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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

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country that the prevailing i'd,

country that the prevailing ide,
that tax titles are Of no account
is incorrect Since the estate ha,
been converted into q National
Cemetry, where rest thousands
the known and unknown Unio,
Confederate dead. it is hardly feasa
BILE to think that the Government
will readily give it up.
The General Land Office has
just received returns Of the survey
of the exterior lines IL, II, 13. and
Is S R. SIS and Sc, also, Of the 6
and Guide Meridians West be-
tween the end and 3rd correction
lines South. and range 81 West of
the 9th Rim Me, in Colorado.
These surveys are included in
what was formerly the Cheyenne
and Arspahoc Indian Reservation.
The land surveyed in the above
named tracts is m ostly second rate.
The surface is rolling and covered
with rich luxuriant grsss which
furnishes good hay and grazing.
If the lands were irrigated, it
would all be first rate. There is
plenty Of water for stock, and it
is a fine stock raising country.
Also, is in receipt Of returns from
the following district Land Offices,
showing a disposal during the
past month of 80, 1873 acres of tho
public lands: St. Cloud, Minnesota,
20, 5O7; Maysville. California, 9,444
and Alexandria, MIMI, 9,232. ~
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Adjourned Session of Court

State Of Indians, Wayne county, S..
DURSUANT to an Order of the Wayne
II Civil Circuit Court. there will be an adj
journed session of the August Term, A. d..
1870. of said Court held at the Court House
in the town of Oentreville, il said county,
commencing on the second Monday in Novem-
Der, 1870, the svme being the 18th day Of No.
vember, A. d. 1879, for the purpose of dispo-
sing of unfinished business upon the Docket
OF the August Term, 1870, of said Curt. All
persons inter ested will therefore take notice,
and be governed accordingly.
e, Witness my name and the Seal of
90 %. said Court, at Centerville, this 9th
day of August, 1870. W. w. DUDLEY,
s0tcc Clerk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

The S12 Lever Watch, No. 49,
$50, purchased from Cbas. 2. MOI
ton Il Co., Sc Nassau Street. New
York, January 5th, has been car
ried by me over six months, with
q total variation in time Of only 26
seconds, without the slightest reg.
ulating, and presents the same
brilliancy of color as when pur-
chased.
JAMES r. WILTON, Sec.
American S, NJ. Co, N. Y.
New York, July Both, 1870. 29m3
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g. Ha1 Ntntirr3,
SheriH's Sale.

10Y virtue of Decree and Execution ia
ID me directed from the Common Please
Court, will expose at Public Sale, at the
Court House door ia the town Of Centerville
Wayne County, Indiana, on the 29th day of
October, 1870, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock P. NJ, on said
day, the following property to-wit:
Lot Number 81, in Doan and Mendenhall' s
addition to the City of Richmond, on Mount
Auburn, Wayne County Indiana.
To be sold as the properly of Susan Hawk
ms and James Hawkins, to satisfy said exc
eution IN my bands, in favor Of abraham
Earnest.
JACOB s. BALLENGER,
Sheriff of Wayne County.
j. Fl. Popp, Atty for Pl't'f. 30-3l$9
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NEW JERSEY PoTAroEs.-''It was
Sam Jones, the Fisherman, was
bound for Sandy Hook, there's
where our friend Barnes says the
excellent Sweet potatoes he gave
us-(a bag full )-came from. To
say they exceed our Hoosier rails
ing, is simply the fact. They arc
much sweeter and more mealy than
any grown around in this region.
He keeps q constant supply Of that
and every other kind Of vegetable,
and fruit, at his establishment OPP
posite the Palladium Office.
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DONATION.

The Managers of the Home for tho Friend
less, invite their friends from the country to
visit the Home on Wednesday, the 18th of
October, and bring with them any provisions
they may have to spare, or anything else that
will be useful in . family. A dinner will be
prepared for all those who come from the
country.
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BENHAMs' MUSICAL REVIEW for October is
replete, as usual, with spicy reading and
choice music, and the publishers in this num-
Der have certainly struck the popular vein in
a comic song called:
GHOW DAT VAS FOR HIGH,o
price IS cts. in sheet form, or 10 cts. for a
copy of the paper.
Address, BENHAM RIOS,
Indianapolis, Ind.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

The Peerless Cook Stove for
burning coal, took the red ribbon
at the Fair last week. It is IN
doubtedly the best cooking stove
for burning coal in the market 1t
fills all the requirements of first
class stove. H. j. Bargis always
has a full supply on hand.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

James G. Hope, of Topeka, Kansas, fol
merly Of this City, encloses tho following
friend in this City, in letter. 1t is pre-
sumed he 10 well, and determined not to NOV
from his present location to Omaha, at least
DON'T GO TO OMAHA.
Hast ever been to Omaha,
Where rolls the dark Missouri down,
And four strong horses scarce can draw
An en- PITY wagon through the town.
Where sand is blown from every mound,
To fill our eyes and ears and throat;
Where all the teamsters are aground.
And all the shanties are ahoat?
Where whiskey shops the live long night
Are vending out their poison juice;
Where men are often very tight
And women deemed q tribe loosef
Where taverns have An anxious guest
Fer every corner. shelf and crack;
Where half the people are going West,
And all the rest are coming back?
Where theatres are all the run,
And bloody scra pers come to trade;
Where everything is overdone
And everybody is underpaid?
nnOt, take heed to what say;
You'll find it just as l have found it;
And if it lies upon your way,
For Gods sake, reader, 20 around it!
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Socrates, the Athenian philoso-
pher, aud Demosthenes, the great
rator, both died by poison. The
former was forced to take hemlock,
at the age Of sixty five years. b. G..
399. Demosthenes, deserted by
his fellow citizens, and on the
point of being delivered up to his
foes. destroyed himself by poison;
b. c. 1922.
Hannibal, the Carthaginian gen.
eral, also poisoned himself, at the
age Of sixty-five, b. c. 1873, for
fear Of being betrayed into the
hands Of his enemies. He de-
stroy ed his life by means Of a sub
tile poison contained in q ring,
which he had long worn in expec.
tation Of s1ch O necessity.
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"CoNTINENrAL."-Have you seen
the Continental Cook Stove at e.
Nye aud STAIRS. For general
use, it is the best stove in the mar
ket. 1t bakes to perfection, and is
very economical in the use of fuel.
Before making q purchase of a
stove, call and see the Continen-
tai
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

The Eastenders are the first on
whom the Sun shines, and heralds
in the day, and they, together with
their more Westerly neighbors, are
lucky in having SO superior a
DRUG store HARRoLD-ed and estab-
lished on Main street, between
Fifth and Sixth-south side
where everything in the Drug and
Medicine line can be had at reas-
enable rates. Prescriptions al
ways carefully compounded.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

Economy is the road to wealth
and that can be practiced in buy
ing one of James M. Starts gas
stoves. With one of those and a
cents worth of gas, you can cook a
meal,
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The Zouave Clothing Store of
b. Il w. Frankel, contains; Just
now, the very best lot of Clothing
ever brought to this city. Go and
see for yourselves, at No. 2G3,
Main-street.
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Try Welrs Carbor;o Tabjets.

nETAkE yourselves to the Palladi um Of
y hce, for any kind of printing you may
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

FALL FAsHIoNs.-Bonneis Ribbons
Flowers. Feathers, and complete stock
Of the best and most fashio liable Mullins
cry Goods, at the Store of Mrs s. A.
ILIFF, on North Franklin>st., few doors
north of the First National Bank. East
side. Ladies, give her cali.
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~ Nye & Starr. are prepared for cold
weather, and for the million who will need
Stoves to warm and cook by. Tin, Copper,
Brass and Sheet Iron wares in abundance,
and at the cheapest possible rates. Go to the
Depot Stove Store.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-22

Dr.. Jos. Howells, homeopathic, has re-
moved his Office to No. North Franklin,
where he will be pleased to see his friends
and all who need his professional services.
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Having returned from his trip
cast, A. E. Croker, will soon
show a stock Of goods Mt his es-
adjustment, never before surpass-
ed for quality and quantity in this
city.
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Commissioners Sale.

Commissioners Sale.
PURSUANT to a Decree of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Wayne Couu-
ty and State of Indiana. made at the Septem-
Der Term, 1870, I will offer at Public Sale on
the premises hereafter mentioned, on
Saturday, the Goth day of Oct, 1870,
At O'Clock, P. NJ. of said day, the following
Real Estate, to-wit:
Lot No. &c. and 10 feet off OF
the South side of Lo. No. IS, and a strip 6
feet wide on the West side of said lots in
Mount Auburn, laid out by James r. Men.
denhall, ear Richmond, Wayne County afore-
said.
Terms OF Saie.-0ne- fourth of the pur.
chase money will be required down, and the
residue in three equal instruments of s, 2 and
Is months after date, with Interest from date
for which notes and a mortgage. waving val
uation laws, on said property, will be required
of the purchaser. A certificate will be given
conditioned to make . deed " hen the sale is
confirmed and the conveyance is ordered by
the Court. JAMES PERRY,
Com'r of Henry Mongar's Estate
September 2sth, 1870. 29-32:S9
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>. N. PETrENGiLL 4 CO..
81 Park Row, New York
AND
GEORGE II. ROWELI. & CO.,
40 Park Row New York,
Are the cole Agents for the Richmond Palladi-
um in that city, and ara authorized to con-
tract for inserting advertisements for US at our
lowest cash rates. Advertisers in that city
are requested TO leave their favors with either
Of the above houses.
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intendent, in a printed circular,
sent to the clerks, assures them
that after few months the force
will have to be gradually reduced,
and discharges will invariably be
made from those clelA whose
work indicate the least efficiency
Smoking or the use OF Intoxicating
liquors during Office hours is strict
ly prohibited in this Office.
Since the death of General Rob.
ert E. Lee, the question has been
asked as to whether the Airing
ton estate which was supposed to
belong formerly to General Lee
and which many has supposed the
Government has occupied by vir-
tue of confscation, would not
now revert to the Generals heirs.
It is now ascertained that this
property wes never owned by Gen
eral Lee, and that the only right
the Government now has to the
property is by a simple tenure of
a tax title, the taxes having &C.
cumulated during the rebellion it
was sold for taxes and the Gov
eminent bought it in. 1t is antici-
pated that removed efforts will
now be made to set aside the tax
title, which, if so, the defendant in
the case being Uncle Sam with
plenty of money and more credit,
will endeayor to show to the
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH.

REPORT OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON POST
OFFICES AND PosT-ROADs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. U.-The Senate Committee
POstOnce aud PostRoads, in their report to-day In
favor OF the bill reported back to establish Postal Tel
egraph and to establish the Postal Telegraph Company
express belief that the time had for connecting
the telegraph the postal eservice. They say that
America is the only country in which correspondence by
telegraph nrusted solely private corporations The
investment In proportion 10 the length OF the lines
large the rates higher and the telegraph s less used
than In most European countries though there
ton where it could be used TO great an ,antage.
In all other countries the charges are uniform for the
same distance Here they vary in different sections,
higher at the South than at the West and higher athe
West than at the East ana therefore against
those sections from the unfrcqueDcy OF the mails
and the OF communication, the telegraph is most
lines IN this country Is 79 per mile The average
five European countries s5 per mile is not asserted
but there for this great difference. High
rates required Ia this country to yield fair return
the tariff between few competing points, but at an in
Of capital and private expense. The permanent
consolidation OF the competing companies. and reduc.
ton Of office expenses by union with the posto ana
by the prepayment OF kilograms by stamps This VIII
enable great reduction 10 be made IN the salaries with
corresponding reduction OF the expenses s.a Tn
graph to ali classes ana remove tho causes OF compe
tlti0n.
The Committee give a statement Of the capital e1-
penses, aud earnings OF the Western Union Company,
aud aude to the Belgian and British llnes ana say t
they do feel Justified In the present condition of our
financial resources TO recommend Government tele-
graph which wond Involve the expenditure OF from so
OOO0OO to $40 900 for the lines OF Company aone
and annual tax upon the whole people Tor dne DehenI
OF the small number who use the telegraph inc advan
tagcs Of the system recommended are In the reduced
rates. shown by tho annexed tables IN UNIFORM fats
for equal distances aud 10 fixed rates Tor press anu
m establishing a rIEht that which IL now enjoyed as
favor. The telegraph companies have already agteen
that the United States may purchase their lines by us
eenng to the provisions OF an act passed July ~ 1896
The Committee conclude by saying that the Postal Iele
graph system will depend for It's success on tile economy
Win which II Is mapaged.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
MURDER AT HAVANA.
ROME.
INDIGNANT RECEPTION OF PROTESTS AGAINST
INFALLIBILITY.

INDIGNANT RECEPTION OF PROTESTS AGAINST
INFALLIBILITY.
LONDON, Monday. Jan. 81. 1870.
Letters from Rome say that DIR. D0llingers protest
against the declaration of the dogma of Papal nfal
hbility provokes much excitement and indignation
at the Vatican. telegram from Rome to-day states
that the Pope refuses receive address signed by
137 Bishops also protesting against the declaration
of that dogma
THE GERMAN BISHOPS TO BE SUSTAINED BY
BERLIN. Monday, Jan. 81, 1870
The Berlin Correspondence asserts that the German
Government will sustain their bishops III the event
of a contest with the Vatican.
TEXT OF THE PROPOSITION OF INFALLIBILITY.
The Unita CatOlicd gives the text of the resolution
on the infalblity of the Pope in the form that 1t
will be proposed, and be probably adopted:
ITO THE SACRED GcUMENICAL COUNCIL OF THE vArI-
CAN: The undersigned Fathers humbly and earnestly
ask the Sacred Synod of the Vatican to declare in terms
precise and excluding all doubt that the authority of
the Roman PonG is exempt from error wheneverit de-
termnes in matters of faith and morals, and declares
what ought TO be believed by all the faithful and what
ought to berejected and condemned"
THE MEMORIAL ON THE INFALLIBILITY DOGMA,
The Paris Monde publishes the Latin text
and translation OF the memorial drawn mp at the Gcu-
menica Council in favor of the proposition declaring the
infahbity of the Pope u commences by saylng that
Of Saint Peter clearly taught in the Sacred
Scriptures that the universal tradition OF the Church
teaches by the words and acts OF the Holy Fathers,
as well as the decisions OF several Councils, that
the doctrina Judgments OF the Roman POntiH
on matters Of faith, are Interchangeable. Declarations
from tho proceedings OF the Councils OF Lyons and Flor
cited I'm favor Of the superennent authority or
Holy See, and reference is made to the contrary
opinions held by the sOcalled Catholics, and the dsas
results which would follow from their tolerance
Extracts given from the records OF the Council at
Baltimore in 1866 and other recent assem-
falhbility, and the present necessity for its adoption.
The of the attacks directed against the Holy
See pointed out and II is said that II the Church now
hesates to pronounce In favor OF infalliby IL viii he
a cause Of triumph 10 her enemies, and embOden their
hostility II is denied that this doctrine will place here
tics and sehlsmacs still greater distance from the
Church; in any the interests OF CathO-
hes require definite decision upon this
grave matter, ana seeking tho truth
instead OF being turned away will be the attracted
at seeing what forms the principal foundation of the
unity and sodity Of the Church" The opposition OF
those lost the faith only pretext to embarrs the
Church In conclusion, IL is stated that decision OF the
Council in favor OF nfallbity Will be received with JOY
by the Catholic people.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
operate ct post ao on the question of what constitutes

IL is then insisted ut great Length that the moment
Gov jackson and the State Legislature attempted 70
array the State against the United states that
under the Constitution Of the State and tne wnoie spt
and intention OF Its laws they ceased 70 De the
authorities Of the State aud became mere repeis Ana
act stripped both Of all Official power and authority sno
placed both in armed hostility to the State as wel as
against the United States These are the persons VINO
were in armed hostility to the state, and not Cen Bla
and follows that he lGen Blair wholly without any
ground for pretending that he Is dsfranohsea py tna
clause and, being So his refusal TO take the oa.n 9
loyalty when he offered to vote was SIMPLY an act Oh HIS
own perverse and obstinate will.
In addition to the foregoing argument the deendants
independent and general proposition insist tha tne
people or State in framing their constitution nave
unlimited and absolute power over the whole suDect
OF suffrage and the right to exercise that power wheh
they please how they please In favor OF whom they
please and against whom they please without account
ability revision by any tribunal authority IN tne
world and they say that this action is deliberate, not
to say audaeious attempt TO strike through the COURTS
fatal blow at State right, which all men In this land
OF every Section every party and every political creed
have always united holding to be beyond the reach OF
interference and which the Constitution OF the United
States recognized in the palnest terms as belonging 10
people of every State the utter exclusion 0t every
other power and jurisdiction Of the earth.
The argued at the session or the u. y Su-
preme Court held last Winter by Montgomery Blair for
the plaLt In error and by Senator Drake OF missouri
for the defendants The ChefJustco to-day announced
that the Judgment Of the Supreme Court OF Missouri was
affirmed,
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

tence of Do1a Fernandez at Espiritu Santo. Dofias
Catalina Torres and Candeara Rodriguez the latter
with her three children have been taken into Gus
tody near Trinidad.
The Albd, of Villa Clara, states that in sixty skir
mshes which took place in the jurisdiction of the
Cinco Villas during December, 24s insurgents were
killed, 81 captured and 551 horses were seized
The negro, Dorotes, commanded body of CreOles
lately surprised, near Mount Yagual. In Nina Rica
and Minas Bajas, 81 ranches have been destroyed
Near Villa Clara, Espiritu. Trinidad and Sagua,
various skirmishes reported by the Spaniards
Between Cienfuegos and Trinidad they say that
camp of insurgents has been surprised, and $50 of
them left dead upon the field. In the Cnco Villas
district $50 tenanted places have been destroyed. 1t
proposed at Cardenas to increase the civil guard to
5000 men. Any observer of the situation will be able
to judge from these desultory facts all of them from
Spanish sources, that the rebellion is not by any
means crushed ont.
AFFRAY AT KEY WEST.
KEY WEST, Jan. 31.-GOnzalo Castanon, editor of
the Vos de Cuba while standing the porch of his
hotel, WAS attacked by several Cubans who opened
fire on him with pistols. He returned their fire, and
had wounded three of his assailants when he
ceived shot from which he died in fifteen minutes
Several arrests have been made The editors of The
Key West Despatch in card withdrew an article
which they published this morning the approach
ing duel for the reason that the statements made
inexact
MURDER AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, Jan. 3l.-The news of the shooting of
Sefor Castanon at Key West great excitement
here. The volunteers tonight arrested two men for
using seditious language. 1t is reported that the
prisoners attempted to escape, and were fired upon
by their guard and killed An investigation is now
going on.