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TAe DEFY er 10 Hour.

~ tsstsst O. Iss2
We find the following truthful re-.
marks in . waif-like condition,
and. - they are 90 applicable TO
this Ccngreseional District, ara
% plainly portray our political
condition. We press them into our
service and adopt them-thanking
the author. whoever he may be, for
driving an editorial nail ina sure
place, and saving ne ths labor Of
inditing q sermon 90 much needed
and 90 timely: ut il safo 20 predict
chat the political contest iof 1872,
will be the greatest iand hardest
fought, which has ever aohraeter-e
.zed American politics. Already
both parties are msrshaling their
forces, calling their leaders 2snd
preparing for the strifese The
great aim, and desire OF the De.
mocracy seems to be 70 break the
power Of Republicanism, and for
that purpose all that human inge-
nuity, and political manipulation
can accomplish, 10 and viii! he re-
sorted to. There is no. N ore effec-
tive aid to this than what is known
as "splits !" A house divided
against itself must fall, 10 the old
saw, and applying this to political
parties our Democratic brethren
work upon the disappointments or
ambitions Of men and attempt to
divide our party against itself and.
hence achieve their victory In its
fall. The key note of this plan
has been boldly sounded by the
Democratic buglemen, and We are
criminally false to our party il We
do not rise against the blAnyiish-
ments Of these gsy deceivers. e In
our State, in our county, The same
scheme will be tried. the same trap
laid, and ii our people fal! into the
pit they are culpable to the highest
degree. There may e,and prob
ably is, cause for sdissstis faction
among many Of our peopls-bu,
do not let personal spleen worh
irreparable injury to the party q
large. Ee is false 10 every instincl
Of Republicanism who csnnot sinl
his personal feelings in the odesir,
for his psrty's good. Today, nj on,
very midst these Democratic sub
srdinstes, executing the behest,
Of their chief, are 81 work and en-.
deavoring to effect split in on
ranks at home. trusting to wider
the breach, that 10 cement it vii
be impossible before the ensuing
presidential canvass. The danger
is imminent-is upon us. Let u
aSise and drive it of, and by unan
unity and harmony meet the enc
my at the polls. and preserving a,
unbroken front carry victory Will
tor years to come. 2 United We ar
successful, divided We fall - as6
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SENATOR o. BEEsoN.-Othniel
Beeson, of this county, went to CAL
sfornis recently in company with
Gov. o. p. Morton. We are glad
that he and his family are accom-
panied by 90 good and substantial
. friend as Mr.. B., and we trust
they may all return to their homes,
with renewed health and strength
There is no man in the nation who
will have more real. solid enjoy
mcnt out Of q trip to the Golden
State, than our friend Beeson.
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Gen. Thomas g. Harrison, form
.erly Of Kokomo, but since the war
q resident Of Nashville, Tenn,
died in the latter place, on the 9th
alt, OF brain fever. Gen. Harrison
was q gallant, faithful, and efficient
soldier in the lste war. spd was
highly appreciated in all tho walks
OF life, for his numerous excellent
qualities. his remains we're taken
to Kokomo for iutermeat.
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. FOR SALE.-A House and Lot A. feet
front, situated on South Front 6treet. 1t is
offered on fair and reasonable terms, and il
unincumbered. tits . very copveoiept House
plenty of room-in good repair-good eel
he Palladium Office ~ fsb. Is, 1871.
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PREPARING FOR BATTLE.

We have before us q circular
letter, addressed by E. s. Alvord,
Chairman Of the Democrats State
Central committee, to two s.reliable,
working influential Democrats Of
Arlington tow nship, this county, in .
which these gentlemen are advised
that. sin order to succeed { next
year it is absolutely, necessary
that the Democratic party be thor.
ougl,ly organized and that such
Democrats as you must take right
hold of the matter, and push it
through" There is nothing wrong
in all this, and We notice it only
to call the attention Of Republicans
to the fact that the Democratic
Treasury leeches ct Indianapolis,
4 ALvoRD, RYAN, SHoEMAKER aud
BRIGHT. } do not propose to relin-
.quish their hold upon tho peoples
purse strings without a struggle
We must meet their effort with
a corresponding effort on our part.
Here is their programme. BIS !.
81. We expect to make arrange.
ments to send speeches and docu-
ments into every precinct in the
State, and it is necessary that they
should be speedily and properly dis
tributed. d4iu Il nie be
"2. Give the number Of Germans,
if any, in your township. and state
how they stand politically. 49,
"3. Give the number, as near az
Can be ascertained. Of negro voters
in your township" @'f. ri
+ No question ~ how the Negroes
stand politically peisras st .azs
~. Have there been any losse'
or accessions to the Democrat,
party in your township, since th'
last election )" - -, =, -. :
"Forewarned, foresrmed." W.
soc here the work laid out by tn
Democratic State Central commit
tee to be first done. It is ours {
meet like with like. Let our Re
publican Committees arouse to q
! ton. and push Il through
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CITY TAX NOTICE;
FOR TIE YEAR 1877.


II W. P. WILSON, Treasurer of the Ci.y
- . Of Richmond, Ind, in compliance with
Section thirty seven 81 Of the City Charter,
give notice that the Tax Duplicate for 1871
has been placed in my hands for collection by
the City Clsr
RATES:
For Gent Purposes 20 cts. on each 100 val.
Int. on r. r. B. IS 81 80" I"
g Int. on Fund'g B8 -"
Sink'gFd r. R. B cts. ON each 100 val.
Is Sink'g F'd Dep'tB :: 9"
a., Sink'g Ed B. i"
Each Poll 50 cents.
Making total OF One Dollar and Nine Cents
on each one hundred dollars 800 valuation
On and after the third Monday in March,
( 1874 there will be charged and collected
penalty of ten per cent. on ali Taxes remain.
ing uncollected at that time.
3 ESQ WILLIAM p. WILSON, Treas.
Getty papers copy.) n32.3t
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Onretta oteoley, ana IN the wayne Gem
William Dulin, her mon Pleas Court.
Guardian. January Term, 1871
VS.. Complaint on Ac.
Thomas N. Young, count No. 1900.
Levi Henry. Nicholas
Stanley and Malvina
Turner -
DE 1T KNOWN, That, on this 2lst dar OF
- October, 1871. the above named Plain
tiff, by James Perry, Esq, Attorney, filed in
the office Of sho Clerk Of the Wayne Common
Pleas Court. their complaint against said de-
PENDANTS in the above entitled cause, together
with the affidavit of competent person that
said defendants, Nicholas Stanley aud Malvi-
ns Turner are not residents of the State of
Indiana.
Said defendants, Nicholas Stanley and
Malvina Turner therefore are hereby notified
OF the filing aud pendency Of said c,mplaint
against them and that, unless they appear
and answer or demur thereto, the calling of
the said cause on the second day Of the next
Term OF said Court, to be begun and held At
the Court House in Centrevile, on the First
Monday Of January next, said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained and
alledged. will be taken as true AMI the said
cause will he heard and determined in their
abseuce.
Witness WA. W. DUDLEY, Clerk,
and the Seal Of said Court, at Cen
treviiie, this 2lst day of October, 1871,
VIII. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
JAMES PERRY, Atty. of Pl'f. n33 4wpf$9.
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Clean Up !!

a LII owners Of property in the city OF
n Richmond, are hereby notified to clean
their cutters, sidewalks and alleys within
twenty days from date. or the same will I've
done at the expense of the property.
Q. G. CROCKETT, Street Com.
Oct. %, 1871, n33-w
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The State printing war has
opened in . new form and the
Attorney General has, decided to
bring suits against r j. Bright.
A. H. Conner, and Samuel M. !.
Douglass, to enforce restitution OF
moneys, of which the State has
been defrauded under pretense of
doing the State printing. In or
der to Offset this, the Democrats
have decided that he shall also
commence suits against ex-Cov
Morton and Gov. Baker. to recove,
" moneys paid them, in accordance
with An act of the Legislature. fol
house rent. The latter suit will
amount to nothing 7.'' a.. -,
The Chicago fire, like Chicago
whisky, ruined the "inside'' o
many q rural editor, whose pape
is on our exchange list. The!
used to have their inside page
printed there.
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Temperance is great virtue: there's
fore always be moderate in the use OF
ardent spirits. Six glasses of whisky
before breakfast are as good as . thou
SAID. -sy4
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Untaught ~ experience. Democratic
politicians in New York are declaiming
against the Presidents vigorous measures
for supssssing Ku Kluxism in South
Carohna. This is one Of the most effec>
tive issues the Republicans can have in .
political canvass, and they should press
ID home. Honest and law abiding people
are not in favor Of the midnight marau'
ders and murdsrers. s.s,
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Whenever you attack your neighbor's
character, do it behind his back, 80 Is
not to wound his feelings.
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Never give up your opinion. though
you know you are wrone; it shows that
you have independence.
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sHERifF,s SALE.

-
uDY FIRTUB OF A DECREE aud exeeu
ID ton to me directed from the Wayne
Common Pleas Cours, | will expose It Pub
lie Sale, 1T the Court House door IN the tow
of Centerville, Wayne county, Indiana,
On Saturday, October 18th; 1877;
between the hours of 10 o'clock .. m, and 4
O'Clock p. M, on said day, the following prop
erty to-wit: q Z = I. = - :
The following Real Estate in Wayne coun-
ty, State Of Indiana, to-wft: Being lot num-
Der ski g. IN that part Of the city q Ries-,
mond laid out by William I. Bradysaaid Tot
being on North Pearl street, thirty three aud
three tourths (33A) feet wide in front, and
one hund, ed and fifty Eve 1850 feet in depth
on north side, and one hundred and forty one
and one.half 14l1z) feet on the south side to
an alley ten JOY feet wide, and averaging
thirty-two AMI one-half feet (32Xl vide. at
!, said alley, being the same premises convey.
ed by Henry G.. Wright and Caroline NJ.
Wright, to Mary G. Falls, to be sold - the
property of Mary C. Fs,lis aid IsascC. Falis,
to satisfy said execution in my hsnds in 70
vor of Samuel G. Cassell. Said sale without
relief from valuation or appraisement laws.
WM. H.: STUDY, Shs'G VIC.
Oct. Z, 1871. n3epfj9.
| Railsback 4 Young, Att,ys for ppf.a
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GREATEST INVENTION OF
THE AGE. =t'.--,

Vests Automatic Lathe for Ill kinds
OF wood turning. Also, Durkee's Automatic
Saving Machine for saving small stuff d.
.rectly from the log. Work perfectly, and
will pay for themselves in six months in saw.
ing timber and labor. Send for descriptive
book to the manufacturers, J. D.. SPRING 4
co, Geneseo. Livingston Co., New York.
80 4w.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

UNSWORTH, EUGENE a0.w.H.GRIFFIN,
Proprietors.
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Nightengaie Of Song and Queen of Grace and
Beauty. G. w. H. GRIFFIN, Author, Com
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will most Positively appear At Zach and every
entertainment in connection with their
MATCHLESS TROUPE, for full list Of which
see small bills in the mosk novel and Attrac-
tive entertainment ever offered to the public.
Cards of Admission. ........ SO cents.
Reserved Seats. ...75
Gallery. ...3s
Tickets 10 be had at Worthington / Chris
ties Music Store.f2
N. B.-We parade no Brass Band in the
streets. N. D. ROBERrs. Agent.
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IDAHO GovENoRsHIp The tele-
graph announces the appointment
Of General Thomas W Bennett, of
Richmond, as Governor Of Idaho.
We forbcar to congratulate the
territory upon tue acquisition of q
real live Governor until we hear
from General B. But We have un-
derstood that he really means to
go. This Idaho Govenorship has
had singular fortune First DR..
Bard, of Atlanta, Georgia. was ap.
pointed. He started west, got as
far as New York, was bought up
by Tamanny. returned to his south
rem home, com menced the viyor-
GUS support Of Hoffman for Prcsi-
dent in the columns Of his paper.
Then Mr.. Conner, OF this city.
was appointed and declined; then
the late General Dumont was nam
ed, accepted, and prepared to i'm :
migrate but was stricken by death
I on. the eve Of his departure; then
Col Bowen, of Arkansas, was ap-
pointed, and declined; and finally
General Bennett is picked upon as
the annointed leader eff this peo-
+ pie. IfGeneral Bennett concludes
+ to 60, Idaho will have secured an
| excellent Governor who will leave
his native State with the best wish
es Of thousands OIL warm friends
for the largest measure of pros
perity and success.-Ind Journal
The Grand Chapter and Grand
Council of Royal and Select Mas
tiers, held their meeting at Indian
apolis on the 18th. inst After do
mating $500 to Chicago, and S4OC
to the suffercrs flom FIRE in Mich.
. igan and Wisconsin. and transact
ing their special business calling
them together, they elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing
year: j. II. Chestn utwood, o
South Bend, G H P: E. n, Davis
Shelbyville. D g H P: Alex. Thorn
as, Terre Haute, G K. L B. Stock,
ton, Lafayette, G S: j H Nivins, o
South Bend, G G.: Mr.. Mcnibbins
|. G. G of H Robert Pedcn, knighs
town, 6 r A G.: Chas. Fisher, o
indianapolis, G T: s. NJ. Black
of indianapolis, G G
The next session Of the Grand
Chapter will be held at Indianapo
lis in October next
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An elderly lady Of Norwich who was
handling sst of false teeth in . dental
Office and admiring the fuency with
which the doctor described them. asked
him: "Can . body eat with these
thingsr' "My dear madam, mastica-
ton can b performed with . facility
scarcely equalled by nature herself" re-
spondsd the doctor. Eyes, 1 know, but
can body eat with them:".s eft; fe;:.'
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Der 2, 1871. 49,
BERNARD WEsTERMAN.
He is nasise of Germany, and speaks no
English; Is seventy five yesrs old medium
size, quite gray. and somewhat lame, usua lily
walking with = cane. When he left his home
he was dressed in . brown suit OF clothes.
ANY information leading to his recovery will
be thankfully roceived and literally by
"0a1 1t. JOHN SHULTZ,
At Gran Psrry's Plow Works, 500 Main st
Richmond, Ind. lCity papers please copyI
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The editor of the Lacrosse Democrat had
some prairie chickens sent him the other day,
and thankfully acknowledged the same for
getting that the chickens had been shot in
violation of the game law. Next day be says
"they were fish," and blames the compositor
for the mistake. He adds. it ''i'
"The error was more Notifying to US be-
cause the law preventing the having in our
possession OF prairie chickens was yet in
force, and it might lead ignorant parties to
suppose that we had violated the law, and set
At defiance the State Of Wisconsin, and all
the law abiding citizens. We snew they were
fish all the time, and told the girl when she
was picking of the feathers they were fish.
The wish-bone was . regular catfish wish
bone, and the fees-but why multiply words,
anybody would know they were not chickens.
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JIM BoRDEN.-Age has not knock
ed of the rough, q1arrelsome, disa-
greeable points from the nature of
'Jim Borden % he was familiarly
termed when he resided In our city
and was the P. H., "vieh is post
master.Y We recollect, that on q
slight provocation, he spit in the
face of Hon. James Rariden, at the
Sloan House, at that time in this
city. Mr.. B. being cripple and
deprived Of the use of one hand
and arm, he escaped sound drub-
i bling that he ought to have received
on the spot, for his instely mean
cussedness. This reminiecence of
JIM Or ~ he 10 now called Judge
Borden (disgracing, as he does, .
place ON the bench, by the votes of
his copperhesd brethren of Fort
Wayne, isis recalled from the fact
that on Sunday, the 22nd. inst. at
the Hamilton boarding house in
Fort Wyane, he struck man name
ed johnson, and followed It up by
siezing q chair and striking at but
missing him. Jim was fined S10
and costs. The cause Of the attack
was Q remark of Mr.. J. in dispar-
agement Of the thieving, copper
head Tammany Ring of New York
City, and true to his natural in
stincts, which has lost nothing By
age. he made . BLACKBOARD of him
self - usual s.'.*t
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The Labor. Reform National
Convention at Columbus, last week,
made up in good sense what it
lacked in numbers. The latter
were meager, but the assembled
delegates wisely determined that.
If the Republicans renominate
President GRANT next year, the
Labor Reform party should support
him.
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OUR BANKERS ABROAD.

Late Giles from European papsrs
comment most favorably on the
appointment Of the London firm OF
Henry Clews Il Co., as bankers
abroad for all foreign countries Of
the U 8. Government and Treas.
ury Department, in place Of Barring
Bros. n'@'7" 1ssl S'i-.
1t u true that no feeling but the
utmost cordially Of spirit exists
between these two representative
banking houses. -.
? 1t is not true, that Barring Bros.
have transacted their business with
the Government in an unsatisfac-
tory manner. On the contrary the
utmost good feeling has existed
from the beginning Of the trust up
to the present time.lw .ueol ea.ae
Its true that the Government
has confidence in the House OF
Henry Clews 4 Co., and it is rath-
er = testimonial Of confidence in
their manner, of doing business,
than reward for services rendere Cd,
) to the government by Mr.. Clews,
that has 'ecured the appointment
of Henry Clsws 4 Co. as OIL
Bankers labpoad.zs eidf Ta31A ss2
This house has risen rapidly II
public confidence, until il ha.
reached the government. which
natioralizes its popularity by con-
ferring the appointment Of Fisca
agents. Probity, TACT, patriotism
and financial power thus get com
| pliment. "I l3aa g
The duties Of their position ar
such, that il cannot but tend Il
give general confidence throughou
! this country and in Europe to tn
name and credit of this leadinl
banking house.
1 tfr-f IN
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Agents, Look! - to els daily easily
made. Profitable and respectable business.
A little novelty wanted BY everybody. Sue
cess sure. Send stamp for circulars to
Churchill Templeton, Manufs, o15 Broad
way,N.Y. 3t.4w
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a VOID QUA CKS.-A victim of early
"A indiscretion, causing nervous debility,
remature decay, ETC., having tried 10 vain
very advertised remedy, has discovered
] nipple me ans Of seli-cnre, which ne will send
his fellow sufferers. Address,
u. REEVES, 78 Nassau ST., N. Y. 33-4w.
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- LOST
INFORMATION WANTED.
BERNARD WEsTERMAN.

Strayed from his home, in Richmond,
Wayne Co, Ind, on Monday evening, Octo-
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Nook A MONTH"; Horse and car-
SPO 81 riaee Furnished, expenses paid;
samples free. q. B SHAW, Alfred, Ne. 81. 4w
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The swine are rsyeling in mast.
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s1S 4 "A MONTH! Horse furnished.
SAOAfExpenses paid. H. d. SHAW. Al
ired, Ne. n33-4w
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In the Wayne Gem
mon Pleas Court,
January Term, 1871
Complaint on Ac.
count No. 1900.
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State Of Indiana, /,
'9a Wayne County,

Claretta Stanley, and !
William Dulin, her
Guardian. /
vs..
Thomas N. Young, j
Levi Henry. Nicholas
Stanley and Malvina
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$50 We Will Pay $50

igents $50 per eek 10 sell our treat and
a!uable discoveries. II you want perman-
Mt, honorable and pleasant work, apply for
articulars. Address DYER 4 CO., Jack
on, MichiRan.s 33-4w.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-02
A Bird in the Bush.

Robin, under my window. just as the morning is
breaking.
sinkins an autumn song ere you fit to the sum
Clear-voiced, sweet-throated songster, me from
my slumber awaking,
in the hand.
Listening thus to your carol could almost set me
sAhi if my heart were so light. and my life so
=. free of carel
To lands where blossoms the orange. and jas
mine scents the air
can but envy thy freedom, truly as I am a
sinner.
You neither sow nor reap. and yet by the Father
But II must toll late and early. if would be
sure Of my dinner:
Am /, then, better than you because L must
work for my bread
Your songs are never rejected. you chatter net
over their payment,
Hopping about as you please through the long.
bright. summer day.
You take no thought for the morrow, no care for
For ere the chill winds of the winter you has
ten unburdened away.
With no relentless conductor. who pants for your
life your ticket,
No implacable landlord to put in his dreadful
You'll travel by private conveyance. will stop in
some frst-class thicket,
And, dropping down in some corn field break
fast and dine at your Will.
Well, then, go if you must. for the leaves of the
Seek % for pleasure s and health, but do not tarry
With the the @ rst buds of the spring time, back to
Waken me early some morning from dreaming
again with your song.
-.Scribner's Monthly.