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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-11-23

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. l3.-
pursuance 70 q resolution passedby
the Republican caucus last night
the Republican members Of both
branches Of the Legislature met in
caucus at the hall CT the House, to-
night. Hon. D. c. Branham was
called to the chair.
Senator Hodge, Of Lake, then Of
fered resolution, recounting the
esteem in which Senator Morton
was held by the Republicans Of
Indiana, and declaring him the un-
animous choice of the members of
the Legislature for reelection.
Senator Jason b. Brown then
moved that the roll be called, and
that every Senator and membe
present answer to his name, which
was adopted.
Senator Brown was the first anne
called, when he answered "Oliver
P. Norton" and was followed by
every Senator-twenty-seve in
all. Harvey D. Scott, being alb
sent in Europe, was vouched for as
being for Morton.
The roll of the Representatives
was then called, and every one
answered in like manner fifty
five in all.
A resolution was then offered by
Senator Dwiggias, appointing a
committee Of three to wait upon
Senator Morton and Inform him OF
the action CT the caucus, and that
copy of the resolution be engross-
ed, and that every Senator and
member be reqce sted to sign the
same, to be presented to the Sen
ator by the commi,tee- Messrs.
Senator'S Dwiggins and Walker and
Speaker Edwards of the House.
Senator Morton was loudly call
ed for, but was not in the build
ing.
Resolutions we're adopted amid
loud cheers complimentary to
General Tom Browa Cor the gallant
canvass he made, declaring the
Repub licsn victory in the recent
election .dueiin-S great measure TO
his canvass.
| Resolutions we're also introduc-
ed complimenting Colonel John
w. Foster the Chairman OF tie
Republican State Central Con-
mittce. tor the ability. zeal ana en-
ergy with which he had managed
the late canvass, and thanking
him in the name Of ell Republicans
for his servicca
| Senator Willing and Represent
ives Kimball and Larfety were
appointed o committee to wait up
on and presentsGeneral Brown and
Colonel Foster with cngrossed
copies of the resolutions.
| Speeches we're made by Jasor
| b. Brown and General Kimball
after which the caucus adjourned
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Mr.. Beecher is reported to
have yind;ctated himself in these
terms: IF you ore walking down
the street and chambermaid en-
pties a slop pail on your head,
what can you do about it but wash
yourself and move on
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-11-23

The delegation of the Sacs and
Foxes, of Missouri, request that
their present reservation be sold
and the government invest it and
hold it as school fund for their
children.
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e. The Bos:onians q

e. The Bos:onians are so
spunky that they not only advertise
that they do not want any help,
but they have determined to return
to Chicago her 800, 900 gilt that
city contributed 10 aid her suffer-
ing city Boston.
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EE Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald and
J. A. Wood, "Evangelists,' preach
ed at Grace and Central Churches
on last Sunday, and held pro-
tracted meeting at Grace NJ. E,
Church all week-afternoons and
evenings.
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Nothing succeeds like success" That
there is vast amount of truth in this saying
is most APPLY. illustrated by the results Of the
late election. 1t is astonishing what high
hopes number of, the Liberal papers begin
% entertain Of the President. The 'miiitary
despot'' is perhaps after all patriot. The
''weakniuded tool cfthe Senatorial ring,' has
now, according to these people really got
mind Of his own. The "grest corruption
ist' and Hdebaucher of the civil SERVICE ex-
hibits commendabie honesty. and gives good
ground to believe that his ad miui is tratiOn will
be one OF practical reform.
And what is the secret of all this Has
Grant inaugurated new policy? Has he
shown disposition to turn over new leaf
Nothing of the sort. He has simply gone on
in the path be commenced to travel years
ago, and is trying new, as then, to give the
country an honest and economical admins.
tration. These i1faa. journalists have Just
opened their eyes TO the fact, while their
readers have probably known the truth all the
while. These Liberal editors are just now
convulsed with the ,nesEs that Grant has de-
cllned to set side the rules of tho civil SER
vice in the appointment. of postmaster at
Philadelphia. They ignore the fact that he
las taken the same stand time and time
again, during and before the late campaign,
and give this startling information to the
public with the seifsrstulasory remark that al
last their efforts are beicg rewarded, and TIE
voice Of the Cincinnati Convention is being
heard and hee.icd. There's modesty about
this that is positively sitting. They will
soon getsto claiming that they are entitled 20
gloTy for all the reforms Of the past, aud
are to be credited in advance with all the
prosp ,ctive triumphs Of the future. They
are the Escp's fies, sitting on the chariot-
wheel OF reform, and Imagine that the terri
BILE buxzing they have kept up has occasioned
the clouds of dust that rise from the car o:
| progress AS il revolres in the direction of 90
| more perfect Union
| II may not be unkin to remind them that
the President does not owe his immense pop.
ular majority to their efforts in his behalf,
but in some part, no doubt. to their noisy and
unreasonable opposition, and if they are hon.
est in their desire for thorough reform, and
wish to lend the President the moral sup
port of the whole country, their most effect.
| ual method is't0 continue to assail him thro
the immensely popular colomns Of the "in.
| dependent press.'
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Gg The abolition Of the frank
ing privilege and the adoption of
the postal telegraph system and
tue assumption Of the telegraph
system by the Government, will be
recommended by Postmaster Gen
eral Cresswel!,
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The Public debt was reduced five
millions during the month OF Oc-
tOher The debt statement shows
a total of S2,242,8 28, 1O1; the coin
ia the Treasury is $40 l43, 1853 and
the currency sic, 1913 ,6S7.
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DUTY OFT TEAS!

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA co.
have business CONNECTIONS nth all the princi
pal port sof China and Japan. and import
their Tess direct from place Of growth, :tus
saying the consumer from 5 TO 3 prof S II is
now atout II years since the Com.tany was
organized-ani it lTas been splendid sue
cess from the veiy first This due 10 the
fact that we imported and sold only
The Best and Purest Goods.
and distributed them to orr customers in all
parts of tie United States, FOR one small
profit only, between the Tea grower and Tea
consumer. We originated the system of sup
playing consumers in distant paris Of the
country With Teas, at New York Cargo Prices,
On tbs Club plao. And since we adopted this
plan we haye saved the people OF this country
Millions oil Dollars annually, in the cost Of
this article Of everyday necessity.
Send for Club Circular, which contains full
directions, prem ums. DC.
The Great American Tea Company
81 & 80 VEESY STREET,
z. O, Box 5643 New York City.
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Improved Common Sense Family Sewing
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y Every second stitch can be cut. and still
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"Hipporhinorhea, is what they
call the disease the chickens are
afflicted with East. Thousands
are said to he lying with it there.
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~ The Layton House, was
burned bailey, on the 18th, in Lo-
gansport--damage to the building
from $4,000 to S3,000-furniture
$500 TO $1,000.
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vuVT THE WORKING CLASS, male
i or female 900 week guaranteed. Re-
spectacle employment at home, day or even
ing 60 capital required. Full instructions
and valuable package of goods to start with
sent free by mail. Address, with 8 cent re-
turn stamp, NJ. YOUNG & CO., 16 Court
land street., New York. 374
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re- A fire occurred at Brook
lyn, on the 18Th destroying an
elevator, grain, and sugar, DC,
valued az 100000.
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~ We see it limited in one Of


~ We see it limited In one Of
our exchanges that Andy Johpson
IL trying to get the Republican
Party to admit him to membership.
He stock in our party once, and
We protest against his admission,
particularly A. we have just got
sid Of the man who tried to ''purify
politics. by lyingl Andy aud
George worried we'll together dur
t1g the last campaign-let them
not be separated. What the devil
joins together let no man put
asnnder.
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nISSOLUTION.-H Having purchased the
~ interest Of Evans 1 Randall, in the
South Sixth Street Shoeing shop, and secur
most accomplished Sheer and Farrier in In
diana, l am prepare d to wait upon all the old
and vslued customers. N well a. ell Who
may require the services OF scientific Horse
Sheer and Farrier D. n. AsHBuRN.
r. S.--All diseases OF the feet. corns, split
hoafs and chronic diseases treated sensibly
and successfully Cali at my shop on Sikh
street, near Main Refer to any horseman
in Richmond. D. n. W.
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THE PALLADIUM.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER %, q.

In the course Of four or I've weeks. the
Palladium shah receive new dress Of type.
&c. nsotd and stsadtast frieads shall have
the satisfaction Of seeing the old standby Of
Rspublican!s1 dourishing quite IS we'll ~
- nsighbors; but keeping "near Shore" a.
liltls craft should. whilst larger vessels
nay ''vsatuFs more"
1>Ths address regarding the Centennial
Cslshratioa u the Nsaion's Birth Day, is
Published % our first page,
The Colunbus attempt to start new
party out Of tbs remains Of the Liberals and
Democrats. and Welding shsm together,
proved . grand fzzls.
0soRas now reads Shakespeare thus: :
Ellis on. literally, saws I,
For politics to purify:
Keep At Il cen to quantum suf,
And thsa cannot lie enough"
At Logansport, on the 18th. Judge Dyke
man shot Win G. Moreau, editor of the Sun
at that place.
The Delaware Indians have come over to
civilization so completely that they have now
adopted our dress and customs. The daught.
srs Of the tribe are receiving, with their 9th
ar schooling, instruction in music. and it is
said that pianoes and melodeons are qoite
pIentifuRy scattered THOUGH their homes,
giving them an opportunity t. test the long
expected belief that Emusic ba,h''--.
At the last meeting OF the Council, John
g. Bennett. was appointed deputy Marshal.
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BILL THSrTLETHwAITE is at last
convinced that editing newspa-
per is not his forte, and has retired
to the more congenial employment
of cleansing his ''pig-pen and
chicken COOP" He has followed
our advice. just as we exp ectcd.
Julian's Radical, which is evil
IDENTIFY making last moan, endea-
vurs to whitcwash the dupliciiy Of
the immaculate George, as shown
in his correspondence published
some weeks since, and says it is
willing to leave question of yer
acity between him and Mr.. Payne. g
This will probably be satisfac-
tory arrangement to the latter, as
Julian admitted publicly in a speech
at Muncie that he was q liar In
diananolis Jour.
Mrs. Woodruff addresses the
| New York press from "Cell No. II,
Ludlow Street JAIL to say that
she is ''sick il body, sick in mind.
and sick at heart because she can
not get Justice The public is
equally sick that she can rot have
justice. If she gets that she will
be transplanted to the rustic shades
Of Sing Sing.-Ind. Journal.
"THs poor old Pal" has surviv-
ed the Herald over forty one years,
and it will be several weeks be.
fore it's DEMISE" Notwithstanding
the lie Bill filings at our market re-
ports, just az his own sheet sinks
out Of existence.
The Louisville Commercial says
it violates 70 confidence when 1t
states thot il Mr.. Greeley had been
elected, prominent Liberal editor,
not thousand miles away trcm
Louisville, would have been Score
tary of the interior. The French
man in Florida said "give crow the
cuisine and he is very good eating"
The promise of Office was the cui-
sine which made the crow palatahle
to the Liberal editor.
Governor Baker, OF Indiana, has
decided not to Issue a certificate
of election TO either Neff or Shanke
for the seat in congress fro:l ths
ninth district. but to forward !:
certificate setting forth the facts
Under such circumstances congre,
will, doubtless, award the seat Il.
Shanks. as he is entitled to i, b.
every consideration of right anf
, justice.
: Prof. Kelley gives it as hi.
conviction that il dozen OF our
9 most common birds were swep
from existence, we should no lon
ger BIZ able TO grow the principe
crops, and insects would riot an,
multiply beyond the possibility o
restraint.
The scientific men who arc t,
pass the winter upon Mount Wash
ing:on are endeavoring 10 teach
Newfoundland dog to go down th.
: mountain and return with thei
: mail and on other errands.
The probability that an Ameri
can Pope may succeed Plus TX
: are quite freely discussed. Their
0 are said to be good reasons 70
L believing that Archbishop Purcell
= will be the prelate who will mex
: fill the chair of st. Peter.
: General Sherman the frs
person to congratulate Pres't Gran
on his reelection. He called cal
!. " on Wednesday morning and re
. marked, among other things, ths
It he had always considered Greeley
b nomination a great joke.
O.Conor's vote in the Unite
If States is estimat. d at between 80
8 900 and 10000. Black, Of Pen
!; nsylvania. Temperance candidate
II received 2a0 votes in Ohio,
:. 45a. ----------
q GEA. E. Croker, Of our cit,
e and Mics Lizzie r. Beckwith, {
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E Another fire occurred in
State Street, Boston. on the 18th
lose this time IRON 800, 900 to
$4,000.
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w ANTED-Expe Book Agents
w and Canvassers, in al! parts Of the. o..
8. TO sell The Memoir of Roger Brooke fancy.
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court of the U.
S, No book heretofore published in this
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WELLS CARBOLIO TABLETS

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chemically combined with other well known
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In all cases OF irritation of the mucous
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BE warned. never to neglect a &C =. il is
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Thanksgiving next Thursday
The three Methodist Churches
will unite in holding services, At
Central Church, at lo& o'clock A. n.
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Rnilders Send stamp for lll'd catalogue
on Building. A. J .B;cknellGCo,
81 Warren street, New York 374
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HA. e. Croker, Of our city
and Miss Lizzie r. Beckwith, o.
Dayton, Ohio, were married at the
iattcr place Tuesday last.
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DIED On Tussdar last at the residence
Of his grandfather, Capt. Luther Crocke {.
JoHN Tanning, aged about thirty years.
Sidney papers please py.
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Senatr Sumner has returned
home from lis Euro pean visit.
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JURUBEBA


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The undersigned has proved the las: viii
Of Thomas Comstock, late IT Rich 1.ond, in.
Wayne County. and State Of Indiana, deceas-
ell. before the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas OF said County. III persons having
claims against said Estate arc required TO HE
them duly proved in tie office OF the Clerk OF
said Court within one year from this date.
The Estate is supposed TO be perfectly solvent.
ELlxABkrH CaMsTocK.
Executrix.
RlcHxeND, IND, November, ID. 1872.
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Rownnn,.conUMs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DOM II

Be Deceived, but for coughs, colds. sore
throat, horseness and bronchial difficulties, use
only
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-01
SYMPTOMS Of Catarrh.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction
of nasal passages, discharge falling in
TO throat, sometimes watery. profuse,
acrid, thick and tenacious mucous. pur-
ulent, bloody, putrid, offensive, etc
In Others drynes dry, watery, weak
or indamed eyes, ringing in ears, deaf
ness, hawking and coughing to clear
throat, alterations, scabs from ulcers,
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive
breath, impaired smell and taste, dizzi-
ness, mental depression, tickling cough,
etc. Only few of the above symptoms
are likely to be present in any case at
one time. No disease is more common
or less understood by physicians The
proprietor of Dr. SAGE's CATARRH REM
EDY will pay $500 reward for a case of
Catarrh which he cannot cure. Sold
by Druggists at so cents. COS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-01
Harvest.

- -hathed and blest in the golden weather,
- yned for delight crowned for pain,
r. .syed AZ ripe grain OF the geld together,
e4<Sovsrel with love from the possible rain
Seff,ne are the hearts that were yesterday twain.
thor has wandered q separate river,
a Half of It's course through the meadows OF Time
n re ot the junction, thy food gates deliver
m All of the wealth they have gathered betime--
q zach unto each in rythIn sublime.
= arr,,rous moment of full-fruited cleaning
4 Rant1,rols blending of spirit with KIM
s,ne In the heavens but knoweth the meaning
Of tenderest mystery hidden within
tn = meeting of waters, this harvested sheen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-08-01
An A>iafic Narcotic.

A popular narcotic, used by the in
habitants of Central Asia, known as
buhsa, is prepared by the Kirghises by
rubbing milet to pulp with water,
and after diluting this with still more
water, and occasionally with mares
milk, the mixture is poured into a
large stone jar, tightly corked and bur
led in the soil 1t is left for ten days,
and after being taken up, the fluid is
transferred to glass bottles, which,
after being corked, are left standing a
few days, when they are ready for sale.
large amount of carbonic acid is
formed in these bottles. which escapes
when they are uncorked. The taste is
tart and spirituous, and is offensive to
those not accust )med to it, owing to
the presence of fusil oils. This drink,
so popular but intoxicating, is forbid
den to the army by the military authori
ties.