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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-16

| A late number of the Telegram contains a
I ong article, charging that E. b. Reynolds,
l I'D others, have been guilty Of detrauding the
! chool fund out of several hundred dollars by
compromising the case of tie State VS.. Haw-
I ms, ct al.
\ The facts in this case are that, the above
famed defendants were indicted in the Wayne
| 'rininal Court FIR grand larceny, and were
rrested by the sheriff and placed under bonds
/ $4,000 EACH These bonds were forfeited,
| ut afterw ards the defendants were surren-
cred, aud the forfeited recognisance set aside;
| hen the defendants in open court entered into
J new recognisaBce, in the sum of 5 l0oO each,
l lis was done by the judge of the court. II
Lill be seen also that both defendants and
ureties reside in Randolph county. On the
| It'll day Of April 1871, the cases were called
or trial, and the defendants failing to appear
| heir iecognisances were again declared Tor
teited Randolph county alone had jurisdic
ion to take Judgment on the forfeited recag
isance, therefore not dollar of it was 'egaiiy
! de to Wayne county, bnt the defendants a
/ reed, upon a compromise, to waive the Jurls
LECTION in this, and let Judgment 60 for sun
Jess than the full amount.
This arrangement was agreed to by MT
Reynolds, not that Wayne county was.legaily
entitled to it, but because the work was don't
here, and this county ought to have whatever
could be made out Of it. Judge COlgrove wa
at the time fully advised Of the terms of tn
compromise, and the reasons whyft was 81
done, to which we are assured, he heartily as
scntcd. 1t will be seen by referring to In
records that Mr.. Reynolds saved to the com
MN sch, oil fund the handsome sum of $3.50
not one of which She was entitled to, becaus
Randolph county alone had jurisdiction of tn
cause, and would have been entitled to ever
dollar collected, as we have been informed b.
the best of lawyers.
We think. under all the circum stances, tina
Mr.. Reynolds, and those associated with hin
in this matter, are more entitled to a vote o
thanks than Of cersure. We hope, boweve,
10 get detailed account from Mr.. r., til
cniy attorney who has ever given the schot
tnnd of our coun y dollar on forfeiture s.
Hayne Co. Chreni
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Sheriff S Sale.

ny virtue of a decree and execution to me
ID directed from the Wayne Circuit Court,
I " i'll expose at Public Sale, at the Con rt
House door in the town Of Centreville, Wayne
county, Indiana on tie
Esd Day of March, 1872.
between the hours of Ia o'clock a. M, and
p. m, on said day, the following property
to.wit:
Lots number fou, teen (l4) and fifteen (l5),
as numbered On the plat of lots laid ont BY
Poe Hittle, in the Town of Oakland, Wayne
county, Indiana, and being the south halt Sec
ton number five (5), in township thirteen
(13), Of rlnge one (D west; except .
part of said lot fourteen IA, beginning at
rort-cast corner of said lot IA, on the west
side of the Liberty Pike; running thence west
along the north side Of said lot seventy FIVE
(75) feet TO . stone; thence in q south east.
ern direction forty three 49, feet to west side
of the pike; thence along the west side Of said
pike, sxty-eight COSY feet, 10 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 Of
Otilla Seitz. Said sale without relief from
valuation CT appraisement laws.
WIN. H. STUDY,
Sheriff of Wayne County.
Peelle Fox. Att'ys for Pitt.
| Feb. %, 1872. 5l-4w-p f.-9$.00.
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The Telegram Again.
The Richmond Telegram is til

The Richmond Telegram is the
leading paper in advocacy of Hon.
Il F ClaypooPs nomination, aud it
is also just now The leading paper
in the district the Democratic
press not excepted in abusing
Hon. j. NJ. Wilson. We are sor-
ry to see 1t take such course, as
we had hoped for peaceful cam
paign. Judge Wilson is attend
ing to his proper business at
Washington, and cannot be pres
emit here to look after q renomina
tion-he has LETT that matter
entirely to the people. Hon. B F
Claypool is canvassing the District
in person, and in this respect the
race is uneven, though by no
means unfair. The Judge not
being abba to meet the charges
made agains. him, we propose
doing what we can in his defence,
especially, when he is so shame>
fully and unreasonably attacked
as the Telegram has done
Last week VIC gave some ex--
tracts from that paper two years
ego, and first We will give one or
two more from the Same source
On The 10Th Of Angus. 1871, the
Telegram said:
We yield large amount Of our
space this week to the speech of
Judge Wilson our next Congress
maj. 1t is one of the clearest
arguments the campaign has pro-.
duccd, and we bespeak for it a
careful reading by both Republi
cans and Democrats. Those who
have not had the opportunity OF
hearing the Judge, will be able to
make up a correct estimate Of the
man. There il no sophistry OF
buncombe about it; no lodging
knotty questions, or perversion OF
facts. Every matter vital to the
interest Of the people is careful,
considered. And in this respect i
differs in a very marked degre,
from the efforts of his opponent
who dare not have one Of Iii.
speeches printed We call especia
attention to tina. part OF the speecl
which relates to the tariff question
On this we think that Judge Will.
sons remarks will meet the view
Of every thinking Western man I,
whatever party he may belong
lie stands upon the exact groun,
which the ruling party Of the fu
ture must and will occupy"
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~ Oar kind, considera,e and
generous editorial neighbor Of the
Telegram, wakes face,ious over the
excoriation he is receiving from
the Connersvi.le Times, for his
Inconsistency and d ull icity in re-
gard to Judge Wilson, and calls
the Palladium q vigorous and
heightened dishrag!' That is
generally conceded to be q good
and highly useful article, and every
we'll to do housewife should have
one. The name given our paper
by the Telegram, is suggestive oil
the use it has been applied to re
cently:-Wiping off the SURFACE,
and we shall vigorously continue
the operation. if the thing is en-
tirely wiped OUT There's ar
eternal fitness,' you see, Mr.. Tele.
gram, even in q "dishrag."
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8hexiHs Sale.

virtue OF Al execution to me directed
- from the Wayne Circuit Cont. i mn
expose Of Public Sale, ct the Conf Honse
door in the town Of Centssvills, Wayne county
Indiana. on the
y3d Day of March, 1879.
oet.een the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. m, end 1
oc,ocL ?. m: on said day, the following
Being part Of the north. east quarter Of
section number twenty-eieht (2S), 10 town
ship fourteent -. range one ~, and bound
ed - follows: CoGmencing ON the west side
o. the middle fork OF Whit Water, at David
Hooyer's northeast corner, and running from
theme north thirty -four t34 degrees. east
fifteen l5) poles to corner; thence north
MT. tour "a degrees, east seventeen (I7)
poles aui FIVE 81 links 10 corner; thence
snnth f,rty eight 48) degrees, west sixteen
is) poles and tw eive Inks. to q corner;
thence south forty eight 49, degrees, east
twcn'y-one q poles and three (3) links, to
Tie place OF beginning, containing two (2)
acres. more or less; together with all the
privileges and appur;enances to = e same be
longing.
Al.0 raft OF the northwest ,,atrter of
stcuo u tweniyseren q. tnw psh:p fourteen
"A, range one I, wes.; and bounded rs fol-
lows, to-wii:
beginning alta stone in the center of the
Richmond and: uillsboro' turnpike, SO 64-l00
rods asst Of the northwest corner of said
section; thence along the center Of . county
road u 34-1o0 rods 10 .. stone; thence south
i 72-lO0 rods to . stone; thence south 50
degrees; west So 56-100 rods to . stone in said
turnpike; thence north - degrees; east Is
24.l00 rods to the place OF beginning; con-
hining four acres and ninety. six 96 perches
more or less.
10 be sold as the property of Henry Hunter
to satisfy said execution in my hands, in f..
vor Of Joseph Finney. Said sale without 10
lief from valuation or appraisemeut laws.
WIN. b. STUDY, Sheriff of W. C.
A. B. Young, Atty for Plt,ff-
Feb. 10th, 1872. 51-4w-pf$l2 90.
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SWEET CHESTNUT, &c.

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b. r. Claypool.-COngrcss.

Twas gusty night in March,
. The bleak, cold winds moaned heavily
Amid the shade-trecs Of Richmond,
And various signs swung to and fro.
With shril and cresking noise
Like INCREASED cart-wheels
When, on Saturday last, at pre-
cisely 7 o'clock, r. M our excel
lent Cornet Band, struck up live.
" tune in front Of Phillips Hall,
reminding our citizens that Hon.
BENZ. F. Claypool, WHO had been
announced in all our city papers
and in hand bills, was ready and
willing to address his fellow-citi-
zens of Richmond and vicinity.
The spacious Hall was soon filled.
It was expected that our friends
vog- han and Swift would appear
on the rostrum with him, and that
Bro. Surface, of the Telegram,
would gra cefully take Mr.. Claypool
by the arm, and, in the so:test and
most modulated accents OF his
stentorian voice announce thusly:
Fellow citizens OF Richmond,
I have the supreme felicity to pre-
sent 10 you Hon. Benjamin F.
Claypool, of Connersville. who is
q candidate for the Republican
nomination of Congressman. from
this District, and he will now ad
dress YOU
That was the expected pro-
CANINE; but the vast and expect
ant multitude were doomed to o
sad disappointment. No one ap.
peared on tho rostrum with Mr.
Claypool +; nor was he introduced
by any one! This first sep oper
ated disas!erously on the speake
he felt isolated and alone, like
stranger in strange land In an'
on behalf of those who induce:
Mr.. Claypool to come out as can
didate for Congress we beg hi
pardon for this unaccountable over
sight and seeming neglect. and W.
hereby promise him that zoe viii
take pleasure in properly present
ing him to ON audience, the mex
time he has an appointment ir GU
city,--provided, nevertheless, tb
consent of our friend Surface shai
be first obtained, Of course!
We'll, as we remarked. tb
speaker felt as though he was IN
der cloud, and it could not |
expected that eloquence woult
flow out from dim, weighed dow
and depressed IS this blunder o
the part OF his friends had mad
him feel at the start, or that hi
lips would be touched with liv
coal from of the Intellectual alta
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PREMIUM SlNFORDCORN.

A new and distinct variety. II has been
tested in nearly every State The past season,
has taken the highest premium at State and
County Fairs wherever exhibited, North.
South, East and West, testify to it's superior
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chance it has ripened from two to three
weeks earlier and produced from one-third
to double the quantity of other corn. These
are facts. Every Farmer should send stamp
for circular. giving full description, History
and Testimonials. No bought or bogus testi-
mony, no humbug. l Quart by mail post
paid, 60c.; 2, 81. Peck by Express or
Freight, 81. Half bushel, dolls; bush., 5
dolls. Address s. r. TANNING, Jamesaort
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a-Our city fathers have introduced very
foolish ordinance, predlcsted on a special law
passed by the legislature for Indiana polls.
abolishing our present school board and pro-
vidiug for member Of the Board from each
Ward-thus making five members, instead of
three. The title of the law only makes pro-
vision for cities Of 10000 inhabitants AMI
upwards: q section, however. is squirted into
the law, permitting CITIES numbering less tran
$4,000, to avail themselves Of its provisions.
All laws ale repeSled $50 far as the same are
applicable to common schools in any city hav-
ing thirty thousand or more Inhabitants I
This law is clearly unconstitutional and void
80 far as it is sought 10 fasten it on our city
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Congress, 4M District,
Hon. Jerre. M. Wilson,

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From Julia ms Radi
cal since Ike was turn
ed out:
! +" The Radical has
more political infu.
lence than all the Other
papers Of Richmond
combined. "-.(Julian's
Rodicai.
i Our unhappy and
wildered neighbor OF
the Palladium thinks
! that Gen. Grs Mt is the
| Republican party
JmiiaH's Radical.
" Nothing could be
more sham eful. more
dishororing to political
decency than the con-
duct of Gen. Grant in
. using all the vast
and patronage
!. Of his high Office in
: securing bis reelection
for a second term
hurting from o fl c
honest, capable a n d
faithful men, simply
to make places fol
scala ways and thieves
turning out tried Re
Ipublicaus and un6ipch
ing loyalis:s, and put
ting in their places life
long Democrats or hal
rebels "-Jutians Rad
fcuZ.
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Republican Congressional
Central Committee.

The members Of the Republican Gen.
trail Committee Of the Fourth Congress-
ional District, are notified to meet at
the Court House in Connersville, Indi-
ana, on
Wednesday, March go, 1879,
At one o'clock, P. NJ to determine Il Q
time and place Of holding tine Convention
for the nomination of q candidate for
Congress in said district. A full atten-
dance is desired.
G. 3. EDWARDS, Chairman.
CoNNERsvILLE, md, March 2, 1872.
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Sherif'S Sale.

HnY virtue of Decree and Execution to
ID me directed from the Wayne Circuit
Court, will expose at Public Sale, at the
Court House door in the town of Centreville
Wayne county, Indiana, on the 9Th day Of
April, l8' 2, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and O'Clock p. M, on said day, the
following property to-wit:
beginning at the southwest corner of frac-
tional section number twenty-four "a, town.
ship fourteen IA, of range two west; run
ming thence west twenty-five chains and ten
links to a stake; thence south thirty-three 80
chains and sixty so links to . stake; thence
east fourteen n chains and twent 20 links
more or less. 10 q stake on the old boundary
line; thence westardly on said boundary line
to the place of beginning, containing sixty
so acres.
Also, the following tract Of land, known as
being q part of fractional section eleven IL
and two 2, in township sixteen Is, in range
fourteen IA, east and bounded as follows,
tO-wit: Beginning at the northwest corner
Of the other lands of AbIah Ricl; thence
east along the line of said Rich's other lands
Lightweight pe-ches and 40 to a stone in
the old boundary line; thence north twelve
degrees east IN said boundary line forty -eieht
perches and $40 to q stone, thence west
ninety-eight SO perches to Q stone in the
section line; thence south forty seven Al
/ perches and sic to the place of beginning
containing twenty seven acres and . half
and thirty-six perches, more or less.
/ Also, the following tract of land: Begin
| ming at the southwest corner Of fractiona
section eleven, in township sixteen, ram q
fourteen east; running thence north to JOSEPH
Rich's corner on the west line Of said namet
fraction eleven IL. thence east to the oil
boundary line; thence enthusiastically wit!
| said old boundary line to the southeast cor me-
Of said fractional section eleren; thence ives
to the place of beginning, containing abou
four 4 acres, situate in Wayn, county, Stat
| of Indiana.
To be- sold as the property Of Abijah Ricl
and Diadama Rich. ct al. To satisfy sai'
decree and execution in nv hands in favo
| Of Andrew f. Scott. Sal. sale without relic
fion valua tion or app,aisement laws.
Nm II. STUDY, Sheriff W. c.
Il. II. Bnrchnral, Atty Pl,'f.
March Ii, 1872. 4w pf$l3.50.
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that, vesuyius-like. s.umbcrs in
Mr.. Clayrool's breast. in such
gushing quantity and force. judg
ing from Bro. Surfaces estimate.
II another respect, Mr.. Claypool
labOred under great disadvantage,
that operated against his efficien-
cy as a sp eaker. AT tie time he
was one OF tue Electors, lie only
made four or five speeches in the
State, AMI. at the last election, he
did net make speecl end so. 1t
will he RALLY seen, that he had
MT the rrrct &C he SHOULD have had
previous to addressing Rich-
monI audience. especially where
his a'vent had been heralded with
such Ce.sive(ly lish tncomiums
Of his psc-e,ninent abilities as an
ora'or, by our friend Surface, Of
the Telegram, who is one of the
best JUICES Of eloquence living on
the American continent To be
sure, Mr.. Claypool had made three
speeches in Old Wayne,-at Dub
lin, Hagerstown and Miiton-but
they were insufficient to awaken
and bring into proper activity his
slumbering capacities, that would
and could over top his rival for
the Republican nomination, and, at
the same time, crush, use up. OBJ
literate,a totally annihil ate Dave
Oooding, and prick that bull-calf
unit. he roar! We are sorry for
all this, because Of the keen dis
appointment Of Bro. Surface!
Mr.. Claypool's speech was 9
tine one T; because it was principal
ly composed of fne- ancial matters
aud they arc very interesting to
all cur fellow citizens who are
striving, day by day. to dig The
spoons out Ct be ground, and, BY
their labor, put q suflicicncy il
their pockets to keep soul ant
body in a healthy condition. Thu
question Of finance is also inter.
esting to wealthy men, bankers
spectators, &C., all OF whom dis
cuss, and cuss it more or less; but
when it comes to politicians legis
lating and tinkering with it-th
! experience Of the country is the
the matter has been damaged ant
deranged; and tie uniform result
with the sensible ones, is that. al
ter trying their hands at il, the.
have been willing to leave the sub
ject to those who are Bout ,oei
enough posted. and have been sue
cessful in giving very general sat
isfaction.
Take the speech of Mr.. Clay
pool up one side and down tn
other, it was more object!onabl
for what il did nos contain than VIII,
it did. He said not one word i
favor Of President Grants admir-
istration-no: o word in favor {
Gov. Tom Browne, the State Tick
ct, and our excellent, substanti;
an 4 invulnerable Republican Pla'
form. This omission, we are yer
sure, for he Is 9 man Of marke
ability was merely for want {
time-or that Senator Pratt ha
drained Beaver Laae dry or TIL
'he didn't feel well' Gas Bro SUI
face apologized to a friend, {
that he believed it was only necef
sary for him to straightcn out Il
currency first, aud then, like Il
scriptural injunction to those wi
seek eternal happiness-'all thin.
else shall be added
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NEW HAMPSHIRE has gone
Republican by 1000 majority!-
Good enough for Il . first gun!
Connecticut next. o. X Glor,
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The town Of Bessemer has been regularly
surveyed and pla ted on the lands OF Jacob
Hudson and George Rhodes, about three mics
southwes: of Bow ling Green.
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