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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN to the citizens of Wayne
II township, Wayne county, Indiana, that intend
TO apply to the Board of Commissioners Of said
~, At their next term commencing the first Monday
of September 1868, for license sell intoxicating
liquor in less quantity than quart a time, and
suffer the t., be drank the premises where
sold, in accordance with act approved March 5.h,
1859. E-
The premises upon which propose to sell said in
toxicating liquors, and suffer the drank,
are located follows, to-wit: Being certain two
story frame honse lot No. H. in that part Of the
City of Richmond in said township, laid out by Isaac
E. Jones, and the first house south of the Hotel known
the 'Aveuue House," the west side of Fl.
Wayne Avenue in said city.
Aug. 10th, 1868. 23-4w CHRISTIAN SCULTZ.
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"The platform of the Democratic
party is square upon the letter of Cen
eral Blair, and General Blair's letter is
the legitimate and actual expounding Of
the platform. 1t will avail little to deny
it. North, South, East or West Any
paliation of the fact is perversion Of
the fact. It is more-it is ILL faith to the
body of the convention-and it is an at
tempted deception of the voters at the
polls. The Richmond Enquirer is cor
rect when it says that those who attempt
ed to lead the Democratic party, if they
intended to aband On, its platform, might
as well abandon the field. as they are
whipped already .'"-[ Charleston, Is.
G. Mercury.
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The Cincinnati Commercial warns the
Republicans Of Indiana in the following
words:
In a desperate effort to carry Indiana
for their party, the Democrats OF that
State will, there is reason to believe,
make formidable importations of voters
from Ohio and Kentucky. Union men
along the borders should be keen in
watching and guarding against such
movements. 594s -
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Hannibal Hamlin and Gen. Farnsworth have
been added to the list of Republicans who are
speaking in Maine, and Gen. Sickles will soon
be there. Senator Wilson and Judge Russell
are also about to go to Maine, to help the Re-
publicans Of that State.
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.Shoot them in Officer! said Mr.. Ed.
gerton in his Metropolitan Theatre
speech. The martyr Lincoln was shot
in Office, and at the same time Andrew
johnson was shot into Office. It is muir
der any way-to shoot men in office or
into ofice-mild and gentle Mr.. Edger-
ton. 1t is as much as to say; give me
office; if you have to commit murder.
give me Office. f5ea. .s<s5r4ss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-09-01

Gen. Beauregard was a member of the
Convention which nominated Seymour
and Blair. Read:
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 13, 1862.
Hon. Wns. Miles, Richmond, sHa.::
Has the bill for the execution OF abo-
lition prisoners after January next,
been passed Do it, and England will
be stirred into action. It is high time
to proclaim the black flag after that
period. LET THE EXECUTION BE
WITH THE GAROTE.
G.. L. BEAUREGARD.
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THE GRANT BOYS IN BLUE.

THE GRANT BOYS IN BLUE.
AR-"Red, White and Blue"
America, land of bright freedom,
No longer accursed by slave,
When tyrants denounce, never heed them,
But up with the flag of the brave.
It shone Ger our ranks in dark danger,
When missiles of death round US flew
To skulkng and fear tits a stranger,
When borne by the Grant Boys in Blue.
CHORUS.
When borne by the Grant Boys in Blue,
When borne by the Grant Boys in Blue,
To skulking and fear 'tis a stranger,
When borne BY the Grant Boys in Blue.
When rebels, our Union to sever,
Made war Ger the land and the seas,
Not an inch would We yield them, no never,
3 But threw our old flag to the breeze.
Around it the valiant quick rally,
Their fealty to freedom renew
On the march, in the battle and sally,
Shone the flag Of the Grant Boys in Blue.
Shone the flag, &c.
At Shi!oah, At vicksburg, at Lookout,
At Doneldson pelted by storm,
We bore it Ger rampant and redoubt,
Gave victory a lustre and form.
In the wilderness, constant in battle,
Through weeks of dread conflict it flew,
Twas seen in the midst of wars rattle,
Proudly borne by the Grant Boys in Blue.
Proudly borne, dc.
No fields but IS victors we bore it,
When GRAM, our great leader, was there,
Richmond fell (only traitors deplore it),
Appomattox saw Lee in dispair.
Grant and Victory, nothing could sever,
Grant and victory, the boast of the true,
The Army and Navy forever,
Huzza for the Grant Boys in Blue.
Huzza for the Grant Boys in Blue, &c.
Now all who have fought for the nation,
Periled life on the land or the sea,
Strike again for your country's salvation,
Follow Grant and the q ,g of the free.
Gather round them again in your might,
Though traitors should scowl at the view,
Once more put the graybacks to flight
Three cheers for the Grant Boys in Blue.
Three cheers, &c.
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'Nothing but an overwhelming DEM
OCRATIC MAJORITY in November
CAN AVERT A CIVIL WAR IN THE
LAND."-[ Mobile Register.
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The debt redoc.d sse7 .oeS 900 i
- - = 49, s-1 - = As+s
s 268, ,OOO, 900 OF other debts also

three years 6E Ns0lIEIg4zH
8 268, ,OOO, 900 OF other debts also
paid.
It is against this record, that Hen
bricks raves. 1t is against these facts
that Hampton yells Radical extrava-
Cancel Voorhees,, Milligan, Forrest
and Vallandigham, Seymour and
Semmes, and the entire fraternity OF
rebels and rebel sympathizers, shriek
"Radical extravaganza" !" in the face Of
the most glorious record of economy,
ever written by any party under similar
circumstances - a eaFk "a
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READ Z

FROM GEN. GRANT 8
LETTER OF AC.
CEPTANCE.
eff elected to the
office of President
of the United States,
IT WILL BE III Y
ENDEAVOR T o
A D M l N I S T E r
ALL THE LAWS
IN GOOD FAITH,
WITH ECONOMY
AND WITH THE
VIEW OFGIVING
PEACE, @ IE T
AND PRO T E c.
T 10 n E Y E r Y
WHERE. In times
like the present it is
impossible, or at
least eminently i'm
proper, to lay down
= policy to be ad-
hered to, right or
wrong, through an
administration o f
four years New
political issues, not
forseen, a r 9 con-
stantly arising; the
views of the public
on old ones are con-
8 t a n " changing
and a p u r e l. Y
ADM n / S T r A
TIV E OFFICER
SHOULD ALWAY
BE LEFT FREE
TO EX ECUT e
T Fl E WILL OF
THE PEOPLE. I
HAVE ALW AVS
r E S p &c T E D
I III A T w / l. L
AND A LW A Y S
SHALL. PEACE
AND UNIVERSAL
'PROSPERITY--its
sequence-W 1T H
ECON 0 M Y OF
{ ADMI n I S T r A
TION, will ligten
the burden of tax
alton, while it con-
staatly reduces the
National d e b e.
LET US HAVE
| PEACE.
! "With great re-
spect, your obedient
servant,
| "U. S. GRANT"
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Judge N. B. Lindsey. of Kokomo, Contin-
gent Elector OF the Democrats ticket for the
Eighth District. has resigned. and goes for
Grant and Colfax. The Judge 10 one Of tho old>
Isst and most indusn6al lAwysas in Howard Co.
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l.. J. FRANCISCO, M. ID.
Office and Residence South Franklin Street
East side, between Main and Walnut
July II. 1867. 80 If RICHMOND, INDIANA.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DE IT KNOWN, That on this 10th day of Aug,
ID 1868, the above named Plaintiffs, by Charles 81.
Burchenal Atty filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Wayne Civil Circuit Court, his complaint against
said defendant in the above entitled cause, together
with the affidavit of competent person that said
defendant, Tuns 7. Kendrick is not resident of the
State of Indiana. Said Defendant, Tunis T. Kendrick
therefore 10 hereby notified of the fling and pendency
OF said complaint against himand that unless he ap
pear and demur thereto the calling of said
cause, the Second Day of the Next Term Of said
Court to be begun and held at the Court House in
Ceetsrville ON the first Monday in Februaryls5s next
tanned and alledged, will he taken true and the
said will be heard and determined in his alb
Witness, the Clerk, and the Seal Of said
[sEAL] Court at Centerville, this 10th day of Aug,
WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
c. H. Burchenal Atty TOR plf.
Aug. 10th, 1868. 23-3w pf-5l0
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aaga2 THE ISSUE DEFINED. a
READi READ!! READ!!!
Peace or War.

)r War;
FRox GEN. BLAIR's
LETTER SEEKING
THE NOMINATION.
"There is but one
way to restore the
Government and the
Constitution /; and
that is FOR THE
PRESIDENT TO
DECLARE T H E
RECO n S T r u c.
TION ACTS NULL
AND VOID, com
pei the army to un-
do its usurpations
in the South, DIS
PERSE THE CAR
PET-BAG STATE
G OVERNMENTS,
allow the white peo-
pie to reorgAnize
their own govern
ments and e | e C t
Senators and Rep
resentatives. The
House Of Represen-
tatives will contain
q majority of the
Democrats from the
North, and they will
admit the Represen-
tatives elected by
the white people Of
the Sonth: and with
the cooperation Of
the President, it will
not be difficult to
CO NJ p E L THE
SENATE TO SUB
NIT once more to
the obligations of
the Constitution. =
+ 4 We must have
q President who will
execute the will Of
the p e op l Q BY
TRAMPLING IN
TO DUST T III E
USURPA 10 N S
O F CONGRESS
KNOWN AS THE
RECON S TR u c.
TION ACTS.
"F. p. BLAIR"
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extravaganza" This is how the Gov
ernment of the United States has expen-
ded S535, ,45s, ,427 of the public revenue
for extraordinary purposes growing out
of the war, including an actual reduc-
ton of the debt of nearly $267 ,0OO, 900.
These figures, let it be remembered,
are the official figures which we defy
any "organ' or claquer of the opposi-
ton to call in question. They tell the
story of which every Republican may
justly be proud. They show that in ad-
dition to the payment of this $685., OOO,-
0oO-all of which, except the Alaska
purchase, and the expenses of Indian
hostilities. may be said to be part of the
rebellion debt-the governm ent has paid
the interest on the national debt; has
maintained the military force required
in consequence Of the refusal of the reb
els to reinstate their governments; has
kept up the Freedmen's Bureau, and
spent two millions in feeding, clothing,
and sheltering starving whites and
blacks; has expended 5000, 900 in
rivers and harbors, and during this same
time has reduced taxation to an amount
equal to $17O. .0oO, 900 per annum.
And how has this great work been ac-
complisbed2 In the very teeth of the
most persistent and inscriptions oppo-
sition of the Democratic party, and the
renegade President.
Look at these facts, Republicans, and
hurl them defiantly in the faces of the
bowling demagogues who are retailing
their foul ISLANDERS up and down through
the land. sH~
Taxation reduced $17o,000, 900 annu
ally. a8Issz8osa a#x es sff - -
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Our National Finances-RepubIican Econ.
Omy Observation-Disclosures Lies Ex.
posed.
The statement Of the National debt
on the first Of August showed an oppa-
rent increase of something over $12,-
O00. 900, since the first of June, and al
though this 'increase' is readily ex-
planned by the appropriations made for
the purchase of Alaska and the payment
of sc, 900 on the loan to the Pacific
Railroad. yet the Democratic press of
the entire country, with characteristic
dishonesty, conceal the facts and make
the Secretary's statement the text for a
fresh concert of howls on Radical ex-
travagance." The Chicago Times, with
something Of SEYMoURIAN exaggeration,
declares that the Republican party is
hurrying the country into bankruptcy
at the rate of s21,OOO,OOO every two
months. Other greater and lesser lights
echo similar statements, ranging their
figures all the way from S13,000,000 to
$50, 900, 900.
A simple statement OF facts-for
which We are indebted to the Chicago
Iri6une, whose financial editor compiled
them from official sources-will at once
and forever silence all these reckless
scribbles and croakers who are not lost
to every sentiment Of decency or manli-
ness-This statement will also demon
strate to the satisfaction of all fair mind
ed men of either party that the Repub
licans have been wonderfully successful
in their management of our National
finances. The debt of the country in
June, 1868, compares with August, 1868,
| as follows:
Aug. l, 1863 June 1, 1868.
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Against this nominal increase of the
debt, the government shows receipt of
S7,260, 900 paid to Russia for Alaska,
and an additional issue of Sc, ,3OS,000 Of
bonds to the Pacific Railroad.
The whole debt of the United States
is 1858, $685., of which s32 ,2lO, 900
are Pacific Railroad bonds, the principal
and interest of which are pay able by
the companies and are therefore in fact,
no part of the debt. If the amount of
cash on hand and the Pacific Railroad
bonds be deducted, the aggregate of
the national debt Of all kinds is reduced
to 81, 400, ,324, ,84S.
That is the debt as it stood ON the first
instant. Let US now see how it has
been increased by 'Radical extrava-
gance:" When the war was closed and
the bulk Of the army disbanded, the ac-
tual debt of the United States, as com.
pared with the present debt was:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-09-01

~Persons believing they have made An inven-
tionor . discovery in art science, and desirous
of knowing whether the same has been patented,
by transmitting to . model, or drawing, a suf-
fcient description to make the invention intelligi-
4 BILE, can have thorough examination made in the
Patent Office, and the result of aid examination
forwarded to them for a reasonable compen sation.
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Debt bearing coin in
terest. $2,oss, 1900 $1,000, 81, SAL
Debt bearing curren-
cy interest. s4.e04, $50 203, Iii, $50
Debt bearing in
terest............. 41o,3o2 ,ssl 4os, ,s7s, ,ss2
Matured debt not
paid .............. 1s.os9.175 loss4, ,2o2
Pacific R. r. bonds 32,2l0,o0O ..........l
$2633, ,5ss,756 s2,643, ,753, ,566
Amt in Treasury
Coir ............. Sss ,409,9l8 $50 ,22S. 169
Currency. 26,644,35S 43,279120
l1o,o54,27s l1s,5o7s7s
Net amt of debit. 2523, 1854, ,4S0 2,510,245,8S6
Apparent increase of debt since
June ............ SI22SS 5O4
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The New York Tribans OF last night says:
"Money continues very easy and at four per
cent. borrowers are fully supplied, and dealers
10 Government bonds have more offered than
they can use at three per cent. As usual on
Saturday, large balances were offered at the
lowest rates, Tor the purpose Of making two
HThe crop sdvices from the South as given
by parties Of experience are very encouraging,
and, should no accident occur, there will be
realized from the agricultural Industry Of this
far toward restoring the prosperity Of the
South, and in bringing the foreign exchange
largelyin our favor. The wheat crop Of the
ity and quantity Il sstisisctory. The corn
never looked better. Cotton IL also reported
as very. promising, and : crop OF 5000, 90 bales
also IN ss 1iSn.ss ss ssaS
the North, in spite Of the wei weather, the
NEW Yohx, June SIP. M.-ootton inaet.
Pc Rse quiz
nominsi; No. ., Saii. Corn quiet and steady,
ssSss, cents; Rys quiet and Iiesdyi ta;OsS
40; PoIkmpensnd fair and advanced to
BALTinoRR, June s.-Breadstuffs-Th mar.
ket is still very quiet and heavy. Only sales
SS So h:p,ps Sa essrs sI an A.
yste terms; Rye -four, to.2sGtio. Corn meal,
sSalSgsssIl ,,-p..,,,.o m, r., ,-,,.. -,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.


war DEPARTMENT, June 5, 1868.
until y CLOCK on MoSphY tie s day ~ jaes
1893. for supplying the Stationery descrlB In III,
schedule Below for the fiscal year ending the Sti
The stationery must be Of the hest quality.
The ssseessf Siddsr viii ii'S s. Tequred to Civ,
bond. with approved suretes. for the faithful iui
reserve the Hight to order The articles i may deem
proper and to Increase or diminish the quantities
Articles not named In the schedule below are to
be furnished at the option Of the Department, at tn,
PHPER MADE OF LINEN STOCK.
reams Dispatch Cap, weighing 10 pounds.
40 reams FOOiseap, ruled or plain. weighing Il
800 Iesms auarto Post. ruled or plain. wsishiu,
"a DO rSsms 9urr,o Post. ruled or plain. weighing
10 realms Note psps pS' ruled Pii, or plain.
20 reams Note Paper. ruled or plain. headed a,
70 PfI Copying Paper.
2Iesms Blotilng Paper.
~ dozen Blotting Boards.
;so realms Envelope Paper buff OF yellow. royal
70, Envelope, cass SIZES, plain na'''''0'''
1900 Envelopes. letter sizes, plain,
S9. go Enyelopes. letter sizes, extra heavy.
g. oo Envelopes. letter sizes. extra heavy. headed
e u sI Ps:iMae Metallic Pens.
ZOO ouills. No, 80.
20 dozen Esbcr, or American Lead Pencil Co. 5
d dozen fsber's or American Lead Pencil Co. ;.
RED and Blue Pencils. "V''s'H h'Sa fsH'' w.
10 DOZEN PGnholdeTs.
. DOZEN ErSssrs. ivory handles.
10 dozen Rogers or Wosienholm's four.blade
s$$ss..::ss' s sSS,,.sr'.
assyasra SS SSys s Bsst Inf f pia.
20 dozen French Carniae.
equal quality,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR,


WAsHIsGros, May II, 1873
On the petitlon Of WILLIAM D. Andrews. Of New
York, n Y. praying for the extension OF pate Mt
granted to him the ga day q August. 1854. Tor an
from tho expiration Of said patent. which takes
place on the 2ad day Of August, 1865.
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 27th day Of InlY
noxt al u clock, m. and all persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale in the Talent 0fnce their objections, specially
sst forth N writing, Al least t,osntg days before
party, 10 be used at the said hearng must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
once, which will be furnished ON application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test
mony must be hled In the Office ttpentu days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN and the Intel liosncsr, Washington,
d. c., and In the Atlas, New York. New York,
once q week for three successive weeks; the
arst Of said publications to be at least sixty day
previous TO the day Of hearing.
A. NJ. STOUT,
my2.wS Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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NEW ADvERTIsRMENTs.

MRs. J. E. SPENCER, No. $50 Pennsylvania
avenue, calls the attention Of our lady readers
to her choice and complete stock Of MILLINERY
goods, and at the lowest prices.
JosErH RrrKrrI, corner Of Seventh and
streets, advertises, in another column, three
story brick house for rent or sale.
PETER BERRY. at the Sixth street wharf,
has 5000 bushels OF choice potatoes for sale In
lots TO suit purchasers,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATRs PATENT ORR

I
~ UNITED STATES Patent OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, May 10, lSsS.
On the petition OF ABSRR WHITLEY, Of Spring
field, Ohio. praying for the extension of patent
granted to him the 29d day of August, 1854, and
reissued the sth day q january, 1855, for an I'm
proyemcnt In Track ClearoIs to rass Harvester,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place on the 22d day Of August, is6s;
Its ordered that the said petition be heard AT tn,
Patent once on MONDAY, tho 10th day OF Auxus
next, A. " clock m and Al persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required Ia
ale the Patent Once their objections, specially
set ioth In whiting at least tpenly days before the
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