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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-19

ssrbat those who struggled and
fought for secession generally be.
lieved they were right in SO doing,
L can ROT doubt They
propose to renew the 6ght, but not
with gun aud sa5cr. They expect to
regain, rs Democrats, thr0ush cleo.
tons. the power they lost "a rebels
thsGngh war. - Extract from Horace
greeley Letter. dated Memphis,
June 9, 1871.
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s"Ipdatable rubber bustles," are announced.
They are said to impart great buoysncy 10
the movements. In case Of shipwrsck they
would undoubtedly be advantageous, saitho'
= girl foassd By one Of them might BE- taken
for buoy, and % passed BY unnoticed. -
World.
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..REMANDED TO CONGRESS. )"

We publish statement tabuia;
ing the Congressional result i
part of the States which have thu
far held their elections:
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oYF1oIAI vorn OF wAYHEFopUNTY
--aa -a--.sa--1 40.
cANoIpArIs.

For Governor
Tho's n browne. 80.
thomas A Hendricks
Lieutenant 9ov'orl
Leonidus Sexton =.
John r Cravens....
Congressmen-atLarge|
Godlove ) Ortiz. d
William Williams
Michael q kerr......
John s Villa ms....
Secretary of State
William w Curry.
Owen N Eddy........
Auditor Of State
jas A Wildman....
John B Stoil
Treas'r of State
John B Gloser......
JAS B Ryan,.
Reporter Sup Court
JAS B Black.
John G Robinson. :.
Clerk of Sup Court
Charles Scho!l. -.
Edward Price 1899.
Superlntendet Instruc
BENZ Wilson smith /.
Milton b Hopkins -.
Attorney General
James G Denny.
Bayless W Hannah
Congress 4th District
Jerre. NJ Wilson :. j.
David s Gooding -.
Judge 9th Gem Pleas
John F kibby........
George A johnson -.
Judge Of Grim Cou
Henry G Fox........
Prosecuting Atty CP
Daniel w Comstocl
Pro. Atty 18th Dis
Thomas J Study.
San uel A Fo-kner :.
Pro. Atty 9th Dis
John L Rupe ......
Bartemus Burk 80.
Representatives,
Lewis q Walker.
William Ba xter.....
ErAstus Test.
Nathan Jones $500.
Sheriff
illiam II Study.
Peter Al Elise. >.
Treasurer
Joseph & Lemon.
'rhaddeus e Green -.
| Real Est Appraiser
Rily w Anderson
Joseph Williams.
Com I. issioners
VIM. Brooss.......
James w Salter...
Jonathan Baldwin +.
Henry Stigeleman...
| Coroner
John ] Roney.......
| Martin Frazee. 49,.
! Surveyor
| Robert A Howard
| George knode. ......
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-19

Senator Morton in his speech last night
said "The Greeley delusiou his passed
away like ucxious vapor."
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And now to-day, if the nation was
to be imperiIcd, aud there were just
tw" modes Ut saving ii, to trust to the
ch0ncps Of \ CivI, war or to the
chances Of a free vote OF the Southern
people. 1 would ye,y greatly prefer to
take the latter chance rather than the
Horace Greeley ut Pitts.
burg, September 10.
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{. Look at tseo 7gias unJ 40 = ~;.sd Is
meant hy the cry Of = -, .; :.is:s re-
onciliations .Wkit. al !. ,sis{soare.i
Republicans shotas the polls like
shesp-kil!ing dogs" Il ga like
the picture, vote for G...:- ey.
purely selfish interest attaches tho lewd,
ruffaniy. criminal. aud dangerous classes to
,s,e Democratic rsrty.-Horace Grec'ey.
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The sneanest OF the Julians' prouounces
the statement of the Indianapolis Journal,
that a, he home of Ufother George Centre
township tthe R.sublican majority was in
creased s.LIE.'' Here is the proof of the
truth of the Journals statement: In 1870, The
Republican majority in Centre tip was IA
Net Republican loss by division OF town.
ship. Webster tip having been formed
from Centre, New Garden, Green, aud
Wayne townships,i ............ 40
Thus leaving ..................l3 A
In 1872, the Republican maj. in Centre, 143
True majority in 1870, rs aoove........ 1874
Republican gain.............s.. .......0
The lie uttsrer can still be found at the Office
Of the Radical, if he hasn't gone to Texas.
'------es. ..>-.
PARTY RINa."--The veteran
Mansfield thus finishes up the
s'Ring' business in sensible way.
and every patriotic Republican will
give a hearty "Amen y TO the over
throw of the Liberal imposture"
he alludas TO, as the shortest
road to ultimate peace and quiet
ness ia the country
"Some very sincere and intelli-
gent people regret the continuance
Of party rings. as they call it. So
should we, If we could it. And
this continuance of the Republican
party in power for several years TO
come--ionger than it would have
been--is due solely 10 the ''Liber-
ais" who nominated Greeley, and
the continued organization and
nomination of the Democratic par
ty. Under such state of things
the continuance of the Republican
party is necessity; and since it
is, let the overthrow Of the "Liber-
all imposture be complete. lite
the shortest road to ultimate peace
and Qnietness in the country"
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Prom TIE Indianapolis Journal.
4 notable conclusion to be drawn
from the late election is the solid
and unwaverirg popularity of o.
2. Morton. with the Republic ans Of
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4 Democratic Oi7is ial nnA Politician
Ab.conds With thcEtssa.s Money. \
Speeisl oispatch to ihe Cin.ilnat! Gazette.
, 1872-11-17
THE CHICAGO TR1BUNE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IT, 1872,

cent, and still to be considered powerful, will
out having the benefit OF the P1useian .Ex-
cheqnar, overfowing for the ptesant from
ordinary sources even. beg to enclose my card,
and remain, sir, your obedient servant IL,
e. Cry, Oct. 20, 1872.
1ATKsr. 49,, "
NEW YoRR, Nov. 16.-Money less active in themorn-
lng, ranging from to 1872 short time before the
close Of banking hours and after nearly all the bank
accounts were provided for, unemployed balances
were lent as low as 3@4 per cent. "a -
for sight.
Gold was quiet and firm st 11aX@i1sx.. Loans
L. to peg cent for CARRYING Cearings $61 900 600
Treasury disbursements, $455o0o; exports today,
$640, 600; for the week, nearly s., 900, 600. ;,
Governments closed firm at about the highest prices
OF the week.
State bonds dull and steady.
Tie bank statement ia unfavorahe. Net loss In re-
serve 645, $50. The banks hold s. 825 above
the Is per cent required by law.
Stocks opened dull and weak but steadily improved
IN prices from to1 per cent Erie the feature,
at the close advancing from 503 to 62. There were
also large dealings in Western Union and United
Of interest Lake Shore l. st. Paul common The
market closed firm at about the highest figures Of the
day.
Mr.. V.White. who was carried down by the de-
membership On the Stock Exchange.
Tho Post says the Chicago Northwestern Railway
Company have under consideration the issuing OF
consolidated mortgage on their property; instead OF
issuing ten million convertible bonds ns recently
thorized.by the Directors. This change in form Of
among which, that these bonds will be taken by
come Of the large holders Of the common stock who
are Interested in seeing further increase Of that
claas Of the Companys securities.
, 1872-11-17
DIR. c.. BTGET4OW

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN. No. s6i SOUTH
STATE-ST-, CHICAGO.
Iii veil known by AZ readers of the pspes that Dr.
who has made the treatment Of all chronie and
diseases specially. Science and e1perienc have ado
o1ed By The press esteemed ot tbe hishst medical A.
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LFEn perfeetinK
remedies that viii S1Eo positively Al cases CHRONIC
The repu. alton Of Dr. BIgelow founled dp1o
or certthcates from Earopsap Asiatie African
Institution q this continent Hs p;atse eze in the
thousand riles o but sounded st doors; hey
not dated dozsn yea1s ago. but nov eentleen t1
the medical faculty noT prsssing IN Chfa*o ass vi
Head his MEDICAL TREATISE for adis and gcntle-
Sent frye 70 address II sealed Enclose
IN the city, with SEPARATE PARLORS fo ladlea and
f. Zsf S2E fsd the sses
Dr.. c. B1GELOW, No. 464 State-st- 0tceaours from
= n. to .. j: Sundays; to D.
, 1872-11-17
RECEIPTS.

The warehouse question is still the topic Of
conversation on Change, though there is not
now the fear OF present damage to the grain in
tereats Of the Northwest, that was 80 painfully
now sort ont their Mum d Scott receipts every
day, for the purpose Of getting nd Of them be-
fore night as some Of them used to do; and,
indeed, the practice is now inverted, the
6odfy aodsIs Of th9ss 5sr rsssPs kssRg SR then
Armour & Co. are appealing to have
them sent in for Endorsement. But th here
is none the less, reason for a full understanding
Of the present situation, although some Of the
warehouaemen claim that too much has been snid
about it, and that the matter ought to be allowed
to drop quietly, "for the good Of the trade"
But ordinarily, when member Of affirm has been
guilty Of defalcation, and it is found out, the
remaining. members Of the firm find it to
al right. They cannot afford to throw
themselves. back upon their personal
dignity; and affect to be insulted by the Spanish
aalutation .(cone esta), how do you stand ~
The case is parallel to that Of the grain ware
ho1ssmen t"3 of this city, md they ought not to
that the holders Of their paper want to be sure
that the recent revelations opened up al that
#as wrong and rotten in the warehouse System.
No one who understands the facts in the case
can feel other than sorry that Mr. Armour should
have been 80 extensively deceived pocket by the
Mum Scott matter. And yet, one cannot
help regarding it as an instance OF poetic Justice,
when it iB remembered that two years ago Mr.
Armour [George) WAS thespecial advocate OF the
system under which he has suffered so much. He
visited Springfield, and there personally opposed
the passage OF law imposing any restrictions
on the manner in which the warehouse business
vas conducted, He claimed that it would
men to require them to make
statements Of their condition, az implying
doubt OF their integrity, and urged that the
grain trade would suffer il the aygtam we're
made less elastic, But it is that very elasticity
that has wrought all the trouble: and we think
that even Mr. Armour himself will admit that
the thing WAS stretched little too much. The
other members Of the pool have doubtless come
to the same conclusion, ere this, and are willing
to provide safeguards against repeti
tion Of the outrage, though they have not
yet signifed their readiness to prove that they
will recommence Alright under the new regime.
nished.
There wss come talk to-day about an antici-
pated reduction in the rates Of freight on grain
to this city. Such q movement would be most
important one for the farmers, especially
# not made, or not extensively taken
when, Il tie Weather should be Inc,
we may expect that our stocks in store will have
been run down to q low point. It will probably
oe impossible to command much higher prices
1or grain unless We should commence the winter
With nearly empty bins, and it is pleasant to see
that the shipping movement in corn has dimin-
past week, while there seemed to be good ship.
ping demand for oats to-day.
TIE MARKETS.
Ihe leading produce markets we're generally
, 1872-11-17

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 800 bu wheat; $3.50 bu corn; 5,62s
bu oats; 1863 bu rye; 2,soe bu barley. With
drawn for do during the past week: 1896 bu
rye; 1868 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: I72- cars,
wheat; 78 cars, and 4, 200 bu corn; Is cars, and
$500 bu oats; 6 cars rye; 73 cars barley. Total
(sA9 ca1a), lat, 900 bu.
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF breadstufts and stock at this port for the
week ending with this morning, and for other
weeks ending as dated:
, 1872-11-17

average. .@ RE quality Of DO hogs now coming
forward is ful1yas good IS the a7~age OF former
years at this season. ..4
To-day there was no decided change In The
general features Of the market. !he recelpts
were somewhat lighter than had been looked
for, but the demand was not urgent, and prices
ruled steady and dr1ner as quoted yesterday.
The closing rates were s395@4.1o for common
to choice heavy, and s4.0o@4.20 for common to
choice light. Most Of the days sales we're VIII
in the range Of S4oo@4.1273z. We note the
fff10tui1arf
, 1872-11-17
AUCTION

By Edwin A. Rice Co.. auetionee1s ct the psgatx. res
et u O'clock Large and positive sale e5 snesio1 81
of elegant b}acE anut parlor aud bedroom suites black
walnut mahogany and panel bed,.sads bn.osns 5 nrsck
mantol mirrors, lounges. ehaifs addEc1ofh sane;
seat and D. r. chairs, toilet ,ets; es 1 nMt ana
pictures ine iot ot china aad r glass
onjy be%n nsed farr weeks Come all you who want bar.
gains.
EDWIN A. RICE CO., Auctioueers,
Offices II West Washln etou. It.
, 1872-11-17

IulA1 .16.91V,673 13,d3t,U24
LATEST.
In the afternoon there Was moderate
amount Of trading on the cu1bstone. Wheat
was strong, closing at 5l.04 cash, and 91.0416@
1.044 seller December. Corn was firm, closing
at 315lc seller the month, and 31@311Sc seller
December. Freights and provisions we're in-
actiYA.
, 1872-11-17
COMM ERClAl.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 18.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the past twenty-four hours; and for the
corresponding date a year ago:
, 1872-11-17
m0NEYAND CONF ERCE.
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. Is.
Tie week closes upon quiet though stringent
money market. Throughout the week the banks
have all refused good paper, which they would
have been glad to take it their available surplus
would permit. The movement Of the hog crop,
now just beginning, will undoubtedly relieve the
market to some extent in = week or two. In the
open market money is scarce, at ~ per cont
per month, and in some instances 2 per cent is
paid. On co1laterala, money is offered by
brokers at Is per cent per aunum.
New York exchange ia firm at Soc to 75c per
81, 600 premium for sales between banks.
The clearings Of the Chicago banks for the
week ending Nov is Tare:
, 1872-11-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

Review for the Week Ending Nov. 16.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOT. 16.
The receipts Of live stock during the week
, 1872-11-17

Flour Was quiet, the volume Of sales being
about the same as on Friday, and prices were
unchanged. There Was fair demand for good
spring extras, and several orders seemed to be
on the market that we're not filled. Bran was
lower Sales we're reported Of rs br1s
white winter extras on private tarma; 60
brls superfnes at $500; 200 br1s spring
extras at $500; as br1s do (Exposition) at $500;
GO brls do ut $500; 200 brls do at $4.75; 800
brls do on private terms; rs brls rye Crock
Rlver) at S4.00; 100 hrls do at 53.75; 100 brls
DO on private termB; 100 brls buckwheet at
$3.50; 90 brls do On private terms. Total, ,845
bfls: Also, 50 tons bran at $1,000 on track 10
tons mldd1lngs at $11.00 on track.
Wheat was less active and dull, but steady
during the greater part OF the session at an av-
erage' advance OF s4@1c on yesterday'a prices,
though not much better than Fridays closing
quotations.. Receipts were larger, but
we're exceeded by the reported shipments, and
New York was reported frmer, which made hold
ers strong, especially as there was on evident at-
tempt to bull the market, early, in the interest
Of the longs. Liverpool was understood
to be strong, except on winter. The demand
TOR cash wheat WAS not so great as heretofore,
but all the offerings we're taken by shippers, .as
present prospects offer fair chance OF profit,
though lake freights were higher to-day. Spec
ulative buying was often slow. but Sometimes
quite active. Seller December opened at
$1.039I, advanced to 51.04A, declined
to s1.0375, improved &c, and closed
at 81. Seller. the month sold at
81. 1.O2M@l .03a, and seller January at 51.05@1.06.
No. / spring was quiet at $1.1315. No. do
closed at 81 .0311I. No. 8 do at 9215c; and re-
jected do at 82@1215c. Cash Rales we're reported
, 1872-11-17
PROPOSALS FOB SUPPLIES;

1L1Hou STATE PEs11xxrnay,}
CoMM&IoSEns' OFFICE, x
Jo1E4 III, Nov. ID 1874. -
Seasd proposals. will be reeeivedat the office af the un
de1sigued Commissioners OF the illinois State Peutte1-
ta1y mp to Dec. IT, 187t at odack noon. far the
furnishing Of the following suppna needed the tns
$50 hrls supe1fiae hou1 per rnnntb.
20 b11s family flour per month.
$40 lbs meal per month
~ to 30 head good fat steers, Per .o1th ho 11 lk
500 ios Rio coffee.
80 brls - 'C"sugar.
4br1s .. A" sugar-
a0 IDS Japan tes.
.50Q bu oats, :!
5,GO0 bu cofu In tho
1900 yards priso9 stripe tsastnetl. Inches vide.
weight, u OF per yard
15.o00 1Ds common SOAP
], 600 boxes candles. ......
Every bid must accompanied By hoad Of Es oo to
be approved BY the Tho pods to be fur
ni,hed they wanted. Cash will be aid delivery
Of goods Tho bids to be deCed to he Secretary o.
the Board and wil be opened On Dee. II 4 e.. 1s At
ehooss e sttend Eseh bia 8 IA psshle to g
The reserve tho Right TO 1ject bid.
which, in their Judgment IS not il the interest Of the
Stats Fer uEher particulars apply to ta Warden. a.
'" isisned5 Hanssa'' j. j6Hr RED.
CASPAR BUTTz, Commissioners.
HARDROWETT,}
, 1872-11-17
Total .$2l 495, 50 &, O26 ~. 50
Corresponding wk last year. l3 2,ls254 1864
The following quotations Of local stocks are
fr1rniaha1 hv NIAGARA Hsmmnnd T. Wataop

The following letter to the London Economist
OF Nov. 2 seems to be from German in Lon
don, and is valuable for facts and for reference
to three important things. Fnet-The legal
standard in Germany. second-The Bank Act
in England, and third-the want OF banking
f8ciitias in GernanY.
, 1872-11-17

Beaire, Z 100 hs 81 1c
To To 19ua11 nandrh . 100
70 Toledo and Detroit -.
saxn6uM WEIGHTS.
Horses q .200o6 Ia
Hogs, doubledee8 car, = car 1900 ibs
Sheep, double deck car, 600 lbs
Sheep, single edeck caa, y II 900 lbs
CATTLE-After q protracted season Of ex-
treme dn1ness; and general unproftableness,
re are enabled at last to report pronounced
change for the better. During the week under
review the market has been characterized by
fair activity from the opening to the close, and
prices have taken higher range. This gratify-
ing result WIS brought about BY a combination
Of th fhef whsh
the moderate character Of the supply, and the
marked improvement in the quality Of the stock
offered for sale. Trade opened Little
reesns saSs 20 Gn v e1ae he 6r es 5pess asked eSp by
fore the day WAS over they took hold freely, and
the market has ruled active since, at an advance
Of 25@50c in nntives, and at 50@75o IN Texas
cattle. There has been no noticeable increase in
the demand for rough, ha1f-fattened native
prices have undergone but slight change; while
COWS, stock steers, and desirable shipping beeves
are fully 35@5Dc higher than at the close Of last
week. New York, Albany, and Boston buyers
picked up the best droves, at 95.25@5.50 for
medium to good steers Of from 100 to !, $50 Tbs
average, and at $5.75@6.50 for choice to extra
steers averaging from 200 to 500 Tbs Few Pitts
buTgh buyers we're in attendance, but there was 3
q fair inquiry for such points as Cleveland, Gin
cinnati, Toledo, and Buffalo, and the comm oner
sorts found buyers at 54.50@5,00 for fair to
good feshy steers averaging LOTS to / 200 Tbs.
Ihe prevailing rates for stockers we're $500
4.25, though higher and lower figures we're paid.
Texas cattle have sold well, comparatively few
going below 49, while most Of the transfers were
ets275@s.oo for through droves /; At %: :50@3:75
for fair to choice corn-fed. 4 few exceptionally
fine ones fetched 35.00@525. Veal calves are in
steady request with but little variation in priceB
common selling at S3.50@4.50, and choice at
$5.50@5.75.
To-day there VAS good demand from tho diff
ferent classes OF buyers, and under tho light re-
ceipts (on1y about 361 head arrived) the market
was firm at the advanced prices established
earlier in the week. With the exception Of 9
few thin natives and come Bcrawny Texans all
offerings were taken, and the market closed
steady at the following
QUOTATIONS.
Extra-draded steers averaging 1,4oo lbs s6.4oS6'6o
Choice Becvss-fine, ist, well formed year
to year old steers, and averaging 1,2oo ooae y.
Good 20 i1sy Besvss-Welfstened, neiyf
ss;g stss5 sTsragng ee esb s;s
aasain@ so;ne ia To- Sd N le 475@525
pufehe1s ashs stocf-comnon &c si to medium
steers, and good to extra eows, m for c'ts soa47s
gtasT a{cs5ag 500 satf IN decent
0'9es 9esh aver,eng 9o t. io5o bs. soo@42s
1nfsrioF-Iight snd thin COWS, % he'fers' asoasoo
Texas Gatte-Through droves. .'..'.'' 3.a2g3.u
Texas Cstt1e-Northe1n summered. d........ 3.25@3:72
Texas Cattle-Corn-fed ...-......'.''.'. 4'o"sa''o
HOGS-A decline Of 20@25c VAS sustained IN
the market early in the week, prices falling OH
to "a. .a56A On There has been 8 fairly active
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5eming Marblnes.

TOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
and Beauty. Reliable under ali %Olroumstan.
ces. Price from SIS. ssI and s42. This
unequalled Machine uses the straight needle;
makes The lock stitch; alike on both sidesl
or foot. It win hem, fell, bind. seam, tuck,
rufie, hemstitch and sew on at same time; works
equally well on silk, linen, woo!len and cotton
goods. 1t is the only frst-class practical low
price Machine made. Send for circulars ano
sample OF sewing, or call and examine MACHINE
at General Agency, No. 255 King street.
I. Z. BISSELL, General Agent.
dpeJd Ia ~ %. 81 % d
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AT PRIVATE SALE, THE PLANTA
II. TON. lying on Santee River, IN st. Johns
Berkeley, about TWO miles below Eutaw Springs,
known as "Walnus Grove,n and property or the
late James Gail!ard. containing q lite over 1900
acres. On the place Is a good Dwelling with eleven
rooms and necessary outbuildingB. .
Tne Tract admits OF division into two parts,
one Immediately on the river, containing about
$40 acres, OF which rs acres are In woods; the
other, with the settlement, containing about $40
acres, OF which 100 acres are In woods.
The place may be treated for as Q whole, or for
either one OF the above portions.
Terms OF 8~ale-0ne-third cash; balance In one
and TWO years, secured by bond and mortgage,
bearing seven per cent. interest. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
II not sold by the 26th instant, (Christmaa,) the
settlement tract will be offered for rent, for the
year 1873, at public outcry, on the premises, on
Wednesday, the lat OF January next.
For further particulars apply to
P. O. ~GAILLARD, at Charleston Qualified
Or to JN0. q. GAILLARD, on the prem. Execu.
ises, or at Bonneau's Post0fdce.) tors.
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