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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

TO any criticism upon Mr.. Grselsy's polit-
ical course there are many people who answer
tAas Il must be conceded that be 10 honest and
sincere in his convictions. 30 much The
worse it be 10 wrong in his convietioas. The
man, who. aroused from his slumbers, seisss
. revolver and shoots his somnambulant
child il sincere and honest in The conviction
that he is defending his house and family
agaiusta BURGLAR. The crazy man who
slays his best friend in the belief that he il
his enemy, ID = sincere man. The men who
cruci6ed the Sa7ior we're sincere, and the
prayer for their forgiveness was accompanied
BY the pailiatinR plea that they knew not
what they were doing. The most dangerous
and vicious characters in the world, are msn
Of stubborn convictions. No one doubts that
Ferdinand and lsabella vera sincere in their
belief that the lnquisition was Gods ap-
pointed means for suppressing hsrssy. Philip
II. was honest in the belief that hs WAS do
ing God service in his bloody psrsseutions Of
The Netherlands. The roasting Of Huss aud
Ssrvstus, on account OF their religious b.
lisfs were conscientious acts, aad whss
Greeley declared Lincoln unAt fer ~ Presi.
deney in 1864, when be favored Peaesalls
secession in 1861, when he denounced Tsum.
bull as rscreant Senator in 1857, he WA
sincere enough, as nobody will deny. Blind.
ID with fury, principally because biz wishes
have not bssn daily regarded in the distribu-
ton Of federal patronage, he nov raves like .
maniac calls his enemies friends, and hi,
friends enemies, and, ~ . last act Of dsspsrs.
tioa, sxprssses . willingness to abandon hid
tariff principles, which were the dream Of bid
youth, ~ they have been the soiace Of his e.
clining years. Wedo not wholly despair d
Mr.. Greeley yet. He is not TOO old to learn
and We still cherish . hope that an opportnnt
ucid interval may restore him to bis riRh
mind, and to vivid rea;ization Of the fol-,
of hia preaAnt con rse-In,l Journal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

Sylvester johnson, who Was
nominated on the Boyd Temper
ance ticket, refuses the honor Of
remaining thereon as Secretary Of
State. This thing Of putting .
ticket In The feld in opposition to
the Republican nominees, the
Doctor IL finding to be only
Boy(d)'s play!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

Appearances indicate that the Cincinnati
Convention will be an immsnss out-pouring
of the peopls.-Exchangs.
The people who 20 there will doubtless out
pour vast torrent Of accumulated bile, after
which they Will feel reliesed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

To hear ~ State Sentinel charging Prssi-
dent Grants administration with ofic i'll
sxtravaganss and robbery" after IL own sx.
perienee q "cat-skinning" % STATE Printsr,
il only one more ease OF the Devil rsrruv-
ing SIM"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

General CHARLES Crglt has sold the TH1s
Hauts Expepss - Asssss. 9. II. Allen, q. J.
Smith and 3. b. Hendsrson, who VIII conduct
The business Under the name OF the Tssse
Hsuts Expeess Printing Company.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

Governor Baker was on Friday of last
week appointed enc Of The Vice Presidents
At the Morse memorial meeting to be held at
Washington on Tuesday, and accepted he
honor, appointing Senator Pratt - his proxy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

The colored men Of Ameries seem to ap-
preciate fully the dignity of citissu-ship.
More earnsse sentiments, or soundsr priuci-
pies, than those enuAciated in the series Of
resolutions adopted at the New Orlsans ooa-
vention are rarely mst with. Through pa
tisncs and suffering, through long pears Of
unrecompsnsed toll, the blacks have como up
from bondage to citizenship, from darkness
to light. Let all men rejoice that they prove
themselves worthy of the increased rssponsi.
bi.ities and duties which have been conferred
upQp them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20
THE PALLADIUM
REPUBIICANSTAT YIOKET

For Governor, 5
Gen. THOMAS n. BROWNE.
OF Randolph.
lE.utsnast Governor.
LDO11DAS SEXTON, Of Rash.
0eegressn.an at Large.
0ODLOV1 h ORTH, Of TipPecanoe.
Secretary Of State,
Hen. ". w. CURRY, Of vigo.
Aeditsr Of Stats,
JAMES 4. WlLDAAN, Of HowaTa'
TnrsuTer of Stats,
JOHN D. GLOVER, Of Lawrence.
nspstsr Of Supreme Court,
Col. JAMES y. BLACK. Of Marion,
ORA Supreme OouTt,
CHADLE0 SCOLly Of CLARK.
supeiiassndent Of Public instruction,
BENZ. ". SMITH Of Marion.
Attorney General.
JAMES p. DENNY Of Knox.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

"On TO Riehmond1 was the insane cry II
the New York Tribune until, goadsd 10 d,s-
psration By the taunts of the white coated
PHILOSOPHERS, the War Department hurried our
undisciplined troops to battle, whsre thou.
sands Of brave men we're Slaughtered because
Mr.. Lincoln needed the rawlings Of The gar
rulous Greeley. Sup 70 Cincinnati il Gree
lsy's watchword now, and oil who train in
his crowd should look well to thsir line Of
retreat. 0rUsaey is about - successful - .
political leader a. he was in the military line.
and ambitious gentlemen who wish to find
their political Bull Run, win follow him 70
Cineinuati.-IInd. Journal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

sWO MiWSuAoe laOl0S u00 prize
fight.
A Young lady fast asleep - I'll right,
but one fast awake is dangerous charac.
ter.
The Ohio Falls Car Works Company
will rebuild on their old site. as Jsffsr-
sonville.
The Removal Of the signs along Main
street gives it the appearance Of being
several feet wider sls.s4..
The incest assortment Of fresh Ash in
the city at the Fulton Merkst. There
they are retailing them out as wholesale
rrices. ssays aae 90
A child Of Thomas Decker, aged five
years, who lives in Pike county, close 70
the line of Knox, IVES burcsa 10 death
Saturday. The mother Of thA child was
oot Of the room engaged in some domaet-
ic work, and being alarmed BY the
screams Of the child, returned and found
it enveloped in flames. The child only
l:ved . few hours after tho accident.
Marion Culbertsou, son Of D. Calbert-
son, of Marion, met with ed fate on
Friday of last week. He IVES st the
residence Of his uncle. VIM. Howard,
four miles northeast Of Marion. aud was
supposed to b eadeavoring to catch
some rats that were housed beneath m
old stable, and in 80 doing he knocked
. prop from between some logs that
hold . portion Of the baildiag up. whsn
it fell, crushing HIS head hetWeen the
ogs and killing him almost inetan.ly.
A boy in Rockport, Illinois, who
has just come into possession Of
his 6rst shot gun amused himself
by banging away At his tnther,
who was grcasing harness on the
wood pile The old gentlemen let
him practice few minutes, and
then famed the youngstsr with
one Of the tags until he concluded
to 20 out Of the Schutzenfest busi-
ness. Some parents never can lot
q boy have any fun.
/ The South Bend TribuHs says: "The
Order Of Odd Fellows in this city axe
completing their arrangemsnta 1bf tn
celebration here on the 26th inst, q tn
anniversary Of the introduction Of Odd
Fellowship into America. Over seventy
invitasiocs have beeu sent cot 70 III
lodges in Northern Iudiasa asd Soas1a,
ern Michigan, and, -from The pssponaaa
rscoivod, il the weather. ~ AiR, ths
gathering will b ons Of The lAsst o
the Order ever held 10 this petition q
the State. VIM, Wallacss Of Iadiana-
polls, has been sscurej Tor tAs orator .
the day I; ,s..,as~e,,
i Co 70 Eorkna for. u0nr Car.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

There ID one sufficient reason for con tinu-
ing in force for season longer the stringent
provisions Of the Ku.Klux Law, and the res.
son b that the Ku-Klux andl their Northern
allies are elanoring for their repeal. The
Liberal Republicans would have great hope
of carrying number u Southern States IL
their masked alliss were fres to ina usurats
new raids upon school houses and inc fIsnsivs
negroes.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

II b announeed in the Indianapolis Journal
that ". 3. Holloway and Thos. D. Fitch have
sold their interest in that paper 70 the Has
sslmans and Mr.. Fishbask BY whom it win
hsreaftsr be conducted. 4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

EVANSVILLE, ND. April IT,.
The boiler of portable saw mill
exploded yesterday afternoon
about 1e miles from this city, in
Posey County, and three persons,
John GebeI, j. Neumen, and Frank
Taylor, engineer, were killed,
John Gerris was severely wound
ed, and several others narrowly
escaped death.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

REAT MEDICAL BOOK OF useful
N knowledge to all. Sent Tree for two.
clamps. Address DR.. Ronaparte d Co., Gin.,0
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TT - Pian0 Co., n. r. LIST class $50. !
il - States in Circulae. h-%wr
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

4 GENTS WanteA.-Agsets make more
IA n,nney at work for us than at anything
elss. Business light and permanent. Par
ticulass tree. g. 6tnson 3 Co., Fine Art
Publishery. Portland. Mains. 2-lwr
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REMOVAL CT COUNTY SEAT.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

II prepared 10 supply his old frisnds and
every human being enured to the use Of
either BOOT or . SHOE, with the very
best Of his own msnufactuis, warranted to
last until they wear out.
Call and leave Jour measure, aud you viii
not fail TO get an easy fitting Boot or Shoe
manufactured Of the best material, and Ut the
lowest Cash Prices. Is
Ri edmond, April 20, 1872 nelly. E
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

The National Colored Convention a New
Orleans, presided over by Fred Douglass on
Friday Of last week passed . resolution con.
dsmning The Cincinnati Convsntjon move
msnt. II y evident the eolored men of ths
land have not Jet learned 70 b 'libsral.'
They are still opposed to their old naastsra
and tyrants coming back into power. Thsis
faith in The Republican party u unbroksa.
The following il the res olution 80
Resolved, That We. in the name Of ~ col.
ored peopbs Of the United States. repudiate
any sympathy with the late Labor Reform
Convention held ct Columbus, Ohio. and slsc
the Convention of Liberal Republicans called
fur the FIRST Of May, At Cincinnati
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

Go to Forkner's for your Carr
pets.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

Jerry Wilson is. after long intesval, again
remembering MS in the way Of sending pub.
Ne documents. We shall take care 70 re-
msmber JEFy.-R Radical. wa t4ls
Jerry 10 doing for Ike more Ethaa Bro
George did for 10. During HE whols tsen d
tsn ysars n ConKrsss, As only ssas - oas
4Rublie Doe1msnt," and that vas The Phsms
lee;ss' Jess~d, containing his pro1ls and Z
seisntiAe explanation Of the bunps q hi
bead, his "tough-in-nbre qualities, b., -
Dent eonplain Jsaac-bs. happy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-20

- Ok A WEEK. Best Cheap Shut.
% u 81 tie Machine in the world |:
Agents Wanted. J. 8. HAYES, Great Fails,
n. \. sla 20 z0-AwA Z
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08
GRAND RUDERSDORFF
COMBINATION CONCERT

THURSDAY, Nov, THE great English soprano, Mad
anne Ermina Rudersdor6, who took the leading part in
the OratOro selections the Worlds Great Peace Jubi-
lee, has consented &c spend here with COM
binaton OF eminent artists. The party will consist of;
Soprano: MADAME ERMINIA RUDERsDORFF, who for
series Of years, has held the highest position the
musical world of Europe singer of Oratorios classic
German music, and Ballads. Like Madame Pasta of
celebrated memory, and Madeuoisele Tiejens Of the
present day. she represents the grand dramatic style the
very opposite of the ford school, which almost inva-
raby hear in this country and this only Oratoro
and classic music, but also In Home Ballads.
CoatraH0 Miss ALICE FAIRMAN, the most popular
contralto in England who has the highest position
in England, ireland. and Scotland She has superb
voice; and her style Of singing is irreproachable.
BARITONE: MIR. j. f. RUDOLPHsEN, the most artistic
and refined barytone in America.
TiOliRist: FRAULEN THERESA LIEBE, young lady OF
eighteen, who was introduced to the musical world by
Rossni and Sir Julius Benedict She is not only one OF
the brilliant vrtuose but also one Of the finest and
most distinguished musicians She has played at all the
principal courts of Germany and France and before Her
Majesty the Queen of England, and the Prince and
Princess of Wales
Pianist Mr.. G. W SUMNER VIII assume the direction
of the party and with Erauein Lebe perform the best
class OF instrumental selections.
Tickets to the Concert 80 cents-ith reserved seats
rs cents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08
Gbs 9ag Spy: d0tuaser, GnOag 19unmg, October s. 1892
autrtes.
WORCESTER COUNTY MECHANICS
w EASSOCIATION.
TO APPRENTICES.

The Apprentice Members Drawing Glass will meet at
Washbun Hail. on tt ESDAY EVENING NEXT, Oct
s. ls72 at ~ O'Clock.
1t is desired that all WHO intend to oln the class shall
be present ON the opening evening.
Tickets viii be ready on Saturday evening next at the
Treasurer's Office.
Apprentices who have already paid their dues will
bring their receipts with them
OF dat VIM A SMITH Clerk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08

BOARDING.
Hotels and boarding houses win make liberal deduc-
uonsrom their usual rates TO members the Assoca-
uon. committee will be in attendance at the hall at
the opening OF the Festival to assist members procur
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08
GEORGE MAC DONALD.

THURSDAY. OCT. 24-George Mac Donald, during the
past three years has come suddenly into the very front
rank of literary men, As editor Of "Good Words for the
Young" and author Of ANNALS of Quiet Neghbor
hood" David Elgnhrod- Robert Falconer" and
several other fayorite stories, he has become known to
and admired by host of Americans who will give him
cordial welcome on his briefyst to our country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08
GEORGE VIM. CURTIS,

THURSDAY DEC. u. Mr., Curtis is one of the most
popular of all lecturers with the people Of Worcester
His public duties prevented his filling an engagement
here last winter but lie has promised to visit the
above date.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08
REV. ROBERT LAIRD COLLIER.

MONDAY, JAN. IS.The two Golfers of Chicago have
national reputation for their eoquence but while our
ecure-goers have had the opportunity hear one Of
them, the other ROBERT LAIRD COLLIER, will
now appear on our lecture stand for the first time His
name is one of those which justiaes the committee IN
calling this "star course"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08


po,pnrNsr
from b pVarg houses VIII MAKE hnera dedne-
III m VIII De m atten1anee AT the hall at
n VI sae resVNa 10 ASSIST members IN procur
i"s 'O"'Nius Pi ID III a., II, orr ,,,t,,,
Tho 6,tio,riris 49, ~ aoil4l LIS.
ma The cnurs, f hag nave eAtenuel 10
Ro.tnn GIintoy1 Ii iate; MoIcester q Nashuai
Vern9oIt = @ " OEceSieI q Sardner;
h WorceSier. d P botoR q aloany NorMlch
n,r,s satin "a ueiOM Ea,
nuTcbase Tes,iar cIto a. ~ resttEd WIN
with return cheek Nv, or anu Oe uIisied
- T1rL" trs ''J'
Chorus Tickets flor those tati,,y ,,,rt -; a., -
cises ana sting Win he fp aiS III She eAer1
seats for Fridav afternoon 9" WIN seeuieu :, 81
season Tickets ndmittng visit rs GLOW
eses OF The Festival inclndi0g Conco NV MI
l scI,d 70 sne neangIiGay evening" concert with
TicIots 70 IN w., w. ou anu % Cts
certs " 'ie Ahuis Oay anu RIi9"f evening Con- "a
cSIts. 70 cts and s0O
seats - slOO
ncind ~ VI aeepnVoh ana evening kehearsas
C,biIron 20 cts
esnariia,ns W. k,,ieu " teieners' parents or
ssS,bn1," a Is, noon ~ cts
~ g,sn Go. Se"sOh AiSAets may DC ootAhed at
w 81 ~ i 20 co 1890 -, -. ~, -.
,onna r,ooIo nt WIN secured SEATS WIN CONF
MEL st @ Hosooes L ~ Slock A. NJ az the
Hoders Of Seisnn eeAi ~ 49, ~ NAM street.
a. ~ ~ " % eau procure CheeAs lot seats
at og,;,sss t ny anu place s.o,o w.
nov ~ SS ~ zafGyeH'ehs T.; staples VIM sum
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08
JOHN B. COUGH,

THURSDAY, OCT. lO-Nlr Cough had nearly 100 appli-
cations during the coming season. and Worcester for
unate in getting single chance hear him. He has
been prevented from preparing lecture he had
intended, and an answer to request choose his
subject for his towns people, he selected his
favorite lecture on CIRCUMSTANCES"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-08
FOUR GRAND CONCERTS
ELIJAH A.!

Combining the Entire Strength of Chorus and Artists
Orchestra and Great Organ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-19
HxED1CAx..
Dr.. 6. BAGkaLOW
MONUMENTAL PHYSICIAN,

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
Hhas removed from No. I79 South CLARK St. ,cor-
ner of Monroe, to No. AGA SOUTH STATE
STREET, CHICAGO.
Itis-well known by all readers OF the paper,
that Ur. C.. BigeIow is The oldest established
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ment OF all chronic ana sexual dtseases spe-
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WARS OF HIS LIFE IN periettiDg remedies
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CHRONIC AND PRIVATE DISEAs Es Of the
GENIT0 URINARY ORGANS in both sexes,
Seminal Weakness, producing ksrTouaness.
Aversion to Society, Impaired Vision, Loss 0
Memory and Manhood, perfectly cared 1t Is
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cases every yesr, must have greater skill than
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POLITICS CORRUPT MEN

The uoadsrlal ell, Cd b. has % suPg5.tj-
to be respectable msn 10 ssks sUy Pst' Ia
politics /, .aosu b. Ga, fl,lnSjaE, trom 'he
DAnburJ, Coaa., Ners:
Mr. DIARIES Agns~ OF slawsou, vas Suppos-
ID TO BE- a model oitiEsn In every respect, but
upon being nominated for assessor IL trauspirs 1
IN few days that ne was IN thshsbtt Of beating
his wife had killed one OF his children by sx-
posurs aad neglect, had stolen live geese teath'
srs from the dyiug pillows Of the poor poisoned
az uncle to seoars bis property, and picked tins
pocket Of ths clergyman VAC married HIM
When Ar. Agssu was nominated he made
neat little speech, thanking bis ftisads for thi
honor conferred upon hita.
That toe c-ar-- that uiaai p,pers Pur
sue towards al lbs Liberal Republican,
they we're very respectable msn Only 50 sng
as they wore toe Grant collar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-19
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CnMPLImEETARY TESTIE0NTt L TO
ME5sRe. j. 4 MAaUIRR, st. Louis, No
Gentlemen Tho undersigned having known you
for many years as relisbie chemists and Phar-
maccutists, and observing the effective action of
your remedies for whatever recon N EIDE wish to
bear voluntary evidence to the efficacy of v ur
last and, in our opinion, best preparation.
"MAGUIRE'S CUEDURAEGO BITTERS" It
is all that you claim for it as an Alternative, pur-
gative, dsparator and diuretic, acting specially
upon the liver. blood kidneya and bowels.
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor, who adds have
found this the most pleasant and effective medi-
cine have used"
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commits sion
er, who adds u endorse the Mayors opinion .
THOs. RICHESoN, S. H LAFLIN,
Pres Collier bite Lead Of LalAn Rand Pow
4 OIL Co. der Co.
D. Il. H0USER, CHAS. G. CONFER,
Prop St. Louis Globe Gilman Dem. Cent Com
We. WAGNER, P. G. FERGUSON,
Clerk Ptohate Court. jerks" of Me. Dem
BRITAIN A. HILL, HENRY T. MUD,
Attorney al Law late CityS County ASST
s. BLOOD FRANK VALE,
late Pres BoatnEn's Ci'k Court Grim. Correct
Savings Assn. B. n. CHAMBERS.
NORMAN ]. GOLDMAN Pres But Drov Bank
Puh. Rursl Home. e. S. GREENWOOD.
NJ. J. HARTNRTT, Pres Y NJ A.
late Ci!y Collector. &. A. SHRYocK,
TEos. WALSH, OF shryock 4 Co.
Architect, W. T. GAY,
NJ. T. ANDREWS, Of Gay, Eannsnkamp
of NJ cody. Michel a Co. Co.
THERON BARNUM, JAMES ARCHER,
Of Barrum's Hotel Denver Col.
And many others toe numerous to mention.
]. G. C. MAGUIRE,