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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30
Henry Jacsbs- Forseryss

O"sy SSOVUU-E Ob0Ct!g
1t 10 strsnge phase in human
nature Tor a man who, having en-
joycd the confidence Of his neigh
bors and been llonored BY them
With the offices OF Justice of-siic-
fcacc and Township Trustee.
should permits the lust fer wealth
to seducs him to committing che
crime OF forgery, aud thus ia ons
moment foricis Tie good nsm, II
had taken him lisosime 70 build
up. Such is Cue fate Of Henry
jacobs, OF Morristovn, Randolph
county, Indisna. Eam
Our old friend John G. Page,
Who is one Of tho best, il not the
best, detectives in the West, on
the the Goth instant, arrested and
delivered 70 the Sheriff Of Ran-
dolph county, the individual whoso
name is at tho head Of this article
II seems that about Ave years ago.
he was doing largo grain bust.
ness and hog trade, &c. at Morris
town. and he became involved TO
large amount and, to relieve
himself. he committed number OF
forgcr,es on the bank, his neigh
Dor farmers and others, and then
fed the country some four years
ngo-his family moved about three
years ago 10 parts unknown =
One year ago, a + arty from Ran
dolph ounty,ottaincd asrequisition
from Gov. Baker, and went on
tho hunf ii jacobs, in the South
part o. Kansas. He, however. es-
capcd.into the Intlian Territory,
and the search for him was given
up. ii
About six weeks ago, q party
from Randolph, secured the ser
vices of Mr.. Page, who ormej
himself With q rcquisition from
the Governor of Indiana and went
in search OF the forgcr. Aftel
quite a heightened search, BIr
Page found and arrested him OF
the Cotton Wood River in Soutl
| Kansas. After his arrest, nc wa
willing 10 arrange the matter. a
far rs he could, with nut ren.urin,
10 his old homo; but AR. Page in
formed Lim, that he would hav
to take him TO Randolph county
where the crime was committed
and be settled there, in accord
anec With tho rsquisition.
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Senator Sumner, last week tns
troduced an amendment to- che
constitution, in the Senate, pro.
viding that no man shalt twice
hold tho office OF President Of the
United States. This question Is
always rsised jus. prior to presi-
dental campaign,snd is. Of ccursa.
always urged by those opposed 20
whoever may he president, but as
Mr.. Sumner proposes tin this
amendment shalt not take effect
until alter the 4th OF March, 1873,
it can not be called an anti Grant
movement.
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Mother shipion,s Prophecy.


Mother Shiptoa's prophecy IL almost for
gotten, excep. by antiquarians. II was first
published in 1888, and reau5lished mex. Ia
1911. 1t must be confessed that the create 1
part of it has been fulfilled, AMI we have
only ten years to wait in order to determine
whether she concluding lines will prove as
true as the earlier ones. These are Mother
SIipton's words:
Carriages without horses shall go.
And accidents I'LL the world with woe.
Around the world thoughts shall Ae sass.
In the twink ing Of an eye. .s
Water shall vet n orc won iers do;
Now strange jet shall be true. a5 AIS
The world upside down shall be, Hss ~
And gold b found at root Of tree.
Through hills men shall ride, t4s3
And no horse or ass be at his sidc.7 s8sf
Under waite: men shall walk;
Shall ride, shall sleep, shall talk.
In the air iaan shall tie seen, 49,
In white, in black, in green.
Iron ia the water shall float
As easy as Eooden boat
Gold shall be found, and found
In aland that's not new known.
| Fire and water shall wonders dof
England shall at last admit Jew.
The world 10 "A end shall como azi
| In eighteen hundred and eiRhty-ene, :.
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CIVIL SERVICE REFoRm.-We arc
glad that the United States Sen
ate, has settled the question OF 10
ycstigating any and every species
Of rascnlity, that officials may be
guilty OF by allowing tho commit
tee appointed TO send fox persona
and papers. The Republican Par
ty can lose nothing 10 popular
ity among the people. by having
the chaff sifted from the official
wheat. and every sooundsel found
peculatine and etealing. exposed
and punished. Grants adminis-
tratioa is an honest. stsaightiOs.
ward one.-No Ivced 10 dum5 10
il
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A traveller over the Union Pacific
Railroad sends the following dispatch
from Salt Lake: "Seven days from
Omaha 10 this point-a distance of one
thousand miles. The snow is eighteen
or twenty feet deep. and the cuts are all
packed. Tho U. P. r. Il. the last week
ditched and wrecked eighteen engines
rather costly amusement. Tho train I
was on was ditched, and Ill three en-
gines were total wreck. Suoh q storm
was never known in this section Of the
country by the Oldest inhabitants"
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Br,. Ben. Of the old Pal. was saying hi.
ysaysrs backwards over An old Lawyer press
on Monday. We thought he was tho post
master, but found on calling at the Office that
be was still only pFinter.-[Wayne Co.,
Chronicls.l
You're clearly mistaken, 'twasn't 'sLaw-
ger" but Day press. that claimed our
special attention. We rejoice that our oc.
cupstion produced an suppression like the
above on Strick, and We hope that little
government pap" will never bloat US 81
that our friends win not recognize US.
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Tor Holiday Goods. Dase Goods

The dwef lng d Henry afss-
shall, . Loers. Union county.
was burned on Fhufsdsy. The
family OF Ma. 81. were suffering
With vsrsoiofd, and nobody would
risk infection 10 56ave hie houie-
hold gooda. which ueso conse-
aucntly, destroyed The family
were rcuIAvc3So "a injected house
By perscna uAo- bsd had the small
rex. The Tcegasden house va
also totally. end tho post cf1cl
block partially destroyed.
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THIRTY YEARS, EXPERIE NCE
IN rHB raEAfxsnr OF
Chronic and Sexual Diseases
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
MARRTAEE

The cheapest book, ever published-con-
tanning nearly thfee hundred pages, and one
hundred and thirty fne plates and enerav.
tDgs OF tia anatomy Of The hunsu organs 10
on early errors. ita deplorabIe conacononcss
upon the mind and tody, with TIE authors
plan OF trsstmeuoEtbs only rational ana
successful mode Of cure, a. shown by 4 re-
port Of cases treated. truthful sdvieer 70
she married and those contemplating mari.
eye, Who ensersala doubts Of their rhysicel
condition. sens tseepi postage - any Cd
stamps Of postal currency. 81 sddrcssino On.
LA cROIx, No. n Mas6e6 Lane. Al6env.
n. Y. Tho author may BE- consul(od upon
sny OF The diseases upon which his book treats
either personally OF By mail, and medicines
cent 70 any part Of the world. l3t4s
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81
TIE Missouri Democrat takes offthe aiiec-
tons Of Nj. George Wilkes "a follows:
Mr.. George Wilkes srrsigns Gen. Gran
for "the want CT dclicacy." Come now,
George don't DO too hard on man who has
not had your splendid opportunities for
the cultivation Ct the finer feelings. Il isn't
every one, you know, who has been thrown
into contact,as 1t were, with that sort Of
thing for twonty Ave years ss you have You
must make allowances for the exactions OF
rude life 10 the pioneer West, which denied
to Gen. Grant the privilege Of daily contact
with the Staleybridge Chicken and tho Cross
eyed Infant, and kept him unfamiliar with
the reiinoments Of the cockpit. The alb
sence OF sense Of delicscy'' may be par
TALLY excused. il not quite psrdoned, in Z
man who knew not Yankee Sullivan, and
vas unscQuianted with Benicia Boy; and tc
whom the moral philosophy Of che fancy Ia.
ever been eeslad volume. We en.feat you
g. W., to"genlly scan yorr brother man,
and il you must be just, ~ least be rnerci
fol.
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The name OF Hon G w Julian
has been mentioned as o candidate
for congressman al largo for this
state. II this wcro possible, and
we don't sec why it should not be.
1t would DO en excellent move.
-(Connersyille Times.)
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Iceland does not propose 10 be left out In
the COLI. 1t has full grown crisis Of It's
own, which promises to develop into frat
class rebellion. The trouble 10 that Den.
marx has dispersed Iceland. National Leg
,slatarc, and seeks TO deprive the lcelauoers
OF oil voice in their own affairs. s'-
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Mrs. Eliza Ofutt, Of Greenfield. went OF
foot on slippery sidewalk Yesterday, and
ffsctsred % ankle % b dly that the leg will
have 70 be Anputated.
A lawyer who hung out bis shingle in
Lsvsenceburg sbout . year ego hes lei the
town, having had only one esss-shat vas Of
infsmmatosy Rhsumstsm. st
"A team Of horses ran away sed wrecked
Ere engine on the wharf - New Albany, iast
Saturday. Tho animals were being tried 70
Soc ifshey we're worth purchasing fos SER
Vice in the Fiss Department They .runs vN
der machine 1eetle' too fsriously. IL vas
thought
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The County Clerk Of Hendricks county hss
gone to Texas. and thsse is considerable L.
nentatIon 10 Danville therefor. BE has bseo
raising the wind on raised comfy orders
foe o long tirne, bat bis vain tricks were dis
covered, and be ignominously fed on the eve
OF the exposure Of his frauds. The r,odus
opsrdndi of his little game was a. follows.
lie would draw up an order on ID Treasurer
Tor moneys due him, get the Commissioners
70 allow II. aud after the order was duiy
signed, be would rsiss the fgures.' sell Il to
some honest farmer. and quietly pocket The
pfoceeds. Thus, IL the order called for 80,
be would With stroke OF tvo Of his pen in
crease the smouat 10 80. An Investigation
OF the matter ia being made, and astounding
Developments arelcxpected.
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vIncesr Batecrr are not vile Faucy DRINK.
hsde Of Peer Rpm. Whiskey, Proof Spirits
aud Refusc L1ouors, doctorcd, sp.ccd and swec:
eucd to please thc taste. called Tonics AYpctit
Ecstofess," &C., that lead til ipples to drunken
and ruin. but ere true Medicine. edc ron tho
Native Boots and Herbs Of California FREQ from all
Alcoholic Stimnlnptss They arc tho CHEAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovatox and Invigosator
81 tho System. earyiue ca all poisonous matter AID
restoring the blood to healthy condition No person
can take thess Bittszs according to directions and
main long unvcll. provided their bones not des
toyed b. mineral poison other mean and the vital
oseans Uastsa beyond The point OF repair.
They aFc q Gentle PuFgaflvo - wcll -
Tonic, pocsne. also the peculiar merit ofactin3 =
powerful agent IN relieving Coossstioa Iuaamns-
ton Of the I.iseE. and al the vtscerl Ossans.
FOB FEMALE COMPLAINTS. whether In
young CID. married or single st the dawn Of woman.
hood OF - The turn q LIE. these Tonic Bittess have
equal. AIS ~
For Inaamoasory or Chronic Rheumnsism
and Cost DysDepsla or Indigestion, Utl.
Deas, Rcnlesoas aad InsoFmleeons Rove1s,
Diseases oG sAe Bleed Llvcr, Kldncys and
Bladder, thssc Blsscrs have been most successful
9ach DeDeaseo arg caused b. Violated Bl0ods
which u eeneRaliy psodueed By dennsemsot Of tho
Digestive Oy1ans. e48
7 DYePRPSJA on INDIGESTION, Dead
ashe. Pain b ths 6hsode. Coughs Ttshtneas Of The
OQ0obp
fasto In the Mouth Bilious Attacks Ralptation Of The
Heart. InAam&iun o. the Lungs Psan b the regions
q ~ E8dnsvA anda handEs1 other pAiAahl symveoms
sss Tie oGpcnos a Dyspsps1A r at ao
They invgolafs the 6tomseh and snnla3e The TORPID
liver md DowelA Witch render them d uneaualled
scacy n cleansing the blood Of al npaticA end I'M
parting nev Ia and viaos 10 tho vholsWstem.
FOR SKIN DISEASES 1Euptions. letter.
Salt Rheun. Dlotohes. Spots. Pimpses Pntul0. Bons
osrb0neles, 1insWosms. 6eAh HEAD 6ose Eyes.
4Sspclae. Itch. Bcurfs Dseolosations Of the Skin.
Humon and Discases CT the skin. OF whatsoever name
or casuse litesally dag ny and carried out Of the
ytsm In shost tio hy the use Of thsse Bltosfa Oos
bottle In such eases v convince the most nc1edulous
q their curative e.ocA
Cleanse the vthtea Blood whenever yoo f1nd tts IN.
poYes b1fsing through the skin In Exuptio0e
o Sores cleanse y when You Ind u obetructod and
AuRsiah IN tho yens; cleanse u whom 10 4 FOUL md
lee!inss YIN tell when Keep the blood pcrs
and the health of tho system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking In
tho system Of - unauI thounnds. are edectuAiy oe
oycd and removed. 1os enn directions, rsad carefully
!hs casculaI aeDen1 each bottle, prsneed 10 fooz
AnguAGes-BnSt6hs German, French md Bpanlah.
J.WALKER Proprietor h Il. MCDONALD 4 CO.
pruseists and Gen. Agents. Ban Brancisco Cal. end
= a1d - Conmsrce Street. New YoFk.
- Bold BIZ ALL DRU00IBTS AND DEALERA
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"a NEW DDRAHTVJRU I
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Tho Rev. @. D. Parsons, who In Ghe early
years Of his life ives On actor, but subse
quently changed his base and took 10 Vie
pulpit. died q bic residence In Louisville on
ths 0sh, st The age Of sixty ely years. he
vas highly esteemed and duly sccrsdiAsd
ministe rim che n. E. Church q the time Of
bic death.
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Executors Notice.

n ETTERS TESfAMENrARY on tho will
La OF Frcderich Bowling, late Of the city 0.
Richmond, Wayne county, and State Of Indi-
ara, deceased, have this day been granted 70
of Common Pleas, Of said county. All per-
sons having claims against said estate arc
required TO fie them, duly proved, 10 the Of
Zee Of said Clerk within one year from this
publication, Tho estate il supposed 10 be
solvent. JOHN PETERSON, Executor.
Dec. 90. 1871. SS4 ~ n42t4
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England Is now being flooded with books
sginss fsee tr&de. Most Of thsss writer's
claim that Che great suffering Of late anon z
the Englfsh people IL clesfly traceable tven-
ty-fve years ago 10 that cause. $50
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Mr. Hamill, Of Indisna, held on TO tho
muzsle Of his gun while be kicked tho
snow from his boot heels. He doesn't
practice on The piano 70 any great ex-
tent at the pfesent-fom which il II
inferred that be
"longed 10 be 90 angel
And with the angels sing."
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In several districts Of California the agri-
cultural interests arc forming farmers
Clubs" which meet regularly for interchange
ofopinions and experiences. Such orgAni-
cations have prevailed for long time in the
Eastern States. and their rapid spread shows
the great advantage derived from them. In /.
diana might profit bya few moro, and Tho
farmers be better OF By sddipa the knowl-
edge Of thels neishbors - their own. ..s5N1
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That absent-mindcd man, Who sent
hoop skirt 70 an old bachelor, end .
meerschaum pipe to blooming bello.
cid not moro eglegiously blundes than
did the sEring friend who lefs . jog Of
whisky. sss Oh,istmss gin, ct the sdi-
torisl ssnctum Of she Evansville "Jcur-
ual sfa@
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TUvO PERSONS HABD OF HEAR
IL ING AND DEAF.-ynbped with q
desire TO benefit my fellow creatures. viii
forward to all sufferers, free Of chayge, pre-
scription which bas completely cured myself
and many others, Of deafncss Of several
years' standing, after having employed in
vain, q number Of the most eminent physi
clans in this country aud Europe. Address
With stamp, Rey'd H. THlEEAENS. P. o
Boz 2775. 81. Lonis, Missouri. 4:t4r
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STATE TRHAsURER Major John
II. Popp. OF this city, is announced
in tho Southern part Of the State
for this office, and VIC would be
rejoiccd to see him nominated.
He would make an officer, who is
we'll qualified TO perform its du.
ues-bcsides his name would I've
Z tower OF strength in the State
dmong our German friends, aud
TINS help insure the triumphant
election Of the Republican State
Ticket.
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Tho country 10 not wholly eril.
There are only eight millions, 81
us who use tobacco.
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ETIt is hoped that public opin--
ion, in regard to the actua. dis
lance Of 70 miles, supposed TO be
travelled by an individual in our
city, TO the new Postoffice location
provided he liyes,) for the In
coming year. will be suspended
until Oliver Butler returns home
and makes an actual survey Of the
route. There should be no mis-
take in this i'm yortant matter.
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Thomas Gum was arrested on Saturday
night fos being overloaded With tsngle-foos.
On Monday morning, The Mayor after hsah-
inR The testimony. discharged he 0uon, on
bis promise TO leave the city. 9Ea
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a Louisvills gifl came sblushing into the
psslor the other night aud told her father
when be noticed her bloom, that she had
been enjoying unseen happiness. The old
gentleman thought she had been praying. and
vas glad, - be is pious man; but Instead
the wicked lass had bssn kissed By hss lover
In the unlighted hall.
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AUDITOR OF SrATE.-Hon. Jas.
A Wildman, OF Howard county,
called on us yesterday, and in.
forms as that he lie . candidate
FOR Auditor OF State, he was form
efly Auditor OF has county, for
eight years, and represented it ia
the Legislature. He is o good man
anil true Republican.
ess.-s----------.sJ
The "Radical" editor has heard
thunder! and, in bis last paper
gives to the public its mutterings,
in the shape Of the number
Of subscribers, to each Of the pa
per IN thiss city modestly placir 3
bis own "gsodistic" paper second
best! Cheap soy Of getting busi
oess-men 20 advertise, by de-
oHying bis neighbors by telling
Them What I{saac) Heard ll
he leoguage Of The cld song; sTs,
W again;' but don't for pity snko--
lie, Ne aeaip!
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Tho Pacific Contra I road has
been trying to collect faro from
the Indians who have heretofore
been riding on fright trains free
Of charge. and three cheits who
were put OF Q PASSENGER train
threaten 20 tear up She track. The
great trouble with the indiana
crops DOT sighs here. They are M
able to distinguish between meum
and tuurn
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Eight Western States were represented IN
tho late Convention Of Wocl-Gro wers and
Wool Manufacturers st Syracuse, and lilo
delegates were cordial in their endorsement
Of tho Tariff resolutions sdopsed BY the Con.
vsoton, which VIC publish in full to-day.
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The small pox lie prevailing 90
a epidemic in some parts Of Eng.
land.
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Tho Ex-Enpress Eusezis hss reached
England, and not in vcry good spirits, Spain
Is unable 10 help Der politically. and The
country is SO unsettled that her estates
could mob bs sold with advantage. The ,oyal
peta are much 10 need Of money.
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n GENTS Wanted:-Aeents mako more !
~ money 81 work for a. than at any shinr !
else. Business light ana permanent. Par.
tsculars free. G. SzrHsoA & O., Fine ART
Publishers, Portland, Maine. 42-<wr
CZCE A MONTH"; Horse furnished.
1HAOExpensss psid. u. 3. SHAW, Al
fred, Ne. 1851 70 n42-ksY
AGUE CUBED OR MONEY RE-
FUNDED.-S<nd 70 " g Hamilton D Co.,
Wholesale Druggisss. Cincinnati, Ohio, for
enc bottle Kress Fever and Ague Tonic.
Sent prepaid for 81. 42-4tr
FOR THE KIDNEYS AND Liv-
Err Use Helmb, ld's Duchu and Dan.
deliOD. just what your physician pre-
scribes. Sent prepaid. for ol por bottls, BY
W Hamilton , Co, Druggists, Cincinnati;
Ohio. @ 3fS 42t4.
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Pcteer y Sweeny has gone 70 Sc.
GATHERINGS. Ontario, and teles
graphs that no is there for his
health. His health must be bad
TO tlks him whore Tho theYmomo.
tr 10 twelve degrees below zero.
He muss need invfgorsdna, bua
wouldcn't hard work IN tho peui.
teusiaRy be better than coldl
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klnnnNtEST things on Garth FREQ 10 all
OVU Address MooRD q %, "a 81, Louis.
'lleKy.v 37.lvy
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VIII be given one OF two persons, Of either
sex, in RlcHMoasp, And adjoining towns, BY
which they may realize from $500 10 $1,000 a
year, with but little Interference with ordin-
arg occupation, in selling HoUOn-
HOLD ARTICLES Of real ner.
II and universal use. Ifthe whole time is de-
voted . much large, sum may be realized.
Circulars FREQ, giving complete list OF ssticles
end commissions allowed.
T. g. COOK 4 co,
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ckases. Call 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

Benjovski, on t1iai for the mur-
des OF Chas Rlngedorf. al Shelby
vile. last Msrch. he's just been
scquitted on tho ground Of insani-
81. The case was tried. 40 Frank
lilo. aud hes been in progress two
weeks.