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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

New Hynnsl at Nicho!son's Odd
Fellows building.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

Mccullough & Grice, have just
tie articles you need in the Gro-
ce:y and Vegetable lines.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

The Richmond Independent was recently
very warm Republican, paper when 1t wanted
nominations made. nevertheless it Was then
independent as it is now. 1t at present only
.hrows stones and does only harm il it does
anythine to the Republican cause. We
should like to see it honorable and manly
enough to take its stand now as it has hereto
fore done. True independence does not mean
anything or nothing as one pleases, but car
ries with it Obligations binding on every one.
Put up OF shut up.-ICamorid2e Tribune.
The Indians are all for Grant. In recent
| interview they expressed hopes that be would
| be re- elected that his policy toward them
| had resulted in their advancement and civili-
xat;on. Grant replied that whoever might be
elected he hoped they would DO fairly dealt
| with.
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Go TO Kuopf Bros, Tor the best Of every
lind of Fresh aud Sailed Meats, Ham, Sau-
sage, Bologna, TO-, &c. Shop one door east
Barnea' Grocery.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

Averiil Chemical Paint at Conn
mons, tt
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Wv. R.ttray, has purchased the stock.
&C., in the Grocery line. from E. Il. Citizens,
and invites his friends and everybody, to call
and examine his stock, and purchase their
supplies. He sells the best Of everything in
the Grocery and Vegetable lines.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

Now is the time to subscribe
or the PALLADIUM.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

Are you fond ~ 40. 1 Dryed Beet, go to
Knopf Bros, AMI get it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

The celebrated Hoosier Drill. is
for sale at j NJ. Westcott's.
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| OPENS. ! CLOSE.

- Once spSn from 7:ls 4. n. to 1880
s.x. On Sunday, from 900 to 1000 An
b. W. DAVIS, P. u .
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vi. Farquhar, h doing . good business,
in his Grocery store on Filth, and be has
every article needed for home consumption,
IN that and the Fruit and Vegetable lines.
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For Fresh Family Groceries, Of the oess, d
not fail 10 give Grice / Mccullough call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

The Pen is mightier than the
Sword, is the heading Of the bills
circulated for the Liberal Domo-
cratic meeting on Saturday. A
friend who has had occasion to
know whereof he speaks says be
thinks the prison pens of the South
were mightier than the sword in
the work they performed a few
yesrs ago.-Cam, Tribune.
Attic Cleveland races week be
fore last, Jas. Wilson. OF Rush
county. sold his bay trotting mare
Tor 81. 800. and Gus Glidden sold
his gray trotting gelding Gray
Dick" for IS 500.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

From North Carolina, the scattering shots
look Guerrllaish, Or what is the same tn ing,
Greeleyish. Not news enough to make any
calculation. and the State Sentinel had inst
a. much cause to trOt out its rooster six
we.ks ago. ~ it had yesterday morning. We
have still hopes of the old North State.
Miss Louisa De Force !Gordon's Lecture,
did not come CT at Lyceum Hall Saturday
night-no audiences. She lectured to toler-
able house on the Womsn Question Sunday
night. She Is . very good speaker, and
handled aer subject logically.
The n.sanest dodge of the season, is the
claim set up by Julian . Radical of a triumph
of Gresiey Democracy over Republicanism,
IN tn. electioa Of F. Pruyn, Esq, to the Office
ofeJustiee Of the Peaes, last Tuesday. Even
fhistlethwaite wouM hesitate " perpetrats
80 preposterous hing
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

Isaac Commons sole agent for
A. G. Paint II
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No. 8 arrives State Line at 9;55 p. m, and
No 10 a. $40 .. m. No. leaves Chicago
Dxily, except Saturday. No. 10 leaves Lo-
gausport Daily, Except Monday. All other
Trains start Daily, except Sunday.
+. r. MYERS,
GenI Passenger and Ticket Agent.
q. Tr WAYNE r.. n.
GOING SOUTH.
xcs s' eam Ms|I -. S S4sam
Express =. 1o;40am Freight, 3;25pm
MAILS-Arrisal and Departure.
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Thos. q. Cook has sold his property on
North street, 10 Dr.. Howslls.
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The Richmond District Camp Meeting, will
commence on Thursday, August 18th. 1872, ct
1oL O'Clock .. NJ. ALL the Ministers are ia
vitsd 70 attend. For tents and other infos-
NATION inquire Of s. F. Medaris, Presid. ut,
near the Grounds. 49,,
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Hymnal Of the Episcopal church at
Nicholson's.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Once at Richmond
Ind. AuoUsr Z. 1877.
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Why is Thistlethw aite's Herald, like tie
SEA : It 'cas.s up mire and Dirt

odd Spontaneous has subsided.
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3. m. PETTENGiLL H. CO.,
81 Park Row, New York
~ IND -
GEORGE r. HOWELL & CO.,
40 Park Row New York,
Arc the Agents for the Richmond Pallad-
ian that city, and arc authorized to con
understanding advertise ments for us at our
lowest cash rates. Advertisersin that city
are requested 10 leave their favors with either
ths abeve hcusss.
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CAL RECORD.
H. c. DICKINSON. Jeweler, ESQ
Main Street. loom
Camp Meeting.

Camp Meeting.
The Richmond District Camp Meeting, will
commence on Thursday August 10Th 1872, ct
1oX O'Clock .. M. AL the Ministers are ia
vitsd 70 attend For tents and other infor-
msaion inquire Of s. F. Medaris, Presid, ut,
near the Grounds. 49,,
Hymnal Of the Episcopal church at
Nicholson's.
Isaac Commons sole agent for
A. g. Paint II
Now is the time to subscribe
or the PALLADIUM.
Norway White Pine, ash and
Walnut Flooring at .chnson's.
Averill Chemical Paint at Conn
mons. tt
New Hymnal at Nicho.sons Odd
Fellows building.
Get A. G. Paint at Commons
near Depot. Hn
Elliott Hugou are Offering furniture cheap
~ than ever. you want to procure bagains
now is the time to do it
Averill Ch,nical Paint is the
best. tt
The celebrated Hoosier Drill. is
for sale at j. NJ. Wesscott's.
Mccullough & Grice, have Just
l tie articles you need in the Gr0-
ce,y and Vegetable lines.
j. NJ. Westcott, is purchasing
new wheat, and it is Of excellent
quality and very plump. He
wants oil he can get
No use OF taking, # you desire the incest,
tsndersst, latest, juciest beef, in the Union,
70 to Knopi Bros, one door east Of Barre'e
Grocery.
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Are yon fond - 40. | Dryed Beef, go to
Knopf Bros, ami get it.
Do ys, IKE superior Veal, luscious Mottoa
snASAmb Chops? 20 to Knopf Bros, and gu
your baskets. fsT $50 50
Senator Pratt aad Hon. w. W Curry viii
4 rpssk ut Csntrsviile on the 18th inst, and Il
JakseStown on the eTsning following.
~ 49,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-26
6pstetter's 8 Bitters.

;g- AN APPEAL TO REASON
Health would be much more carefully guarded
than It is at present. and the average OF human
life heightened by many years, II common sense
and the light OF experience were accepted by the
universal public as their medical monitor and
guide. The true philosophy OF health is simple.
1t consists In refraining from indugences and
imprudences which impair The vital forces, aud
in supplying any deficiency OF vital power and
constitutional vigor that may exist, by tuVlgor'
ating and Alternative treatment: To relnfo ce and
regulate feebl, system, aad to preVelt more
vigorous physique from yielding to unheaitny
and deb,IIta,lng influences, HOSTETTER'S SToM'
AUu BITTERs is unquestlouably the most potent
OF all vegetable purifiers. As simulant' II %
the purest ever administered In medical practlce;
a. tonic and stomachic, the most lnisslioie; as
an autI.billous agent, the saf st and surest. and
as an aperient and regulating medicine, mild ana
painless, yet irresistible. 1t is prolection
against disease OF every kind, and I'LL SEASONS,
aud Is particularly eflcacious as q means OF lore
arming the syst,m against the ailments gener'
ated by a raw, damp, ungeDial atmosphere
Hence Its great value as winter tonic auo ln-
ylporant. No one predlsposed TO indigestion,
b,Iiousness, constipation, rheumatism or nervous
headache should ever be without this Vital Elixir.
As a certain class Of country dealers are very
anxious to dose their customers With "iocal blt'
ters" OF worthless or perniclous character,
which they represent to be equal or superior to
the great national tonic the public Is hereby FORE
soarrsed against their ''tricks # trads."
| Isp22-mWfSDdC
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-26
,JoTTINGs ABOUT THE STATE.

Mr.. William Bradham, an old and highly
respected citizen Of Williamsburg County,
died few days ago.
The Columbia Union learns from the
county auditor OF GreenVllle that tae people OF
that county have paid their taxes with a greater
degree OF promptness aud more fully than at
any time before or since The war.
THE stable and barn Of Mrs. Mary Tillman.
IN Edgrfed, were burned the other day.
Fortunately the flames did not reach the dwell
ling house. hrs. Tillmans loss Is about three
hundred dollars. There is but little doubt
that the fire proceeded from The torch OF the
Incendiary.
On Tuesday morning last, little boy,
aged about six years, son of Mr.. Epting. living
In the neighborhood of Macedonia Church.
near Pomaria, was burnt to death. He had
followed his father to piece OF new ground
where the hands were burning trash piles:
and while standing near one of the burning
heaps his clothes took fire, and before 1t was
discovered he was fatally burnt and died
almost Immediately.
Work on the Columbia Canal Is being
pushed forward rapidly. A heavy lorce Is en-
ployed-about one hundred and forty hands,
fifteen mules and CARTS and twenty-five wheel
burrows. Fully fifteen hundred dollars are
dis5ursed weekly for laborer5 alone. water
will likely be let In about the ISL OF March.
walk along the banks of This important work
will highly crafty any one Interested ID lhe
The Klngytree Star says: "A few days
since. we announced the destruction OF the
dwelling house of Mr.. Thomas NJ McCntchen, Z.
and now we are called on 10 chronicle tne
loss by fire of the fine residence OF Mr.. +. 81.
BrlIton. This took place on the night OF the
l5h Instant, about eight O'clock at Digh:, and nd
is supposed 10 have originated from cooking ne
stove. Mr.. BrttOn had no assistance save his
vile, and consequently saved but little of big
furniture, &C., and that which was saved
was in badly damaged condition: dillon. as, As
eistance arrived in time to prevent the
ioss of his other buildings. Mr.. Brlttou's
house @ was one of the best in the district
and his loss is estimated at several thous'
and dollars. In this place on Monday osn morn =
Wssrner caught fire, but was fortunately dis.
covered in lime to prevent Its progress to
any considerable extent. It Is thought ii1s tha'
the fire originated from q stove IN the Dullo, ls
inc. The house and furniture sustained some
damaon-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-26
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, January rs

WASHINGTON, January rs.
The committee of ways and means Today
gave q hearing to the rice men. Senator Saw
YER ppoke few words against the reduction
Of the duty on rice. Colonel Owens. OF
Georgia. a rice planter, showed the difficulties
of ihs culture, and contradioted the assertions
Of the merchants Of the North, who ask for q
reduction on the ground that lice planters are
making much money.
1t Is understood that Hubbard Will oe re-
appeinted comptroller of the currency.
The patent report for the year shows that
the Office is self-supporting.
The Judiciary committees Of the Senate re-
port against woman suffrage as right under
In the House, the President was called upon
for all the proceedings under lhe Ku-Klux
bill In South Carolina, with the names OF the
prisoners, &C., and the condition respecting
The safety of life and property In North Carroll
ma, South Carolina, Kentucky, Mississippi,
Texas and Louisiana: ,,,
The naval appropriation bill for over seven
teen millions is made the special order fer
Tuesday. Adjourned.
In the Senate the Choctaw Indians petition
ed against territorial government.
Amnesty was resumed. Morrill,, of Maine,
spoke long In favor OF the bill, but against
SINNERS amendment. Flanagan followed In
favor of The hill and the amendment. 1t was
postponed to Monday. Ihe apportlonment
bill was made the special order for to-mor-
row.
The Senate to-day confirmed Joa. w. Locke
as district Judge of Southern Florida.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-26
COLONEL FISK AND UBcLE DANIEL.
Pride the Best Policy and Honesty
Must Some Day have a Fall-The
Early Birds Flock Together, and Birds
of.a Feather Catch the Worm.
ferom the Chicago Post. |

It is now in order 10 recount anecdotes Of
the early life of The late James Fisk, Jr., and
the Table Talker, ever ready to contribute to
the literature of the country, proceeds TO re-
late the Mlowing Renaissance OF the Princes
sunny hourN bQyhood:
When FisksaSs about ten years Of age he
kept a small market stall at Bennington, Vt.
Que duy the emineE. steamboat man, Daniel
Drew, came to The market with his basket on
his ann. He asked young Flax Ii his eggs were
fresh. You bet," replied We ingenious boy;
pop pulled them of The vines this morning."
ssGlve me dozen, sonny" replied Mr. Drew.
The next stall was kept by little Elphalet
Buckram. "Is this pumpkin good, my son ~
asked the venerable stock-broker. ut is q
good enough Morgan" answered the truthful
child; '.buG, sir, If you will examine that por-
lion concealed from too scrutlniziDg view, by
contact with the boards forming tile counter
of the stall, you will see that there is q
bad spot 10 it." "Does not that seem un-
business-like, my child, 10 cry down youE
own wares 7" asked the knd-hearted million
aire "My sainled mother told me 1 must
never tell lie with my little halchet," re-
sponded Eiphalet Buckran. The rich man
was moved to tears; he took out his purse and
gave Eliphalet Buckram pot on the head
and said he was good boy. When he had
gone, EllpnalCL BuCkEaul salQ u lltllt JulueS,
10 James, what made you tell such fb
You know those eggs were laid three weeks
ago. You will see that have gained q Gus.
toner and you have lost one" Well, when
Eliphalet went home, his stepmother came tc
the door and said: Here you are, you lazy
little sneak, and you havn't sod that punkln
yet! I'll punkin you" And she took him In
her stepmolherly arms and famed him
with on ox-goad until he said that he
would prefer taking his meals off The mantle
piece for the next few consecutive days
to sitting down with the rest OF the fam
lily. Aud next day Daniel Drew came into the
market e q reaiin' and tealin'," as old inhabi
tants say,) and said: "Where is the boy that
sold me those eggs, eh?" and jim Fisk pointed
to Eliphalet and said: There h. Il, sir" and
Daniel Drew reinforced thai boys sLepmother',
oX-goad with his cane so eff5ctually lhat-bnt
never mind. So Daniel Drew bought all his
gardrn.sass Of jim Fisk In after life Eliphal
Bnckram setup grocery store, and gave trust
to all the roor people, and never sanded hi:
sugar, and wouldn't quality his rum with
water; so he burst up, aud The sheriff sold him
out and he went to the poorhouse. But DAME
Drew kept his eye on jim Fisk, and by.and-by
he gave him partnership In the Erie firm. ant
Jim beat him out OF $4,000, 600. This is not &
story for good little boys We fear 1t is toe
near The truth.
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THE WEsE,atoFfNG AGAINST GRANE
JEFFERSON CITY, NO., January rs

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, January rs.
The Liberal Republican Mass Convention
was the largest ever assembled in the State:
1t was resolSed that the shameless abuse OF
government patronage for the control OF
Conventions and elections, whether IN the
interest of an individual. faction or party,
with It's consequent corruption and demorallza,
tion Of political life, demands thorough and
general reform of The public service. Those
who would suppress Investigation forget they
owe higher duty to the country than to any
party. It Is time to stop the growing en-.
croachments of executive power, the use OF
coercion or bribery to ratify treaty, the pack
Ing of the Supreme Court to relieve rich cor
porations, and official corruption generally.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-26
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
The Kentucky Senate has concnrr-d in

The Kentucky Senate has concnrr-d d IN the
Housa hin allowing negroes to testify.
The smallpox aud other diseases are IN
creasing in Chicago. The Dueal Buffalo hunt-
ing party has returned. y,- 49,
GeThe Rev. J. D. Bradley, of New York, late
q Ritualisr. was yesterday received into the
oa THE e Liberal Republican Convention at
Ipff. .rson CITY, Mo-, received dispatch yes
perdav from the German Reform Association,
Of Cincinnati promising hearty co-opera-
THE delegates of the various MetEodlst
Conferences met at Memphis yes:ernay, and
organized, with the object OF establishing a
Southern Methodist University.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHlNGTUN, y. U JdHUHTy 20.
The highest barometer will probably, ON
Friday, extend over the South Atlantic States,
Ohio 10 virginia and New Jersey. The lowest
barometer will move eastward over New
Brunswick. Brisk westerly winds, with cold,
cloudy weather, Will prevail from the lower
lakes to the New England coast. Increasing
southwest winds, with cloudy weather, viii
extend from The Miss souri, Valley to the upper
lakes, with snow On the latter. Northeast
winds yeer TO tile southeast, with continued
cloudy and rainy weather In the Gulf States.
Y.sterday,s Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 r. NJ,
I,oCaI Time,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-26
NEAGLE. IN DESPAIR!
TIE ECOMPTROLLER-G GENERAL ON THE
FINANCES IND THE RING.
xre Goes Back on His Confedcrases In
Fraud-Gtves Up the State Finances as
Bad Job-Hc Washes his Hands or
the Whole Bustness-A New Metropoli-
tan Police Btll-Summary Of Its Fro
visions.
COLUMBIA, Thursday, January rs
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TEE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, Thursday, January rs.
IN inc Senate, to-day, Cardozo introduced
ioint resolution to appropriate 100000 for the
Lunatic Asylum. Whittemore introduced
bill to provide for prompt apportionment OF
the appropriations for free schools.
Complroler-Gener Neagle sent into the
General Assembly his annual report. 1t Is
yoluminous document, and will require seVe-
raj days to print. In the accompanying letter,
Neagle regrets the unsatisfactory condition oil
the finances, but says he Is unable to make
any recommendations looking to an improve
ment for the future. He adds "But in view
or4he fact that the finances are managed ey
financial board, OF which am not member,
and of whose turtherplans am not advises,
you will, trust, pardon me for refrain'ng
from an expression of my views, and for
hoping, perhaps vainly, that their plans for
the future will work out our relief as rapidly
as those pursued In the past have worked our
financial ruin"
In the House, Hedges introduced new
metropolitan police bill. which takes In the
city only. It creates three commissioners,
Without salary, who are to be elected by the
Assembly, and who are to appoint one super
inteudent, at $500 salary; two captains, at
$1,000; two sergeants, at s72o; twelve rounds
men, at $500; seventy patrolmen, at $500; four
doormen, at s42O; two hostlers, at s42o; six
steeplemen, at $500; three porters, at $780,
one clerk, at $1,000; aud one police judge, at
$500. Blythe provisions of this bill, Council
Is ordered to turn over to the commissioners
all buildings used for police purposes, other
wise the commissioners may build such and
and charge the cost to the city. The commits
sloners are to make an. annual estimate OF ex-
penses for the coming year, aud the amount Is
to be raised by tax.
Rivers introduced bill to incorporate Inc
Knights of the Circle Tie. No. l, of Hamburg.
Frost introduced bill to incorporate the
Brotherly Association o. Charleston. Briggs
introduced joint resolution to appoint still
another Joint committee to investigate the
flnances-the committee to be composed OF
attorneys, with power to commence civil or
criminal actions against guilty officials.
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one MORE STORY about Fisk: "The deceased
Colonel Fsk's love of fun he Retained to The
last Lying wounded 10 death on Saturday
evening at The Grand Central Hotel, Jay Gould,
having just hard the news, came hnrrledly
and syinpathetica ly to his bedside saying:
How is it with you my dear bny?' Fisk replied
with smile: well I rather guess, Could that
myself am going this time where the wood.
bine twneth. think, old fellow, you'll have
to run Erie alone hereafter. I don't care,
though, II do slip off; 1t won't be the first time
Eve been where the New York courts had nc
Jurisdiction,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-26
Another Pefsonal Difficulty.
(Fron the Columbia Phenix.]
THIyGS IN ALABAMA.

SELMA, ALA, January rs.
There has been Intensely cold weather for
several days, and snow storm to-day the
neaviesti In tel years.
There, was railway collision this evening
on the Alabaml Central, seventy miles west of
Selma, With, enc Killed and several badly
wounded. Bosb trains were smashed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-26

The CHARLESTON NEws.-The name of a paper
should be Ldlcative OF LIS style and character
And TIE NEWS Is emphatically a newspaper"
This is what the reading public want--a paper
which gives digest of the events of the day
In popular form. The CHARLESTON NEWS cup.
plies all the wants OF dai journalism, ut cheap
ates.-Ne,ober7y Herald
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-26

The OLDEST FREEMAsoN IN ENGLAND.-Mr.
Matthew Greathead, Of Richmond, yorkshire,
ENGLAND. has lust died there, In the one hum
drId and second year of his age. He was born
a. HI~h Cnnni+clft, near Darlington, on April
2s, ITO. and was believed to be the oldest Free
mason in England, having been member OF
a lodge for seyenty-dVe years.