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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-05

SENATOR MoRroN IN KENTUCKY.
On our first page, we publish the
excellent and pointed speech Of
Senator MORTON at Louisville, KY
The recent developments made by
the Congressional Committee as to
the aims and object Of those trail
tor-demons Of the South, the Ku-
Klux, and the connivance of their
old aiders and abettors of their
reasonable and hellish doings in
the North-the so-called "deno'
crazy" Of the North, 10 suflicien,
to consign that party to the deep
est depths OF oblivion, and . suf-
ficent warning against again put
ting power into their hands. The
speech deserves a careful and at
tentive perusal.
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Never, within. the recollection Of
the oldest inhabitant has Whitewater
been - low ~ at the present. time.
Unless rain comes soon. oil the mills
and factories that derive their motive
power from its current will have TO
suspend operations.
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Sabbath school Celebration.

The close of July, in the year OF
Grace 1871, will long be remem-
bered by those who hal the pleas
ure Of participating in the Sabbath
School Celebration, held on Satur-
day last, July 29th, near Goshen
Meeting House, four miles North
from this city.
All the Sabbath Schools, con
veniently located to the place of
meeting, in Wayne. Frsnklin. Cen
tire and New Garden Townships,
were represented.
The Hillsborough NJ. E Sunday
School. had one four-horse and
one six-horse wagon, both filled to
overlooking with scholars and.
teachers-the horses decorated
with plumes and the wagon with
flags and evergreens. The Chris
tian Sabbath School, from the same
place, had q mammoth wagon
drawn by eight horses. similarly
decorated, and also crowded with
teachers and pupils. Concord NJ.
E. Sabbath School and the United
Bros Sabbath School, made .
splendid display--occupying, as
they did. we'll filed wagons. The
Friends Sabbath School of Smyr-
ma, was we'll represented, and
Friendship and Chester Schools
were likewise we'll represented by
delegates of teachers and scholars.
The exercises of the day we're
opene ed by sacred song from the
Goshen Sabbath School after
which the Divine Blessing was
earnestly invoked by the Rev. Mr..
FISH. A grand procession was
then formed, under the direction
of Chief Marshal JAMES KERLIN,
assisted by Messrs. NATHAN
WRIGHT, RoBr, Commons, and
JAMES JEFFEnIs. and marched
around the stand-making an i'm.
| losing moral display of a section
OF the Christian recruiting army,
that does the soul good 10 witness,
The procession formed around the
stand and was addressed by AMOS
Cook, Esq, Superintendent Of Go.
shen Sabbath School. who was fol-
lowed in brief and appropriate re
marks by the other Sups rintend
ents present During the address
es, q sumptuous repast, from We
crammed baskets -wagon-loads o
'em--was spread on mother earth
broad table, and the young and 0 {
partook OF the bounties to- thei
fullest capacity, and all with on
voice proclaimed that it was goo,
to be there. ei 1o
The afternoon exercises consist
! ed Of profitable speaking, singin,
and social converse, when th
meeting adjourned. The numbe
: present, is estimated at not les
than fifteen hundred to two thoul
= and. .,s&s 81 Gases as
~ The people Of Indianapolis held
ronsing meeting Al the State Houae Groun,
shortly after the disgraceiol and fatal No
u York riot, for the purpose of expi essing the
indignation thereon. 1t was attended by t
: very best class Of citizens and the deepe
Q interest was manifested in the proceeding
I, Hon. JONATHAN w. GoxDos. delivered I
n address, in which be took the ground that 4
3 highest liberty should BE- accorded to .
+ Resolutions were adoped indcrsing the acti
!. of Governor RANDOLPH aud HOFFMAN, in 4
= matter and danouncing the conduct Of I
| Ma, York .,,thorit;o~ uo-o.sh~
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81 The records in the internal rev.
enuc Office show that during last
year tax was paid on 86,17S. 900
pounds Of tobacco, and 1898, O05,-
q 100 cigars. That would give every
man, woman and child in the coun-
try u pounds Of tobacco and IS
cigars. -. ..." ss..
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The interference with JEFF. Da.
vis's sleeping arrangements on the
cars, recently, is denounced by the
Democracy. A. an outrage on the
private rights Of the Democratic
ex-President Of the Southern Con-
federacy
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AUGUsr, 5,1szl.

COLLEGIATE and Commercial In.
~ stitute, New Haven, Conn. Prepare
tory to College, Business, Scientific Schools
US. Military and Naval Academies. Fal
session, thirty-sixth year begins Sept. Is.
For Catalogues, &C., address the Principal.
49, = L.. Oh g z r d Co. 2l-AM.
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20 Money found in front Of the
PostofIice on Thursday last-the
owner can have it by describing
amount. ~ ~ nsa7 ss
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q The number killed by the ex-
plosion Of the ferry boat At New
York City, Sunday last, reaches
ninety seven. -
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Fruit Of ell kinda. coming into
our city plentifnlly, and very good.
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Subscribe for the Palladium-it
10 the Bnsr paper in Eastern In.
diana, and it 10 only 81. so per year.
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Go to Irwin Reed 4 Sons, for
your Hardware, 8. W. corner Of
Main and Franklin street.
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The Hancock Democrat OF the
Sd. says that Floral Hall, in their
Fair Ground, was consumed by
fire on Saturday night last. as
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-05

T. B. French 10 still purchasing
good Horses-give him . coll.
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* AS BILLS discounted Is per cent
I" If paid on orbefore the 20th of each
onth.
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ARTIFIcIAL LIMBS

A. A. MARKS. 575 Broadway,.N. Y. Citv
inventor and U. s. Govt man'fr of FIss1
PREMIUM ARTIFICIAL LINES, and Rubber
Hands and Feet. Send for illustrated Pan
let. No charge. - = - : q" ="
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and he confidently recommends it to every
family as household remedy which should
be freely taken Is . BLOOD PuRIVIKa in all
arrangements of the system and to inmate
n.srts JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Plat st. New
York. Sole agent for the United States,
Price One Dollar per bottle. & .aEa
I5-4w Send for Circular.
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guyFIiS Is NO HUMBUGi 4 Ok
I F@EI By sending 1OoD Cents
With age. height. color Of eyes and bali. you
will receive by return msii, correct picture
Of your future husband or wife, with name
and date Of marriage. Address W. FOX, P.
o. Drawer, No. ~, Fultonville, N Y. lsl
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John Slidell, Of traitor notorie-
~, died recently h London.
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IT UMBERl You. can 6nd all kinds of
nusHsng L11cer: ceSh, DIiaas,-
the best and - low - anywhere Of same. u
quality. 1885,
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THERIAK[:

TEX N Z X Il "A - II ID o0 H .
A book Of over 100 pages, containing letters
Of FlTZ-HUGH LUDLOW the we'll known
letter Of G. A. t., exposing the intrigues of
HARPER'S MAGAZINE aud LUDLOW, and
q full description Of the Antidote, sent free TO
any addreas. Address,
DIR. aAMUEL b C., LLINS,
LapoTte. Indiana.
ch g 4 CO 81 4w.
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GIVEN UP. As LOST.

warm room until they get well; it is almost i'm
Prs e use be or cure
can not . e6ected. . Fresh air and riding out,
f s and uin.es season. are MI wrong. Phy:i.
clans Who recommend that course lose their pa
because they are in the house they must not
sit down auiets they mHst wslk aSoet the room
get up good circulation 81 blood. The patients
ss deter% ,. ss 70 get
Sss. .aS 81 s:s e:ss ! s 81 Vim me ..ps
tainty in ali others, Is sinful. Dr. Schcncks per-
sOnal Statement to the Faculty Of his 0wo euro
Va, ,n thee moess yesas & ~. q,
consumption: confined 70 my bed. and ut one
Ssss sSSss .S Ssse SG ~. ::
straws. Il heard Of and obtained the preperations
.hsa nS Ss or I md q s me t %.df
They the a mater Y ny q
AS soon a. that began 70 subs,tle. my cough.
q :s 4
az waS veieScd shortly after my recovery y
sReeaon; ny my weight was only ninety seven even
pounds my present WEIGHT y two hundred and
tw ysd 80 pSn1nahs :s Sna Tor years have en-
br. Schenck has discontinued his professional
visits 81 NeW.York and Boston. He or his son.
Dr. J. H, schenck. Jr;; still! consinss e see pa
tients at their Once. No IS North sixth Street.
Philadelphia. every Saturday from AN; to Pm.
Those who Wish u thorough examinHtion with
the Respironletse will be charged IS. The Res
promoter declares the exact condition Of the
tunys, and patients readily learn whether
t.Iey IRE durable or not. hasa
Thc directions for t1king the medicines ara
ndaptsd TO tho tn. diligence even of child. Fol-
low these directions. md kind Nature VIII do the
re:t. excepting that IN some cases the Mandrake
Pills to be taken in increased doses; the
three medicines need no other accompaniment
than the ample instructions that accompany
them First creNte appetite. OF returning
health, hunger Is the most welcome symptom
When it comes, Ms n will come. let the despair.
ing at once be OF good cheer. Good blood at once
follows, the cough loosenS. the night sweat Is
abated. In short time both Of these morbid
symptoms are gone forever.
DIR. Schenck . Incidence arc constantly kept IL
tens OF thousands of families. As "A laxative OF
curative. the Mandrake Pills are y standard pre-
paratiOn; while the Puluhomtc Syrup, ~ eurt
of coughs and colds, may be regarded as a pro
phylacteric against consumption In any of II
forms.
Price OF the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-wee,
Tonic. 81 30 bottle, or 81 80 half Dozen. Man
drake Pills. Is cents a boz. For sale by all dru.,
g1Sts and dealers.
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D e.. COlIIN'S
PAINLESS CUBE FOR THE
OPIUM HABIT.
DIR. COLLINS ANTIDOTE.

DIX. COLLINS ANT1UOTE.
Enables the patient tn discontinue the use
Of Opium in any form. At once, withnut pain or
Inconvenience, and without any interruption
Of ordinary business 1t rebuilds the broken
constitution and restores the nervous en-.
ergiss.
1t is the only Painless Cure for the
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JU r u 3 E g "A

sent special commission to that country t.
procure it in its native purity, aud having
iound its wonderful curative properties to
even exceed the anticipations formed by its
great reputation, has concluded to cfier il 70
the public, and is happy to state that he has
perfected arrangements for regular monthly
supply of this wonderful Plant. He hau
snent much time experimenting and invests
eating as to the most efficient preparation
from It, for popular use. and has for som
time used in his own practice with most haps
~ results the efectual medicine now present.
I'd to the public as ,@@H
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-05

ThosS nesr "a ~ ~ 3issiv srd Sr;snds ~:
ss!sepinE The drsemaess slnnber into which. had
Enu rne.wvuu sruvvru,asr~p
DASVS11 = =. SCn8NOh SAM LII
ana avelleo tnemscIvee o. nfs nCn0ef1u!y omsA-
cinns mediclnes. Trey voul0 noe naye fsilen.
~. Scnenck ~ IN DIE Own 60 pr0veo tncs
1s.asaiy 80 ~ v, ns
nys y LII meu.CMcS ~ ~ U.teStions 1W snsiE
uie,s YSscxeSse0 49, neais1Lus vl9Or.
IN m eneoo1Aat tneo - nosn1ng presump-
representao0n that 10 not y Thousand ttrnes sub
etaneateo ~ living ana Visible works. Tho
= e simpse - = y ulhaan9y. ~ pniiosopny re-
qnres NO argument. sSseil-assurlng, SEX con-
The Sea-weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are tho
0rst Two weapone with which the citadel OF the
maiany oBoai!eQ lVo enlrds OF the cases or
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-08-05

HONE OF THE FRIENDLESS:-
IL The Managers of this institution beg
leave to say they are prepared to do all kinds
Of Work, SUCH as
Washing. Ironing. Sewing. Quilting,
Gaming Chairs, &c:
We solicit tie patronage Of the public in or
der to make the Institution as self eustain.
ing as possible. Thankful for past favors,
we solicit continuance of the same in flu
ture. We have Lotto Shirt Fronts, for sale
cheap. Ell. JOHNSON, Supt.
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{ NSU1IPTI0N.
lis Cure and Its Preventive.
By J. Il. sCHEHCx, ND.

Many human being hes passed away for whose
death there vas no other reason than the neglect
Of known and in1isputnbly peoveu means of cure.
Those near md dear 20 family and friends are
they catm1yndOpted
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family was in extreme destitution. Four
children left motheIless have been taken by
diaessat families in the nsighborhoed.
Last Saturday night the thermometer mark
ed 50 in Laporte.
The Lafayette Journal has been informed
that the wheat crop in the no rth end of Wa
bash township, Tippecanoe county, is the lar
gest ever harvested there, the yield being
from seventeen to twenty-one bushels per
acre.
A San Francisco mineralogist is said to
have discovered . method by which q sub.
| stance harder than steel can be made by ANAL
gama,ing iron and copper.
The Indiana Conference. NJ. E. Church,
will convene at New Albany, September ls,
Bishop Scott presiding.
The coopers' strike in Terre Haute still con
tinues. There are one hundred and fifty men
out of emplo yment.
Well known citizens Of Fort Wayre are sus.
pected Of belonging to a band of counterfeit.
ers which infests that city.
Crawfordeville has population of foul
thousand and . bonded debt of $4,000, draw
ing ten per cent. interest. rs.
The United Brethren Church in Beutor
county, expelled FIVE of its members, las
week, because they we're Masons.
John Jackson stepped into the master
wheel of . horsepower machine 10 Wayn'
township, Tippecanoe county, on Saturday
and had both legs crushed 80 that amputatiol
had to be resorted to. '
Old Benny Newton, aged sixty, ended BIZ
iuebriated life At the end OF halter in BIZ
barn at Newtonville, near Grandview, one da.
last week. 1t WAS his second attempt. 81.
, Mrs. Thomas lives mile and half east q
Battle Ground, and employs her time in walk
ing to and from that historic locality. Sh
wears ber fve score and three years airily.
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GsIA! FARMS! Free TRAVEL!

Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific
Railroad Company.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
A TRINITY or MUiDEReRs.
.>oo.oO-o~~>~~-~o~~~o

Indictments In the Queens County Court.
In the Queens County Court yesterday Kelly and
Devine were arraIgned and assigned counsel. They
have been jointly indicted for the murder OF Garrett
w. Nostrand, at Syosset. Kelly protests his inno-
cence He stated to the HERALD reporter he did not
strike Nostrand. The blow was struck by Devine
without his knowledge. lie was met by Deylne,
who sald 81 levelied him. guess he 3 goner."
Doris Deckplan has been indicted for the murder
seduction, has been discharged the complainant,
Miss Lucy Brown, not appearing. The day was
Jury have found large number OF indictments 1or
petty offences. There was little OF interest to the
lawyers who were profuse In discussing the new
Court House location, and were open IN censuring
the Supervisors. They believe that Jamaica is The
proper place iVr the location
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG

SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern list had only one weak spot-the
Tennessees, which were down about u per cent.
Otherwise the market was strong, with special
buoyancy IN the new South Carolinas, which ad.
vanced TO GO. The final stock prices were:-Tennes-
see, ex coupon, "a 6414; do new, 83s1 63x; vir-
gina, ex coupon, GO 6655; do, new, 81 q eIsz; do
registered stock, old, 52ls 6214 Georgia slxes SO
esH; do. seyens, eoA 9l do. do, old, 80 a 93;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 4s52 40; do, funding
1866, 30 40; do do, 1865 so 81; do, new, % q
27%; do., special tax, 2lK 20 Missouri skies, slH
asl% do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 9oh 81; Louisl-
ana SKIES SO II; do, new, so C5i do evee skies,
az 70; do DO. eights, SIS SO; do. Pententlary
sevens, IS II; do railroad eghts IS So:
Alabama lives, 10 ~; DO. eights, 9eB a l0o
40. railroad eights, SO 90; South Carolina
SKIES, u SO; do new, January and July. 59sI
90; do, do, April and October el 80; do, re.
gisiered stock, old go a 65; Arkansas sixes IS co.
do. sevens, 55 GO; Mobile and Ohio Railroad, s,er-
iing, sc s. do, interest eghts 70 rs; do second
mortgage eights, 62 65i Mississippi Central Rail-
road, first mortgage seveps, rs a 80; do second do
eights, 90 72 New Orleans and Jackson FIRST, IS a
81: DO, second, 10 rs; Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, first, 81 30; do. second rs II; Green
Vile and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South
Carolina, So g.; Macon and Brunswick guaranteed
BY Georgia, y q 70; Wilmington, Charlotte and Ru-
therford eights. So "a; Memphis city skies, 81 a
b; Savannah city sevens, So 81; New Orleans con-
soils, old, 10 rs; do Issued railroads. SKIES 70 s3:
DO, new seveDs, IL 10.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET I
TUESDAY. FEB. 2S--6 r. M.
IN iChange to-day wheat was duh and neavy.
The cotton market was inactive and barely steady.
MONEY FOUR TO FIVE PER CENT.
Lenders OF money endeavored TO keep the rate on
eau loans up 10 the advanced figure OF Monday
afternoon ana In the early portion OF the day bor-
rowers generally paid five per cent on pledge OF
stock collaterss but later IN the day the
supply was evidently more than requisite to
meet the demand at this figure, and toward
the close OF banking hours borrowers were gene
raIy accommodated al four per cent There was
rather more currency for prime commercial paper
IN the vicinity OF ca per cent discount, but the
market Is stun quoted a per cent
Foreign exchange was steady If not firm on the
basis OF 10es for prime bankers sixtyday sterling
and Iloas for sight bills.
GOLD wRAK-lll9 A ll03.
The gold market felt the influence or the pro-
posed large sales OF the Treasury Department for
the month OF March, more through the effect which
the Treasury programme has produced III Europe
than from the effect here; because at home there is
strong undercurrent OF feeling that gold is cheap,
which has buoyed the market In the Gold Room.
Still, within the past few days great deal or long
gold, held ever since the high figures prevailing
IN the midst OF the European war, has been thrown
on the market. The London quotations for our 1--WE.
twenties and ten-forties all came higher AMI with
the discovery that the shipment OF specie tomorrow
viii be only about 500 coo, started downward
movement IN which gold sold at as low as ll04 as
against III y early in the day. IL would also seem
from the decline in the carrying rate that those who
threw overheard the gold they Kept so long en-
deayoring 10 retrieve their losses by speculation
on the .'bear' side-a change in tactics which is
not inirequent in Wall street. The course OF the
10 IN "a In
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
THE SING SING MURDER.

The Grand Jury now sitting at White Plains West
chester county, have, 1t Is said, found true bill
against Jacob Leuenburger for the murder of Frede-
rca Myer, at Sing Sing, on the 14th ut In connec-
tion with the condition OF the accused 1t Is now
stated that ne Is In dying condition, as the symp-
toms consequent upon his self-innicted injuries
have assumed hopeless phase. IL will be RENE m
bered that Leuenburger shot himself in the head
after killing the young woman who declined to
marry MN. The question may here be pernently
asked, who has made public the deliberations Of
the Grand Jury2
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

Maracaibo, 22hc. 6c; Caracas. I6c. a l6c., and ST.
Domingo. 5c. a s%c-all gold, In bond.
CHiCoRY.-Geman ground dull and nominal Mt 91c.
ass,c gold. We heard of sales.
,CispLrs.The transactions IN al kinds very light.
generally nominal We quote (2 and Il
Or, lSc l5c. 2sc. S0c, and patent 39c. &0c
CogDA6E was without particular change in value, Ma
bolt rope, lSc., aud Sisal do, l6So.
pYEwOoDs--The demand for almost kinds was light,
heard of important business Prices were gene
rally nominal ST. Domingo logwood quoted At $l7 SO
Jamaica do at from $s to S20 gold canwood SlU0
fnstc except Cuba, $6 500 do. west Lima wood
$57 bD, currency.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Recepts $40 bbls. -four 800 bags
meal, 1900 bushels wheat 81 C25 do corn, 9s7b eo
l3 25O do malt The flour market ruled dull and heavy
but prices without noteworthy change The sales
about 10 0O bbs southern nour In moderate demand
and heavy Sales 1000 bbs Rye flour steady, with
A xmal Lot LeraeX sold a "A q nua - -
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

Total stock March l. 1871 l2,779
WooL-The market for all grades of domestic feeces is
moderately active at about prices The for
nacturers not making to in heavy stocks while
the relative prices Of wool and wooen fabrics continue
much against the Pulled freely taken
at old prices and California and continue in request
movement in Cape the greater part Of which held by
Ohio Xxx port at 55c 1900 lbs do al 5sc bs State
and Western 4sc Ss - ooo lbs IN lots 4c 600 lbs
No l, 54c 10000 bs medium, 6sc 10000 lbs low
combing unwashed, Sic also $1,000 ibs super pulled.
4se &c lbs low part at aoe 7s goo lbs Califcr
lbs. do spring, "a 85c 1900 lbs do secured, private
terms 1000 hs do black gHc 20O0 lbs Western Texas,
sc; isOo lbs Mexican. 2c 2oC0d lbs Mesza pulled at
a rate not made public.