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seA- Hon. GEORGE a.. PENDLEToN is
the greatest statesman of the nineteenth
century, and must be nominated at New
York, to ensure success to the Democracy.
Monroe County soiN repudiate any aoni-
nee from the RANKS of A6olisionism. An
Abolitionist, sugar. coated by a Democrat
10 nomination, might suit the thin.skin-
ned, weak -knesd renegades of the party;
but never, the Democracy of "0ld Mon.
roe. y
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sS In the Spirit Of September Is,
1865. we find the fnlloWinp: 3l'..l 80

"In the Philadelphia Radical Conyen-
tion, a resolution was offered, urging as a
reason for not allowing the Southern
States to be represented in the Senate,
that it would be dangerous 'in view Of
the probable impeachment of a high Off
Ger Of the United States Government
Guilty 35.s Not Guilty 10. RAIDS do
you see the point2 a"Cruelly soldp'
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Two Things in PendIeton,s Favor.

The New York Sun, which just DOW is
vigorously engaged working up sentiment
in behalf Of Chief Justice Chase as the
Democratic nominee for President, stops
to admit that the fact that the Democracy
of Oregon won the recent election on the
issue Of Pendleton and Greenbacks, will
tell powerfully in favor Of Mr.! Pendle-
ton in the Convention; and the fact that
Mr.. Pendleton was the FIRST one to take
action in the Federal House Of Represen-i
tatives on General Grants barbaric order
expslling the Jews from the Department
of the Tennessee, issued Dec. II, 1862:
will help him in Convention, inasmuch
as the Isrealites are likely to remember
him kindly fof it, Beassufed, many ycircum-s
stances will conspire to nominate Mr.
Pendleton. Emphatically, he is the
Peoples Man. - q g
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,p~aApathy,p the excuse for Jacobin
defeats al the balIot-box, is still playing
sad havoc with Jacobin prospects.
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No. - ~ -sl- t4- D
sg Hon. GEORGE H.. PENDLEToN, il
nominated by the New York Convention,
will carry Monroe County by majority
of 5000 votes. ,sa ff
On the other hand, should CHASE be
nominated by BELMONT, the King Of
iBondholders, and the Bondholder's organ,
the World, Monroe County will repudiate
him and confne herself to the State,
District and County Tickets.
The Democracy Of Monroe are in favor
of taxing the Bondholders and paying
thcm with greenbacks; and opposed to
Negro Suffrage, plain or sugar-coated.
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ssa- -Sprague, of Rhode Island, has
been rc-elected U. S. Senator.
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The 10Th Congressional District.
Noilces of the Democrats Press,
,F,om Tho sc;nc;nnat; nsi,v Rno -,


From the Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.1
The MoNRoE DIsTRIcT.-The name of
JERE WILLIAMS will be presented to the
Democratic Convention iu the Fifteenth.
District for Congress. He is the choice,
We understand, os old Moaroe, with her
twenty Eve hundred Democratic majority,
a county which has deservedly great
weight in the party councils. We expect
the Monroe District will be redeemed
next fall.
IFrOm the Daily Ohio statesman.l
Cot. JERE. WIILlAMs. This gentle
man, who resides in Woodsfeld, is urged
BY, the Spiritof Democracy, as a suitable
person to be the Democratic candidate for
Congress in the 10Th District. We never
interfere in the matter of Congressional
or local nominations; but we can say,
without subjecting ourself to the imputa-
tion Of seeking to intermeddle, that Mr..
Williams is man Of ability and sound
Democrat, and that if the Democracy Of
that District shall confer upon him the
nomination, he will never dishonor it.
tFrom the Columbus Crisis
g-The WoodsReld SPIRIT of Dcmsoc-
rdcy presents the name Of JERE. Will
IdAMs, Esq, of that place, as Monroe
County's candidate for Congress, and in
view Of the fact that that county gives
twenty FIVE hundred Democratic majori-
ty as regular thing and will this year
give three thousand, her choice will have
great influence in the election WILLIAMS
is a first class man, an able lawyer and
writer, and a sound Democrat, and there
is every reason to believe that if he gets
the nomination and makes the canvass
with his habitual yigor and ability, he
willredeem the 10Th District and succeed
that most useless and bitter of Radicals
Tobias Plants.s3 sa
: a[From the Wheeling Daily Regis.er.]
Hon. 5ERE. WILLIAMs.-The Woods
feld Spirisof Democracy announces Hon.
JERE. WILLIAMs as a, candidate for the
Democratic Congressional nomination in
the 18th Ohio District. Few more pop
ular names could be presented Mr.. WIZ
LIAMs is widely known throughout his
District and his many noble qualities
have made him hosts Of friends.
OF bis public record The Spirit says:
"He served the people Of his county
two sessions in the State Legislature, not
only to the entire satisfaction of his con-
stituents, but with honor to himself as
well as to The Democratic party. He also
served his country three years on the bat
tle-feld during the late civil war, enter
ing the service as Captain, afterward be-
ing promoted for gallantry TO the posi-.
ton Of Lieutenant Colonel. which posi-
ton he held at the time he was mustered
OUT giaaFaIE &c ssss ~ siii
The Democrats Of the 18th District
would do themselves credit BY this nomi-
nation. It would command the respect Of
all men of all parties, and would settle
= =
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s2.O24.23A 90.

What fo2 Is the question that y ask.
ed By millions Of taxed -to-death laboring
men. For Jacobinism, and that the rob.
bers, knaves and thieves may be contiD-
ued in power, to still further rob theshon-
est laboring classes. alse,
Reduce the debt by voting the Jaco-
bins ont of Office. This is the only re-
lief from suffering and oppression.
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bos for framing laws,

No person shall, in
any case, be subject
to martial law or to
any pains or penal
ties by virtue of that
law, except those en-
ployed in the army or
navy of the United
States, and except the
militia in actual SER
vice, but by authority
Of tn General As
sembly-Bogus Con-
stitution, s. c., Art, 1
nw
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1.-THE UNION AS IT WAS, AND
THE CONSTITUTION AS 1T IS.n 8
s.sI hold that THIS Government was made
on the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT of WHITE MEN
and their POSTERITY forever. Ste
phea A. Douglas @ sa
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The people very naturally mquife'
Why this outrageous increase Of. our bur.
dep2 The only answer applicable to the
outrage is-to pay the bills Of Jacobin-
ism, incurred inllsgislating for the dis.
franebisepent Of White men and the en-.
franchisement Of ignorant Negroes,
The total debt has increased since
April sass ssls a.
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The Public Debt statement Of the
National Robbers.

The public debt statement for May sex.
hibits an alarming state Of affairs.
The debt bearing gold interest is &
80 %. .O2O. .S2z.S41 Os.
VIII that enormous burden Of debt is
imposed gold interest at the rate Of one
dollar and forty oents for every single
dollar Of Il.
Another important item in the state
mentis that during May the gold bearing
debt Increased n4 81
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Woodsiield. june I6, 1865.

"A union Of hearts, union of hands,
A union that none may sever; z
A union of lakes, union Of lands,
The AMERICAN UNION FOREVER"
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No person can, in
any case, be subject
ed to the law mar
tial, or 20 any penal
ties or pains by vir'
tue Of that law Eek
cept those employed
in the army or navy,
and except the mill
tia in actual service, }
but by authority Of
: b 9 Legislature.
const. Liberia, Art. /,
Sec. is. B lgsis q
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D@ The Senate Committee to investi-
gate bribery and corruption in the inn
parchment have had large number Of
witnesses summoned. L sa ss
The Committee suspects no corruption
ON the part of any Senator, but are con-
fdent that when facts are brought to light
they will be discreditable to outsiders,
including several State Governors, to se-
cure the conviction.
1t will be shown that Senator Fessen-
den was rightin the declaration that had
it not been for the disreputable and i'm
proper pressure broughtato bear on the
Senate, there would not have been thirty
FIVE votes for conviction. {
YeA.A bill has been offered in Congress
to alter the laws Of Ohio in relation to
the manner Of electing Representatives
to Congress.
IF the people of Ohio will sing dumb
the Rump Congress will alter their laws
so as to make them conform to those of
the Southern States, and elect Congress
menof their own faith by Niger votes
and bayonets. Is
sn1 i--------------st . -s--------------+ 80
N ID Ill 4
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pA. It does not seem to be looked upon
in that light in England, where Govern
ment securities shot upwards assoon as
the news Of his nomination reached that
country. Guernsey Times @ y
You have the mellowess head in East
ern Ohio. How do you think Grant will
run in England? -.
fGovernment securities shot upwards"
in England as soon as the news reached
that country that the Jacobin impeach-
ment farce for political power had proven
a failure. And the telegraph informed
our people Of the fact in SO many words.
JOSEPH, quit your fbbing s.
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There is food for reflection in this par
'allel, and the sober observer may well ask
Fif it is beftting either our dignity or
welfare to establish on our own soil ten
pew Liberias like the,One now rotting on
the Guinea coast. eIss 9lae e as
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pa- Commissioner Rollins has resign.
ID. e.i eaas sss q aas slaa sags
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CHICAGO, june 5.-Galena, Illinois,
the home of Gen. Grant, was carried by
the Democracy yesterday, BY 25O to 300
majority. .aa #b
The Democrats have also carried Ra-
cine, Wisconsin, Sd
Things look "gloomy" for the Jaco-
bins. s 5g9a fas tpa
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-28
Union Relief Association.

The members Of the Union Relief Association wish
to return their sincere thanks to Dr. Weist for gratu-
icuslJ Strengthening the crooked eyes of little gr'
an Inmate of the Childrens Home, and also, to re-
turn thanks for the following donations which have
bees rsceved during Sd month, for the support of
the Childrens Home. ~ =
$1,000; County Commissioners, in consideration of
this Association relieving this County of the support
of eight children; $1,000, James Morrison; $500,
. friend. residence, Williamsburg; Coal Oil for the
month, Mr. Page; n gal. milk per day, Mr.. Berhide
do Mr.. Hale; ten yds gngham, Miss Latard; one blu.
potatoes Mrs. McWhinney; hominy, Mrs Palmer
cradle quilt, Little Lucy Brewer; cherries,
one can black berries, Mrs. Con can pears,
Mary Ratli; Is lbs. buckwheat, Friend soup bone,
and mackera, Anna Bicklc; liver, John Paxson; one
bu. potatoes, gal. tomatoes, peck onons Mrs.
I. Benton; one bucket of pickles, two Little Girls;
lbs. meat, Jos. Owens; rs lbs. -four, Capt. Scho-
field; Coffee, Friend.
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Accidents-Deaths.

A little son of Mr.. Shell, Shoemaker,
residing on FIT. Wayne Avenue, found
/ some rat poison in an old house his
father had torn down, and ate some of it,
/ which caused his death on Wednesday
I of last week.
On the same day, near Centerville, a
brakeman on the Central r. r. by the
\ name of William Vincent, was crushed
between the pipe and water tank so bad
ly that the Mirror thinks he cannot re-
| cover. He has a wife and children at
4 Indianapolis, and the train took him to
| Cambridge and left him there. 4e*~z g
| Last week, little child of Mr.. Ven
egge, on South Green Street, had its
arm dislocated by fall. 1t is doing
we'll
| A little boy about four years old, son
Of Mr.. VIM. Gayle, tanner, who is in the
employ of Curme & Dunn, of this city,
whilst amusing himself by dipping up
water from one of the watts, lost his bal
ance and fell in. His little playmates
at once gave the alarm, but Mr. Cs
children, supposing their brother was
with their mother visiting, gave no cred
it to it. Mrs. G. returned home about
two hours after when search was made
for him His lifeless body was found
in the vat, and all attempts to bring back
the vital spark was unavailing. Heav'n
alone can heal the anguish of the be-
reaved parents.
Henry Fossenkemper. whom we no.
ticed as being stabbed through the lungs
by Gulliver, on the 9th inst, died on
Thursday night last.
THAT TRADE made by Col. Elliott,
noticed last week. of goods for Nc
Whinney's Westviile farm, was only for
the Coffin Stock of Goods. The Col. is
still in the Dry Goods and Carpet bust
ness at the Strattan Corner, where he
has fine new stock of Goods and a
most beautiful lot Of Brussels, Ingram,
and other Carpets all Of which he is
selling at very reduced prices. Our
readers are invited to give him a call,
examine his goods and compare prices.
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CARPETs.-The large, beautiful and exceed>
ingIy cheap lot OF Brussels, Ingram aud Oil
Cloth Carpeting, at the Bee Hive Store Of
d. B. Crawford, is attracting customers in every
direction, who find that they cannot buy q
Carpet at Cincinnati any cheaper or Of better
quality, than at the Bee Hive. Mr.. Crawford
is always prepared to duplicate the Cincinnati
Carpet prices His assortment of Ladies' Dress
Goods is not surpassed in Richmond. Ladies
and Gentlemen, needing any thing in the Dry
Goods' line cannot fail to be suited At the Bee
Hive. Go and see for yourselves.
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MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL.


Y Charles Coffin, the indefatigable and
excellent Superintendent of the Mission
Sunday School, in this city made an in
teresting report of the condition of his
charge, on last Sunday week. The
number of children for the year attend
ing this school is S00--about 500 are
considered regular scholars. The aver
age attendance is 303-teachers and
officers 337 There have been $1,000
papers given away during the year. An
industrial school for girls, attended by
about 200, and a night school for boys,
attended by about 10 or II, are con-
nected with this glorious home mission
work. Those engaged in this benevo-
lent-this truly Christian cause, are
sowing plentiful crop of blessings,
and they will assuredly receive the COM
mendation Of 'Well done, good and
faithful servants" from the lips Of the
Divine Master whom they are serving.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-28

An individual, claiming to be of the Thinker
persuasion, and haling from Union county,
stepped into office and, whilst busily mas
ticatng huge ball Of popcorn, informed us,
between bites. that he had special mission to
enlighten the people OF Richmond and Wayne
county. We enquired the subject on which
he proposed to lecture; but he declined on the
ground that he expected to get an audience first
before he gave out the object Of his mission.
and then he wanted 10 be paid before he pro-
ceeded TO give them light! He left to get one
efthe Halls in city to deliver his lecture in,
and to create cents alton. He's no doubt o
atter-day Prophet; at least he intends to make
ecturing profitable by getting tie dimes in
advance before he proceeded to raise the bush>
ell that concealed his brilliant tallow-dip!
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State of Indiana,

HE IT KNOWN, That. on this / 1th dav OF phil,
ID 1863, the above named Plaintiff, BY Sddall and
Burchenai, Attorneys flied in the Office of the Clerk
of the Wayne Common Pleas Court, their complaint
against said defendant in the above entitled cause
together with the affidavit of competent person that
said defendant, The Baltimore Ohio Railroad Com
pany is foreign corporation and is not a resident
of the State of Indiana.
Said defendant therefore, is hereby notified of the
filing and tendency of said complaint against her,
and that, unless she appear and answer or demur
thereto. at the calling of the said the second
day of the September Term OF said Court, begun and
held at the Court House in Centerville the Sec
ond Monday of September next, said complaint
and the matters and things therein contained and al
lodged, will be taken true and said will be
heard and determined in her absence.
Witness William W. Dudley. Clerk and the
fsEAL Seal of said Court. at Cenerville, this 1lth
49, day of April, 1853
f1-s WILLIAM w. DUDLEY, Clerk
Siddall and Burchenal Atty of Plt'f
April Is, 1868. (pf$5.) saw
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The weather during last week was very fine,
up to Friday and S,turdsy-they were damp.
The ancient saying that If it ranes Eas,er
Sundaye, it will raine for se-"1 fJf,wiu, Sln>
dsyes,' had commenced tuiiliment. 1t rained
on last Sunday week: but last Sunday the sign
fickered. fzzled, faiied-it proved to be a loves
ly day-a whole Sunday.
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The disposition of Jesse, the school
examiner, to punch the heads of the
city fathers for allowing Mr.Hadley
5000 for his services the past year, as
Treasurer and General Agent of our
school interests, has subsidized -"aii q vi
ct ON the Potomac"
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New MILL-Messrs. William Elicit, Geo. Shute
and William Erwin, building FIGURING Mill,
on the site Of the old Moore Saw Mill, about three
miles south east from this city. The Mill building
is to be 3OX4o feet, three stories from the stone
foundation-two of burrs. aud the Millwrght
work TO be done by Messrs. Nordyke and Go who
know just how to do their work and make mill con-
venient and grind paosably and satisfactorily. The
estimated of this Min, in complete running or
der, is $4,000. Its location is in good neighbor-
hood-easy of access and cannot fail of being profit
able to the cnterprising projectors.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-28

Our neighbor of the Bird, without
awaiting, as he should have done, for
words of wisdom to fall from the lips
of the county school examiner, regard
ing the general usefulness of Superin-.
tendent of schools, makes some peril
nent extracts from the Ohio State Com
missioner's Report, defining the duties
OF that office. 1t is good, SO far as it
goes but it strikes US that one impor-
tant branch of Superintendent's utility,
as practiced by him to considerable
extent, has been ignored in this report.
We allude to the parental authority con-
coded to him bycommon consent, which
we also take from the fourteenth" chap
ter of Commissioner SoLoMoN's report,
and 24th verse: "He that spareth the
rod hateth his son but he that loveth
him chastiseth him betimes." y
Our Street Commissioner has fixed the
entrance to No. Engine House in first
rate order the Quaker City" can now
be hauled out and in with case, thanks
to him and the city dads.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-28

DE 1T KNOWN, That, this 10th day of April,
Burchenal, Attorney filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Wayne Circuit Court, their complaint again st
said defendants in the above entitled cause together
with the affidavit of competent person that said de-
PENDANTS Jacob Bescher and Christian Bescher are
not residents of the State of Indiana.
Said defendants Jacob Bescher and Christian
Bescher therefore, hereby notified of the filing
and tendency of said complaint against them, and
that unless they appear and answer demur thereto
at The calling of the said cause, the second day of
the next Term of said Court to be begun and held
at Centreville, on the first Monday of August next
said complaint, and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, will be taken true, and the
said will be heard and determined in their abb
scence. &c tR5
Witness, The Clerk, and the Seal of said Court,
(sEALl at Centreville, this 10th day Of April 1863
~ WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
go Oh. Burchenal, Atty of PPf.
April Is, 1868. (pfs5.) Saw
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-28

We are pleased to welcome amongst
us our old and esteemed friend Rev. C..
w. Miller, who has been sent here as
pastor of the Third Charge. .., ..-.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-04-28

WIRE SUSPENSION RRIDGE.-L NJ.
Mering, Esq, informs us that the mate
rial has mostly arrived for building this
bridge across Whitewater at the lower
end of Frontsst. in this city. 1t will be
.great convenience, and Mr.. M. deserves
and should fPeige the credit Of its pro-
iedaion. IL OOEE gSgA& Ia &