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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-08
''Washington, d. G.,
80 Jan. 81, 1870.

Dear Friend: l make
my customary appeal to
you to do every honorable
thing in your power to rail-
'iy the whole Radical force
of your township at the
ensuing County COnven-
ton. Our success in the
Congressional nomination
may hinge upon the action
of Wayne county in April
since / could hardly ex-
pect to succeed, if l should
start out with my own
county against me. The
right scrt of men should
he chosen as delegates to
the State convention, SO
las 70 influence the general
sentiment of the State in
my favor; but the great
point will be to select such
men to receive the votes
in April as will resolutely
refuse all votes save those
|of Republicans. This is
the real issue, involving
the whole question of sue
cess; and my enemies well
knowing it, will fight des-
|perately for the control of
the polls. Let every true
man therefore be ct Cen .
I,reville, and be there ear
ly. Our fight may be Bit
ter - usual, but we can
win and we must.
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SrBscRIBE.-O fellow-citizen and friend John
Dougan, is now canvassng for subscribers to a work
just published, entitled " The Capture, The Prison
Pen and the Escape by Capt. Willard W. Glazier
U.S.V. Price 81 per copy contains 422 pages; and
the work is illustrated by several fine and striking
engravings OF prison life, etc. This work can only
be obtained by subscribing for j., and, Mr.. Dou-
gan one of the prisoners in the Southern Prison
Pens, alluded to in this Book, and is intimately ac-
quainted with the author, he can atundantly veuch
for its truthfulness. The history Libby, al Rich
mond; the prisons at Danville, Macon, Sava b.,
Charleston, Columbia, Bes-Ise, Milan, Salisbury,
and Andersonvc.
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THE SHADOW OF HoG.-For ages
past, tradition has handed down the
singular fact that the ground hog was a
genuine indicator of the weather. re-
al live barometer, and of whom it is
said il he came out of his abode about
the LIST or I'd days Of this present m onth
-(Savans have not yet clearly agreed
on which Of those two days his barro
metrical hogship made his annual ap-
pearance)-and if he observed his shad-
ow he'd go back again, and six more
weeks would Jack Frost reign; if, how
ever, the sky with clouds was overcast,
at the time he made his astronomical OBJ
servations, then would the Voice Of
Spring be not only heard in the land
but seen on nice yellow paper in front
Of the Postoffice! But we didn't intend
to say as much as we have done about
The ground hog-only to intro duce q
cousin-germin Of his to the favorable
notice Of the public. as
Mr. Josiah White, residing in Frank
lin township, in this county, whilst
thrashing wheat on either the Sd or 4th
day of November last, accidently COW
cred up hog in the straw pile. Mr.. w.
have weighed not less than 100 pounds
when he disappeared, and wondered
what could have become of him. Du
ring the winter, Mr.. WIS cattle, had eat
their way considerable distance into
the stack, and, On the 4th inst, he had
occasion to prop and fix up the pile to
keep it fom falling. and when about Is
feet from the outside of it he discovered
his missing hog, still alive but so mis-
erably poor that he couldn't cast his
shadow! He took him tenderly out Of
bis straw tomb, where he had been buri-
ed full three months, weighed him and
found he had fallen off just 80 pounds!
BY carefully feeding him at first q
spoonful Of milk at time, and few
grains of corn, his appetite has been
partially restored, and he is in fair
way of becoming in time as fat as 9th !.
err hogs.
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Julian in the Field.

Hon. George w. Julian announe es
himself, in "card," column and .
half long, in the Richmond Radical, as
a candidate for Congress. George will
We understand Spicer, of the Shelby.
vile Volunteer, has been inquiring the
price of hickory. nuts, with o view to
laying in lot to apply in liquidating
his indebtedness to us when Julian
shall be defeated by Judge Wilson.
Well take the she'll Spicer, and
good measure.-[G reensburg Standard.
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
Executors Notice.

IT ETTERS TESTAMENTARY, on the last Will
L. Of Thomas Benton, late of the City Of Rich
been granted to the undersigned by tho Court Of
Common Pleas of said county. All persons having
claims against said Estate required to file them,
duly proven, with the Clerk of said Court Within
one year from this date The Estate is supposed to
be solvent. HORTON c. MEEK, Executor.
Feb. 8, 1870. $3.50
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The Cincinnati Gazette, of Monday
last, winds up sensible and pungent
article on our Congressional District, by
the following timely advice: chr. Julian
has been highly honored by his Repub-
lican constituents. and his duty now to
those constituents is TO retire from the
field. If he thinks more of his party
and its principles than he does of him
self, he will certainly do So" s
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"A UGUs TiUs b. 70 USe'
Attorney and Notary.
gss-o flee in Hainss' Builaing, opposte the R5eh-
: noud National and Citisens' Banks, s-
% Richmond. Ind. II
Wayne County, %;
State Of Indiana,

State Of Indiana, Wayne County, %:
Timothy G. Merwin, In the Wayne Civil ci ,s1a
? Court, + eD. Term, a. u. tStO
Jane E. Merwn.~ Divorce No. 2434.
BE it known. that shis 2eth day Of November
1869 the above named Plaintiff, by John II. Popp.
Attorney fled the Office OF the Clerk OF the Wayne
Civil Circuit Court, hs complaint against said de-
fendants the above entitled cause. upon n hieh
have duly issued a summons which has been return
ed not found, TO defendant that said defeodant,
Jane E. Merwn, is not resident Of the State of In
diana. -f'@fsas@ sfssN* SO sts@-s'
SAID defendant, Jane f. Merwin, therefore is here
by notified of the filing and tendency Of said COM
plant against her, and that unless she appear and
answer or demur thereto, at the calling of the said
cause, the Second Day of the 1t Term Of said
Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in
Centerrille, the First Monday Of February next.
said complaint, and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, will be taken true. and the
said cause will be heard and determined in her abb
20 80 $ 3 z& szeaS~a#s - .
WITNESS. The Clerk, and the Seal of said
lsEAL Court at sCentreville, this 3Oth day Of
November, 1869.
JOHN II. PoPr, Atty. for Pl'f. n3e-3w$9
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George Davidson, the white man who
killed the cOlored man, John Fleet, last
summer. had his third trial, the jury
having disagreed both times before, and
was acquitted to night. The verdict is
generally regarded as strange one.
MUss.-We regret the troublous mud
die that part OF our police force got in
to one day last week with some of our
Centreville neighbors. Too much Of q
mixture OF billiards and lager, that en-
gendered bad temper. Hope the diff
entity will end here, and wherever our
policemen 60 hereafter, we trust they'll
so conduct themselves as not to bring
reproach upon their characters as conscr-
vators of the peace, and the good name
OF Richmond. Nuf Ced. .a,r.8
ATTORNEY GENERAL We learn from
reliable sources that Hon. Nelson
Trussler, formerly our efficient Secrc
tary of State, will be candidate before
the coming State Convention. for the
office Of Attorney General. Mr.. Truss
Ter needs no word of commentator from
us. He is known everywhere as one OF
the old war horses of Republicanism
and is fitted TO occupy any Office. how-
ever honorable and important.-[A nder-
son Herald. .dssJ
We endorse oil that the Herald says
of our friend Trussler, and hope the
State Convention will nominate him as
Attorney General. -
A CUaIous ADVERTISEMENT Tho follow.
ing advertisement for the recovery of a red
calf was actually published in pa per of Co.
lumbia County. Pennsylvania. in the summer
% 1863: ~ n y
LOST.-A Calf Ret. His two behind legs
was White He was q she calf. Everybody
what catches him gbs tree Dollars. 1.0els.
The Detroit Post is not complimentary to
the American Colonization Society. 1t styles
it, that eminent humbug which sends out Amer
lean colorcd citizens to Africa for purposes un-
known to anybody outside the small coterie OIL
supcrannuated and helpless incidents who get
their living out of such business. This is in
deed severe. .& Haa z
A WESTERN paper talks in this way:
eff you owe but a single dollar, go and
pay it when there is so little money we
ought to keep it moveing around lively
Jim owed US and we owed Bill, and Bill
owed Jim. jim g OF mad because We
made him pay one morning last week
but we paid Bill, and Bill paid Jim, and
Jim went to bed as happy as a clam, will
just as much money IS he had in the
morning, and three men were out O
debt"
~The Rush county Republican con
vention adopted a resolution censurins
Hon. Geo. w. Julian for his recent let
ter for s'its indiscriminate censures o
men and newspapers, undeserved by tn,
press and the public men Of the district
who so unanimously supported and cor
daily iabored for the election Of Mr.. Ju
iian. and we regard it as species o
ingratitude."
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s COST AIRS -
Standard Pre- par a ti0ns

ssCostarsss' Rat, Roach. &C.. Externinators'
ssCostarsss, Bed.I3ug Exterminators. rv
ssCostarss's (pure) Insect Powder. p
ssCostar,sss Buckthorn Salve.
s<Costr,s,. Corn Solvent.
t<Costarss,, Bishop Pills. qarw gsw
stsossnr,ss, Cough Remedy. -
.sCostar,s,, Beautifer. (The Bitter-Swsst -
sEHse aud Orange Bicssoms.) a
e. SOLD everywhere. ~N@ = @@
Ask for "COSTAR'S" (take no othsr.)
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A THTHIF.

He has been travelling about humbuggng drug
gists and private parties. mixing up and selling a
base compound which be calls WOLCOTT'S PAIN
PAINT. All of Wolcot.e genuine remedies have q
white outside wrapper (,eiM signature iargel. Look
out fer counterfeits.
Catari and Colds in the head, or Pint of Pain
Paint, for Ulcers or Pain, sent free of express
charges, receipt of the money at Isl Chatham
Square NJ Y: or one Gallon of Pain Paint double
strength) for $50. Small bottles sold by all Drug
gists r. l.. WOLCOTT. A 4w
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ALLCOcK'S POROUS sPLASTERS
seem 70 possess the quality of
- Accumulatinu Electricity

Accommodating Electricity 3
and impartng it to the body, whereby the circulation
of the blood becomes equazed upon the parts where
applied, causing pain and morbid action to CEASE
The Porous plastersa,e flexible, and found of great
help to those who have weak backs, or pain in the
side Especially they valuable to those who have
neglected colds. They often preven;iv of Con-
sumption; nay, they are believed to have loosened
the grasp of this terrible affection, and been mainly
instrumental in effecling In variable climates
they should be the breast or between the
shoulders, the kidneys. by those who sub.
ject to take cold easily. 47-4PACo
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The police fought bravely-and NJ. B. Ballard has
one of the best stocks of Drugs and Medicines in the
city His Toilet Articles, Proprietary Medicines, and
every article that you want aud he has got and that
includes everything that you mention in his line,
are good and cheap. Go and see them md him.
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Jacob Kern, has the prest,geoei ahead
of his competi; ors in the Merchant Tailoring
line, with his superior material and fits Leave
your ORDERS at Jacob kern's you want Cloth
ing to please at prices that will tickle YOU
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Pnnsl B 41ra 8 4s w

100 years this WONDERFUL SALVE has
bees the secret of an old Connecticut family BY the
name Of Phoebe Baker. ~ Now it comes forth to
bless mankind. Its power TO ALLAY PAIN.4to
SOOTH ESUFFElsIN(s,to HEAL WOUNDS.
is very extraordn the like of it has never been
known. 1000 persons already bear testimony. One
person says 81 bought 81 Pot, and l would not be
without it If it cost sio had to go all the way
N. Y. for it," Physicians use and recommend il.
and S. pots ordered daily for Hospitals and Pub
Ee Institutions, to every part of the U. 5.
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Go 10 the Clothing store Of b. & w. Frank
el, 263 Main Street, for every article of wear
ing appare'you may need, and you can be sure
cf purchasing at fair rates for Cash. Remem
Der the sign of the Zouaye.
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II ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS on the Estate
IL of Robert NJ Turner, late Of New Garden Town
ship. Wayne county, aud State OF diana, deceased
have this day been granted 10 the undersigned, by
the Clerk of the Wayne Court of Common Pleas.
All persons having claims against said Estate, are
required to file Them duly proven. in the Clerks Of
flee of said county, within year from this date
The Estate is probably solvent.
WILLIAM FULGHUM, Admir-.
3rd Month, 11th, 1870. Asst
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Go to NJ. B. Billiards. Depot Drug
store for Medicines, Drugs, Toilet
Articles, Paints. Oils. and Dye-Stuffs.
Lamps, Chimneys, Proprietary Med-
cines, ard everything you may need
from a No. l Drugstore.
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} Let me beg of you then Let me beg OF y~u t, do
to DO your utmost, once your utmost, once mo re,
more at Least, in keepngIin keeping the old flag of
the Old flag of Radicalism Radica sn in the ascend
In tine ascendant, in our ant in our section ct the
section OF the State. Sttte.
? With many thanks for With many thanks for
past friendship and help, past friendship, and the
3 Yours, very truly, hope of a line in reply, l
s GEO. W. JULIAN . an, Very truly yours,
81 GEO. W. JULIAN.
Those who have been conversant with the
policy of the honorable writer of the above
official orders to his peculiar friends, will not
be surprised thereat-they look for i. as naiu-
rally as hungry men do br something to eat,
and my customary appeal is matter OF
course! But what a sad commentary it is on
the b,otherly love that should exist in the
breasts Of members of the same p1rty iowa I'd
each other! We can see some degree Of pro>
priety in making appeal to Republicans as
against the Democracy; but when made to Re-
publicans as against Republicans Radicals as
against Radicals, the man who thus sows dis
cord and dissension in his own party, and that,
too, to crafty an inordinate ambition, loses
sight Of the principles holding his party to-
gether, and sinks it into . selfish tool for his
own e.cvation and aggrandizement. A mar
who will thus act. should not only receive the
unanimous condemnation of his party friends
but be laid on the shelf as totally untitled to
serve the party or to enjoy its confidence We
think, Indeed we know. this is the feeling pres
Z vailing to considerable extent among those
who have, up to this good hour, been the warm
supporters Of Mr.. Julian; they are sick and
tired Of aiding him in his personal q Ial res par
ticularly when they see the partys majority
! lessened year after year by his being candid
and finally have had the modification to see
the majority settle on the Democratic banner
They feel that the time has NOW arrived
to SWAP HORSES in order to save the par.
ty from going to destruction. And all the
/ People say AMENi -t--
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-
wc the undersigned, Dentists of Richmond, and
vicinity do hereby agree, on our honor as gentlemen
and members of the Dental Profession, to abide
strictly by the following Bill of Prices, to take effect
from this date, Nov. 25, 1869:
A full set of % Teeth on Rubber, Gum
half set Of Ii reeih on Rubber, Gum -
One Tooth on Rubber. Gum.) ........ 4 90
Each Additional Tooth. on Rubber Gum, 2 90
full Sc. of Temporary Teeth, lPlainz
Ieeth. $50 :. ~. 'oso
half set Of Temporary Teeth, Plain
Teeth, $1,000. 10 ~ a
One Tooth ON Iubber, Temper y-. 90 I
| Each additional Tooth, on Rubber, Tenn
FIJI al !. se 1 Of Teeth 2s5 on Coli, les 90
A half fl4) -. IS 90
One Tooth on Gold =. -. ........ 10 90
Each additional Observation-Disclosures. 90
A full set on Silver, same as Rubber, 40 90
half - 1000
One Teoth on Silver 500
full set of % Teeth, on aluminium, SO 90
A half I" :" IA =" g I" 70 90
One Tooth Observation-Disclosures. 90
Each additional Tooth. 50
Repairing Rubber, each Tooth..... 90
Resetting Upper Lower Set ........ 10 %
Extracting one CD Tooth, with Gas or
Each additional Tooth, under same op.
px,. ess;on, n - T; TX X, 10th so
Filling ordinary cavities with gold from 81 so to 90
Large crown cavities, 00tol0 90
Treatment of nerve and filling nerve and
cavities, from -. W to ~ "
Filling with Tin or Silver Amalgam,from % to W
Cleaning Teeth, from ........ Ducts 70 w
Treatment of Irregularities Of Teeth,
frcm .......-.. .....'.. -. . v" 10 'o"0
All previous engagements for work to be done I'M
der this Bill of Prices.
No deductions or deviation viii DO made from tn . ;
above prices in any case whatever
Terms, Postticely Casa.
b WM r. WEBSTER, w. II. HEWITT.
EN-. NEWTON, s@e N. E. HILLS. g 4
THOS. ROSE, N NEWTON.
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: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
aHERu.rs aALE.

uDY VIRTUE OF D ecsee sad Exscution,r 70
Court, will expose II Public Sale, n the Court
House door, in the town Of Centresle, Wayne coun-
~, indiana,
On the 26th day Of F February, 1870. Z
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. ~. and o'clock
p ~, OF said day, the following property to-wit;
west Quarter Of section -. township IS range IA,
~ te seccnd prncspai uesdian in tie disssiee
Of lands sold at Cincinnati Ohio, except three acres
less. Said land being situated in the coun-
ty of Wayne and State OF Indiana. To be sold -
the property of Arthur II. Brown to satisfy said de-
cree in my hands in favor OF Harmon Clark. Sale
without relief from valuation appraisement lass.
sts saz s4A JACOB =. BALLENGER, y
n47tspf39. s. Sheriff Of Wayne County.
! Peelle Fox, Atys for Pf
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State of Indiana, Wayne County, %


VS. Court, Feb. Term, A. d. 1870
Robert Raiper. } Divorce No. 243S.
Be it known, that, this 18th day of Dec.1S69,
the aboye named Plaintiff, by RaiIsback and Young,
Attorne vs. filed the Office Of the Clerk OF the Wayne
Civil Circuit Court her complaint against said de-
fendant the above entitled together with the
affidavit of competent person that said defendants,
diana. -4ff f=zzs.s-Es--- 8 -.
Said defendant Robert Raiper therefore 10 here
by notified of the fling and tendency Of said COM
answer demur thereto, at the calling Of the said
cause on the second day OF the next Term of said
Court, be begun and held at the Court House, IN
Centreville, on the First Monday of February next,
said complaint and the matters and things therein
contained and alledged, will be taken as true and the
said cause will be heard and determined in his alb
sence. - 81.
Witness, VIM. W. Dudley, Clerk, and the seal
lsEA of said Court at Centrevile. this 18th day OF
December, 1899 WIN. w. DUDLEY. Clerk.
J. RaIlsback and A. 3. Yonn. Att'ys of Pt't6.
Decent err 81, 1S69-4w pf-$o.
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NJ A II II I A G e S !.

On the sth instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Snyder, Mr..
Joseph Barber, and Miss Emma Cumfort, all of this
city.
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FOR SALE.

new style, nearly new, buggy for sale, will ex-
change for good trade, sell cheap fo- cash. En-
qure of 8. Bachman, 228, Main street.
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Administrative Notice

THNHE UNDERSIGNED has this day been appoint-
II ed administrative of the estate of David Theur-
er, late of Wayne CO., Ind deceased. All indebted
to said estate requeeted to make immedats pay.
ment and those having claims against the same Will
file them duly authenticated for settlement. SAID
estate is insolvent. MARGARET ThEURER,
Feb l. 1870 .7-3w Adm,X.
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Washington, D. G.
Jan. 1863

Eg Dear. Sir: ! make this
earnest appeal to you.
and to othee friends ia
Wayne county,, to do ev-
cry honorable thing in
your power 10 rally the
whole Radical force Of
your township at the en-
suing county convention.
Dur success in the con-
gressional nomination will
probably hinge upon the
action Of Wavne county
in April; for 1 can hardly
expect to succeed in the
other counties, if l start
out with defeat at home
The right sort Of m e n
should be chosen as dele
gates to the State conven-
ton, SO IS to influence the
general sentiment of the
State in my favor; but the
great point will be to Sc
lect such men to receive
the votes in April, as will
resolutely refuse all votes,
save those of Republicans.
This Is the real issue, for
II involves the whole ques-
ton Of our success; and
my enemies, we'll knowing
it, will fight like SO many
demons for the control OF
the polls. Let every true
man therefore, he at Cen
treville on the day of the
Convention, and be there
early. Tho contest as US.
'ual will be bitter, but we
can win and we must. The
victory will be worth far
more tl,an any yet achiev-
ed, for il will be a final vic
tory over q desperate fac
ton of malignants who,
rs a last resort have at
tenn pted to legisiate ne out
of Congress.
1t will be q shame after
so many triumphs, il we
fail to rebuke this coward
ly conspi. acy OF dema
g,gues, by branding it az
. failure and . Disgrace
But for this foul plot 10
Gust and degrade me, l
woulf not feel like strug-
Cling further for the privi-
lege of wearing out my
life, as / have done for the
last seven years in this
weary treadmilI Of Con-
gress. Such a life has
few charms and very many
burdens. But l cannot
Voluntarily resign it now
in the face of the enemy.
l know that I have beer
zealously faithful to nv
trust. l know that no mar
can successfully assail nv
public conduct, or my pri.
yate life. l know that the
warfare which 10 still wa
ged against me is purely
personal and malicious
having no 70 un d atior
whatever in principle.
know, too, if you will par,
don the egctism, tina. with
my experience and &C.
quaintance in Congress,
can be far more useful Il
my constituents than
. have been, or than aay new
man can be. In asking m,
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EE L re- E E
The attention Of our readers is directed to
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part Of the Palladium
This truly Valuable M edicineis recommend
ed by ailwho use it, Read the certificates.
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