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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-09-21
PublicSale.

gESHE undersigned Administrator Of the
II estate Of James ". Highley, deceased,
will offer at Public Sale, At No. Is South
Franklin street, Richmond, Indiana, on Sat.
urlay, September 2lst, 1872, the following
property of said estate:
Consisting Of 8 head OF horses, 8 top-bug-
gies. trottina buggy, spring Wagons, !
two horse carriage, one two horse hack, 2
sleighs, set oil single and 3 set Of double
harness, . lot of robes, blankets. whips, Office
fixtures and many other articles not nsces-
sary To mention. Also. several good Sewing
Machines, consisting of one New Grover 4
baker, one New Wilson, one Elliptic and two
Florence. All of the above properly in good
ce0ditiop.
4 Terms OF SALE.--On all sums Of Five
Dollars and over credit Of Q months will
be given, the purchaser giving his mote with
approved security. waving valuation and
appraisement laws, Sale 20 commence as
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. II. II. HfGHLEY,
2l3 Administrator.
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.;nrOxICArED.,

That was the charge ad1ucsd BY Mrs. Laura
.0iddipgs Julias sgainst General Grant. 10
Jan. soft, 1868; tho whsseabouts that he vas
thus seen under The indusnce Of liquor makes
10 didersnce. '.Intoxicated" means drunk,
and that was the IDEA MIRA. Julian con-cycd
in her January seth communication to ths
Radical, which she subsequently $" modified
February following pruciAiminy il therein
to be only *weakaes that he hsd, - shs
had learned" overcome By signing ",hs
pledge for one Year, and We showed from,
her own language that 20 cordial" had her
s'feeling toward the Gensvai grown" from sasi
fact tina: if she Chad yc.s" ale would live il
to him! Taking these facts into consi!era-
tion, what can be th~ugh. Of the mendacio ions
editor Of the Radical wLo nax St ps forward
after we showed clearly, in a.ii,in to y hal
she says in mitigation oil i.er Charge. ana.
also his branding that same Charge OF 'i','oxi-
cation" or "drunke mess" as a. MALICIOUS
FABRICATION in his editorial columns OF
February 9th, 1862, and AYERS that "the
Palladium has not produced any proofs Of its
statementw
The editor Of the Radical whines like
whipped puppy at our s'eratuitously Juggling
in the name oi lady in political canvass"
"Gratuitously" is good; when Il il known
that che, herself, luRged herself in, BY first
preferrinx the charge Of drunkenness against
the candidate Of the Republican party, in
1868 in = public newspaper, and in lie ter
written on the 9th day Of this present m ,nth,
in the year of Grace, 1874, she again Tugs
her name into the ''poitical canvass by re-
iteratipg what Isaac n. Julian, her brother
in law, denominated "xALIcroUs yABsIcA-
TON" ard says: 81 never withdrew it. or
,rrote a paragraph that could be 90 coastrued!"
We are an advocate for the perfect equality
politically, of woman with man, and = e hold
that a woman has the same clear ana inde-
feasible right with man to do as she pleases.
provided she pleases to DO right. II she
ISLANDERS any one she should be held 10 . strict
accountability, precisely as III ugh a man
should Go the Same thing-no more, no less.
When ga lady," be it Mrs. Laura Gidiings
Julian or any other woman. steps iato "eo-
litical canvass" We shall treat her justly.
fairly and squayely, and in SO doing, We hope
not to forget The amenities duo "a lady" from
a gentleman.
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"Twenty-seven men were incar-
cerated in the calAboose, for drunk
ennees, on the occasion Of the
white Grant Colbaith meeting, "for
western Ohio and eastern Indiana"
and not one OH the day of the
great Liberal county rally of the
18th. Poor Baxter, poor Baxter,
he does not like liberal co npany."
-Thistlethwaite.
~ He knew this was false when
he penDed If this lnendacious
scribbler will take the pains to ex-
anime the Mayors docket, he will
find two "liberal democrats" were
furnished lodgings in the calaboose
on Tuesday last; whilst, on the
day Senator Wilson spoke here,
NOT ANY PERSON OR PERSONS WERE
CALABoosED. Had the police force
taken up all who h,d imbibed an
excess Of the democratic plank, on
the 18th instant, not less than
atwcnty seven" liberal democrats 8
would have been lodged in the
cala5oose on that day, instead of
two. William Baxter likes 'sliberal
company" but no one censures
him for not liking such unmitigat-
ed <'liberar' LIARS, as George W.
julian, ard the bad Bill of the
Herald.--such very "libersl compa-
N.Y. should always be avoided by
ell honest men.
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Henry Wi's,n has de, lei emphaticsly that
he has ever held any Credit Mobilier stock, or
that he has ever had any property in the
Pacific Railroad or any ther railroad or cor
porasion which has appeared before Congress
for action. Mr.. Blaine has made similar
denial and when the whole matter is sifted
down it will probably be found that the
charge is a canard gotten up Tor political
purposes. and which has fallen as far short
of its max as its predecessors have Of
theirs.
Since writing the above dispatch comes
from Washington containing denial on the
part of General Garfield, equally as emphatic
as the others. These deaials are more than
mere assertions. fssr i. false they can easily
be proyed.-IEter- Ocean.
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at Pittsburg-Letter from President
Grant.

The Soldirrs' and Sailors Reunion
at Pittsburg-Letter from President
Grant.
F. New YORK, Sept. 10.
The following letter in relation
10 the Soldiers and Sailors Con-
vcntion at Pi.tsburg, was received
this morning by Col. L. E Dudley,
Sec-etary..of the Veterans National
Committee:
"LoNG BRANCH, Sept. 9, ~.
"DEAR SIR; I am in receipt OF
your letter of the 4th inst, extend
ing to me-, by your committee, a
pressing invitation to attend q
grand mass convention of veteran
soldiers, to he held in the city of
Pittsbure on the 18th inst. Ny
desire to attend and meet again go
many Of my old companions in
arms is very great, but my judg-
ment tells me to leave celebration
w tuSSC uOSC IuOtlt CS
cannot he misunderstood. I know
of no class Of citizens better en-
titled 10 meet in Convention and
have the weight accorded to their
views than The veteran soldiers
who risked their lives for TIE hon
OR and perpetuity Of their country.
l am sure your councils will be
marked BY wisdom and patriotism,
and that the meeting of SO many
comrades will be a joyous and an
advantageous one. l wish for you
all what you expect from your
meeting of the 18th instant, end
only regret that l cannot be with
you Gu that occasion.
with great respect, your obedi-
emit servant,
ssU. S. GRANT"
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CRATE BROWN ON THE TWO
PARTIES.

The words Of man will outiiye
his honesty. Gratz Brown, VIII lc
in the United States Senate utter
ed truths that may well be cher
ished by his old friends who knew
him before ambition led him astray
Though We turn from tie man as
he is, we shall give him credit for
what he was. No better descrip-
ton of the two parties could be
given than the one he gave in the
Senate, March 8, 1854. Listen to
his words:
"Ycu have . Radical party and
q Conservative party, and none
other in this nation at this time.
This is the line Of .demarcation
along which rcadjustment is actu
ally taking place, and it is in pres
ence OF the real combat where
conflict clears up theory, that you
will end the true position of the
politics Of the country. The form
or marches under the one banner
Of immediate freedom as essential
to assure progress; the other, un-
der many flags to preserve section
alisms, falsify dem ocracies, invite
foreign interventions. aad betruy
the hope of the people. The one
would grapple to the future and is
precious promises by every mode
and at all cost; the other would
cash now the Revolution, and that
at a heavy discount, to buy or re-
tain Office and power. The one is
born OF faith; the other is the bas-
tard scion and representative Of
compromise. One is the advance;
the other is the reaction
Brown has deserted the party
that "was born of faith for 1.-THE
bastard scion and representative oil
compromise" He bears to-day tbs
banner of that party that means
reaction" Yet the party of ad
vance moves onward without him
Greater men than Brown have fall
en- from the ranks or deserted t.
the camp, Of the enemy, but tn
grand army Of freedom and pro
gress has marched to victory I'M
mindful Of the loss. So it will b.
in November. The people bea
aloft the standard Of right and jus
tice, and with Grant as their lead
er will win a triumph as brillian
as any ever won in the name o
liberty.
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ATLANTIC Z PACIFIC n Il.
Coz soUrH.aN PAcIrIc.)

July Is. 1856. Bill 10 grant right Of way
AMI two hundred feet on either side, stone on
ell rublic le nds, end also ten alternate sec.
tons on each side in the States. with tie priv-
iiege Of locating = itl.in tho limits Of twenty
miles Of the road. Ard granting through tho
Territories twenty alternate sectiOus en- each
side within tie limits-of iorty miles. This
road 10 start from Spring field, No., and to
branch f,on Van Buren,, Ark and extend tn
the Pacific ocean. On the final passage Of
this bill, Mr.. Julian nd fifty nine others voted
yea Against lis passage we're Orth, De-
trees, and Farquhar, eigLty-two not voting,
Julian being the only Republican from this
mated Mt about 9, O00, 900 acres. See CT ri
5, ,st 8 18th c., 4lS3.
KANSAS & EEOsHo VALLEY r. r.
July %, 1885. Bill for right Of way and
twenty sections per mile. Committee on Pub
lie Lands reports to extend the limits within
WHICH 70 select lands. YeaS aud nays not
/. called, but no protest from Dir. Julian 10
heard. Land given away equal TO about nine
or ten counties. See dl pt 5, lst sS7,h G, P
405S.
STOCKTON 4 coPPERoro Oils R. R.
March 2, 1866. Road forty miles lorR
nearly hall the land taken up BY sPeeulators;
grant ten alternate sections per mile; might
~
Julian and three ether Republicans voted yea.
! See 81 pit 8, ID seth c,p ll69.
PACIFIC ROAD AMENDMENT.
The Union Pacific Railroad bil, was amend
cd so "a to double the amount of land donat-
cd, making it ten alternate sections on each
side in the States an: twenty alternate Sec
tons on each side in the Territories. The
amendment also permitted the company to
issue its on a bonds 20 the amount of 1928 600
per mile, and making them first lien upon
the road, thus subordinating about forty-four
millions of United Stats bonds TO the CON-
pany bonds. As all branches Of the road
were put upon an equality with the trunk line,
the amendment probably gave away over
10000 900 of acres, making ever 10000, 000
in all. Mr.. Julian voted tor the amendment.
Bee CT pit 4, lat 3sth c, p s244.
The above is bu. partial list Of MIR.
Julian's votes to donate public lands to
corporations.
While we confess to perfect astonish-
ment at finding Bfr. julian voting for
nearly all the great land jobs, and his
''record" so at variance with his profess
sions, we wish it distinctly understood
that we are not copdemning all these
votes; we are expressing no option on
them. They are cited to show the des-
pera!e crookedness Of the man who de-
nouuced Democrats, in 1868, for mcah-
nesses he helped them put through, and
is ro~ denouncins the Republican party
!or the record be made for it, The items
being identically the same as he hurled
at the Democracy four years since. New
Castle Courier.
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REPUBLICANSTATET TICKET

For Governor,
e;en. THOMAS M. BROWNE,
OF Randolph.
Lieutenant Governor.
LECNlDLS SFXTON, OF Rush.
Congressman at Large.
GODLOvES- ORTIZ. Of Tippecanoc.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
Of KOsciuskO County.
Secretary of State,
Hon. w. w. CURRY, Of yigo.
Auditor of State,
JAMES A. WlLDMAN, Of Howard.
TrersuIer Of State,
JOHN ID. GLOVER, of Lawrence.
Reporter OF Supreme Court,
CO.. JAMES b. BLACK. of Marion,
ClerA Of Supreme Court,
CHARLES SCOLI., OF CLARK.
Supelinterds Mt Of Public Instruction,
BENZ. w. SMITH, of Marion.
Attorney General.
JAMES r. DENNY. Of Knox.
Electors for State at-L argc.
JONATHAN W. GORDON, Of Marion.
JOSEPH .. BUCKLES, Of Delaware.
JOHN SCHWARTZ, of Dearborn.
ISAAC 8. MOORE, of Warrick.
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3
Drink. n.ade 81 Poor Rum. Whissey. Peocf
SniTit. md pof,,sc finnor1 doctored. snlced.
mi swecfened 10 please the taste caiied
!" rcnics ); - Annefixers y g I:satorers - ~
ruin. hut are a ira Medicire. rna6e from fhe
native roots And heffs Of Caiisorniss ~ Srsm
IN Alcoholic t3tirnuIants. they arc ne croof
Blood Puri6cr ard Life-givfns PrincipiA,
tenn earring on m poisono1s mssf0r ma
resfnFine The blood to \ keolfhy con6ff5oo. En-
richfn1 it rcfrcshin9 and fnvf9oFnfin0 kofh
mind min and Sed aey sfs cay g n -
resni{G sa6 ana rciiolae IN III fnrma a 0lne0oe.
m Rersem ean 40 SAeso DitferS e.
cofding 70 directions, md remain loneu. wen,
minerSi poison o. ofSer neona. m Is MI
oreans vssted beyond the poinf ofTe1eir.
6Yooopela q In6lee0eaa0. 6oo6ncAo.
Pain ID the shoulder1, Co1ghs, Tah0e0 oftAs
ach, Bad Taste In the Mouth, Bjliou1 Attacka Pal
pita.tOn ofthe Heart, Inflammation q he L1ngo,
Pain In tie regions ofthe KidneyA and hundred
Dyspepsia. In tsese compiainss i be- 10 seusi.
and one bottle wfll prove better g1a9onfeo Of
10 merits than lengthy adveFtioenent,
Tee Te..ale Cena1iatnes, u yoanG eoad.
or tie nm 81 he. these IONS RttssS diso1sy 3
decided an influence that 8 Married l1pe0ye.
ment n soon peroepttb1e,
For InAanmatsry aAd Chrenls
gcstion, Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent
Fever8, Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidney0 and
Bladder. these Bitters have been most succe1sful.
Such Diseases are caused byvit3atedBtoodW which
b generally produced by deTaagenent OF tho
Digestive Organa
They are = Gentle Pur4ativs - vvell
- Tonic, poasessing also the peculiar merit
OF acting a. powerful agent In relieving Con.
gestion or lnnammatton Of the Liver and VI
ceral Organs and In Bilious Diseases. e.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptioua, letter. 0alt-
Rheum, Biotchea Spots, Pimplee, Pustules, Bots,
Carbuncles, Rtn9.W0Em1, Stabilized Sore Eyes
ErysipelAa, Itch, 6curf6, DiDcosorattons Of tho
whatever name or nature, are literally dug up
and carried ont O. the oy1tem In short time BY
the use Of these Bttere. One bottle In s1ch cases
win convince the most tncredulous OF their cur
alive enectA
Cleanse Ghe V1t1ateA Bleed whenever
you End its Impurities bursting through the
skin In Pimpaes, Eruptions. o. Sores cleanse It
when you ind u oootxucted and a1uGGi1h In tho
veins cleans &c when Il u foul your feelings
win tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and
the health OF the system WIN follow.
Grateful Theusanas proclaim vrNEoAR
BrfTERS the most W0nderful lnvtgoroue that
ever sustained the eenkmg system. q
FIN Tapes and otAer worms lurking
IN tne system OF 30 many tnOosandA are enec-
tuely destroyed ana removed. says di9tin-
Guished pnyA0l0gee: There u scarcely an indi-
v1dual on the ace ofth0 earth whose body b ex-
empt nom tine presence OF W0rmA IL u NOT ND
on the healthy elements Of the body that wormA
exist, put upon the 0tee1Deo humOTB and Shiny
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attract attention TO it--and its Ap-
pearance told the TRUTH OF the
situation OF the democratic party
in both the State an.l Natica 10
day. The muslin on tie sides Of
the wagon, thus sadcn with that
old, rusty. used up boiler should
have contained these words; This
is true emblem Of the ..busted-
mp" democratic party!'
-As idle from the music, made
by the two Richmond Cor net
Bands, The New Castle and Centre
vile C0rnet Bands and three mill
tary Bands, very little enthusiasm
vas evoked. There was en- occa-
sionsl "Raw fur Greeley on the
march, echoed by a chorus of little
'rsws!' The savalcade presented
a betwe entity appearance 100
gay for f.neral. and too solem D
for political fsndango.
On the grounds in the afternoon
about $500 or 1000 people gather
ed, fully one half Of them Republi-
cans, and present out OF curiosity,
TO hear the Hon. Thomas A. Hen
bricks, the candidate for Governor,
and J. R. Cravens, candidate for
Lieut.. Gov, on the Dolly Warden
ticket. Mr.. Hendricks made his
usual speech, charging Wholesale
fraud and corruption upon the Re-
publican party and General Grant.
The speech was tame and void OF
all interest and failed to raise the
usual rcady-to- be-rsised bowls of
the "unwashed." 1t was heightened
and geDtlenanly and consequently
could not be appreciated
Cravens' speech was one mass OF
buffoonery and plagiarism, without
even the merit of originality, and
was gladly received by the unter-
lifiCd. IL
Messre. Schurz, Julian and Dew
elm did not put in an appearance,
owing to some unforeseen circum-
stance. Since the meeting, we
have learned from reliable sources
that Develin did not authorize the
announcement Of his name and
now Gays that "when they go &c
making Republican Of him and
ask him to vote and work for {
man who has all his life been al
enemy to him and his party, h,
will vote for General Grant i;
preference" At night the :sBull
of-tEe-~oods,' Dave Cooling, helt
forth unsolicited to a crowd O
about two hundred worn. out
sleepy, marched down torcbligbt.
bearere, more than one third o
whom we're young boys unable 4
vote by reason Of immaturity.
In order to make up the process
sion the prime movers in the affai
hired persoBs TO participate in. il
and it can be proven that on
young lady here in the city wa
paid 81, TO. ride in oneof the wag
ons. Ahis is . matter Of fect ant
can be proven.
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..rImE-HoNORED- PARTY OUT
Democrat. Eathusing.

The display on Tuesday last, in
big wagons, flags, &c, beat the
demonstration of the col ored Re
pn ,licans here on the 29.h of
last month, very little in ONE re-
specie. Whilst our colored friends
had more voters in the procession,
by three fourths, the Greeleyites
managed to double them in minors
lin that line they were q success;
for we never recollect seeing more
little. children and babies in pro-
cesslon in our life, excepting at a
Sunday School celebration. Tho
two big wag0ns loaded with little
girls, dressed h:cely in white, and
the wagons tastefully decorated,
presented fine appearance; but
like a noted experiment tried upon
one of the Kings OF Israel, when
he was OLD and we'll stricken in
years. to induce warmth, life, and
animation, in his corporal frame
by getting tie most beautiful
tamsel to 'lay IN his bosom"
that beautiful sight Of innocence
and youth failed to infuse a
warmth-to galvanize old man
Grceley's frame or fame, into po-
litical vitality in Eastern Indiana.
We counted the number of persons
in the procession, a. they went by
our Office, and We believe we got
them all-men, woven, boys, girls
and babics--and they footed up
jast elk hundred and sixtyseven
One sight attracted % 90 being
especially appropriate; although
IT first glance, we thought it wa!
the Cardiff Giant on wheels to rep
sesent the prone appearance tina
tic mongrel party will present il
November next, but second lool
showed 10 that it was an old, di-
Iapidated. ssbusted''. boiler. OF
which several persons were engaa
cd bpsily hammering, in order t
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w no Backed Oa.!
aid jerry to Dave

Il propose therefore, to make an ar
rangeinent with you for general joint
CANVASS of the Distiict--as many appoint
ments as you desire--with the under
standing that the first meeting, at which
you shall have the s'open ard close"
shall be devoted exclusively TO the dis
cussion efyour proposition to tax bonds"
Said Dave to Jerry
sin view Of the past spprehend If I
should name q Lime, and ..place' to
meet to arrange for general joint can
vass that no arrangement could be
made, unless you were allowed to DR.
range tho appointments to suit yon,-
self"
The Hancock bIatherskite throws up
the sponge--he has had enough Of "Lit-
tie Jeny."-Connersville Times.
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"a KNOW.NOTHING.~
Wilson and Greeley Compared.

Wilson and Greeley Compared.
From the New York Post, Sept S..
i. Mi. Greeley II or Is years ago. was, as
well as Henry Wilson, Know Nothing.
Yielding to the political exigencics Of the
time, be, as we'll as Mr.. Wilson, drifte1 with
that tide, and used his influence TO aid and
comfor! the Kno. Nothing party. We do
not say that he was right we do not say
that he was wrong. We do not raise the
question whether in 1872 We shall try by alb
solute principles the contest Of politicians
who, in 1854 ., were governed by the politi-
cal expediencies Of that mnment. But this
we do insist on as bare justice-t!at If Mr..
Greeley is TO be acquitted because political
expediency in 1851 is not to be measured
by the political principles OF 1872, like mercy
shall be extended to Mr.. Wilson, but that il,
tried by the political principles Of 1872, Mr..
I W ilson of that remote period is TO be held np
to the execration of the :'to,eign element
ebbet of precisely the same shape and d.
nensions, and covered with precisely the
same devices, shall be erected for Mr.. Greeley.
In September, 1854 or 1855, but in which
year we ara not quite certain, Know Moth
ing meeting WAS he'd at Kingston, Ulster
county, 10 this State, aud at that meeting Mr.
Greeley was one Of tie speakers. Resolutions
were passed, and thoagl, they scre not giyen
10 the brief report Of The nee,irg which we
remember 10 have seen, it may be fairly as
sumed tina. they were Of the usual Know.
Nothing character. Mr.. Greeley, in his
speech. avoved his approval of them. He at
tended the meeting, not as an opponent, but
a. friend and an advocate of Know Nothing
doctrines. Know -Nothingism in Ulster couu.
ty, New York, was just as hiIeous-or just
As lovely, whichever il was-as in SuiIolk
county Massachusetts,. It was just the same
in Massachusetts,. politician aspiring to a
seat in the Legislature, as it was in New
York party editor aspiring TO q seat in-well,
anywhere. II to be Know.Nothing IVES lin
one Of these men crime or blnsder, IL
could not have been viz tue or an evidence
Of wisdom iu the other. Whatever it was in
Wilson, that also was il in Greeley. II it
was a bad thing in a man who was to be a
Vice. Presidential candidate in 1879, it was
worse thing in man who was to lie Presi-
dental candidate in 1872. The half column
= day, more or less, which the Tribune has
hurled for weeks past ~ Henry Wilson, be-
cause he was Know Nothing seventeen or
eighteen years ago, any Grant AMI Wilson
paper may take rer5atin esiiscratine, substi.
tuting 0reelsy's name only for W iIsou, and
hurl them back again at the Tribuns's candle
date for the Presidency. They win fall with
the force and precision Of an ill-thrown boom.
srang upon the heads Of those Who first ret
them in motion.
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Congress, 18th District,
Hon. Jerre. M. Wilson
Republican County Ticket.

Representatives, L G Walker, VIM Baxter
Judge 9th Com. Pleas Dis, John Kibby:
Proecuting Atty, John L. Rupe.
Pro. Atty Dis 18th D w Comstock;
Pro. Atty Criminal Court, Tbos J Study.
Treasure, Joseph g Lemon;
Sheriff, VIM b Study;
Commissioners, VIM Brooks, iona Baldwin;
Cornelius Thornburg;
Coroner, John Roney;
Real Estate appraiser, X w Anderson;
Surveyor, Robert A Howard.
Township Trustee, samson Boon;
Townsf in Assessor, " m. Dulin.