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Q. ". Jults.-xasioaaI naaks.

Hoa Geo. W. Julian, uaas chasastsEistie
speech o The 4sh, ct vinesunss-d(ucanesd
The National Bask system - monSpoly Of
unnitigaSed and uatold evil b The country !
He 3 stock -holdsr in the Second National
Bask,, jest established mainly through biz
sdbsts. We tate H. following extract frpm bic
speech, and W have no doubt that The cogsat
rsasoaiag Of his friend induced him to in-
vest part Of the fortune be has gathered while
shairnan Of TIE committee On public lands,
% that be, too, can live IN nleness and ssss'
and grow rich liksuato him. sOi consis.
t<ncyi thea art isweli'-but thou eanst not
b fossd ass in The political snout and naks-
Up Of the Great Dselinerr Hear the con.
insisg reasoning Of Mr.. Jslian's friend
CenmeAt i unnscessay:
4 sWAy, met friend the other day, who
~ n kehad made . little money dnsioI
~ war, ard that b had invested thirty thou.
eand dollars in one Of The National Banks Of
his tewn; and be said it was bringing him
twenty pr cent. per annum, clear OF ex-
penDs, o. about six thousAnd dellays year.
81 -: u live in idlsDeos and ease, and am
= hing rich ous Of the hard toll Of The men
Wko wnag from our forests anA onf ps1iriasyor
q1arfy from. &he mines the wealth OF the
world, 40 don't eootsibute farShing t0the
productive wealth OF industry of the scuntry.s
ss>1 % him, Do you justify that syptsm
Oaid h. 10 man caa defand i. And agree
with hin. Its tAndeucy = 10 make the rteh
fscher end The poor poorer
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A Terrible fight occurred on
Conductor Egan's train on the
Indianapolis, Cincinnati and La
fayette road near Batesville, ON the
4th. "A young man named Slider
who was drunk, insulted Z .sman
named Davis when the latter
struck him. Sider's friends in-
terferred In his behalf and q gen.
eral free fight ensued between the
friends OF the two men in which
clu bs and bottles were used. A
breakman who WAS endeayoring to
quell the row received q blow on
the hand with bottle, nearly sew.
ering his fingers. Another man
a paAenger-received q freightful
cash three or four inches long in
his head. Conductor E.gan final>
" succeeded after q grest deal Of
effort in putting IN end TO the fight
by ejectirg the offending parties
from the car and locking both
doors.
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The wilsen I.ettsr-Expla.asie..

Richmond, Ind, July Sth. 1871.
Ed. Palladium: would like to Say . few
words through the columns of your paper, in
regard 70 the letter Published in the Indiana
State Ssssinel. purporting TO b letter ad-
dressed 10 Major PoPr. informing him of his
uppoiutmsnt to the efiee Of mail agent. I bad
no desire TO misrepresent Mr.. Wilson, or any
other party, and win give my motives for SEN
ding said letter and communication for publi-
cation. was 6rst told at Eaton, Ohio, that
such lsttss had bssu sent BY Mr.. Wilson, BY
. naa whom l deemed reliable. soon affair
saw he same letter privately circulated In
Riehmond-and still later at Cambridge. /
bad voted for The Judge ct every opportunity
that presented itself-believing be was gem
tlsmau and not demagogue, and was in.
csnsed 81 his writing such letter, and cor
cluded 10 forward it for publication; believing
II true, Il should certainly be exposed, and il
not trus, Il would enable him To prove IN fal.
sty; thus eounteraeting The effect secrst
circulation would surely have. am mos
assursdly pleased 10 learn that thsalsttsr
ssnt to Ne sentinel was fraud, and the IL
feet Of my eommunieatioA WAS TO bring on,
Ar. Wilson's letter - written. r.
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The Dtlssats Convsntion which met
yesterday had . brief tssk to perform.
and il was done quickly and harmonic
ously.
For Copgrsssmsn-at-Lafgs. General
A. P. Hovsy, General Nathan Kimball.
Colonel T. G. Slaughter, and Hon. Viii
liam Williams, were nominstsd. On the
third ballot, Ar. Williams received MAJ
jority Of oil the votes cast, and his nom-
instion was made unanimous.
Judge Isaac Moore Of Boonville, War
ric county, was appointed Elsctor, in
lieu Of General Kimball. who resignsd in
order to devote his whole energy to
canvass for the Legislature.
Major Jonathan w. Gordon, of Indi-
s1apols, was chosen Elsctor-at>large.
and J. s. Hinton and Henry G. Donna
tel were chosen ~ alternate electors.
Hon. William Williams. nominated
for Congrsssman-at-laigs. has served
three terms in Congress - Representa-
tive Of the Tenth District with great
scceptability to his constituents. He
posaeasse Large knowlsdss Of public A.
fairs. and fund Of congrsssiona, Ok.
psrisnce which sminently qualify him for
the position. Mr.. Williams is . fine
'stumper" and untiring worker. and will
make . thorough canvass Of the whole
State.
Major Jonathan W. Gordon, nomina-
ted for Elector ut Large, is we'll known
throughout the State as gentleman o.
talent, genius, industry and eloquence
No man in the State is bstter oualifisd
TO expound and sdorn the principles o.
our party than Major Gordon, and his
voice during the coming contest will b
heard in every county Of the State. It j.
intimated that the Democracy will
nominate tho Sick Liberal, George w
Julian, for Elector at Lares on thsil
side We hope they will. A better
subject was never afforded for the elo.
quence, the wit and the satire of M,io
Gordon. He would not leave . greas,
spot Of the Wayne county sorehead.
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You can't invest money that
will pay q larger interest than to
give it for the benefit Of the
Home for the Friendless. and
hear q Lecture from G. F. Coffin
at the came time. Go to Lyceum
Hall next Wednesday night, and
hear an account Of his travels.
His lecture will be different from
the one he delivered at Fifth
Street Friends Meeting House.
See notice in another column.
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DEMOCRATIC FUNERAL.
CIxcIxNATI, July 9th, 1872.


This day the funeral of the sonce proud and
glorious Democratic party takes place at Bal
imore. Its pall-bearers are Republican sore
h .eads. However much We may detsst it, de-
& Generate pr,neiples for the last decade, We can
+ OF but admire its placky strugg 10 against
its. When treason became rampant and our
ountry WAS in fearful struggle for ito ma
fonality, this organization became the SYM
I athizsr and friend Of rebellion. From that
ny il dissolution and death became only .
question Of time. The manner and date Of
b demise was mot known until very recently.
J Ill can now see Il. II 10 ct that Baltimore,
be sesns of ito organisation should b also
Il sepu lche.. II is hardly in The calculus Of
possibilities that It may b resurreoted aGsi7.
} However, should the nominations Of the pres
e ut CONVENTION b successful, Il may again
, ear ito CORY front. Should Greeley Brown
I - elected, il may again cone into power.
j hardly possible that Greeley who has bsen
Tor thirty years it, most Formidable foo, can
b. nodded into il tool. Behind him, how
ever, stands one who d all that the Demo-
cratic wants, and, judging the future by the
pa st, We need hardly expect Greeley 70 b in
the way long. Harrison, Taylor, and Lincoln
are three warnings that should prsveot any
lover Of his country from trusting it, destiny
to Il Grace Greeley, with Brown behind him -
succ sssor to his place should hs fsil 70 live,
The icket was conceived and brought forth
by vet Of the most dsspicable men that curse
our ountry. With the livery Of reform they
hide 1he most shameless plundsrsEs ever
kpow,s. Tsmmany was small thing IN ~
way Of plumber to what We may expect Of b.
wire pullers Of the Liberal Reform party i
they chance to win. The brothsrs-in-lAw ant
coqSi ~ Of this ring are named legion. It j,
pat ant truth that it Is not the Kin that Gran
gave. place, but those TO whom he did not
that causes the desperate game Of Anything
: 10 b 81 Grant, Cincinnati Gazette.
Caro-
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took 10 to his house, whore she Il
nn- xasnasmioA

took 10 to his house, where she 10
now remaining.
When I started to leave the
country a0ordiag to their orders I
found Ill the roads leading TO the
Iron Mountain Railroad watched.
I was obliged to como out on the
west. When / was leaving I suc-
decided In avoiding them and
reached Rolla, 100, miles distant,
on foot, arriving there last night
Tor the 4th), and came here to-day
l left Iron county on Friday Of
last week and by doubling and
lodging made the journey longer.
consuming ono weak. had to
lie in como ealment on the road.
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The New York World gives one
democratic view OF the situation At
Baltimore in it's issue OF Monday
It Gays: '.Barnum. the prince of
humbugs, never offered anything
quite SO odd and monstrous as the
entertainment which has been ar
ranged at Baltimore for the present
week. The-World will contribute
no slime to give the animal a slip
perry passage down tho throat Of
the devourer; but when the thing
is done. it will do whatever may be
in its power to aid the digestion.
and prevent the democratic party
going into torpid and prolonged
stupor, by reason of the heavy
load upon ito stomach" This is :
cheerful disposition with which to
enter upon . presidential campaign.
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! CONGRESS-, 4th District,
Hon. Jerre. M. Wilson,
aepuslican County Ticket.

Representatives, L G Walker, VIM BAXTER
Judge 9Th Com. Pleas Dis, John F Kibby:
Prsecuting Atty. John L, Rupe.
Pro. Atty Dis 18th d W Comstock;
PRO. Ait'y Criminal Court, Thos Study.
Treasure, Joseph @ Lemon;
Sheriff. WIN b Study;
Commissioaers, Won Brooks, iona Baldwin,
Cornelius ThornburR;
Coronsr, John Ronsy;
Real Estate Appraiser, RW Andesson;
Surveyor, Robert A Howard.
Township Trustee, samson Boon;
Township Assessor, VIM. Dulin.
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Indictment Of Kuklux in North Caro-.
-. lima.

Indictment Of Kuklax in North Caro-
- lima.
We are in possession Of rsliahle in.
formation from headquarters, that IL,
national authorities age dstermined tkat
Kukluxism shall b broken up in this
aad every other State, root and branch.
If necessary, more troops viii b sent to
this State. Several hundred men-as
many - two hundred in the coanty Of
Sampson-were indicted at tho recent
term Of the United States Court in this
city, for kuk!uxism. No doubt other
indictments in the Western District will
be found against great many kuklux
in several western counties. The Gov
eminent is convinced that its efforts to
sxtirpate the infamous organization must
be redoubled. Outrages by kuklux viii
not BE- allowed to carry the election in
1872 Is in 1870.
For prudential! reasons, the names O
the parties indicted are not made pubic.
Twenty Of the Sampson men are inflicted
for nurdsr.-( From the Raleigh N. G..
Era, July Al
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KEEP THE HAIR urBLEnIsHED.


81 am like An old Hemlock-- w,these ed q
the top said venerable Isdian Chief, point
ng to his thin and bleaching locks. Thou
sands of men and women in civilized society,
much younger than the old Sycamore, ars
like him, 'withered at the top simply because
they have neglected to use the means of pre-
serving and identifying the hair which sci
ence had placed At thoir disposal. II Lyons
Kathai-on be faithfully applied once or twice
day, to the 6bers and the scalp, Il il just
As impossible that the hair should decay,
wither, tall out or become harsh and fuzzy
as that a meadow, duly refreshed with nigh.-
y dews and suniit rains, should become arid
and barren Of green blades. This matehless
preparation not only keeps the hair alive and
the skin of the head in healsy and clean
condition, bat actually multiplies the Ola
mems and imparts to them fus,rc, fexibiIi-
y and wavy beauty unAtsAinabls by any other
mode of treatmsnt. Il does not, like III
metallic aud sulphurous HAIR dyes, dry up
the natural moisture of IL scalp, but sup
plies nutrimeut to The roots Of The hair and
vigor to the 6bers.
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] Congressman Jim Brooks Of the
New York Express, assails the
Ere sident most bitterly for going to
] ca the yacht race. As it happened
! be President was not there. But
he elegant James has not seen fit
% make any apology for his false
slood. Jim has recently made the
oynge around the world. But he
REV his pay as Congressman dur.
90 his absence.
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The Providence Journal { Gran. ]

An0 IOvNucuce ooufNaI | Ir8ntJ
svers that ''thc men VINO think
i rat they can balance tie services
pe Gen Grant In the field and in
lie Cabinet by insulting his daa gil :
ier and slandering his brother-in
Hw will find that they have miscal
j.,,lated the character and temper OF
ihe American people. Such ina
nous conduct will neither harm
:, lor help Gen Grant, but it will ex-
lite toward the perp etrators the
ndignation end disgust Of all right
! minded men"
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A great deal has been said by
certain interested parties about the
Quakers of Indiana going solid for
Greeley. Now it happens that We
have the pleasure Of being well
acquainted in the strong holds Of
Quakerism also well acquainted
with the opinions and habits Of
these people. and are happy to say
that in lifetime knowledge OF
them We have never known them
to make fools OF themselves just
because some favorite political
leader did so. Since the opening
OF this campaign we have seen and
talked with more than one hum
dred Of these people. aud not .
single one has said, L will vote for
Greeley. For our past and pres
ent knowledge of this society We
would pronounce the statement
that any considerable number Of
them are going Liberal - . base
Islander, all the lying correspond
ents Of distant papers to the con-
trary Notwithstanding -Winches-
ter Journal.
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Qusf1 DlR1Bn1nuB When Gov. Morton
iptsriersd and saved the necks of such
seoundrslly traitors - Bowlss, Milligan and
Horsey, The editor ~ The Radical denounced
Gov. Morton in the most bitter terms fos
saving them from their wsll-earned and we'll
deserved fats, and having their sentence oil
death eommuted 10 iAprisoansss n ~ psni
tsntiary for life. Now, .hoxevr, Il lanal
0rssley 70 the highest pitch Of praise for III
general amnesty sentiments to al snrepeat.
ant rebels and traitors-9ivisg JG Dssih
Toombs, etc.. al the privileges, Of Americas
citizens. In short, inqasad Of makiag tzsasoz
odioas. naks Il rsspSstable Laisney, 90
sosding to Julianhzf, 10 wroag il Aestua
bat right in Grsslsy. 50 We 10
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The prospect for an abundant
yield Of wheat, corn, oats and
grass is very isttering in this Sec
ion.-Marion County Herald.
The Corydon Republican says
that the wheat crop in that county
is not as good as anticipated, but
is much better than it was last
The Jacksonville editor Of the
Louisville Commercial says the
peach crop OF Clark county prom
ises to be light this season, hut
there will be plenty of apples and
grapes.
Henry Ward Beecher writes in
the last number of the Christian
Union: As for ourselves VI
stand by our colors - Gran,
and Wilson, and the old Republican
party-~hich has been bred aai
proved in gloomy days, when t. /,
whole nation leaned upon it nm,
found it sure support"
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FROM PEORIA, ILLINOIS.

We received . private letter from
our old friend Maj. VIM. L John.
from which We take the liberty Of
extracting the following:
"Since leaving Richmond. I have
been through Kansas-the Indian
Territory, and among the hills Of
South western Missouri. Have
seen Wilson's Creek Battle ground
and the National Cemetery .;
springfield. We will have a.biR
talk in the chimney corner when ]
return lhome. / have no fears ol
the success OF our glorious old Re
publican party, 10 the fonr States
have travelled over. The powder
burned soldier here stands as firm
ly to the cause to day, % he did Il
his muskes in "a"
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At special meeting Of Council o. Thurs
day evening, the Committss on Railroads Of
Tered the following resolution. which was
unanimously adoptsds
Resolved, By the Common Council Of the
city Of Richmond, that The City Assessor,
before be returns his list Of taxable property
for 1872. TO the city Clerk. b hereby instrue-
ted to odd the mount Of 3lee, to each house
holders taxable property, from which he has
already subtracted that amount.
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sEPUBLIOANsTATET TICKET
For Governor,
Gen. THOMAS II. BROWNE,
or 8and0lnh

TOR GOVERNOR
Gen. THOMAS II. BROWNE,
or Randolph.
Lieutenant Governor,
LEONlDAE SEXTON, Of Rush.
Congressman at Large.
ODLOvE y ONT II. Of Tippecanoe.
I Secretary Of State,
Hen. w. W. CURRY, Of vigo.
Auditor Of State,
JAMES A. WlLDNAN, Of Howard.
TrersuSef Il State,
JOHN ID. GLOVER, Of Lawsence.
Rsporter OF Supreme Cont,
Col. JAMES b. BLACK. Of Nayion,
CserA Supreme Court,
CmA1LES SCOLl., Of Clark.
Superintendent Of Public 1netruction,
BENZ. w. SMITH, Of Marion.
Attorney General.
JAMES r. DENNY Of Knox.
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HCaxpeneeYs, Builders. -H
and all who contemplate Building, supplied
with our new illustrated Catalogue on receipt
Of stamp.
11A.J. B1cKNHLL 1 Co., Architectural
Book Pub'rs n Warren-st., N. Y.-~
- THE CAUSE AND CURE OF cor
8u0x4DON.-The primary eanse Of CoasanpD
ton 10 aaangensnt Of the digestive organs This
AssanGomsnt produces deficient nutrition and q.
similation- By assimilation, Imean that process
bywhich ths nutximsnt Of the food is eonvestse
Into blood, and thnee into the solids Of the body.
Rsssons With digestion thus impaired. having TIE
slightest pfsdigposition to pulmonary disease. or
4 they take cold, win be very liable to have Con-
sumption ofths Enn2s in some Of IT. forms |; and
I hold that Il win be impossible to cure any case
q Consumption without first restoring good
digestion and healthy assimilation. The very Arsk
thing 10 81 done 70 to cleanse the stomach and
bowels non al diseased mucous and slime which
ars clogging these organs that they cannos por.
form their functions, and then rouse up and ~
store ne Hvsr to healthy action. For this puss
pose, ths surest and best remedy 10 Schsnck'e
Iandrako Pils. These Pills clean the stomach
and bowels q an the dead and morbid slime that
accusing disease and decay in the whole system.
They win clear out the liver Of Al diseased bile
that h. oeeamulat4l there, and arouse Il up toa
nsw md healthy action. BY which natural and
healthy h1s Il seezeted. a
Thee1cmneA, bowels. and liver are thus cleSnsed
b. the ~ II 0chenck's Mandrake Pills but there
remains IN The stomach IN excess Of acid, the or
gan b TORPID and Tie appetitepoor In the bow
els. the Acteals are weak, and requiring strength
auAsuppogk It II in condition like this that
oehsucA'e 0eeweed Tonic proves to be the most
valuable remedy ever discovered. II IL alkaline.
and ~ uss win nsatEalze al excess OF acid, MAX
ing tho 6toQnneh sweet and 6resh. Il win cive
psvnassat toas TO this important organ, ana ers-
sss ssod. hearty appetite. and prepare the sys-
ultimaasly nako rood, healthy. living blood. AZ
~. = n usnen., w9as rsnams %
az - ~ mpsion = inc nee ana
Isssevaang ne o. sehsncks Palnonic Syrup.
~ ~ hlood. "A e reeaiIv ah.o,t.es into ~.
ea,..a.1s., ~ 49,. a,..-sS...s - -. s.. ~.
s."- .1e 49, I =, - ne olssn.eo
Sunee To9e IL r1pene ~ morbid matters, wheth-
q IN he lben Of abscessss or tubsrclee, and then
aasises Natnrs to expel al the diseasel mattsr IN
ne iosn q ffeo expectoration. when once It n
he peopsrsiss q sen.ner's Paimosi s' s,rrs
y. n .,s:. n. N: e.,,ss. are healed mp sound.
.IAe ss,:etial thing 70 Be done b curing Con.
6sss . - s: SeSs Z. 81. i, niH ssk ga
~ g s.scsss tesse tns cavity saanot heai, tho
49, NJ 8 n.csssasZ 70 eurei new Or
e ~ q s1cS e a::S ma gst 6; sSss Sc; &c:
MO- ca s .Ssovs a IN isse: so az .
en9 ~ goUo9 roeaaa, oeanh and Strength. This
ss e ed cny PIN M e t egss Sons.npeions
eoo1ef oSsaoyeG @ evee one lung J. entirely
Oecs - e0ooen Vitality leit IN the other
Issve "a NAVY psPscue cured. VIII oclv ana
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l7lII3sI: #; BITE S

VluoeoY DltsOro - not .. - ,san.y Drink,
NsAssf Peer Ian. Whiskcy, Proof Spirits
auA Refuse Iasusrs, doctored, spieed and sweet
sasd 10 psass thstasts. called Tonics Appctizer"
Rsstesss. Gs:. that lead TIC Mppler to drankea-
asa ~ x1ln, bat true Medicine, made fpcm The
Native Boots ana Herbs Of California. FREQ frsa all
A1ooAolae 0eamalants. They arc the GRBA8
BLOOD RURIFIRR and A LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPAL, perfect Rsnovator and Invisosator
q the Dvsesn, eanying % al ysssnoss matter -
RESTORING tie Hood 10 healthy condition. No psss
can taks thsss Bittsrs according 10 dissisns and ~
main long unwell. provided their booss are not -
Sroyed b. ninera poison OF ether and TIE vital
eesaus Wastsd bsyond the POINT Of repair.
They are Gentle Fursative ~ we'll ~
Tonie, possessing also the pseuliar merit ofaetins -
lion q he Liver, and ill the Visee1al Organs.
FOR RRMALB COMPLAINTS, whether b.
yeuns q old. married single. At the dawn Of voaaa.
hood q q The turn q M these Tonic Bittes have -
saual. .
RerIpaaumasory Or Chronic Rheunasis0
anA 0sses DysDepsia OF Isaisestiens btt.
aoaa, Romletout and Intermlttens Revoros
Diseases 81 the Bleed, LIVER kfdnoys an4
BLADDER, thsse D1teers have been most succsesfaL
Sack Diseases are caused BY Initiated Bleed
vhieA d esassslly produced By deranssmsnt Of he
Digestive Organs. q
DY8PHPeIA or INDIGESTION, nsed-
aehe ~ = The 0hoaldess, Coughs, Tiehtne0 Of IL
Ohsse nuansm Soar Eructations Of the Stomach. ~
1asts q H. Mouth. Bilious Attae Papitatton Of tae
ls0k lu1nna4ion sf the Lungs. Pain in the rsgiann
e tho Xiansva snd hundred other painful Vnyto0A
eze ~ c0lvsinss u Dyspspsis. !
They invisorate the Stomach and stimulate tose
Liver and DoWs1s which render them OF uneqnANe4
s0saey In cleansing the blood Of an impuritsa ssd -
Dartine nsw liz and visor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DI6KA6ES, eruptions, TsttR.
oaH 1hsu Blstehss. Spots, 1imples, Pustuss. Doila
Oarsansass, Rins-Woms. scald Head Sore 1yss
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Democrats reject Mr.. Greslsy's
old words and sccept his new. Rad
icals reject his new and accept his
old. That's all."-[Boston Post.
And that's enough, for tho last
state OF that msn 10 very much
worse tha4 Ms tirst. g
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~ We are constrained, by .
profound sense Of duty, and fear
ing that some one has not read the
gushingly truthful announcement
Of President Grant for re-election,
TO call attention to it on the fourth
page of to-day's Palladium. 1t ID
good; the Cincinnati Platform sinka
into insignifcance beside it.
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wasps are the oldest paper ma

Wasps are the oldest paper ma.
kers
A Boston printer made dipped il
the mud" out Of nipped in the
bud.
A Western quack tails how the
food passes through the phalanx
A Virgtnian has gotten out .
patent for bleaching peanuts.
When We come to die next Nov.
ember, said an honest delegate
in the Wisconsin Democratic Con.
vsntion, . Ne shall wish We had
not abandoned the path ofvirtue."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-07-13

I'VE are led by him svysO
prst taught our 01nstes to
b0nqzser in the West. and
subsequently, IN the East
tlSO. Richmond WOULD not
;Onse to US till zoe sent
Frn7st after it, and then Il
tGd to come. He has seuer
fet been defeated. and he
1eUe7 zUilZ be. -Horace Greeley.