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gsnrtRP.
THE GOSPEL OF LABOR.

Mrs. Margaret J. Preston, in . poem pub
shed in the Southern Magazine for Decem-
er, gives some excellent advice, as "What
be South says to her Cbildren.,' She Gays:
Let us wrest from the future the guerdons
That to resolute purpose belong
Let US fling from our spirit the burdens
And quit us like men. and be strong
bring you, compatriots, brothers,
Gas largess We dare not disdain.
Like Natures that bountiful mother's)
Savannahs as smooth - the main.
Ny valleys shall whiten all over
With SHOWS never born of the cold,
And grain, like Midas, shall cover
Every slope that it touches with gold.
The clink of the artisans hammer
Shall scare from the forest its glcoms;
In ths brake shall the water fowls clamOr /;
Be drowned by the clash Of the looms.
Then up from your torpor, 70 sleepersi
The dream ye are dreaming deceives
Go forth to the fields with the reape-s
And garner the prodigal sheaves.
With fiocks gladden. meadow ard mountain
With tinkling herds speckle each hill,
And blend with the plash Of the fountain
The rumble and roar Of the mill.
Brave hearts that have welded the sabre,
Staunch spirits that stood by the gun,
Take heed 70 the Gospel Of Labor;
Tae old dispensation 10 done
Put hands to the plow Of endeavor,
Plant foot in the deep -farrowed track;
Set face to the future, and never
One wavering moment look back. /
For none who despairingly centre
Their thoughts on the-by.gone, and ban
The present, are fitted to enter
The on-coming kingdom of man!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

.
A cynical individual, on reading
. story in one Of the papers lately,
noted in his memorandum book as
follows: s:6omsbody whistled.
Teacher calls up. . big boy on sus-
picion. Big boy comes mp and
holds out his hand, sullen and saw.
age. Noble little boys comes man.
fully forward and says: I'm the
boy that whistled, SIR ct the time
extending his hand. Teacher
SINNERS down and lets them both
Of. mem. )-Noble lirtle boy
thought teacher wouldn't lick him
II he told the truth, and knew the
big boy would 1.-THE didn't
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20
TRUTH OF rHE DEAD.

In some moral reflections on the
death Of James Fisk, jr., the En-
quirer declares this true rule Of
morals:
It is no charity to such men to
say that the grave should hide er.
rors and their crimes. It is maw-
kish sentimentality which wedo not
approve Of. Mems lives aud acts
belong to the world, and it is the
estimation in whloh they are to be
held when dead that must create
the incentive TO noble and worthy
life. It was meet that Fisk ehonld
die IS he did, and the example
must not be lost. Men who would
emulate him must be taught that
there is retributive justice and
compensation for misspcnt life
which cannot be evaded. 1t gen
orally comes in the shape that it
has como to Fisk.
This is remarkably correct. 1t
Was upon this rule that we acted
~ "na aus"Ss "a sAA6 ufOu suC CuaFac-
ter and public career Of CLEMENT
L. VALLANDIGHAM, when he shot
himself in rehearsing . trick to
clear murderer; but then the En-
quirer condemned the rule which
it now asserts, and answered our
just reflections by such epithets as
jackal. We note its conversion TO
the rule, that the bad lives of dead
men should be Justly judged as
lessons to the living. with entire
appreciation. Since it has exer-
cised this rule in the case of FISK.
It has virtually recanted it's epithets
upon the GAzHrrB for its lust re-
Elections oa the life of q public
man whose influence was far moro
pernicious, whose character was
more selfish, whose aims were
vastly more destructive to the
public welfare, and who left behind
him nothing Of good that he ever
did Of attempted .-[Cin. Gazette.
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Women Pre- aching.
From the Commercial:

From the Commercial:
Several persons have addressed
me, through the Post-offioe, to
know how explain Paul's words,
that women shall not teach, but
keep silence in Church To those
who could not afford time to come
and here, / reply.
i FIRsT-No Church, in any age
or nation, has considered this
command literal, or enforced it.
SEcoND-It is not probable that
Paul would issue q command to
suppress tho speaking of female
prophets. eight of whom are
named in the Bible, each of whom
had as good authority to silence
Paul as he had to silence them.
THIRD-Paul gave direction
how women should speak in
church, and comm ended several
women preachers by name, which
proves that he approved Of their
ministry.
FoURTH-The pulpit has long
been too masculine, and the
Church too feminine. Il is time
70 try . change. s5
n. SUNNnRBHLL.
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AZ Isaac Murry. Of Lsural

As Isaac Murry, Of Laural. was
driving to town In his buggy ON
Saturday morning Last, one Of the
front spindles broke, throwing the
front part of the buggy ON the
ground. and he having no control
Of his horse in that condition. and
fearing that he might run, jumped
out Of the buggy for the purpose
Of checking him, And in 90 jump
ing, kroke both bones Of his right
leg , short dtstanos above the
ankle. the horse then started and
ran about . mile and . half, break
ing the buggy to pieces. The
patient is getting along g we'll as
might be oxuected..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

A dentist was recently saved
from drowning by q laborer, and
from the depths Of his grateful
heart exclaimed, 'sNoble, brave,
gallant man! how shall 1 reward
you9 Only come 10 my house, and
/ will cheerfully pull out every
tooth you have got in your head,
and not charge you . sixpence.
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! o II N n. PoPP,

7 q II N H. p q PIP.
4 TTORNEY AT Law and NO.
"A. TAR1, Office No. 80, Main street
& .hmond, Ind: attends to the collec
sion OF all claims in any State the Union
Will practice in any Of the Courts OF Indiara
and Ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and
Powers of Attorney, either inland or for
ADAH, in Cincinnati, German Consul) and
uILL LLRR Co., ofNew York, ] am enabled to
forw ard and receive any money packa ges or
other valuables, As we'll As to attend to tho
transit Of persons from any part ofEuropo
or from this country.
All business strictly confidential and
promptly attended to. J.H. p.
July 7th. 1869. 1otf
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A SPECIAL rrAruRs.

The PnsMx will contain, as m espeesa!
feature, . more compile record of incidents and
results Of the late terrible fife, than can be
found in any book, payer or other publication
r. the country. So numerous and inaccu-
rate have been the accounts sent forth, that
something reliable and readable is eagerly
sought at this time, and tho PHENrx will hil
the bill.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

Tho Anderson Herald Is in ia
vor Of abolishing Grand Juriss;
and thinks there il q chance for
some man to distinguish himself
in the next Legislature by putting
through . reformitory bill.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

A Monroeville lad named Brown
made = target Of his fathers barn
door the other day, and the upshot
was that the old man cold 1 horses
hide to . Fort Wayne tanner the
next morning. A
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20

A JeffersonvilIe infant named
Fenton will grow 70 be a sewing
machine agent, perhaps, If it keeps
on. Last week it swallowed the
thumb-screw to . machine, and
would have died il il sensible old
grandmother had not the presence
Of mind to unscrew it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-20
u. Cslfax snA Dc viss.R Presidency.

,n.u.. w.
!. - ~ ~ ~ n. -. - ncisar s,t hss f,snk.
i-s.s.x es.t .ns-,ehsterd;no
= Il .-n-.S S.....s"".sc. - ra
si.. ~ src- rrhiic 49, i;es ;0 - ,hs eiosc
sr -. 80 ,,-..nn. ss,m :, Ws NOM
:. ;..s;or .I.o = s "N.,sa Mn 10 thc Re-
,n,.tisa.n ,. co..scts,r =. -ill feey
@ ,s.,nS - 5000 =. .rd 4 fr,,her
80. .h.. ~ rcr.s-s,;cn vould
nrchal,lv he ss,en, ehie 81 Mn.
We hsvs hesri Mr. Colfax ex.
n,..s h;msalr S.e.iv .rd ig.nnIv
an ~. ;rt.rtirr - retirn from
IN nnhIic ,;ts Il the erniration a. the
tarm for vhics he vaa elected and
~ hie e.rneatn.es snd aesi,e r. do
g there Is not 10 lesat doubt. and
! he has manv resons for 20 doing
h received eicht nominstions bv
hia ner1v Tor. ConOreea.@ and three
nnanimons nominstions bv his DO.
l;t;cal essccietea in the House Of
R.rreeo,t.sive. q, Snaatar. He
~ nommatsd eor ce-Presid ent
IN the ticket Mn Cen Grant in
mite IF cecuranhi6.l locality. over
msnv dietironiehed comnetitors
when eleote6 - snnouneed 10 his
moet intimAtsa friends tbst there
he intende,I to halt and after he
had served that tarrl, NOT TO be an
asnirant for q nomsnatien to that
or apy other once. His preates.
Ambition vaa safiafief1 and he had
M daeire tn take 4 sten higher.
ETvertv vesrs a. nolitical sunpors
v.a 81 much a he could cxpect.
E.nd - cI.imeds that n the next
Netionsi Cnnveniinn vifh Gen
Grant a. the nominee for Presi-
! dart ~. E,et or tha Sonth had n
pricht peopraphicallv to expect the
second offsce. and he would cheer
fnllv sunnort the nominee and la.
Thor a = nrivate citizen for the
4 n-;rc;nIe ha hed ~ lon0 and earn
estlv ma;nta;n.d
Another reason Tor Mr. Colfax's
das;r;no tn retire tn nrivate life ia
that he = bv no means q wealthy
man in the common acceptance Of
the term From tho flav he he.
r.mo Snaoker ~ tbe Ho,,.a mr. to
ths nra.ert hour his axnenses
S.ve .v psc pa1cesd.d % S;s rsce;nts The
V;.s prss;dan h.s IN Evc in waab.
;rcton IN stvIe hecom;no the
second h;oh cat Office in the n.-
t;on and IN the nresent meaoear
..I.rv .e.-lv cnerh.If nf ;t 1nea
fcr hor.. rart .lor. Everv man
i;Le. - l.v mn somatb;no for .so
| r.;rv I.vn M, Colfav e an ex-
| cellert hu.;ne.. man and has
m.nr GOOD offer. ava;t;no accen-
! eat;cn yhcn his term eria at
! h;oh s.i.rv .on. If which he wou,d
- - .ana.. J ~. , o.. das;-a - l;ra
| = IN th;s c;tv -hsra hss hean = c;t;
| zer for over thirty wears ana for
-ho.e c;t;,ene he ha. had eucb a
! candid and earnest friend.h;n
! Accord;noiv ,s.t ve.r ha ;nvaated
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,,.urrruI ILLUSTRATIONS.

Il viii b illustrated with eugravinRs ta-
ken from Photographs Of the Chicago Ruins,
instead Of sketches "By Our Special Artist
Who vas not con the spot )" and thus give
series Of PBRTHcr VIEWS, not obtainable else
where, and the first number will contain the
only correct map Of the burned city.
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nArpY HOURS.

That beautiful literary journal, "HAPPY
HovHs," whose publisher Was the first to IS
eue paper TO meet the public demand, after
the awful hre, has been merged into lit
erary department of the PHENIx, which will
embrace tie contributions of more than sixty
Of ths most popular writer's OF the day.
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Il is consolidation of other journals, and
their former circulation. eH
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fyrnpvrpD oonAxIoN AND wPxRsPAx1

IpIBUDIDD COAxANiUN AND
its columns are devoted to News, Com
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sic, Humor, Pastime, Poetry, Fashion, Soci.
ETY. news, and enough Of Romance to make II
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A rxurHruL RECORD.

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T. Sble recorder Of inciden's and facts con-
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ACCOUNTS or THE F1nR.

Il will contain only such accounts rs are
vouched FOR by reliable witnesses, and will
correct the erroneous and fabricated state
ments of sensational writer's.
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A missionary 10 gathering lambs
10 the Mormon fold at Gordon.
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At only two dollars year in fact it shaN be
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Mideletown has shipped IL car
loads Of hogs this year.
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MARY F.THoMAs, MD
Practicine PHYSICIAN.

OFFIcH NoRrH-IAsr Coz. MAIN 81 xTH,
1ICH1GOND, INDIANA.
~Special Atten- OFFICE HOURS
tion to Obstetrics and Ito 8 a. M. II to
Diseases of Women p. M, and TO 9p.
Oct. 81, 1871. n3t2f
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The Best French Calf and
Kip Boots neatly made
iu The latest style on short notice, and at
reasonable figures. None but the best ma
tsiial used. No: 336 Main street. near Sixth,
Richmond. Ind. n3Olv
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-31
Sound Criticism.
Prom the Columbia union, Rad.I

from the Columbia Union, Rad.
The General Appropriation Bill is now be-
fore the General Assembly, and we hope and
trust that it will be closely scrutinized before
1t ia passed into law. AS 1t now stands, 1t
appropriates upwards Of seven hundred thou
sand dollars, exclusive of interest on the pub
lie debt. We hope the Legislature will not
forget the fact that, for the past three or four
years, the appropriations have exceeded the
revenue from taxes several hundred thousand
dollars, and, 10 make up this deficiency, the
State has been compelled to go into the mar
ket to borrow money at ruinous rates of In
terest, heavy commissions, with other con-
comItanis consequent upon forced loans.
1t seem to US that this Is the time to apply
the much talked about measure of retrench-
ment and reform Let the General Assembly
appropriate sufficient money TO keep the State
Government aaoat, together with the amount
necessary to carry into successful operation
our common school system, and let Improve
ments of public buildings or grounds, and
other like features, walt more prosperous
condition oil the Slate finances. At least two
hundred thousand dollars can be struck OF
the present bill, and the State suffer no detri-
ment whatever.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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he entered aMyrtle avenue car, in the vicinity
of Fort tiGreen;place, bleeding profusely about
the hea1> and apparently in seml-stupor. BE
paid his fare, and requested to be let out a
Pineapple street, in which street he boarded
Hels next-heard of as having reached his
boarding house. Upon being questioned ne
stated that he had been assaulted IN the cal
by two ruffians, and robbed of his watch; oul
this statement was evidently the result OF his
mental confusion consequent upon the assault,
which had been committed upon him previous
to his entering the car, as ample tesimony
has been produced TO prove that he
was In this lamentable eondltion "nen
he got upon the car In ayrtie avenue
An examination of the unfortunate man's
condition showed that his skull had been
spllt open by q terrible blow from some
blunt instrument. He dtedion the next day,
leaving no clue to his assasslns. That he was
assaulted for the purpose of robbery seems
very evident, since his watch has been stolen.
Three notorious jail birds have been arrested
on suspicion of completely In the fearful crime.
The facts 30 far developed in the case go TO
nroye the existence of an organized gang OF
hiebwaymen in that part Of Brooklyn. Since
New Years Day there have been no less than
FIVE deadly assaults made upon pedestrians oy
robbers in this locality. The mysterious MUIR
der of Mr.. Panormo has greatly alarmed the
community, and many citizens residing near
the scene Of the tragedy refuse to leave their
houses after dark.
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The Import Duty ON Rice.

: The House of Representatives, on Mon
day, adopted the following joint resolution
"Whereas, The Congress OF the United
States, In plain violation OF the doctrine ina
there should be, either free trade, In refer
.ence to the products OF all The world, or else
san equality of protection seems to be about
TO remove the duty from rice, one Of the
staple products OF this Statei and'Whefeas
IN the Judgment of this General Assembly
such measure would be partial In character
and disastrous in resnlts;' be 1t, therefore, Z
"ResoIued BY the House Of Representatives
of the State Of South Carolina, the Senate
coIcurring, That the repeal of the tariff OF on
rice,the culture of which staple Is the princl
pal source of profit and support OF 30 large
apor,ion of the laborers of this State, would
be unwIse, partial and disastrous.
fuResolued, That our Senators are hereby
Instructed, and ouri representatives to the
Congress of the United stntes arc hereby re.
ouested to use their influence TO secure The
continuance of the protective duty on rice.
"Resolued, That This General Assembly
would not be understood, by this action, as
endorsing the principle of high tariff tol
protection.
"Resolued, That. his Excellency the Govern
or is hereby requested, Immediately upon the
adoption Of these resolutions, to forward GER
titled copies thereof to his Excellency the
President OF the United States, the President
of the Senate and Speaker of<the House O
Representatives. and to our Senators ane
Representatives to Congress, who are hereby
requested to lay the same oeforethat body"