The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-07

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As' y. y. AAssSIsLp, OF Aorrow, oiio
has 100000 more votes a The Ia. a,ect;or
than in 1868. and that hi. nonuler m.;or;tv
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then, but hadn't found his rosa, .t the l.te.t
advices.
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80 o' sou c.nn.. 'oo1 we" over VIM
o1' '"u'oR so"e'n'1s sns' You ssns'-6s'
Aa1 co'on statement makes most iayora-
u'e s"o"'ng me rece'pss ~ our ports 'or
tnis year are z4o'a2o bales 10 excess OF snoss
I'VE .ne same tune ass year. snoo9o 'ne e4-
port mas oeen io1'ooi Daies e'easer 'nan iass
ycA1' tue s'ocA N snis COUNTY, EreAser snan
syear aeo ~ aoou' 'o'oeo os'es' wn''e q
h'sefpoo' y ~ o1'ooO oaies 'ess.
GRrEsAL BurLxR is doublv ambitions. Az
sording to Wabashinpton correspondent. he
has written to 4 friend that he "a NOT ! candi.
, u-'s -. 'ns 0eua'' ms' Dou'"e''' ana
'o.' pe'o.o .e eu.efs 'i'e oen..or'A' A!sns, no
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"o", 'a'he' .ss NV "sPPes0 'us"
'na' lcn snou'a lh oo'u 'uese pos'''ons'
GsoReE W. JULIAN viii not depart for the
purpose of growing, until he has disposed OF
that Richmond bank stock. By the way. the
gentleman has never told q waiting world
how he managed to accumulate that little Bit
of property. and now that ha has nothino In
40 save goa" sne cuo OF O,.'ef rsnee'on' no
"'en' l'nd opportunity 70 re''ese very ee0-
eral anxiety on the suo)ec'.-i"o. 1o"'
JULrAs,s Radical and the Democratic Ha,
.,a the ,wo G,ee,ev or,.r. ~ R;.huona
b.re ho.,, ..L.,arr;xod Th;. nav ha !. sss;.u
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sorrow AT their timely taking on. There was
small unsettled score between tn Radical
ana ourselves wn'cn we cneel..l'y 'ors've IN
view ., us very nanaso"s 'a1'ns on --1's0
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TEE postal telegraph system may or may
not be right, there is much to bs said on both
sides But really, 50 tar as preserving tho
privacy OF dispatches is concerned We can
not see that private affairs are any more Sc
cres IN the hands OF western Union relegrs %
asenss .nan shey wonld % IN 'nose Q. sos-
eminent ome'As. sn.' ".'''ra "ne'ne'
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When 2 London Sweep on one occa'
sion lonno taat nus ne'gnoor was going
consideration, it is recorded that be
nli~ ,S The Sag ssi.n;c ~ cvU. rsmsrk % aWheo M cor..
as arn't sweeps ave sut on their dickies
ishirt fronts} it's ard to tell 'em from
oues As 's SWEEPS
Don Patti writes from White
- Suipur Springs: "Ihe paternal
auIno. U tne oe,le Ie'e ~ 70 sa'u'
tnrn "a ,he Snrin os vas annroach
ed bv a youth. who requested
few minutes sconversation in private
see vou. sir. by your lovely daueh
ter. Our attachments--'Y oun.
man. interrupted the parent, brisl
", .,;.o aon n .hnnt an1" von m =. - INA "a
Fourth gentleman who has ap.
~ ,n;aa. have a;vsr nv cnnsan
to the Others, and I give it to you
God bless you:'
Tho Cincinnati ENQUIRER an
other organs Of the late party a,
advertising for proposals for th
establishment. i. Of a Liberal paper !.
h'chmoho. we are autuor'zeo