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Sheriff. sale.

ny vktss II = sxscstio, 10 ~ directed
- from he N11ne Circuit Cosrt, win
expoesa . Pubic Ba1e, ct the Court House
der e tAs tews q 0pnthvillss Wayne county
Esd Day of March, 1879.
p me oas 2. 81. ID ' Sss The ss..
property, to-wit:
Being part 81 the north east quarter OF
section number twsaty-eight (25), ia town
snip io1rtsn( - ,sangs enc ll) and bound
ed as follows; Co0Anencing on the west side
q the middle fork Of White Wa er, at David
hoover's northeast CORNER, and 5uhnin9 from
thence north thirty -four Gay dekrses, east
fifteen (l6) poles 70 corner; thence north
htty-four 50 degrees, east seyenteen (I7)
poles and i've CO links to corner; themes
south forty EIGHT f46) degrees, west sixteen
il6) poles and tw esve l;nks, TO ., corner;
thence south forty eight 49, degrees, east
twenty-one 81 poles and three (3) links, 70
the place OF beginning, containing two az
acre5, more or less; together. with all the
longing. e : A. -. -
I. Also. part Of The, porth-west quarter Of
sect'o o twenty-ssvea 81 township fourteen
-, range one !. wess; and bounded - fol-
lows, to-wit:
Rich0osd ssd.. Hillsboro' tusupikA, "a 6A-l0O
rods east OF the northwest corner of said
section, thence along the center Of county
road 81 3A-1o0 rods % stone; thence south
u 72-l0o rods 70 . Stone; thence south 80
degrees; west IS 56-l00 rods to . stonssin said
turnpike; thence north ~ degrees; east Is
24.lDo rods 70 H. place Of beeinIfnG; con-
tanning four acres and ninety six 90 perches
more or less. 5
10 be sold - the property Of Henry Hunter,
to satisfy said execution in my hands, in Ia
vor Of Joseph Finney. Said sale without re-
lief from valuation or appraisemeut laws.
WIN. b. STUDY, Sheriff Of W. C.
ABB. Young. Att'y for Pltsf-
Feb. 10Th, 1871, 5l-4w-pf$l2 90.
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We care nothing about the Eat,
tempt to write down. but we con-
fcss we are getting a surfeit Of tue
silly twaddle about the "brave and
MANNED soldier Burton, and she'll
be tempted if continued to ven
tilatc his record Il know him
we'll, Horatio.' and Can q tail IN
fold, in regard to his antecedents,
which would prove interesting if
not instructive Richmond In
dependent. ~
Like a poor piqued, petulent
old maid, comes this sniveling in
sinua.ion. It exhibits neither
principles nor manhood, and is a
disgrace to- the position to which
the present editor Of that paper,
Dir. R, H. Swift, aspires. If you
know anything of discreditable
character against Mr.. Burton, as
you iusinuate, and the public good
will be served by it's disclosure, dc
not be troubled with the 'tempsa-
tion," but .'unfold your tail.
j-Brookville American.
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H. b. Payne's answer 10 the
in'erogatories of the temperance
convention in regard to using his
influence if elected to the lcgisla
ta:e for a prohibitory liquor law,
is in the affirm alive. He is oppo.
scd to all license laws, and is in
favor OF the Ohio law of 1870 His
communication came too late for
this week.
Miles Moore, candidate for coun :
ty treasurer, also answers in the
affirmative the questions propoun-
ded. How much legislation can q
county officer do in favor of pro-.
hibitory liquor law, or any other
law? s@8
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sheriFs Sale.

DY virtne of decree and execution to me
ID directed from the Wayne Circuit Court,
l will expose at Public Sale, at the Court
House door in the town of Ceutreyille, Wayne
county, Indiana, on the
Esd Day of March, 1872.
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M, and 4
p. M on said day, the following property
to-wit: r. A.
Lots number foul teen (14) ami fifteen {15)
as numbered on the plat of lots laid out BY
Poe & Hittle, in the Town of Oakland, Wayne
county, Indiana, and being the south halt sec.
ton number FIVE 81, in township thirteen
(1s), Of r,nge one tl) west; except .
part Of said lot four teen (14,) beginning al
rort-cast corner of said lot IA, on the resi-
side of the Liberty Pike; running thence wes
along the north side Of sail lot seventy five
(z5) feet to a stone; thence in . southeast
ern direction forty-thiee 49, feet to west sid,
of the pike; thence along the west side Of sal
pike, sixty-eight (6S) feet, TO the place OF be-
ginning. @
| To be sold as the property Of George Fed
erer and Pauline Federer, TO satisfy said de
cree and execution in my hands in favor D
! Otillia Seitx. Ssid sale without relief from
valuation or appraisement laws.
eSs WN. H. STUDY,
| ss. Sheriff Of Wayne County.
Peelle Fox, Att'ys for PI't8.
Feb. %, 1879. gs5l-4w-p f.-9$. 90.
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II some persons could as "plainly see and
keenly feel" the unenviable attitude in which
they have voluntarily plac,i them
selves. by the boosted deception they have
practiced on their condding patrons, q the
individuals do. who have been trided with,
It is to be hoped there would be a change Of
programme. 81
The writer IS under no psrsonal or peeuni-
airy obligations, whatever-directo or remote
expressed or implied, to Judge Wilson.
That he may, or may not have made one re-
moval or appointment, that would have been
better unmade, cannot certainly. in TIE minds
ofany sensible, leTel-hsaded person. be deem
ed asufiicient reason fer opposing biz re.nom-
ination.
Tho letter OF Con. Butier,. Is respectfully
commended to the prayerful attention of shose
who, in the poetical and classical language,
of the Telegram, are using their "Dishrags"
in the vain and futile effort, to mis-fepresent
Jerry, and disseminate to his prejudice what
they themselves do not believe.
s ZETA. ~
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Where are we To-day !.

This query forms the head Of
an article on THE hrst page OF. to-
day paper. 10 which We ask the
special attention of our fellow
citizens Of Richmpnd, who are in
terested 10 fearful amount in
dollars-s,ock subscribe! by our
City Council-bcsi1es in the bur-
denso,nc tariff rates IT'S commercial
men ere taxed by the corporation
that has trickefl the confi6ing
President of r. d F. W. R. r. into
a lease, and absorbed the road and
its earnings for u period Of nin',ty-
nine years It may be too late 20
awake: cut Of the Rip Van Wink ..
sleep, our ci,izens have been lul =
ed into. and to arouse sufficient y
to regain that which has been q
foolishly Gas many believe) fritte e
ed away. We believe in trying 70
better our condition, and we. are
very snre our city's Railroad ill.,.
terest cannot be .worsted by tb Z
effort; but whatever is to be don ;
should be done quickly with de-
termination to- do something be-
sides talk Recollect the electio Q
for the new Board Of the shadow o
Directors of the R. & Fl. w. R. r.,
takes place on Thursday. April 4th.
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Meeting Of the District Contra
Committee.

Committee.
the Republican District Central
Committee. for the 4th Con.
gressional District of the State Of
Indiana met in Connersviile OF.
the Goth day CT March, 1872, per-
suant to the call OF the CHARM n.
thereof, and tie following pro-
ceedings were had. On motion
of DR.. Raymond of Franklin
county, the following resolution,
"as accepted:
Resolved. That a delegate con-
vention Of the Republicans Of the
Ash Congressional! District, of the
State Of Indiana, be held in Cam
bridge City, Wayne county, on
Wednesday the 17;h day of April,
1872, for the purpose of nominal
ing a candidate to represent said
District in the Forty third Com
gres. On motion of Mr.. Hay
worth Of Union Co, thefollc wing
resolutions were accepted.
Resolved; That the ratio Of Yep
resentation in said convention he as
follows: One delegate vote for
over one hr ndred votes cast for
the Republican candidate for
Secretary Of State at the Oct. sber
election in 1870, and one vote for
every fraction so cast over fifty.
Provided that any township,r NAV
ing cast less than fifty vote at
said election shall be entitled to
one delegate vote, and that the
vote cast for candidates in said
convention shall be cast by Town
shirs $50
Resolved. That in the Coun ties
where the popular vote system pre-
1 Wales the candidate receiving the
highest vote in the Townships hall
| be entitled to and have the vote
/ Of each Township cast for him in
said convention by the per- sons
duly authorized 10 cast each vote,
then tho same shall he by the I on
vention counted for the candi date
that received the largest vote cas-,
in said Township.
Resolved. That in coun ties
where the convention sysse .m''
prevailes. the central commi tee
of said counties are authorize d to
appo int the time ard manner fol
selecting the delegates. Of the
Township to represent and ':ast
the vote Of tho Township in the
said convention. eze 5.s-os
Resolved. That the proceedings
of this meeting be published in al
the Republican papers of the
Fourth Congressional District.
CoNFUC1Us EDWARDS, Chr'n.
| HENRY C.. Fox Sec'v ~
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Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
CAMBRIDGE CRY, IND. March 10.
Our community has been pa n
fully surprised by the arrest and
Imprisonment of one Of our ci til
zens, Robert S. Fletcher. DR., for
forging the name Of his father .md
brother to the amount of S12 500.
The victims are the National Bank
Of Knighstown. to the amount OF
81, $50; the Bank.;of Muncie, 81 800
and various other banks. The
whole amount was lost in lott cry
schemes and sanguinary conf lets
with the tiger.
Local politics are becoming in
teresting, Judge Wilson will IN
doubtedly be returned to Congress-.
There seems to be but little oppo-
sition to him in this county Or in
the district. 81
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For the Palladium.
A, Word Of Caution.
ZETA,

Mr.. EDrroR,-I like Ben. Clay
pool, because he isl good Repub-
lican; hence and therefore T feel.
like cautioning him against trust
ing too much to the SuRFAcE-hat-
terry that the Telegram has been
and is bestowing upon him So
gushingly for did he not thus be-
praise Judge Wilson two years.
ago, and now completely stulti6ess
himself with heaping upon that
gentleman unmitigated abuse. with,
out any cause apparently, or pro
vocation whatever. This change
of base can only be accounted for
on the hypothesis that no binding
force EXISTS when SUafAcE-labors
are bestowed without expecting or
receiving 'one cent of compcnsa-
ton. 1t may, however. alter the
case with Mr.. Claypool, il Sur
face is now working for him as his
paid henchman.' Who knows?
But, Mr.. Editor, ] do not car.
so much about SURFACE indica g.
tons like that / mention abore-I
only speak of it by way of caution
and as an illustration that what a
man does is the thing Now il,
connection with what hare writ
ten, ! desire TO say that Republi-
can mechanics and laboring mel,
are determined, generally, TO vote
! for the nomination Of the man VIII
is clearly in sympathy witk them
selves, and who, by his OWE exer-
tions and irdomi.ab!c vii, has
achieved success through dint of
| hsrd work Judge Wilson, they
know is the man for whom 10 vote
he understands oar wants and
We all know him to be an hon es,
and faithful Representative, and
we can all freely and fully endorse
him. MECHANIC.
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TREA6oN1' HOUSE,
JOHN ELLIOTT. Proprietor,
CORNER OF FIFTH AND MAIN
Richmond Ind. ?,
PREMIUM slNFORDGORN.

A new and distinct variety. 1t has been
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County Pairs wherever exhibited, NORTH
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70 double the quantity Of other corn. These
are facts. Every Farmer should send stamp
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PALLADIUM FOR 1872 Last
week, We glided into the forty-se
cond year of the Palladium we
did hope to give the cold gel
new "frock" to make her look
quite as handsome rs her neigh
bors-but We felt for the "spons'
and couldn't quite reach them. we
shall have to ask, our readers to put
up with her wrinkled face yet a
little longer, when we promise they
shall see heI ticAlcd with new tog
gerry. In the mean time. We ask
ali who are indebted to us to come
up and help us. New subscribers
solicited-old ones thanked foi
their patronage. The price 0! The
Palladium is 81 so in advance.
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The ST. Louis Democrat desires
to ask the Senator from Missouri
(Mr. Shurz) a question: Did he
ever write letter to gentleman
by the name Of Schwartz. of New
York, promising that, after he had
'laid out the administration in the
general-order business, he would
turn round and give to him
Schwartz. as aforesaid-all the
profits and emoluments of that
business ? We pause for a re-
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Congress, 4M District,
Hon. Jerre. M. Wilson
Then Look at This
I For thS Republican Nomination:

~
From Julia ms Radi.
cal since Ike was turn
ed out:
/" The Radical has
more political infu.
ence than II the other
papers Of Richmond
combined. "---[yaIias's
Radical. sr-
"Our unhappy and
bewiIdered neighbor OF
the PaNadi,m thinks
that Gen. Grant is the
Republican party
4 ymian's Roty,cH.
Nothing could b.
more shameful, more
dishonoring to political
deceney than the con-
duct of Cen. Grant in
using all the vast
power and patronage
,0f his high Office III
securing his reelection
for . secord ter m /;
lliurling from o I'll c e
honest, capable and
faithful men, simply
10 make places for
scalawags sndthieves
turning out tried Re-
lpublicans and unHinch .
ing loyalists, and put
ting in their places life.
llosg Democrats or hall
rebels "-Jntiaa's Rad
,iieul.
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A Little More on the same Subject.

A Little More on the same Subject
From the Connersville Times.
Judge Wilson's hnna organ, aAe
Connersville Times, wa tcs another
column of it's valuable space this
week, in tryingto prove that the
Telegrsm,is. inconsistent, has lied,
and all that sort of, thing, because
we praised Wilson,, two years ago,
called him sound on the tariff, ele-
-fRiclimond Telegram.
We don't believe sthst column
was wasted. nor the two addition
al ones last week, nor again. the
space we devote this week and
may Use next week on the. same
subject. We hardly think we only
tried to prove the Telegram i'm
consistent; or that it lied, and an
that sort of thing, for there is net
the slightest doubt hnt that it did
lie and that we did prove it. And
we have not charged tina. it lied
because It praised Judge Wilson-
We paid but little attentiok to that
and fr0;n its past course we now
pay bn.siittle attention to.isS precise
of Hon b. F. Claypool. t-sva
When the Telegram recently
charged that Wilson made;a weak
canvass with Gooding two years
age, that Ne was 60 matcs, for
Gooding on the stump. and many
other things, besides coelty, adj
hitting that it knew this all the
time, we said it lied. and .freu, ex-
tracts taken from its columns two
years ago, and now we have prov
ed that it lied. II it knew then
that Judge Wilson was weak. and
that Goeding was all the time get
ting the best Of the debate. il lied
in saying just the contrary, as the
following extracts taken from its
columns of September 2, 1870, in
commenting on hejoint discussion
between Wilson and Gocding just
passed. proves:
Judge Wilson opened the dis
cussion with clear and forcible
argument OF an hour and q quar-
ter's length. lie dwelt .principal-
ly on the national finances and
the disposition 10 be made of the
national debt. To save time lie
waved all past issues in which bis
4 opponent is especially vulnerable,
:. and discussed the question pure
ly from present standpoint He
showed the utter fallacy of the
: modern Democrat greenback
theory, invented by Geo. H Pend
Teton, by which it is proposed t
food the country with an irredeeln
3 able.currency to such an extent as
to make it utterly impossible fo1
| the Government ever to get TO
specie paying basis. This tn
Judge pronounced practical ant
: downright reputation, and il
doing so lie but stated what ever,
. intelligent man knows to be true
: He thoroughly ventilated Good
Z ing's let them circulats, doctrine
: and must have satisfied every fai
, minded man present, that it isnotf
: ing but hobby to ride to olfic
:" ON. :"
II Judge Gooding followed in
!. speech of an hour and = half
!, length, which was, from beginnin
= to end, the most bold piece
!. demagoguery that ever Ri cl
mond audience listen d to. II
stead Of answering the question
>aud refntine she charges Of his o.
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Old prejuAices are Dying out. New
facts are killing them. The idea that inyaiids
weakened BY disease can be relieved By pros
trating them With destructive drugs, Is no
longer entertained except by menomaniacs.
Ever since the Introduction ofsDR WALKER's
their regulating and invigorating properties
are l.suficientfor the cure dfchronic indi-
Restion, rheumatism, constipation, diarrhea,
nervous ahsetions, and malarious fevers, and
they are now tn standard ,femeiy for thess
complaints in every section ofthe Union.
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Great Saving b Consumer,

And good business for one or, two persons
Of either sex in Richmond and adjoining
towns, by which you can make from 800 to
eibO per month, With but little interference
with ord mary business. Articles rs staple
rs -four or cotton cloth. "A good business Tor
agents, sure. If your whole time is given, .
much larger sum can be made. Club cir
culafs free civ ing complete list of articles
and commissions allowed. Horror, BRuN-
pAGE 4 Co., GIL Pine ST., st. Louis, No. l-4w
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"BuMMERs!'--Rev. E.. B. Snyder's Lecture
on this subject, was the BEST we ever listened
to-aboundIng in practical hits-"shootire
folly as it flies, ~ and ne regret there
were so few 70 hear it. We are glad he
has consented to reproduce it at Grace Church
in about two or three weeks-for the benefit
ofthe "ffst division Of Grace Church Social. u
Tie time will be duly announced, and we
hope to see the church crowded
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"WHICH?'

We knew q man once, Che lives yet;
hope he will read this paragraph,) who
prayed night and morning, preached on
Sundays, and was rich farmer besides
His wife MIXED the cows in all sorts of
weather, cut most Of the wood, built the
fires. churned, "economized,' and died
OF consumption in the prime Of life. He
nut q weed on his hat, tried to resign
himself to the "dispensation Of Provi-
dence," when he ought to have been
tried for woman-s.aughter in the first de-
gree, and sentenced to chop wood and
milk cows in the rain all the rest OF his
life. We don't quite believe in capital
punishment. which Is why wedidn't sug
gest hemp and the gallows Rural New
Yorker. Is
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Now LeOk ut this
FROM tho Telegram Of
1872.
" Two ) ears ago, We
plainly saw and keenly
iels Judge Wilson's
weakness"
"Ncver was a more
'preposterous CLAIM, set
up for any man than
that the Republican
party owes Judge VIII
son a secoud, or any
nomination to Con.
gress. The indebted
| less is entirely on the
,ther side. If he we've
20 serve the party the
remainder Of his days
without Office, he would
not discharge the Obli-
cation he is under.
Had he bro u E hi
strength, instead of
weakness to the. Con-
grcssional canvass. the
claim would not be so
utterly absurd. Had
he made a brilliant
race with Judge Good
ing. enc that would
.lhave reused tie en-
,|,husiasm Of his party
and friends, instead of
damaging their zeal
.|and discouraging their
,Ihopes, something OF
rlpraise, at least. might
tIbe due him. -.Tele.
tlgram, March s, 1872.
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The editor Of the Telegram, 'sas compelled
TO acknowledge that Judge WILSON is "the
near Of ths best men in Congress" and now
Gen. D. r. Dutier backs Surface up BY de-
clsrine That Judge Wilson'S snon.rsturn to
Cousrsss would b N issor:uns to the public
seryice." w
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Wonder if ga Voter" who parades his po'
litieal preferences in last weeks indepenaens.
from Brookvilie, and pours out Q small vial OF
comnlaint upeu he deToted head of our N. G..
would haze voted for. Judge Wilson At the last
election, If the said Judge had decided case
At law in svoter's" favor, instead CT against
him, and according to law? or does such very
small matters enter into the present cam
paieuf There is S.ciftsess, however, IN TINS
new fiedged sKoter'' chat IL wonderful! VIII
xonders never Geese?
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Look at this Pic.
turc.

. AOUk ~ tIhAS = ~
~ ture. Ts
From the Telegram Of
1870.
"Judge Wilson, Of
. Conrertvine, q man Of
eminent ability, pure
and upright life, and
In every respect an &C.
. ceptable and available
candidate as the sue.
cessor Of Mr.. J ulian.'
Telegram, Dec. Y
1859.
at (Judge W ilson's
. speech Mt Dublin, il
1907 will be read viii
interest as the frs
gun of the campaign
from the Republican
side, and especially as
being Judge Wilson's
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Vote for Judge WILSON for the nomination
for Representative in Congress- he is a Just
and true man, and the firm and sseadias'
friend Of mecbau les and laboring men.
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Surface AYERS that he didn't "get cent, .
for his high concentrations of Judge WILso !
two years ago. How many cents does he no,
receive. for taking back all that he then sal,
10 his favor7