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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-25

tbs MORMON QUEsrIoN.-It is
intimated that the President will
make no recommendation in his
forthcoming message with regard
to Utah. He will simply set forth
what has been done by the United'
States Judiciary, and then teavo
the wholcHuestion open for con-
gressional action. Large numbers
OF people are now here in the In
terest OF the Mormons, and also
opposed to them, who are endeav
oring to force the President to take
some decided step in Utah. The
Mormons do not wish to emigrate,
stating that there is no place
where they could find refuge,
aud that they do not wish to LIVE
under any flag other than that d
the United States. There is NJ
talk among them whatever of Wal
or Of forcible resistance to The
laws. The: profess themselvel
helpless and completely at TIL
mercy Of the American people
whom they are nov willing to tres
with for self-ps essrvation, On,
to make all concession that ma.
reasonably be demanded.
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81 cos,

Fhe New York Observer Enters
upon its Fiftieth Year on the lst
Of January next. It's career. hae
been one of the most successful In
the history Of American Jourpai-
ism Every department is eonduc-
ted with ability. Its Foreig1 Cor
respondedce is unrivaAfd. and its
independence in commenting upon
political sorruptions is in the high
est degree praisewortby.
We notice that it appears In .
"New Dress" and also announces
that the success OF it's Yearbook
for 1871 will result in Volume No
E for 1879, which will be still :uore
complete in its statistical and cthel
tables OF information, and in its
general arrangement.
Such enterprise deserves SUCCESS
and we advise our readers 10 eent
for specimen copy Of the paper
New Subscribers wiffsreceive thl
paper free until January lst. !.
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Official statements were submit
ted 10y Secretary BourwELL and
Commissioners DOUGLASS to the
Senate Finance Committee on Fri
day relative to the amount of re-
oeipts Of revenue from various
sources. The Secretary thinks that
o reduction OF twenty millions Of
taxation can be safely made. The
Committee will report in favor Of
a tariff reduction Of len millions.
This is one of the many ways the
administration Of President Grant
is CONNIE ending itself to every man
in the country The Democratic
Members Of Congress will proba-
bly, vote against the reduction -
they did at the close Of the session
of 1870. =
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SIMPLE CURE FoR HEADAcHE
IF the saying is true that he who
causes two blades of grass to grow
where only one grew before, is
public benetactor,' how much morr
is he who discovers a remedy for
one Of the most distressing diseases
that poor human nature is heir to-
Having been afflicted for many
years with neuralgia headache. and
after trying al the remedies I
could hear of without any benefit
! had given up al! hopes of a cure
having had an elder brother die of
the same disease, and being told
by aA the doctors there was no
cure for it. I happily thought OF
trying salt, and in short time 1
was delighted to see it had the
best results. 1t is now about two
months since I tried the expert
ment and I have not been troubled
4 with it since. Now want to lei
the whole world ind the rest oil
mankind know the remedy; and az
tits so simple any one can use it
Take piaeh OF sait and snuff it W
the nostrfis until yon can taste til,
4 salt IN your throat. Do not blow
your nose for considerable tim,
but, Is the water runs snuff it vi
until you can spit out Of your moutl
IN changeab1e weather or if 70,
Seel any returns Of it, repeat tn
samedy.-Omaka Herald.
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The "slight unplcasantness" the
Telegram hints at as "existing
inthe happy family that labored
for the present Postmaster, in this
CITY," is oil in the eye Of its edit
or, but is filed as information that
lie neither affirmed or sworn tc, but
we thank him oil the same. II the
stride of Benjamin" .is too large
for the land he has possessed, we
see no good reason why even the
Surface should be disturbed or
that the tribe Of Dan should be
exercised regarding il. Selah.
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The New INDIAN CoMM11ssioNER.,

The New INDIAN CoMM1ssioNRR...
The appointment Of Gen. W alket.
Superintendent Of the Census, as
Commissioner Of Indian .Affairs,
gives great satisfaction to all out :
side of the Indian ring. He is a
firm adherent of the humane policy
in the treatment Of the Indians,
but believes in vigorous !, use Of
force where honest end peaceable
means fail to secure good conduct.
He is gentleman ofthe stanchest
integrity, great energy, and ample
executive ability. He win enter
on his new duties next week. He
will retain partial control of the
special features Of the census work,
but most of the work will pass into
the charge Of Col. George D. Har.
rington, present Chief Clerk. .s..
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The Beautiful

~
TnE 6LS Rur.-Hov comnonsi.
is vheIa sbiographess desises to
speak In glowing terms Of favor
lite, to cay HE was born OF poor
but respectable PARENTS" and the
vehicle, in order to keep it's wheels
running smoothly and in the pop
: ulas rut, ara Always oiled with sAe
following lubricating preparation:
"Thccommon country schools at
that period, and the occasional
loan OF good book from q friend
: ly neighbour. constituted the whole
: Of the educational advantages with
in his reach; but he availed him.
self ftllem to the utmost. After,
Z working all day in the fields he
was accustomed to split q qauntity
sof kindlings. and, in lieu of oil or
7 candles. pursue his studies till lato
I in the night by the light it afford
ed" So says L. Maria Child, in
her biographical. sketch Of Hon.
George w. Julian. One year af.
ter We came to Richmond, Mr.. Ju-
liam, WAS engaged 10 teaching
school, and, the oides. inhabitant
I tells rs there was no lack Of tai
low candles, coon and 'possum
7 grease, and hog fat in oil the
! length and breadth Of Wayne
county ten years prior to that
time. That would make Mr.. Ju-
liam about eight years old, for ac-
cording to his biographer, he was
t lS when he iirst taught school. Blu,
we wIanot dispute the fact OF his
! using "K;ndlings" sin lieu Of oil
or candies lit 'fnay be 40. The
only thing That strikes us as pecu
liar, is the Tact that the same man.
nsy of procuring light, in order L
( secure the carly eels-educa'ion o.
! great inch, las been attributed 4,
Lincoln, and, as he was pre-emi
nently successful as politician
and got to be President OF til,
United States. the same circum-
stances and difficulties, surround
ing L Maria's d"protege," an,
making him resort to kindlines
may lead him in the same .'rut''-
who knows? See the parallel be-
tween them Jos. H. Barrett, says
in his life Of Mr.. Lincoln ppu hlisb
ed in "a: 80.
Summing up all the days Of hi
! actual attendance on school il
struction, the amount would hard
~ exceed one year. The rest Ii
has accomplished for himself
his own way. AS youth he rea
: with avidity such instructive worl
! as he could obtain, and in wintt
evenings, by the mere light of til
blazing fire place, when no bett'
resourse was ct hand"
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HAzrNG AT The NAVAL ACADEMY.
On Saturday six cadet midship-
men were expelled from the Naval
Academy for haEing. The officers
were ordered to appear in fatigue
dress, end tire battalion was d rawn
up, tire six d.lirquents placed in
front Of II, and the order expel.
ing them read. They all lcts tie
academy save one who had an arm
broken. The other midshipmen
have been restricted to tho asade-
my grounds for the offense OF cha.
zing," and have also been debarr-
cd all the privileges. The dismiss.
ed cadets were all Of the third
class
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-25

EVERYBODY Knows Us.-Some say that il
is no use to advertise, that they have been
in ono place of business all their lives, and
everybody knows them. Such people seem
to forget 10 take into consideration that our
country is increasing in populatin very
rapidly, and no matter how old the place
may be, there are constant changes taking
place; some move to other parts and strang-
ers fill their places. In this age Of the worl1
unless the name OF business firm is con-.
stsntly before the pubic, some new firm
may start up, and liberal advertising, in q
very short time take the place of the Older
ones, and the latter rust out, a. it were, and
are forgotten. No man ever lost money By
| judicious advertising.
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It;s aid that Mcdonald Cbao

T. is said that Mcdonald Check,
the Dearborn county murderer,
has greatly improved in appear,
anee and actions since the !, Supre-
me. Court reversed the decision OF
the court below and granted him q
new trial During the trial at
Brookville, his right side was
paralyzed so that he had TO be car
ried to the court house on q cot.
He recovered soon after, but kept
up the appearance of paralysis for
two or three months to avoid close
confinement.
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AgTiccltural.

The following items snd tables arc taken
from the Agricultural Report for 1870
Our thanks are due to the Hon. ]. NJ. Wilson
for the copy Of the Report sent us. !.
LIvs Srocx.-The4 estimated number OF
live stock in Indiana is IS follows. No. Of
horses, $4,000; average prices, $72.ss. No.
mules, s5,7ea; and prices $74s3 total val
uatiou Of horses is SAT ,o47, 900; valuation q.
mules, 81, 653, ssl. No. Of oxen and other
cattle. 75o, 900; Az. prices, s2s,1s; valuation
$l9,62O,000. Milch cows, 435, 500; av. prices
sac, -; valuation 10, 76s.750. M. of -shAcr.
100000; Az. prices. 1882; value, $3,s22, 900
No. Of hogs. 2,34s, 900; ~. price $500; -valu
alton, $1l,ls7, 300. 80
: Illinois takes the lead in number and tota
valuation OF horses the estimated numbs.
in that State being 1,oos,soo with valua-
tion Of $70.878. 2SS. New York follows neg
with 652,S00 horses valued At Sex, 905 Az
Excepting hogs, the average price of tn,
stock named is higher in New Jersey thai
in any other State; in that State horses nv
erage $3.50, mules average $40. The aver
age for oxen and other cattle il e45.06; 70
mich cows, Is S61 ,Ss; for sheep is s4,Sl.
The total number Of horses in the u. 81
S,7O3, 1000; valuation 6s3 ,257 ,5s7 dollars
No. OF mnles, 1,247, 800; value, 96,127,7s
dollars. No. Of oxen and other cattle mile
cows not cosnted) lo,1l2,2oC; valua tior
369. 94o, os6. No. of mich COWS, 1903, 00l
! valuation, 374.179,o9 No. Of sheep. 3l,s5
I 600; value, 74,oa5,ss7. No. Of hogs ~, AS
500; valuation, 49,, go, 253.
| In New York City the live stock trade HI
more than doubled during the last ten year
The receipts for 1870 were ~ follows; cattl
358,o26; cows, 5000; calves, 116, 45z; shee
l. 1.4e3, s7s; hogs, 1886. o25; total, 2,s2l ,oas.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-25

The Cincin. Enquirer is dispos-
ed to look at the prospects, Of the
Democratic party through rose
colored glasses, while its Louis
vile contemporary, the Courier
Journal, has the blues. 1t thinks
the outlook a "misty" one, and
frankly confcsses it is at sea, and
humbIy proclaims its desire to fol-
low and not lead. The Courier
Journal has little hope Of success
in 1872. It pronounccs the Demo :
cratic press and organization In.
sumcIcug. The Courier journal
is thoroughly BUNDLED, while tine
Enquirer, boy-like. is whistli ng to
keep its spirits up.
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Y arikty of
sTATEAEx

AN. C. Kerr. N. .. il nes the on
ly man who has the same initials
at both ends of his name. NJ d.
Ellis, NJ. D.. of Peru, Is the other
man.
ORA. B Lagrange, dentist
cfFranklin, was .eriou ~ burned
10 the face and had llis ey csight
injured by the explosion Of an al
cohol lamp few days ago.
Tho milestone factory OF Thorn
as N. Brat.on, near I'Aoli, was
burned by an incendialy last Sun
day night Loss $4,000. including
$1,000 worth OF ,wha.ston es.
"A writer in the Lafayette
Courier "goes for" the "hieh
salaried preachers. with their gilt
edged Blbles." He wants them
brought "down from their padded
thrones and tapestried pulpits -
John Hazen, a Trustee of Salt
Creek Township, Decatu: county
was knocked down and very dan
gerousiy injured, and robbed of
1920 and his watch on Thursday
near New Point, eight miles below
Greensburg. He is likely to recov.
er from his wounds. No clue to
the scoundrels has been obtained
| "A cheerful Contemporary thinks
there is hope for Chicago, because
since the fire, there have occurred
10 that city 3l9 marriages, Alt ba-
bies, and liz divorces She will
1 rise.
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HOLIDAY
For ~ Palladium

Mr.. Editor: Whilst, in the main,
agreeing with the correspondent. Of
the Telegram, regarding the eq9i,
vocal position occupied by Hon.
Geo. w. Julian, or, rather, the po-
sition he is forced into by the sdouy
BILE back action Of the editor 81 the
Radical-that gentleman's eorgsa,;
yet there Is not one word Of truth
in the assertion which he makes
and then takes for granted that
Judge Wilson's administration bad
produced new breaches in tho ranks
OF our party, and that general dis
affection was the result. Judge W.
stands higher to-day than ever be-
fore as an honest and Trustworthy
representative; and ore, too. whose
course meets the hearty approval
Of an overwhelming majority OF
tue live Republicans Of not OH;
this city and township, but the en-
tire congressional district tss
The '.belief" Of the Telcgram's
correspondent that ''Judge Wit
sons moot sangnine friends in this
part of the district, have not ths
most remote idea that he can b.
reelected was the res ult Of hi,
distorted Imagination, produced b.
the workings of his added brair
within his own "sore-head," ane
is shared in by not over half .
dozen such like sangainary friend,
OF the Judges hercabouls, whs
would like to slaughter him {,
crafty their own, revengeful feel
ings. and petty personal malice.
In venting his vindicativenes
toward Judge Wilson, the Tele.
grams correspondent, when he As
serts that Judge w. could not b
reelected, should ho receive III
nomination for congress again
takes the same track that he cor
dennis in the Radical, and. 4
crafty his spleen, deems lit j
sufficient to drive a true( 2)Reput
lican out CT the ranks" and int
the support of Dave Gooding, i
order to make his words good b
:. defeating Judge Wilson.
TRUE REPUBLICAN
Richmond, Nov. oath, 1877 9sl
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According 70 ancient super
stition, November is the most un-
lucky month il the year. The man
or woman born in this month will
DO poor and unfaitafui. condemned
to voc and sorrow. Persons con
tomplating being born will please
take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
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The Hon. w. G GRESHAM, Judge
of the United States Court for this
district, has been ordered by his
physicians to take trip to Flori-
da for his he alth. Duling his aab-
sence Judge TREAT, OF Illinois,
will occupy the bench Of this Dis.
trict Court, aRd Judge DRUMMoND
the Circuit Court.
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: no Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease. Consumption, BY
simple remedy. is anxious to uaake knows
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cute. To
all who desire it, he will sead . copy OF ths
prescription used, free Of chargeh with Tho
directians for preparing aad esssg the same,
which they will find SURE CURB Tor Con-
sUNrr10s, ASTHMA, BRoNcMTis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will pleas
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
264 South Third Street, i
!. 35-1y :, ;WilliaDibureh, NY
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Call and SEE
iHh PALLADIUM.
SATURDAY, nov. IS. 1871.
SATURDAY, NOV. -. 1871.
Hard Up for Capital.

" n0so Up tOt CSpitals ~
The democratic papers are Try
ing to make q moiety lofspolifical
capital on the hanging Of those
three negroes by mob for the
murder OF the Park family, in
Clark county. Indiana, last week.
calling ita .klu Nux outrage"
and comparing 1t 10 those perpe-
trated by their Southern democrat
ic Klu Klux brethren of tho Re-
publican negroes for the unpardon>
able offence, in democratic minds,
of being Republicans! The mob
ing Of criminals Of any grade.
is all wrong, and ia condemned by
every good citizen. The endeavor
how ever, on the part Of editors to
draw . parallel between negro
murderers and negro Republicans
placing them on the same foot
ing, and eneering at President
Grant for interfering to prevent
and punish the 'mobs' of murderevf
and manners ornegro Republicans
and, In the Same breath calling up
q on him to interfere and bring pun
ishment on q mob for hanging ne.
gro murderers, is entirely too thin
AID emacks much OF villainous
modern democracy. They are in
deed hard up for capital
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The editor of the Logansport.
Pharos, whose head is somewhat
bald, while visiting Fort Wayne,
had the following advice rendered.
him by Q barber: II tell you vat
to do NIT your head; y,ist cut him
of short. Cut him of short and
he not vii. bodder you no more
NIT coming ont"
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A few months ago Mr.. v

A few months ago Mr.. VooR-,
HE'S more than minated that If
he could but live to see HENDRICKS
nominated for President, he would
exclaim with good man of ola,
Lord, now lettest thou thy servant
depart in peace Now this sauna
DANIEL plainly tells Mr.. HaED-
KICKS to repent of and reeant his
heresies, or get out of the DEM
ocratio patty! $50 div
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= Some individual says, notwith-
standing all thst has been said and
written about agriouitufe,he thinks
all that is necessary to insure quo.
cess In that line Is to have the
right kind of soil, plant in good
season, taking care 70 sse.ect the
best seeds, cultivate we'll, and har-
vest in good season. What queer
notions sOme-folks have. Ia -
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Total valuation -. .sL7s1, 1906, 44s

Only one State, Illinois, produced moro
corn than Indiana, yet Indiana produces
more Tor aors than any other State. Illinois
raised .s0l,s7s,o0s bushels, averaging $50
buaheIs 70 the acre. Indiana raised 1915 ba.
Per acre. Illinois also produced the great
est wheat crop, the amount Of wheat raised
i in that State being 27,ll5,0oo, bushels, yal-
usd at IS ,4ss, 1e0. New York exceeds any
E other State in the production OF potatoes.
!. the crop ID that State being over IS millions
: bushels, and its valuation was more than 1s
: million dolais. The total value Of the. prin-
'tipal crop in N. Y. is Isl million dollars, e
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DSY GEOLOGIC Fascination or Soul
IL Charming, 4dV pages l,y lIerbet Hamii-
ton, B. A.. How to use this power (which all
possess At vil1. Divination, Spiritualsm,
Sorceries, Oe1noRology and a thousand other
wonders. Price BY mail Sl.25, in cloth pa
per covers $1.OO. Copy free to agents only.
81 600 monthly easily made. Address T. w.
EVANS, Pub. Al s. 9Th Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. sd. f4 66-4wd r.
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The Park Mnrderers Lyachedes
INDIANAPOLIS, November II. {

The three negro Aurdcrers of
the Park family near Henryville,
Indiana, were taken from the jail
at Charlestown, at o'clock this
morning, by mob Of one hun
dred and fifty persons, disguised,
and hung half mile from the
town.
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1t is said that if > Puff Of air we're TO b
blown into . vein Of, AZ Rimal, death would
instantaneously follow, because circulatos'
would be stopped. The blood makes the en-
tire circuit OF the human body every seven
minutes, and whenever this circulation 10
impsded or any Of its channels are clogged
BY impurities which ought to be- carried Of,
disease fcIlows-fever or q disorder Of :, liver
or kidneys, or scrofala. or dyspspsia. TO
get ut and remove the source of the difficulty,
use ~ old and infaliibIe blood pufifire, DR.
WAfkEB's CALlFoRNIA VINEGAR BrsrERs.
ar 36-4wd
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A SPECIAL nAruRR.

The PgBMx will contain. - an especial
feature, more compile record of incidents and
results Of The late terrible fire. than can b
foun 4 10 any book. paeer or oth9 publication
in the country: 30 numeron: and inaccs.
somsthine rsliabs and resisble 10 eagerly
sought Of this time, and The PGtsax will ali
the bill. t
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. III 10 reported thai Fraaklia-
College, located at franklin, John
son county. will close il a.few days
for want Of funds. ,#,t
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srAurrrur rLrrsrsAr,oxs.

2 Il will Be illustrated with cngravings IA
ken from Photographic of the Chicago Ruins:
instead Of sketches "By Our Special Artist"
who was not son the spas 5" and thus give q
series Of PRRFBCr VIEWS, not obtainable else
where, and the first number will contain the
only correct map Of The burned city.
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