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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-04-20
A Big Field for the Temperance Party

According to the official statement OF
the Secretary of the Treasury, one bill
ion and a quarter of money was paid out
over the counters Of the bar-room keep
ers the year past for drinks. Consider
ing that the sales Of the Wholesale dealers
is not included in the amount--that it
embraces only what Was sold in drinks
by the ram.shops-and the important
fact is forced upon US that we are the
greatest liquor drinkers of any nation
on the earth. In the report New York
State appears as the leader in the drink
ing business by q large amount, and late
developments that have come to light
by chemical analysis of the drinks
sold in the metropolitan city, prove that
there is scarcely retail dealer in that
great place where liquors are free from
adulteration. Drinking pure liquors is
bad enough but when it is proven by
scientific examination that nearly all the
liquors sold at the counters in this coun.
try are poisoned, the question becomes
offs nature that calls for the prompt and
immediate action of every one desiring
better condition of our people. aud we
,pe that temperance organizations ey-
crywhere will take such measures as
will bring this matter before the heads
Of our government, and, If possible, find
a remedy for this great evil
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CINcINNATr, Aug, 25, 1867,

.
Mr. McKELvEY: Sir-A thing of beauty is q
foy forever. and good medicine is than
81 this. take pleasure in commencing your Life
Compound not so much account of what it
has done for me, it may be the means of
doing for thousands of others. se&
To the sick and suffering, therefore, wish,
through your advertisement to say few words
= OF encouragement One year ago Iwas an in
valid; avn now hearty and well. Ny disease
was dyspcpsia Of TEN years standing; had
tried all means knew Of for q cure without
avail. until about the first of September last I
. H became acquainted with young man who told
re- me of Mr. McKeivey's remedy, and the good
i u work il had done in the neighborhood of his
former home Erie. Pa.) | Immediately applied
to Mr NJ. for box of his Life Compound and
70; commenced taking it. Icommenced improving
in a few days and continued to improve, and in
less than three months from that time was en-
.tirely restored, and have rernained we'll ever
since. Mine was rather inveterate case, and
pronounced 80 by all the physicians Of this city
~ The medicine was succcssfulin my case, that
.5rs cannot refrain from adding my testimony in
s;ta its favor. g p YofTf vGrHa fHa3 &
l9W Aia = f ea D. r. CLIFFORD.
la6 "a Hundrsds Of Testimonials like the foregoing
.a5 are in my possession, and cannot be given for
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The Life Compound" is the cheapest med
sAScins in the world. One package of it will make
QUART Of Syrup, which is enough to last more
- than TWO MONTHS. The price is So 90 pack
ago Inclose 81 90 in . letter and direct it to
d me, and by return mail will send you packs
age of the Compound. postage prepaid by me.
! o. If you are sick you will find it just the thing
'sa you have been looking for, and you never will
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40 hat no one can tell what it is. do this for
. tho reason that there are some persona who
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SAsDusKY, O..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

NEW YORK, Aug. 28-Smally tele-
graphs the Tribune that the morning
opened bright and clear, and the alb
sence Of English drizzle increased the
chauees of Harvard 5 success. The
crew passed good night, though this
morning Simmons showed weakness
from a severe attack OF dlarFh3a,
with which he has suffered for sew
eraI days. Loring, too, has been
troubled with boil, which is far from
we'll But most, Of the crew are in
splendid condition and full Of conf
dence. When the word was given
the Harvards, 1t was noted, started
and came into play. for their oars
1 took the water first, making forty
I three strokes to the minute; the Ok
foTds made only forty. For a mile
/ and half the race was splendid.
The Rarvards soon drew aWav from
I the Oxfords, and kept the lead 10
/ Craven Cottage, a distance of three
fourtbs of q mile The Ozford's drew
un level. lust beyond Hammersmith
! brldee. aud when off ChesRick, two
miles and q half from the starting
noipf. gained the lead, and after,
won as thew liked. The Oxford crew
never cDaUgS0 tu04L- Oh OAO Ill ~ II :
The race. The stroke of the Harvard
was IRREGULAR. They lost from wholly
j above Hammersmith, and when of
I Cheswiek were rOWed to pieces, though
they pulled to the end Of a hopeless
race with q magnificent pluck, and
that long after their strength and con.
troll over their muscles had failed.
The last two miles they had pluck
and that only the coekswain steering
wide, and the stroke being fatally
quick, the superiority of the Oxfords
was manifest throughout the race
aud It vas never doubtful after the
first half mile, though the Harvards
retained the lead some time after that
point. The Oxfords won by four
lengths Time p minutes 204 sec
onds.
The Worlds London special say:
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cure Consumption. LiKer Complaint. nn.
/ byapop9In ~ taken according ta tH. HIHrn.
/ 3ong. They AFRO hu gf .ae - ba t.rar Id.
! the same time. They alaauae fHo nf1rrn..
relax tno liver, and put n d work. fr..
thoHppout3 becomes good the I8od dIea.I.
and makes good blood tha r0tlaui br..II.
TO grow in flesh tho diseased maiier lIuo.H
in the lungs, and Che patiaal aulsrow. u..
disease and gets wen. lHIa is tle only IHa.
/ o cure Consumption.
10 those throo medicines Dl j. u.
schenolI of Philadelphia. owoI nn uum
vailed Huccem iu the tfendiaaut oI rnmu.
mary Conhum mption. Tho rumun.a H.Iu.
ripona tho morbid matter H tle Iuur
uature throws o. on by sh raeg oanue.all.
iion, for when the uhlaem ur mHtt.r H
ripe q eiight co Ea WlI tbrlw Pc oE. aHI
the pau"nt haa f., ana Ihn iH1. HH.H
70 heai
70 do tlifi tut 1erRe5d Eu..r nUu HH..
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secreiious OF the liver uie ssHercE EIaU
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prominent c1uhe3 of GoHHumuUlH.
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mtae oii naal9ls lhe a.nmHHH % ilrIW u..
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Ing iu the stomach.
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tfy 20 btop cough night rW0nf.. r.....".
on fever. Remove Ihn cause. HuH fI|... .....
an stop of their own accord. ho nu. ..H
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Ihfoha unless the liFfr aud sIamHH.
made healthy.
When There ls uo lung dI.aaaa. uuH uuI.
Liver Complaint Aud BBaH.uaIH. ErHnul.
soaWeed Tonic nud MaHaFaha HHIa uIU
suhcicnb without lhe fHiUuuIg .pTuU.
bllous o9mpininisi az faat #sa p.Iaot.
hqrmlea.
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fupied uoa'tn for many EeIH HH... "uI
now weighs lll pounds. HHH HHH..# .....
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doiphia, Cverv eathnIag. Waefa aII I.t.
RI advice Iu lat bo addfa4#ads
Price Of tao Pumenie syrup Hnd ..a.
weed Tonic, each LI ID puf bottle. ur .I HIH
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C0NBESsED 9EEE8RAMs.


TIE room Of bliss Ser yah the gynn asst,
was robbed on Friday evening CT $1,000.
The plate printers strise has not yet
ended.
the scheutzep Test at Baltimore closed
on Friday evening",
The steamships Britannia, from Glasgow,
and Idaho, from London have arrived.
Deacon Jasper Morgan. father Of Ex-
Governor Morgan, q Rev SoFE, died on
Saturday, in his eig1ty-seY enth year.
The rightto use the fence surrounding
the new pCstCffice site IN New York, ives
leased on Saturday, at $1,000, for adver-
tistns purposes, for two. y'eals.
CoIonsis $. Ryan aud Currier, leaders of
the late Cuban expedition. have been held
to bail, having returned to New York City
from Canada,
The Fentsp Congress continued IT'S scs
siOns in u eW York, on Saturday. The two
DELEGATES from Ireland were introduced
and made iayorabie rePor,s.
An babeqs corpus case Is before Couutv
Tg7dra Troy, of Brooklyn, being that of q
~9inSr enlisted in the army without the
consent OF his parents.
rrna office OF the Receiver OF Taxes, in
t6iIsdeIpbia, was robbed on Friday night
of siS0 900, sl0,090 IN -greenoaczs, aGd the
rest In bonds
The game or base ball, on Satarday, be-
tween the star and Atlantlc Clubs, of
BrocEIyn, wa won by the latter score
Atlantics n, stars x
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Saturday Nights dispatches.
Tut resting Foreign News.
e. LnEernatIoaal Yaoht |
RaTs, Aretlc ExpedIlIon,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 28.-The
British brig Helen, from Greenland,
reports that the steamer Panther,
with the Hays Arctic Exploring Ex-
pedition on board, sailed from Iveg-
tut, July 27, for Disco Island, North
Greenland, whence the Panther was
going to Melville Bay, Smiths
Sound. Previous to her arrival at
Ivegtut, tie Panther had been at Ju-
Ian and Hasmurt, where the expedi.
tionists had been III the interior aud
taken photographs, sc. All we'll on
board. Henry w. Dodge had arrived
in Helena, having left the expedition
at Ivectut.
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Chicago ITEMS.

CHICAGO, August %. - Judge
Drummond, of the u. S. District
Court, in this city, to-day rendered a
decision granting an injunction in the
Lake Front case. This iBjurotion
Restraints the city from giving a decd
of sale Of the lake front property pro
posed to be purchased by the [. &.
Railroad and other railroad compa-
nies, for depot grounds in front Of
this city, In accordance with a pro-
vision Of an act Of the LEGISLATURE,
known as the Lake Front Bill. The
court declares that the land in ques-
ton, having been ceded to the city.
by the United States Government,
with the conditions that it should be
devoted to public park purposes only,
it cannot be sold and occupied by
railroad depot Ille case viii no
doubt ultimately haze to be decided
by the u. s. Supreme Court
The fast trains between this city and
New York will commence running on
Monday; time, thirty hours to New
York.
The heaviest storm OF the season
occurred IN Central Iowa lastnigbt,
and has resulted II much damage.
A freight train on the O., II. /.
4 p II. Il. ran over a small
ridge, which gave way, prcoipitating
the engine and TWO cars into the wa
ter. The engineer and a brakcsman
were killed and the fireman had mis-
leg broken. The house of George
Wheeler was struck by lightning near
the same place, and Mr.. Wheeler was
instantly killed. At Mitchellville.
Is miles East of Newton, three houses
were struck by lightning, killing one
man and severely injuriDg two others.
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The Purchase Of Bends and Sale or
d0ld 10 be Continued.

WASHINGTON, August 29.--The
Acting Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer no
New York 10 continue the purchase
of bonds and The sale Of gold during
September, to the same extcut and In
tie same manner as In August.
There is an improvement ia the
physical condition Of Secretary Raw
Hns, and he rode out this afternoon.
The time Of Secretary Boutwelps
return TO Washington Is unknown.
There are DO indications OF a Cabi-
net Injecting this week, nor are there
intimations of any business that rem
ders one necessary. Secretary Raw
lins is the only Head of Department
now ia Washington.
Early in September large disburse-
ments viii be made on account OF
pensions.
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LOUISVILLE, August 28.-Au in
teresting game of base ball. between
the Union Club Of Haymakers, Of
LansingburE, New York, and The
Kentucky Club Of Louisville, took
place this afternoon. The game was
called at 3:45. the Kentuokys taking
the bat, and resulted in a victory fer
the Haymakers. The following is
the score: Hayma kers, 5 O 6 2 O. 5 6
2 5-total 81. KeEtuckys, o 2 2 2 2
0 3 0-total II. 4 marked feature
of the game was the harmony and
good feeling which prevailed through
out. The fair reputation of the Eagle
Club, OF this city, has been somewhat
moistened by their stubborn refusal
to permit the game being played upon
their grounds.
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G-and Railroad Jubilee at AtChIson,
Kansas.

AToHIsos, Ks, August 28.-At a
public meeting to day it was determ-
ined to have a grand jubilee, about
the 9TH Of September, to celebrate
the completion of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad to this city. Invitations
have been sent to the officers aud
directors Of several railroads, the
Mayor, Council, Officers and Board
of Trade and Merchants Exchange
of st. Louis, Leavenworth, and other
cities.
The contract for building the Trunk
Railroad from the State Line to Ne
braska City, has been awarded to an
Eastern party. This road is a contin-
uation Of the Atchison and Nebraska
Road. Its permanent location will be
fixed at once, and the first ten miles
will be completed by February 18th.
The Atehison Board OF Trade has
appointed seven delegates 90 the Keo-
kuk Commercial Convention.
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SARATOGA, Aug. 29.-The Presi
dent leaves for Washington Monday
morning, but his family VIII remain
here. The President viii return dur
ing the latter part Of the week. to
stay until the middle Of September.
He intends visiting U5ica next week
for day or two, returning here to
attend the County Fair on the 8tb,
9th and 10th.
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JUNCTION Cry, Ks, August 26.-
Au excursion was made to day on the
Southern branch of tho Pacific Rail-
road to the end of the bailasted
track, about eight miles from this
city. This track is laid about sixteen
miles, and is being vigorously pushed
forward.
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ABeavy Robbery.

PHILADELPHIA, August 23.-The
amount stolen from the Office of the
Receiver of Taxes last night is re-
ported at 5000, Of which $3.50
were in checks and draughts. AS the
law requires the tax receiver TO make
daily deposits, it is supposed that the
securities Of the ReceiTer will have to
pay for the loss
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ERIE. Pa. August 29.-At 2:30
this morning a fire was discovered IN
Olds' pump factory. The lncendlary
was seen, but escaped. Loss $30, ,OO0.
No insurance a great indignation
meeting will be held on Monday to
offer a large reward for the FIRE bug.
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The Tennessee Manufacturing Conl-
BaHy-A Republican MeetiHg.

BaHy-A gepublieaR HcetiRg.
NASHVILLE. August 28-The sub
seription books Of the Tennessee
Manufacturing Company we're closed
to-day, the capital stock, three hun
dred thousand dollars, having been al!
taken. The company viii proceed at
once to erect large cotton mill and
other buildings on their grounds IN
North Nashville The enterprise is
In the hands Of some of Nashville S
best citizens.
The Republican meeting, mention
ed in yesterdays dispatch, re. assem-
bled to-day, Hon. John Hrimble in
the chair. Resolutions we're adopted
calling upon Gov. Eentor to convene
an extra session Of the old or existing
Legislature. for the purpose of taking
action upon the Fifteenth Amend
meut. There being no question in the
opinion of the meeting Of the eonsti-
tutionality, election and validity Of
that body, these resolutions will be
submitted TO Gov. Senter Immediately
in a written note by Horace Maynard,
chairman Of a committee appointed
by the meeting.
A committee of eight. one from
each Congressional District. was APP
pointed to prepare. and did prepare
and report Q memorial to the people
of the State and TO Congress, setting
forth briefly and compTehansiVely the
history Of the late canvass, and show
the stUpeudous frauds perpetTated.
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the race Is universally conceded to
have been perfectly fair and honor
able or both sides. The time occu-
pied by the Oxfords was 2 minutes
Al seconds more than they took over
the course q few DAYS ago. The dis
tance named is little less than four
miles and three furlongs.
The day was fair but the tide was
unfavorable. For the first mile Of
the race the Harvards we're ahead by
more than a length, rowing 4z strokes
per minute to the Oxiords' 80. The
Harvards' rowing was most brilliant,
and many believe that the race might
have been gained had the cOcksWaln
made efforts TO take the OxfOTds'
water. AS Hammersmith Bridge vas
passed, the advantage was still with
the HarFaTds, but Il was perceived
that the pace at which they started
could rot be sustained, as the Har-
wards sank from 42 to 30 and lower.
The Oxfords rose to 20 strokes per
minute. and maintained II without
alteration to the end.
A little before Cheswick was reach
ed, about half way, the OxfOrds, BY a
splendid lnaneuyre Of the coxsWain,
took the Harvards' water, and all of
Burham's efforts to escape the Ok
fords' wash were in vain. As the
Cheswick church was passed the Har-
Yards we're visibly distressed, Bur
ham throwing water over his stroke
and Simons, on whom the Ia Dor and
sultrinessy told heavily It was per
ceiyed that the race Was lost to the
Harvafds, though one more heroic ef-
fort was made to gain the Oxfords'
side. When the gun was sounded
the Harvard crew, after few mo-
ments, drew up Ly the side CT the Ok
ford boat and applauded their victor
by clipping their hands.
The Ozenians Acknowledged this
by taking off their hats. There are
various theories, Of course, Of the
Harvard's failures. Il is rumoTed
that their diet has lately been irregu-
lar, bat this Is not true. Loring is
criticised for net having English
coaching, and Burnham FOR bad steer
ing, but many good judges declare that
the race was almost q repetition Of the
race between the English University
and that Of the Howard, and failed
because It's style is that OF Cambridge.
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News by Atlantic Gable.


PARIS, Aug 29.-The official iour-
nal announces that the health ST thc
Emperor continues 10 improve. and
his attack Of rheumatism is nearly
over.
The Empross has arrived At Aiao-
clio. - e.
Gen. Prim has gore to Kiehy.
The Bo0len manufactory of Vicle.
minos, IIurd. N0glete & Co. at
Rheims, vas destroyed by fire yes
terday.
A desperate conspiracy was discoy-
cred on board tho United States
frlgate Sabine, now lying in the port
OF Cherbourg. Some Of the crew, 20
revenge themselves on their officers,
attempted to set FIRE to the powder
magazine and blow up the ship They
had proceeded 50 far as to light fuse
communicating with The ulagazine,
when the plot was frustrated by the
cabin boy, who discovered the burn
ing fuse. 1t was found that twenty
TWO sailors were implicated in the
plot, and they were put IN irons.
Seven have since been condemned to
death and hanged at the yard arm.
SPAIN.
madrid, Aug 29.-Admiral To-
pete will take charge temporarily Of
the colonies.
Ie IS said that Esc4aute, on his
death bed, made important disclosures
peetiDg the abuses of the chiefs Of
the ormy and navy in Cuba.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, August "a meeting Of
:, 900 persons was held here last night.
to consider series Of res0lu.ionF
tavoripg the suppression Of converts
and the expulsion of the Jesuits.
After a long debate. the resolutions
were finally adopted, but a protest
was made by the minority. The roso
lutions arc not directed particularly
against any confession of faith.
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SAN Francisco, August 23.-J.
Ross Browne contradicts the state
ment ria london, that the Chinese
Government had rejected tho Bur
lingame treaty. Ho says rs ratifca.
tion is only deferred until the return
of the Embassy.
Carl Schurz arrived here last night,
and received a cordial welcome. The
German people turned out ea aaassc.
The Congressional Retranchmcnt
Committee has reached here. f
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Wabash College,
CRAWFORDSVILLE. INDIANA

FgyHEs ENAWMEUTHOM OEHENB las
.A Thlrty-sixth Aunual session on We'd
nesday, September 9Th, 1860. AmDle tacii-
tiles are furnished young men 70 pufhue
the classical and scientific courses or study
In the Academic Department young men
are fitted for College. Among the Btualea
taught in this last named department ere
complete courses tn Arithmetic, AleePliit,
Bookkeeping, Physical Geography fh5-
6tOlOgy, Rhetoric, &c, &C.
The Instructors In the CoileBe ~. 49,,
Rev. j. ii. Tutme, DID, EIebld1nt5 4A4
Professor III Moral and Intciieciual Phi
' Il. .. 1Hovey, M. Al Professor Of Chcmia-
~ 81 Miiis' M a, Professor or Greek Lane
~ y. 5. thomson, n. A., Professor of Latin
II. y. b. Campben, n. A., Professor OF Nath-
ematics, Natural Philosophy, and AsirOn-
VI. g. White, n A., Professor OF Rhet-
oric, German and French Languages.
u. a. Bsg8eti. -. A., Principal oil Pre-
IfaratOrY Department.
~. r.. Thomson, a. b., and n n Whit
ford. a. b., Tutor.
Information and Catalogues sent upon
application. A. THOMSON,
augy dWlm treas. Wabash College.
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NEUaEARN's ExCHANGE
Dissolution Notice.

ny EFE PAGTHERSETIp HERETO
h fore existing under the hiin namo
Humphrey, Patrick q Co.s y FogW Walulhe
boat Proprietora, was dissolyed ~ mutual
consent on the Ilth instr y. w. Patrick
rzffrfuu from the firm. Lle Dualueas viii
~ confiuugd bg y. 81. Humphrey, George
I T,9vyig. ard Charles W. Keruey, under
the firm name Of itunp ~ Lewis & Co.
Va an HUMPHREY PATHICKR co.
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A PPlge Fight.

. YINcEsNEs, August 28.-The prize
lght- between Skinner and Murray,
tor $lO0 side. came off on an Island
nine miles. below Yincennes. The
steamer Advance carried passengers
there and back at about 81 each.
About one hundred Of the roughs and
fancy of this city teok passage on her.
The fight lasted twenty nine minutes.
On the seventh round. Jim Coyne,
SINNERS hacker, threw up the
sponge. and Murray was declared the
winner. Skinner was badly punished.
Several fights took place on the
boat during its return. Ono man
was knocked into the river, but vas
rescued.
RArrImonE Anr- 23--Tho schcutz.
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PoUoHKEEPsIE, New York, Sept.
29.-President Grant and party will
leave Saratoga at 10 o'clock to.mor-
row morning, on a special train for
Now York, via the Hudson River
Railroad, and win reach the metropo-
lis at 4 O'Clock. The train will stop
at Jameson's, to take the Hon. I'll.
Fish on board.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

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