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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-06-22
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The Dominion newspapers are lauding the
virtues Of new combinatioa Of Hypophos-
phites which is said TO strengthen and sus-
tain the intellect and nervous system SO rap
idly and ehectually that most of the organic
diseases are cured BY it. The preparation Il
named offer the inven tor, Mr.. JAS Fellows,
Chemist, st. John, N. B. ga55gs9
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-06-22

The Repablicau Convention lor the
Fifth 0ongrsssional District Of Indiana
met q DAnville and m animously re-
nomiustsd Hon. JoHN CnsuRS. for .
fourth term. General CO1uRx i one Of
the ablest and most efficient Members Of
the House Of Representatives from the
West. and should b 70 elected BY .
large majority.
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FOR SALk.-A House ana Lot a feet
gfo1t, situated on south Front Street. Il u
offered o. fair and reasonable termss and U
-plenty Of roou-in good repair-good sl-
lar, stable. %. luquirs, for terms, 4c. at
The Ps,,saino OfGee. Feb. lsslSsS.
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HowELs LIS CoLC n n.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPO-
pH0NpHTTENl

The new English invention reaches Organic
Diseases, Strengthens the Brain and Nervous
System. Is the most successful remedy for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Aethma, and De-
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-06-22

The D, mocra.ic Convention at
Cambridge, trotted out David S
Cooling, The Democratic Herald's
favo:ite, for the Congressional
race.
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~ 0>lssas q Ne julian Radical, pnblisbss
hat - sSw sosns oss hat "efiansd horribly
. CHASTITY smils," over Greslsy's prospects.
II surus out that twas only . reflection Of
his own Aslsetibls grin from . looking-glass
b hsppsasd 70 gass into q ths tiusl
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An ExchSngefaptiy remsrks that:
The times ares growing queer
when Geo. w Julian writes to .
Democratic Con vention and speaks
Of the head OF Republican Ad
ministration % the common ene>
NY
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A friend. who has just returned from
trip 10 Missouri ssys that all the coli
orsd voters ofthst State are for Grant
and Wilson. ~
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TIE Fort Wsyss Republican is responsible
for the following:
The crop OF tender, juicy, spring chickens
is ripe, apd the fruit is being plucked.
Though the little fellows never quarrel. they
are sure - get isto . broii. and to b hauled
over the coals-ths minute they strike Tie
cook.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-06-22

ECaYpenters, Builders. az
and all who contemplate Building, supplied
with our new illustrated Catalogue ON receipt
Of stamp.
EUA.J BEcKNRLL 4 Co., Architectural
Book Pub'rs, II Warren-st., N. Y.-@
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GEO. w. SIMMONS.
AGENT FOR
Coal, Lime, Plasters,
Clements, .ss
Stone Pipe,
Fire Brick,
Fire Clay
Stonevvare.
Once, 1914 Fl. Wayne Avenue,
-ats& Near the Depot.
RICHMOND. INDIANA.
106n.
State Of Indiana, : 90
WNzy7ae COII7afu, O.O'

Susie R. Dant1sr, Wayne Circuit Court.
Charles v. Dantser.l Divorce NJ. sisi.
DE 1T KNOWN, Tha. on tbe 18th day
u Of June, 1877, the above named plaintiff,
by Wm. A. B:ck!e, Attorney, filed in the Office
Of The Clark of the Wayne Circuit Court her
eonlplaint against aaid dsfendant, il the asove
entitled cause, together with the affidavit If
competent person, that sail defendant Charles
Y. Dantzer, is not . resident Of the State Of
Indiana. 5rs
Said defendant, Charles v. Dantxer, there
fore, is Hereby notified OF the filing and pen
dcncy Of said complaint against him, and
that unless he appear and answer or demur
thereto, at the calling Of the said Cause, en-
the second day Of the next Term Of said Court
10 be begun and held 1t the Court House in
CentrevilIe, on the lst M6.sdAs Of August.
1872, next, "a id complain. ard the matters
and things therein contained and alleged. will
be taken As true and the said cause will be
heard md determined in his absence
(....j Witness, the Clerk, and the Seal
3sEALf Of said Court, at Centreville,
t." this 18th day of August, 1877.
WIN. w. DUDLEY, Clerk,
WA. Biekle, Atty Pi'6.
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Tho Hon. Chawles Sumnah has not yet
made up bic great mind what rs is going
70 do about IT, He hates Grant and can't
swallow turu-coat Greeley. II passes the
understanding Of the Hon. Chawlss how such
low vulgar men ~ Grant and Greeley man.
age to como into prominence, while men OF
culture AMI reRnment, like-wsll, like several
he could name-ars kept in the shade and
snbbed BY unappre:iatire people. He doesnot
remember to have met with another such
case in the history Of any people Of modern
times. but 10 forcibly reminded OF q singular
y analogous stats Of things mentioned by
the late lamsnted Rollin in his exciting His
tory Of the Modes aud Psrsiass. We arc 90
familiar with this instance that We will not
dwell upon il. Mr.. Sumnah 10 now diligently
employed in the study Of Josephas. being
desirous 70 know what that conservative psr.
son knsw shout making fool Of YOURSELF
The honorable gentleman 10 too modest BY
half. He knows moro concerning that sub
jsct, Just now, than Josephus ever dreamed
o6.-BudaIo Express.
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Correction.

Col. Biekls. requests us 70 say that che
editor Of The Independent misrepresents him,
when be says that be (Bickls) stated to the
Board Of Trade that '.the lease could be broken
~ easy - tnru your hand over" This re-
mark was made in reply 70 question regard.
iOg an injunction to stop the payment of the
Depot Bonds. He stated distinctly that be
had NOT then examined the lease, and could not
give an opinion regarding it.
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Grecley ana Gsasx Campase. 40
Aln: s7xe Jsa. Bros. cIors

Greeley ana Gsatz CamPaisa Song.
AIR: THE Je1a Bros. Chorus.
Do you hear onr war cry sounding from TIE
prairies d the Wessf -
Well, no. Positively ~ can't
say that we do. 1t is sad too.-
CINCINNATI Commercial.
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Geo. WJolian 10 now looking
toward ths Clahinitev to pomina.e
him 10 Indiana. DemocTsts and
RfR4bltcaps having both failed to
do anything for him.-Cin.. &C.
zette.
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S'N II Suggested that Jacob and Sylvss-
er obtained s6kt tslsGraphis dispatch from
George W. Jslias. through spiritual comnu-
sicstion, - the tslegraphic Offices are not
open ct midnight u Indianapolis.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue ~ Decree and Execution 70
ID me directed from the Wayne Cosmos
Please Court. will expose at Public Sale, at
tie Court h.use door in the town OF Gen.
treville. Wayne county, Indiana, on the 39th
day OF June, 1879. between the hours Of 10
o'eloek .. m. and O'Clock p. NJ, on said
day, the following property, to-wit
4 part Of the southwest quarter Of section
80, township No. IA. Of range one, west, and
bounded Is follows, to-wit;
Beginniog ct point On west line Of Green
street. in the city oi Richmond. 10 said county,
and at adistance Of 10 rods north Of Spring
street; thence south along Grecn street 81
feet; thence west 1870 feet; thence north 81
feet; thence east 1870 feet, to the place Of be-
ginning.
10 b cold as fhe property OF Frederick H.
Dobbins and James H > Dobbins, 70 sstisfy
said Decree and Execution in my hands il
favnr q 0aar, Scntt I Co. Said sale with
ont relief from valuation or appraissment
laws.
WIN. n. STUDY, Sheriff Of W. C.
&C. Whitridge, Atty Plt'n. l34.
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Large Republican Meeting 1t Grcen-
costle-Senaaor Morton pays his Re.
spects to uen6Ticks.
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the seal OF CONDEMNATION upon DIS
whole political career and places
linn i's fore the weird as penilent
A suin Mr. Hendricks said 10 his
speech to the Convention
'.Thc State of Indiana, should 1
DO elected your Governor, must
oil the time, as far as my influence
il concerned, maintain friendly
attitude and relation towards the
Federal Government /; but ut the
same time all the rigiits and pow.
ere OF government which are re.
served to the State Of Indiana by
the Constitution of tie United
States, must be respected-every
one OF them. Shouts al applause,
in the midst OF which voice was
heard, .That's business
Tbis is the language If menace
and folly. 1t means. il il means
anything. that he would use the
military power OF the State to re.
sist what he would regard as an
intrsction Of the rights OF the
State. and sfte- what the nation
has passed tn, Ough would be Grim
inal il itwere not idicnlous.
lie speaks Of the Government oil
the United States as il it we're tina,
OF foreign country, with which
he would maintain friendly rela-
tons SO long as it did no. invad,
the constitutional rights of Indians
Of which, Of course. he a. the Gov
enor would be the judge; but hov
he would break of friendly re!a-
tons with the Government, o
resist what he would consider
violation Of State rights, or renev
the rebellion, be does not cay.
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rUrsAM COUNTY IN COUNCIL.

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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-10
NnTlcE OF MORT0AaE SALE.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
w aEREAs, default has been made IN the co..
ditioos q : certain mortgage duly executed
sSsknoxledssa, and delivered By Je.spa Broker aad
stearns ce.nty, Minnesota, nortG.sors. 70 Petss
Of Septenhsf, A. p. 1870, ard recorded n The oaes
county, 10 sook N" Il korteass DEED, pass ~
On the day. Of September. A: D. 1870. oeleek
4: n Which :.id nertf:Es vas Sivs. e o:esrs ~
2loo dsalas, and interest according eeadise.s
of pro0issory note t1er that amount, oxseutol BY
said Joseph Broker, payable 70 the srdsr Of NJ
Dandy, dae In two yesn ftoA date. With intsreet
payable annually. and bssrias even Aats With ed
Ani Whereas. d.s..lt has been made !. u. seaAs.
tions OF aid mortgage BY tho non-paynsot Of said
sum Of money AID interest thereon; xnd thsrs u n
tho date Of this nses elaisd Is b 1ss, aad L dss
1Pon aid ncrtgaee and aid note secured thereby
Eight dollars and no action Or procsedngs have BE-,
nad at law Or equity to recover the monies secured
BY aid nortGsgs; =
ant to . power Of sale contained In ssid 1orteaEs
and to the statats in such Gases nads and provided
said nortgase viii Be soreeoesA b. thu sais Of tn
Is P f:s. sss: :: o! ~.
and beng In The County Of stsarns aad State Of Min
nssota. described - tolows. te-vt: Lots Numbered
Nine (e] and Ten llo] IN Block numbered Thirteen
to plat and survey thereof n.ds By John l. Wilson
and on s and OF record In said once Of Register Of
Deeds, in and for he Coa.ty Of stsa!ns and STATE
81 c ssS snd
to said mortgased prsnlse.. That seid .sls win 81
made stpubie vsndus to The Highest bidder, BY The
Sheriff q aid steerns county. = H. ne.t osr q
Sc SA iTfeoa 81 a. s TEL
IL tls afternoon q thst day. Of 81 lrsais. q %
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laINN1sOTA NEWS.

w. B. Gray cut ~ artery in the
palm Of bic hand With piece Of glass,
aud narrowly escaped bleeding to
death. ..,
Josiah Granger, Of London, near
Austin, was drowned with bis team of
horses while trying e GROSS It az old
ford on Turtle river.
Tho potato rot is said to prevail to
limited extent in Blue Earth county,
and farmers are taking 10. their crops
earlier than usual 10 consequence.
Lieutenant Governor Yale was
married a Norw.lk, Conn.,, on tho "a
inst, 70 Mis- Mary Louise Hoyt. They
arrived At Governor Y.ls's i. homo
~ Winons On Monday. : . .ss,az.. +.
The Coae.essiossl appropriation OF
es7 800 fas freservi,e The falls Of St.
Aothpey having bseeas available work
kas been resansa on tho tunnel, which
= teebe completed in January or Feb.
ruary. .s:.s:sa *....za-.* ~. ~
The murderer, John Farrell, be.-
TOT knows has Red Farrell, Who has
been under sentence 81 death at W..
bahia, for the murder Of young Elliott,
= Rsads Landing, 10 July, 1871, has
bed hk sentences eommutsd to impris-
ooneat fee life.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-10

Tae New York Tribune is growing
disappointed over the weakness exhib-
tied by the Greeleyites, when brough.
10 opposition to tho enthusiasm, 6rm.
ness and intelligence of tho Republ;.
can organization. The accessioss from
tho old party have been few, compared
with the plumber expeotel,aod many of
even these have returned. The Ir;-
bune lamcnts in this fashion: "The
tyrannical power Of party discipline has
never been so terribly exhibited a. BY
tho success with which the Grant MAJ.
ayers have kept tue bulk of their for.
ces ia line thus far" It finds the
business interests OF the country ar.
rsJed against the dangerous combiu..
ton Of which it is an organ. aud makes
candid admission, 1.-THE more intel.
'ligeot aud saga ,ious men of wealth see
the evils under which We are l.bor;np
ADD are willing to take the proper
means to reform them. but these IRE
everywhere the minority" Suoh i'd.
missions are born Of tho feeling Of Ger.
tain defeat
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-10

The Southern States, nov need
above al things to b. sslsfally let alone
but Mr., Greeley and his supporter 10.
sist on more agitation. II this nissr.
able work l., for one, viii not ab.t than.
I an, Indeed, opposed 70: then, seos
this issss more than upos, ,sey, etAsf)
And ~ = .t,isad 40 sell-sishsr+ pf Tie
South, sasssssly ;hepipg Il Ga II, +v,st
out it, own s'lvstioa quietly .ad' psaet.
sbly-1-fee 1 could net tao strongly:
depreoats The Substitution d THE dine
Of Mr.. Greeley ior Geo. Grant ID the
Presidential chair. It would b ehao.
come again, which hea.sa forbid =
Charles Froscis Adaass. S,
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Majority in Penn
sylVania. 49,: ....
10000 IN OHIO.
5000 IN NEBRAsKA.
INDIANA DOUBTFUL on GOVERNOR.
But TIE LEGISLATURE SURELY
REPUBLICAN,.
q

Tho result Of Tuesdays work e.
ceeds the most sauguias expectations
The Republicans have not only carried
States, but hoy have gained Coosesss'
men and Legislatures.
In Penosyl'ani., where VA . pseu'
liar aud specially desperate var % The
Republican State Ticket, tho majority
i. 81, 900, .. reportsd BY to.day1 p.
pors. Six CoogrsssmeA have been
gained, and the Legislature is strosgl,
Republican. -
In Ohio the majority o. The STATE
ticket is 10000, With the loss Of ".
Congressmen in the Cinoinosti Dis
triot from local reasons.
Indiana is still doubtful, both parties
claiming ! victory, With tn. indication,
favorable to Hendricks, tho Democrat
10 candidate for Governor. But til
Legislature il lsrgcly Republican, which
will ensure the re.elsetioa Of Gov. Nor
ton to the United States Senate.
In Nsbrasks the State. and Con.
gressionsl tickets were elected BY th>
Rspublicans BY majority Of 5000.
The District of Colsmbia elects ,
Republican delegate to Cougress, and
the Assembly is almost: unanimously
Republican. -" -. -.
The Presidential election 10 practi
cally over With. Greeley will b adj.
to count on the fingers Of one hand al
the States he will carry in November
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-10

SAuk CExrR1. Oct. 8, 1872.
EDlroR JouRxAL.-Why has the Repub-
liesn County Convention been put off to
the 24th Of October! This il close on 10
election day. Our town caucus Vas called
last month from mistake 10 reading tho
notice for the County Convention - being
for the 24tA Of September, but W d'ssev-
cred the mistake before delegates were
elected. kRPu1IlcA1.
We would bs very glad to inform
this correspondent, ~ we'll Is macy
other iaquirers, IS to the exact reasons
for the outrage perpetrated on the Re-
publioans Of this county 10 postponine
IN important Convention to within
eleven days Of the election, bu. this il
ono Of the matters 10 which the wishes
Of tho Republicans generally are not
taken into consideration. The call was
manipulated BY the 1.aod Office Ring
to SUIT their own purposes, aud the short
er time these purposes are exposed to
daylight the better ore the chances for
their success.
It is pretty generally understood,
however, that the programme Of the
Ring IN deferriog the Convention to so
late time is to nominate one Of their
own number, and, in the hurry and
excitement incident to the close of .
great campaign, force him upon Re-
publlsans with the general ticket
There is not . member of this corrupt
Ring that dare venture a full CANVASS
before the pelole. Their plans always
involve some dark lantern programme,
like the present.
We would take this opportunity
to refer to one of the many slaoders
and fasehosds which members of the
Rlog have pat in circulation concern.
ing Mr.. Burbaok. Fully aware that
there is not single valid reason Why
Republicans cannot consistently vote
for him, they say that be will have Z
vote ON tho election Of the hext Unit
ed States Senstor, and that he ighs
not be favorable to the Republican can.
didate, whoever he may be. This is
not true. The election of United
States Senator does not take place until
1875, md Mr.. Burbank's term will ex.
pire 10 1874. So mu,h for this roor.
back, and the rest are Of the sane
stamp.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-10
LATE M ~ lTEAO.

-Ne~baryport, Mas.., PUTS in for
about s., o00, 900 Of the Geneva swsrd.
Tho Protestant Episcopal Church in
tho United States has dfty.sArss Bnh.
oIs.
Tho population Of Chicago, accord.
Jog to the school census, il 367 1896,
IN increase Of $4,000 sisse June.
-st.oley has signed . contract "a
deliver ono busdred lectures ia thu
country 70. $4,000.
-Budd Dobls, osoer Of Goldsmith
Maid and Lucy, paid $500 sss the
drawing Of the palace ar sontaiaiae
tho two ftsm Omaha to Ogden.
"A riot between Irish torch bear.
81 and eolorsd citizens occurred in Gin.
eiana.i o. Monday night. 10 which
some Is SLOTS were fred, aud : number
Of; parsons killed. a,;t
4-rheivork Of restoring Tho osess On
the meeamsns Of strasburg Cathedral,
which sustsineds:vssy serious isjur3
during the var, hes NOW bees. CON.
pletsd. .&2@s! 81 -. -.o.e,.:~.-'..ts
"A locomotive on The Balsint1e
aad Ohio Railroad csss* Pisdnoot; ex.
plodsd Saturday night, killing tho. On:
g'oser, fremsn ssd Others, end fatally
soaldine another: sc: ~"" .: 'i.:': .
During tho discussion + Of The repl,
to tho address from the Throne id The
lower branch Of the Spanish Cortes,, ID
amsadment Vas moved, aaki1g 'fes: the
abolition Of slavery through tn. Span:
in dom;n;ons, - ~: AfS; q =. =,
| The importation Of cloth into japan
from Europe, and particularly from
Germany, has increased 70 % enormou,
extent within few yeats. The Ger.
mau Government has taken Official no.
.iee Of this fact. Tho J.pauess greatly
prefer gray color. s.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-10

!. The New York iSsn haa:dsae 40
act Of justice ID acknoulsdsisg that,
after careful examiaation Of the late
charges against Speaker Blaine made
by the New York Tribwse, itsslf and
other Confederate journals, the said
charges do not apply 70 Speaker Bla,se,
but to somebody else bearing = similar
name. It delegated one Of its Editor.
i'll force to work the matter mp for
campaign purposes. bu. the result WIS
decidedly different from what was q.
peetsd. 1@,-.s. - 4: .s.s1 Il
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-10

A LITTLE election occurred in .
couple of States down cast the other
d'y, Il which Governor OF two and
some minor officers we're chosen. It
Was in many respects pleasant sort Of
an sff4r We merely mention this
now as 40 Item of news which many of
our Greeley friends seem not to have
beard, Or having heard, to have for.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-10

The undersigned have leased this House
on Pearl street, couple Of blocks east Of
the depot and west Of tho Court House.
and propose to keep it in
First.C1ass Style,
for the accommodation of travellers. We
will 90. No. l table in every respect, aad
will leave nothing undone to secure the
comfort IT those who may etop with Us.
Having had many years experience in no.
tel keeping, We understand what is reaujr-
ed. Good stabling. Try the Pacific
House when yoL come to St. Cloud.
Boarders taken on liberal tcrrs.
J. Il T. T. KEMP.
St. Cloud, Oct. 9,b, 1871. NJ.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-10

The Minneapolis papers are furnish.
ing elegant reading for the Preside
these evenings. Fur instance, the ed
itor Of tho Times observes that tho ed
itor Of the Ncps is "a liar Of the first
msenitude," - cowardly poltroon,' -
''guilty Of robbing bis room.m ates, -
that mo grand jury could fail to in
dict him." that he il "a bully, black.
guard and liar" etc. Tut ! tut