
Dautres se refugient dams une abs
tration.-lHumanitt ct d'autres. 80
soutentant de mots, alleguent les gran.
des lois de 10 Nature, PArchitecse de
PUnivsrs, que sais,je l-shaoun, scion
Il repuguance plus % moius proooucee
quill eprouve 4 appeler les chooses par
lsur nom. Co qui est certain, c'est
quill existe une force exterieure 1
nous-memes. independante de toutes
nos directions; nous jouisons chacun
de notre libeft4 propre, nais ellie men
gouverne pss ,moins l'hunanitk. Lais-
sous done de cote des subtilitis vaines:
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SAMEDI Il MARS 1868.

ANNONCES
+A.5O
les 10 lignes Dormant Ia hauteur
du present carre) pourla premiere
insertion; rs cts. les suivantes.
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- A. cRENEAUA
Seller, Carrossier,
(Successeur do HENRY HORN)

N. A. CRkNEAu previent le public QUIZ
sest rendu scQuereur de Ia Sellerie do NJ.
Henry Horn et offre les services dc sa profes.
sion aux personnes qui voudropt bien iui
accorder leur con6ance. II executors promp.
ct livrers dams le plus bref delai 0ellSs,
Brides, 8arnais, &s. Les articles qu' on
pourra sc procurer chez lui auront un grand
avantage, sous les rapports do rel6gance ct
dc Ia duree, sur ceux qui viennent des fsbri.
ques du Nord. 3On Ian.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-03-21

|Remerciemesss 4 nos amis AUcolS
ct DISvAUT, capitaine ct commits du PoreI,
pour des journaux de la Nouvelle. Orleans.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

Rev. C. w. M1LLER.-We learn from
the Richmond Telegram, that Mr.. Miller
has arrived at that place and taken
charge of one of the parishes there.
Mr.. Miller was most favorably known
in this city, as an able preacher, affable
gentleman and most exemplary chris
tian. The church here is largely in
debted to him for its wonderful growth
and prosperity. The best wishes of our
people follow him to his new scene of
labor.-Huntingto Herald, May 13
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

A ventilating experiment is being
tried by the committee on Public Build
ings in this city. A piece of stove pipe
is suspended on wires about mid ay
between the Warner Building and En-
CINE House No. 8, and is supposed to
hsve the effect Of raising the wind from
the alley, to keep the door that opens
on Pearl street between the two houses
from blowing down. The surplus wind
II condensed In the stove pipe, and pas
ses Of through its. top over the roof
It has worked we'll for about three weeks.
and the alley door is yet safe. The
Council will apply for patent.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

ANorHER.-Our friend Henry Henley,
of New Garden township, has also oh.
tanned patent for an Adjustable Screw
Beam" that is little the handiest
Press ing Machine we wot of, and we
think it cannot fail to come into general
use, with every branch of business re-
curing squeezing operation, quickly
and effectually performed. For speed
lily pressing lard, tobacco, &c, and for
squeezing all the juice out of apples, it
can't be beat. Mr.. Henley will soon be
prepared to sell either individual or ter
ritorial rights, and exhibit to the public
his invention. It cannot fail being ap-
preciated.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

ANOTHER ARTICLE OF DETACHMENT
manager Develin, Esq, of the Mir
ror, thinks if the charge had been bro't
against A. j. "of being id fool,
the Senate would have voted as unit
in favor of the proposition Poor An
dy, even LAT. goes back on him, as will
the whole Democratic party, after
using him as tool and promising TO
dency! s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

NEW PArENT.-A model for an An
Choir Flood Fence was shown us by
Mr.. V. Wood, which has been invented
by him, and. just patented, and is the
fence for all who own lands bordering
on big and little streams, where fences
are liable to be washed away by freshets.
With line of these 'AnchOred' pan
nels, after the floods have FRUSTRATED
them, the owner is not obliged to go
down stream and gather up his rails or
boards and fish 'em out of drifts all he
has got to do is to go to each PANEL on
his own premises, and raise up the
bowed down, and his fence is securely
there and standing firmly and erect, as if
nothing had happened, and no angry
waters had been sweeping Ger it. MIR.
Wood informs US that the cost is con-
siderably less than the plank fence, and
far more durable, for the reasons above
given-in short, it is a fence that stays
where it is put, until pivots and posts
rot, when, as q matter Of course, repairs
will become necessary.
Necessity is indeed the mother Of in
ventions, and this patent proves the
truth of the adage. The lite model is
very simple and easy to understand.
and any farmer with supply OF boards,
posts and rails, Ratchet, saw, auger, and
nails, can do the job Of fence making
for himself Posts are set obliquely in
the ground-timber or stone may be
laid on line with the posts, on the side
next the stream, and slight embank-
ment of earth Or gravel raised on top
thereof-the pannels are made in the
ordinary way, and are separate-holes
are bored in each post--pins are placed
in the end of each base rail and inserted
half the distance into the posts, SO that
they hang on a pivot--each PANEL is
held up by brace attached to the upper
side, in order to make it stand firmly
when the food comes against the fence,
the brace is loosened and each .pannel
falls fat, letting the water and drift
wood pass over without doing any dam
age to the structure. 1
A fence, like this, for the past eight
cen months, has been tested in this
county, and proves to be a complete
SUGGESTIVE rains decended and the
floods passed over it, and it is yet safe.
We commend this invaluable invention
to all who are so situated as to need
sure and steadfast "Anchored Flood
Fence''-examine it and Judge for your.
| selves. @
Mr.. Joseph Wood, of this city, is the
Agent for the sale of farm or territorial
rights, to whom all communications
should be addressed. &<szE g
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

SANaERFEsT - Our German musical
friends, are buisily engaged making
preparations for "SANGERFEsr' in this
city, to be held in June next, commenc-
ing on Monday, June 22d and continue
three days. From IS to 80 Societies,
throughout the West and East will be
represented. A good time is anticipated,
and most glorious vocal music will be
heard. Particulars given soon.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

LAT. Develin, Esq, has resumed the
editorial management of the Cambridge
Mirror, and he claims that his past ex-
perience at indianapolis, has made him
ga wiser if not q better man." Hope
so, and with that understanding, we ex-
tend editorial courtesy and wish him
pecuniary success. Here's our Re-.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19
To the CITY Council /:

Will .onr wor thy City Fathers be kind
enough to have the Auditor or Clerk,
explain some things about his annual
financial report that is not understood.
My ideas are that the Clerks report
should show the City Indebtedness and
nothing else. He has nothing to do
with the balance in the City Treasury;
the Treasurer's report will and does
show that. The Clerks report should
show the amount of money received by
the Treasurer, as he. the Treasurer, re-
ports the same from time to time to the
Council. It should also show the amount
of Bonds and Orders issued by him dur
ing the year, and what for; the amount Of
receipts deducted from the amount of
issues, after first adding last years in
debtedness, would show the present
years Indebtedness. He has no bust
ness with the Treasurer's balances and
does not need that officers books to
make up his account. Why does the
Clerk show in his report balance in
Treasures hands of May, Of SO, 1886,
and why does he show balance in the
Treasurers hands now of 49,, 50!
surely, these figures are not found on
his books. 1 find that S25, 10000 has
been borrowed this year, Bonds have
been issued for that amount, no doubt,
vet the Clerk shows in his account of
issues but sl3,9o0,00; he also shows
Sl,92S,7S to have been issued for inter
est. That the Treasurer has paid but
6,2Os,7s, and yet the 500 of difference
is not shown in City the Indebtedness.
What is this S50,095,63 Of balance total
Indebtedness as shown in the assets?
Where doee the Clerk get these flg-
ures, and how is is it an asset? In
short, how does the Clerk show the
City indebtedness at all, only as he has
taken the Treasurer's figures for it, a
thing he has no right to do in balancing
his own accounts? The finance of the
City is an important item in our econo-
nv, and should be kept free from OBJ
security. STEPHEN H. WIGGiNs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

"A ''Vox"ey correspondents of the
Telegram, has tcontsituted himself
chifoverseer Of the private business of
James NJ. Starr, and very seriously OBJ
jects to Mr.. SIS ownership Of some real
estate AS Mr.. S. didn't own foot of
land when he was appointed Chairman
of the r. r. Machine Shops Committee,
the vigilant "Vox" thinks that his high,
mighty, and responsible position should
not have been so far compromised as to
lead him, while Chairman, into luxuria-
ting in the possession of "25 or 80 VA
cant lo:s," and thus subjecting himself
to the censure of this "Vox'' and all
the other ,,Vox"-es in this city !! May
the Lord help Mr.. Starr from the
"Vox's'' Impeachment, for We can't
saGooD TKMPLARs.-The parent Lodge
Of this Temperance organization, hold
its annual meeting in our city, com
mencing on Wednesday next, and will
probably continue its session throughout
the week. Delegates will be in attend
ance from all parts Of the United States,
and Canada, where Lodges are estab
lished. Committees appointed by the
Lodges in this city, will wait upon our
citizens, and ascertain how many dele
gates each family canlaccommodate with
board and lodging, during the session.
We trust the .'latch-string'' will be out,
and a hearty welcome given to the dis
tinguished brothers and sisters who will
be in attendance on this occasion.
The Telegram is responsible for the
report that girl threw boiling water on
cher feller," last Monday week, near
Centreville. rsscalding him severely on
the shoulders and back She hadn't
time 70 literally follow the scriptural
injunction 81 '.heaping Goals of fire on
his head" and therefore tried the next
hottest thing that was handy. %
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

Ladies, Mrs. 5. A. Tiff, has one of the
best and choisest lots of fashionable
Bonnets, and finest Millinery Goods in
the city; at No. 10, North Franklin St :,
Go there and see
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

The eleventh article of Impeachment
failed by one vote; but the ''Bee- Hive"
Store never fails in having just the kind
of Carpet to suit the customer-cheap,
good and lasting. For Carpets and
Dry Goods, call at D. B. Crawford's,
"Bee- Hive" Store.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

oBLAcK SWAN where we to
listen to the musical notes that flowed
from the throats Of this ''black" bird,
and her accam plished assistant, the
sNightengal e." at the Concert on Tues
day night last in this city at Phillips
Hall. Although the weather was dis
agreeably wet, yet the attendance was
quite good, and the rapturous applause
that greeted the songsters, was sufficient
proof of appreciation on the part of the
audience. Miss. Greenfield 1.-THE s.Black
Swan'') is fat, short, black and forty;
but still in the language Of scripture, she
may well say; ~ am black but comley.''
Her musical talents are of high order,
and we have never heard her superior
among the, white race. Miss Lanier,
the Nightengale) has music in her soul
and voice; albeit her mouth does not
open wide enough-we couldn't guess
at the words as they issued forth from
between her pinched lips. To us, that
is fault with nearly all the finest singers
we ever heard. 1t is the fashionable
mode. though, and we've no business to
object; but still we'd like to hear sing
ing done NTH spirit and to then uder.
standing. s.s..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

A man in Lincoln, in Illinois, has feet
fifteen inches long aud five inches in
width, and ankles to match, sixteen
inches in circumference. Exclusive of
feet the man weighs $50 pounds.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

Not that the weather has cleared off,
the good house wives of city and coun-
try will bestir themselves to "clean up
their tabernacles, and have some of their
rooms re papered, and we are sure they
will thank us for directing them to our
friend S. G. Dugdale's 90 Main-st., for
the prettiest and best Wall Paper in the
city, at very low prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19
For Sale,

HNIGHTEEN ACRES OF LAND WELL SITUA-
" TED ON THE LIBERTY PIKE, ONE AND
half miles South of Richmond, Timber, Stone,
Sand Gravel and good Water. A two story Frame
House enclosed. The above property will be sold at
bargain il application be made Call on Jesse
Meek on Ruby Farm.
JESSE MEEK.
46-tf. Jan. 9, 1868
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

Thanks to Senator MORTON for
bound volume of the Congressional
Globe, of the proceedings of the 10th
Congress, LIST session, and for other val
liable documents.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

GA. Rive call attention to Gen'l
Logan's order on first page, to his COM
rades of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie, for decorating the Graves of Union
Soldiers" on the 30th inst Each post
will make its own arrangements for the
solemn ceremonies suggested by the
Commando erin chief.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

rooster with two horns growing on each
side of its head, was expressed from Kentucky
toBrick Pomeroy,' last week via. of Cambridge
City. This is significant present from that
quarter to that leader of the democracy, to
whom his Satanic Majesty is said to have sup>
piled with suficiency of birthstone and gave
the necessary documents, plans and specifica
tions, to enable him to start hell of his own!
It is fitting that fowl with horns, should be
given to the embodiment Of all that is FoUL-the
representative of the prince of darkness-the
seven-headed, ten>horned and cloven>footed
Apocalyptical beast-residing at La Crosse.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19
Read who Says So.

From Rev. ". D. Seigfried, Pastor of Twelfth Bap-
fist Church, Philadelphia. -
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that had aversion to Patent Medicines from the
Thousand and one" quack "Bitters," whose only
aim seems to be to palm off sw eetened and drugged
liquor upon the community in sly way, and the ten
drunkard. Upon learning that yours was really a
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Its action, not only upon the stomach, but upon the
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feel that have derived great and permanent benefit
from the use Of few bottles. ast4t
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

----0ss OF our old farmers, in this~vi-
cinity, John C. Dougan, reports to US
that he planted FIVE acres of corn, some
two weeks ago, and it is now all up, and
looks well. This is about the first corn
up case this season, hereabouts. 49,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

BAPrrsrNe.-Twelye individuals were
baptised in Whitewater, on Sunday last,
by the preacher in charge of the A. NJ,
e. Church in this city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-05-19

At the sale of Hiram Hadley's lots
on North Franklin ST., last Friday, +.
H. Hadley bought four lots, including
the Friends old building, for 81, 900 and
Ralph A. Nye, two lots on the same
square, fronting on Fort Wayne Ave,
nue., for $3.50.