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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-08
Death Of James Neil.

just as our paper was going to press, last
week, we were in formed of the death of Mr.
N. and w briefly announced it.. When an old
and esteem med citizen and friend is taken from
our midst, il looks like lack of proper re-
spect and regard for his memorv, to make .
mere announcement that he had paid the debt
of nature Not that laudations of his char
acter in a neSsp per, woold add anything !.
a good mans record only 70 shozz thassssss
living appreciate the loss. MT. Neil was truly
one of the Creators noblest works: can boz :
est man." which character he maintained with
all with whnm he had dealings, and no man
steps out OF the ranks OF the living 70 sleep
the sleep that knows no waking with more
sincere regrets at his departure. Peace to
his .sbesl
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THU PALLADIUM.
RICHMOND, IND.
Octr 8, 1870.
Repuhlican Platform.

s.That taxation for county and other pur-
poses has become so great as 10 be oppres-
siye to the people; that our system of county
administration needs reform, and we demand
our representatives in the Legislature such
changes in the statutes of the State as will
protect the people from extravagant tax :ev-
les by local authorities; and as an ana 70
IN this needed reform we favor a reduction of
the fees of county officers to standard which
w iii furnish a fair and reasonable compensa-
,ion for the services rendered, and that no
Office should be favored with salary, fees or
perquisites beyond such fair and reasonable
compensation -
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The Democratic party which
claims to have controlled the gov
eminent for eighty years, prepar-
ed 1t in that time for successful re-
bellion. and for four years of civil
war, the fruits of which are the
death OF over 100000 young men
and a national debt of 80, 500, 900,
600. Who desires to repeat Dem
ocratic rule. if such are its fruits?
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Cough N o More.

Warmers Cough Bulsasn is healing.
sotening and expectcrating. The extraor.
dinarv power it possesses IN immediat .ly re-
hev'ng, aud eventually curing the most OBJ
stinate cases OF Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza. Catarrh, Hoarsen So,
Asthma and Consumption is almost iucredi.
BILE. so prompt is the reiief and certain its
effects in all the above cases, or any affection
OF the throat and lungs. that thous nd. uf
physicians are daily prescribing it, and ono
and all say that it is the most heal ing and ex-
pecto rating medicine known One dose al
ways affords relief, and in most cases one
bottle effects q cure. Sold by druggists, in
large bottles. Price One Dollar. II is YOUR
own faul, il you still cough and suffer. Toe
Bslsam will cure.
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1t IS not a pleasant fact for Dem

1t is not pleasant fact for Dem
ocrats TO consider, that while the
receipts, in eighteen months under
Grants administration have in
creased S97.213, 765 so over those
Of corresponding period of john
sons misrule, the expenditures
have decreased S53. 853 ,O60.77,
thus saving to the country $40,
066, S26.37.
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To The Republicans of Wayne
County.

I am aware that many Of you
deem the election of next Tues
day as matter of no very great
Importance. but l beg of you to
discard that idea In this county
our ticket will, as a matter Of
course, be elected; but the other
parts Of the State and other coun-
ties where there are Democratic
majorities and where the Republi-
cans are doing their whole duty.
have claim on you, and just
one too. They have right to de-
mand that you shall do your duty
and your whole duty; if you do, all
is right. Our State Ticket is Of
far greater Importance to US even
than our county ticket, and our
Congressional canvass and success
of the nominee, is ali important. l
carr estly entreat every man who
claims to be Republican to come
out to the polls and vote; and not
only SO, but to vote a clean un-
scratched ticket. Let no man feel
that he has even done his duty
then, but let him see that every
other voter in his vicinity has vo-
ted, and if he is not able to 90 to
the polls see that he has an oper
tunity to do so. Let every one feel
shat on that day, at least, he is his
brother keeper" and is account
able. l say to my associates who
have with me so long fought the
battles Of the Radical wing Of the
party, If you falter now in the sup
port of the aohoIe ticket, rem EN- Der
the old adage, courses like chick
ems, always come home to roost,"
let Gs not seek, by hanging back,
to emulate the bad example OF
those We used to condemn; two
wrongs never make right 1
think l can safely sly upon the
part of those who are styled Mr.
Julian's friends, by way of dis
tinctioD, that they will do their
whole duty on the day Of Election.
If they do not, warn them
that the cons equence will be iniu
fious to them and him. Every
man who fails to vote the whole
ticket is, morally, dishonest man,
and shonld be so regarded. A full
vote is all that is needed to insure
success upon our Part. Let us
aaye that. Let not the b. inner
county of the State falter now when
we are so near tie final settlement
of all the great plans of our party.
Rest assured that every Democrat
will be at the polls and vote
Their State Centeral Committee
have given special instructions, by
a secret circular. to have every
man at the polls and be sure to
supply all doubtful and wavering
with ticket before the election. let
us learn wisdom by them and do
likewise. The tickets will all be
uniform and loaded Republican
Ticket, look well to them and be
careful of bogus tickets; let every
man read his ticket. 1 especially
urge the Township Committees 10
do their whole duty, see that moth
ing is undone; see that every vo>
ter is on hand; the sick, the lame,
the aged and infirm. 1t is our
boast, and proud one. too, that
nearly all the old men OF the coun-
ty are Republicans. Let our watc l.
word be God and oar country. and
all will be well. H. B. PAYNE,
Chr. Wayne Co. Cen. Com
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No Government and no admin
istration ever existed which can
show such a brilliant financial rec
ord as the Government under the
management of the Republican
party. All that is necessary to be
done to continue this record is to
keep the Republican party in pow
err.
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Republican State Ticket.

Sec,v If State, Max F. A. Hoffman.
Auditor of State: John ID. Evans.
Treas'r of State: Robert II. MilrOy.
Supt Pub. Inst'n: Barnabas c. Hobbs.
Atty General: Nelson Trusler.
For Judges Supreme Court: r
lat District And. l.. Osborn, Of Laporte.
End Jebu T. Elliott. of Henry.
3rd Charles A. Ray, of Marion.
Atm !. Rob. c. Gregory. Tippecanoe.
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Take review of the glorious
record of the Republican party
and Of the Infamous record Of the
Democratic party, and then decide
which lis the safest, purest and
best,
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Among the many damnlng items
in the peoples indictment against
fact that our Democratic State Off
GERS redeemed bonds end then, in
violation OF law, put them upon
the market again, at large dis
count
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers FiIe Remedy has never
failed not even in one case to cure the very
worst cases of Blind, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Those WI no are afflicted should iinme-
diately call on their druggist and get WAR;
NEa's PILE REMEDY. 1t is expressly tor the
Piles, and is not recommended Ia cure any
other disease. It has cured many cases of
over thirty years standing. Price One Dol
lar. For sale by druggists everywhere.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-08

Let the people of Indiana re-
member that the Republican party
resolved, in convention. at Indian
apolis that the cons titution of the
State ought to be amended at the
earliest practicable period SO as to
prohibit the taking effect Of any
law proposing to pay what are
called the canal bonds. issued un
der what is known as the Butler
bill. Thus placing themselves up
on the record in decided and
practical manner on that question.
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THE ELECTION LAW
The Construction by Attorney Gen
eral Williamson
Circular from the ChaiTmen of the
Two State Committees.

To rHs PUBLTC.-The undersigned
having had our attention called to the
act OF May ID. 1869. regulating the mode
of holding elections, found on page SO of
the acts of 1869. and having taken legal
advice in regard to its construction, and
appending herewith an opinion Of the At
torney General. are Of the opinion that
the seventh section Of said act relates to
city and town elections for municipal
purposes only and that the general
elections for State, county and township
offices are regulated by the Sd, 18th, 9Th
and 9th sections of the act. And, there's
fore, tie election to take place on the
11,h inst. should be conducted in con-
fornity to the regulations made under
said last named sections by the Town
ship Trustees and Boards Of County
Commissioners, without any reference
to section seven.
F.. s. ALyoRD,
Chairman Dem. State Cent? Com.
A. II. Conner.
Chairm'n Rep. State Cent'l Com.
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The great mistake was, that The
Democracy did not resist the war
from the beginning. She should
retrace her stepts and finally tri-
umph. He would not have can
didate with the smell of war on
his garments.--Hon. j. j. Van
Allen. member Of the New York
Legislature.
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What is this war for? The Mig
ger; the niger against the white
man. think we don't want our
bosoms stuffed with damned mig
gers this warm weather--J. N.
Sanderson of Pennsylvania.
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SALE
OF Real Estate.

10y VIRTUE Of order of the Court
ID of Common Pleas Of WAYNE COUNTY
the undersigned one of the Administrators Of
the Estate of Hiram Sramback. late of said
county, deceased, will sell at private sale the
farm Of which the said decedent died seized, SIT
uated about one mile and halt south of Will
iamsburs in said conty-and known as the
Thomas Beverln farm. Said farm is in every
respect desirabe-is in a good state for cui-
tivaton-goOi land, good house, good water,
and fine timber. 1t contains eighty .one acres
The purchaser will be required tn pay one
third of the purchase money in hand one
third in one, aud one third in two years. and
on the deferred payments to give bis notes
with six per cent. interest from date, and .
mortgage on the land to secure the payment
on the same.
If the land is not sold at private sale before,
it will on lIke-terms be offered for sale al
public cutlery on the pemises on the LIST Sat-
urday OF January, 1871, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. of
said day.
For particulars enquir, of Peele Fox Of
Ceptreville.-o or the undersigned, near Upshur,
PreOle Co., Ohio. ELI. SrAMBACK
Administrator.
Oct, 1870, Az. -
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S. GOOD SO
WATCHES
e q
AT OLD PRICES.

A i OLD fRlCES.
As the sole Agents in the United States for
the Liverpool W atch Go. we are authorized by
them to close out a large line OF European
Watches, Chains, &c now in stock, for Cash.
at prices never before known. All beautiful
in finish, artistic in design, reliable for accu-
rate time, dura BILE, and of the latest styles.
Every watch will be retailed at less than cost
of importation, and forwarded securely pack
ed, prepaid: to any part Of the country on
receipt of price. Money can be sent to us by
express, with orders for Express Co. n re-
turn Goods or Cash, which will secure
promptness and safety {" purchaser. Among
our list will be found
Beaut full English Silver, Solid Double
Case Watch, genuine English full plate iex-
eled movements. adjusted regulator, steel cut
hunds, engine turned nerl, correct and servi.
ceable article, large or small size, in complete
running order, with elegant Gents Vest
Chain, Locket and Key, all complete, mailed
free for. SIS
Very Handsome Watch in fine l8 carat
Gold plated Double Dissemination f 500
Gold Watch-cngravrd o. plain. genuine En-
lish full plate jeweied movements, adjusted
order with elegant Gents Vest Chain, with
Locket and Key, mailed paid for ouly. So
THE ORlDE GOLD WATCH
In Massive Oride Gold Double Hunting
Magic spring Cases, elegantly engraved. or
engine turned, Genuine Patent Lever Move
ments, full jeweled, regulated and warranted
to keep correct time. and wear equal to Gold.
precisely like in appearance. Inake, finish,
brillancy of color, to 5000 Gold Watch. One
of these splendid " atches will be forwarded
| by mail free to any addresa, in handsome mo-
roco case. lined with sel e, and satin, La
| dies or Gents size Watch for only. ...$l2
Watches for holiday presents manufactured
| to order. a.. LtL
Genuine American Watches Of all grades.
| in Gold or Silver Cases, from $l8 up to 5000.
Other Gold Watches equally low. With
every Club of six Watches of any kind, We
send one extra of same kind free, as a pre-
MUM, to getter up Of Club. superior stock
of Genuine Oriae Gold Chains, from 5 2 to 80
each, warranted fully equal to Gold in bril-
lancy of color wear, &c. Bills of over $l2
collected on delivery. if desired. All Bills of
$l2 and less must be cash in p. o. munev Or
dcrs. or registered letters, at our risk Goods
carfully selected, packed and forwarded pre-
paid by mail, or by express, on receipt OF
price. Safe delivery of all Goods guaranteed,
Watches forwarded to be examined to parties
known, when express charges both ways are
paid. No Goods forwarded west of the Mis-
sissippi River. with bill to collect on delivery.
Purchasers must pay all express charges on
goods sent e. U. D.; also for return of money.
All Cash orders forwarded free of charges
to destination. Catalogues Free Address
all Oh ders CHAS. =. NORTON d co.
IMPORTERS OF WATCHES, DC.
Established 1857. IS Nassau ST., N. V
2s-1year.
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No,ice-Quarterly Meeting.

The Quarterly Meeting of Pearl-st n. E
Church in this city, commenced on yester-
day Friday evening Preaching to-day at
p. u, and 730. Services on Tomorrow
tSabbath) at the usual hours m,r ring and
evening. Sacramento services at 2. 80 p. N.
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NV A N T f d
F" situation, by mid
die aged Lady. either as Hou Sc Keeper or to
do House Work, for small Compensation
Satisfactory reference given if desired.
Address Lock Box A, Richmond, Ind.
Oct 8tn, 1870. S0tso
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Suspicious circumstance
Probable Corruption!
II Pill for the Ref01n1eys !

Judge Dave. S. Gooding was
seen last evening, closeted with
colored Barber Weaver 1t is not
known whether Weaver has in
creased his price for controlling
the colored vote, but future law
suits may show. How's that for
the "white man 8 party p
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Democracy Durino the War.

Now, my friends. we have had
war, have had administration, des-
olation, emancipation and damna-
ton Fernando Wood in Chicago,
August 26, 1864.
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
October 3, 1870. !

GENTLEMEN ~
l have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your note Of this instant CAL
ling my attention to an opinion address,
ed to G P. Ferguson, Esq, Charlestown,
Indiana, in relation to the construction
Of the seventh section Of an act of May
13 1869. regulating elections and the
appointment Of officers therefor. The
opinion taving been hastily prepared is
liable to misconstruction, and may
have tendency to mislead the public.
1 am satisfied that the seventh section
of the act alluded to ought to be con-
strued to cover elections held by cities
end towns for municipal purposes only,
and that it does not apply to State, coun>
ty and township elections held ior gen.
eral purposes.
You will. therefore, favor some by
publishing shiS e-rr,"natory note.
| am, wiet, spec,
$50 ID. f. WILLIAMSON,
20 z. s &-sea-.
Chm. Dem. state Cent Com.
A. ii. UoNnER,
Chm. Rep. State Cent. Com.
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Look Out for Fraud>-Democr rats
Will Attempt to "DoctOr'' Returns
Let Republicans be on Their
Guard.
The Democrats have no hope of
carrying the election by any fair
means. AS usual, they propose to
resort to fraud, when they can not
fairly secure success. We urge
Republicans to lock out for all
sorts of trickery,Y and pay no at
tention to reports originating with
Democrats.
The corrupt ring at Indianap-
oils, which is attempting to sad
die the people of Indiana with the
canal debt, are busy at their ne
farious schemes. They must be
closely watched. The Indianapo>
lis Journal says:
Son yesterday afternoon prom
inent and influential Democrat of
this State, held conversation
with a Democratic friend of this
city, in an alley in the rear Of the
latter's store, which happened to
be overheard by gentleman who
gives it to us. The most proml-
nent remark was that of the prom
incnt gentleman. who said: 81
will GO down to Boone county and
see --, and there shall be no
returns come here until you tele-
graph for them. Tell how many
votes you wan. and they shall be
SENT
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Notice to Heirs Of Petition to Sci
Real Estate.
State Of Indiana,
= Wayne County,

notice is hereby given, that Ezekiel Fl.
John son, ad ministrator OF the estate IF John
ID. Jones, deces sed, has filed his petition to
sell the zeal esta of the decedent his per-
sonal property being insufficient to paw his
debts; and that said petition y i'll be heard at
the next term of the Court of Com mon Pleas
of sail county.
w. w. DUDLEY, Clerk
ATTEST.
Peele & Fox Ats Oct 9th 1870 3w
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The Democratic members of
Congress voted soiidly against
and reduction OF taxation.
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For sale by all druggists, and BY II. u.
Hudson, 24S Naiu-st., Rich mond, Ind.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-08

When General Grant became
President the greenback dollar
was worth Sc, enty five cents, but
it is now worth eighty eight and u
half cents, making the entire vol
ume Of our currency worth nearly
500, 100000 more in the pockets
of the people.
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A1eA meeting tales place at No. 2,
Engine House tonight Saturday, to
complete arrangements TO establish .
Furniture Factory on large scale in our
city. A large number of our most prac>
tical mechanics are engaged in the enter.
prise,
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County Republican Ticket.

Fer Congress, Jeremiah M. Wilson.
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SO,sS2,935 As

Total expenditures for the ifs
cal year l869-70, less items
properly chargeable to the
rebellion ......... oo,SSZ ,9o0 40
Reduced to gold basis, for
comparison with the ex-
peuditures for the fiscal year
so, under Democrat
&c adp Illustration. the aver
age premium OF gold for the
yea s 1870 being % 2-10
per cent, gives as the expen-
citures, less war items, gold
DaSlS V0,O0l, f55 81
Estimating the population of the Uni
ted States at 40 GOO COO. the expense for
the year of President Grants Admins.
tration ending June 80, 1870, is, per ca
pta, 81 81 8. For the year ending
June 80, 1860 the expenses OF the Gov
ernment, including interest on the public
debt. as in the statement respecting the
Administration of President Grant, were
500, 025 789 "a, gold, the population be-
ing about $31 400. 600; per capita, $2.O7
showing a proportionate expenditure
of 18 per cent. less in 1870 than in 1860
upon the same basis, Notwithstanding the
increased area of the country, the inter>
est on Pacific Railroad bonds, and the
organization Of new territories.
But the Resident Committee has also
instituted per capita comparison, and
gives the per capita expenditures for the
twenty four years, as follows:
Presidents. Years. Exclusive of In
terest and Debt.
Jackson ........8........1 16
Van Buren,. ........1 70
Polk 4. .......1 rs
Pierce 96
Buchanan....... 10
Average yearly for the "a years, ST II
AS shown above. the net ordinary ex-
penditure, per capita, by Grant, on a
peace standard and gold basis-being the
standard and basis applied to Buchanan
is 81 81 per capita; which is less than
the alleged annual average fer the twen>
ty -four years in the sum of Ii cents per
capita:
IA cents less per capita than the average
under Van Buren,.
IL cents less per capita than the average
under Polk.
80 cents less per capita than the average
under Pierce.
So cents less per capita than the average
under Buchanan.
1t should be remembered that the
much wider area OF the ountry now than
under Jackson, Van Buren, or Buchan>
an, would naturally make the expendi-
lures proportionately greater: and yet
they are positively less under Gen, Grant.
Let the People take notice.
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1870 COMPARED fITH 1860.
$292,124,052 Is

Total expenditures
for tie year emf
ing June 80, 1870, 1922, IL
From this expen-
diture there should
be deducted the fol-
lowing i tie N 8 in
Cured in conse-
quence of the DEM
ocratic rebellion:
Interest on the pub
lie debt ;. 1927, 1902 1873 O4
Expenses of Nation
al loan ........ 1892 .465 35
Bounties to soldiers 4,193 200 %
Horses and other
property lost in
the military SER
vice ....... -. 200, 1884 SO
Reimbursing States
for expenses in
CURED in raising
troops.... 1,294,3O3 80
Bureau of Refugees
and Fr1edmen.... l,325, 100 70
Arrears of pay to
volunteers. l,S13, 4OZ "a
Expenses under re-
construction acts, SSO.76e "a
National cemeteries, q, 1884 y
Captured and aban-
ed property -. 4O,s23 81
Expenses collecting
internal revenue
taxes. s,104,733 40
Pensions. 23,340, 202 10
Navy, increased ex-
penses ......... s,Os9,ooO 90
Army, increased ex-
penses .......... 2s,O5s,s2 60
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Expenditures Under Grant and Buch.
anan Compared.

The Democracy have much to say
about the enormous expenditures OF the
Republican Administration OF Genera
Grant, as compared with Democratic ad-
ministratiops.
To make out case, they include all
the expenses created by the Democratic
Rebellion, and which should be charged
to that instead Of the Republican party.
Official figures show the truth on this
subject. To get at the expenses Of Gen
Grants Administration, all the items
occasioned by the Democratic rebellion
should be deducted; the balance being
fairly chargeable to the Republican par
ty as the cost of the Government, had
not the Democracy rebelled.
The following figures show the exact
state of the case:
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John II. George, of New Ham
pshire, a Democratic candidate for
Congress, in 1868, said:
Il won't do any thing to sus
tain the President, Congress, or
any Of the riratical crew that have
control OF the Government. I
won do any thing that can in any
way be interpreted as supporting
the war
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Judge Alexander, Of Kentucky
said, MIR. Lincoln was so fond OF
the niger, he should have one OF
the slain ones skinned and made
into pair of moccasins for his
daily wear