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

Eliza Mcneil WAS born in Hamilton county,
Ohio, Oct. 4th, 1907, and departed this life
July 18th, 1872. aged 81 years, Q months, and
9days. She joined the Presbyterian Church,
at Reading, Hamilton county, Ohio, Of which
she continued . member until DEATH. She
came to Richmond, Indiana, in 1885. Mrs.
AcNeirs Affections stole upon her gradually,
for several years, lit being Of pulmonary
chafseter}. During the greater part of the
last year of her life, she was almost wholly
confined 70 her nom; bat her trust was in
God, with whom she was we'll acquainted.
She had . rich experience in Christ, profess
ing the blessing of perfect love. 10 proof of
this she WAS never heard to murmur or COM
plain; although At times her suferings were
very severe, but.saii size did not expect to get
well-would rather depart and be with Christ.
short time bssors her departure, she looked
Heavenward and said: Come Jesus, come
quickly, come ~op,' in short time after this,
with holy triumph beaming in her counte.
| nance, she entered therein, setting sail for
| the metropolis Of glory. 1t was NO ordinary
entrance that was joined. The ship entered
the barber grandiy, the colors flying, the
ships company giving the triumphant salute,
| finally the anchor reached its resting place.
the voyage was ended, the feet Of the voyager
| touched the shore! the portals OF light wero
widely opened-cheruoic -kRions guarded her
| home. just in time 70. ca CHI the frs: notes OF
the Sabbath songs, to be perpstuatsd while
| eternity increasingly rolls. l. G. T.
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oRrH,s SPEECH.


Hon. G. 8. Orth, spoke in Lyceum Hall, to
. very large audience, on Tuesday night last,
IN our city. II was, to our mind. the clearest
vindication We have ever listened to, of the
Republican party. from every charge made by
the opposition against its integrity, and toe
capacity and honesty Of those dslsR atsd BY it
to administer the Government, for the pso-
pie. II was indeed . mastery effort. because
truthful; aui, 10 those who srs thoughtful'
it has furnished food for calm reflection,
which has already done much Roed in sstab-
fishing the vavsring, and CONFIRMING those
who have always had full faith in Rspublicsn
principles, and in the administration OF 'our
great Captain" Grant, true'
independent, honest man." During the
speech, from commencement 70 it, close, the
most enthusiastic applause greeted the words
Of truth and soberness uttered BY the eloquent
speaker. A speech like this, in every county
in the state, and the Republican, party will
triumph by $4,000 majority. ct the State
election, and $4,000 at the Presidential cleo
tim 3t=.r
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

LOOK Our!-Is will be reoollec-
ted that, 1t the celebration of the
anniversary OF the freedom of the
colored people, for the purpose OF
bearing the expenses to be incur
red, one DR. Davis. q colored in-
slividual, was appointed to go
amongs: our citizens and raise
money. He succeeded we'll, aud
quite number of the citizens In
this city and elsewhere. contribu>
ted libera)ly-the amount paid him
is estimated at not less than from
seventy-fve to eighty dollars. DR.
D. paid over ABOUT six dollars of
the funds thus gathered from our
citizens and left for parts unknown.
On Wednesday last, this excellent
iiuancier returned to our city,
from Kentucky, where he has
learned to eat crow. and now pro-
poses to organize Greeley col
ored Club-being by his past con
duct. fully capable of thus en-
tgaging in forwarding the political
interests Of Horace Greeley. for
whom Tweed, Hall, and the other
thieves Of New York City, are now
laboring, side BY side, with their
colored brother, DR.. Davis!
The Greeley Democratic Club
met on Thursday night. At Lyceum
Hall, to listen to . speech from Col
Grosvenor, who had been billed
and advertised to eat cundurane0
and crow, but failed to put in an
appearance, from some cause. Maj.
Kinley, the President of the Club,
| regretted the disappointment; bu,
he made it up by introducing DR. /.
Davis, the colored 6nancier. ado We
alluded to. who spoke for some
time, and was listened to will
wrapped attention by those who
but short time ago claimed that
this was q White mans Govern
ment,' and that a Niger had nc
| rights that q white Democrat wat
bound to respect We are glad
to see this much OF an improve
ment In our Democratic friends
Elder, TIL stlethwaite & Co for i
clearly shows that the world doe
novel
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Joint Discussion.

At . meeting tetween Judge Wilson
and Gooding. in Connersviile, Tuesday.
July 9th, 1872, the following times and
places were agreed upon for the holding
Joint discussions.
Morristown, Monday. Angus: 9Th
1872 Gooding opens.
Sheityville, Wednesday, August 7ti,,-
Wilson opens.
Warrington, Friday, August 9th,-.
Gooding opens:
Fostville. Saturday, August 10Th -
Wilson opens.
Greenfield. Monday, August 12th--
Goolins opens.
Moscow, Thursday, August 18th
Wilson opens.
Rushville, Saturday, August 18th =
Gooding opens.
Liberty, Monday, Angus, 10Th
Wilson opens. -.
Fairfield, wednesday, August Dist
G0oding opens.
Brookville, Friday, august 23d-.
Wilson opens.
Coonsrsvil'e, Saturday, August Oath
Gooding opens.
Meetings. to begin ct l O'Clock P. NJ
each day. rs
Opening speech to occupy one hon
ard . quarter /; to follow, one hour ar;
. halt, following. opener, fifteen minute
i to close.
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The chronological Journal for August
maintains its high place among our leading
monthlies, Its articles on Hon. Geo. Post.
the Republican Nominees for President aud
vice-President aud Fisher Ames, whose por.
traits are given are readable sketches of emil
nent public mon. We find elso Social Sci
snce, or what do We mean by Love? Express
sion; Diseases of the Skin; Prison Reform;
What are Comets7 Effects Of the Mind on
the Body; Have You . Character The Pre-
Adami,es Again; Character and Success,
eminentIy worthy the consideration of the
general reader. There is good deal of in
teresting miscellaneous ma tier. Price for
| the No. 80 cents; for yeur Is o.. SAMUEL
R WILLS, Publisher, $50 Broadway, New
York.
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THE Destructive coz EFT.

In speaking Of Prot. Piantamefe's Com Ell,
al exchange says:
'Fhe doomed inhabitants Of this country
had better be preparing Tor their faal exsn-
punishment as far as the carnal body is con-
cerned, else to many Of them the grand and
awful confagraticn, which is to ensue, when
Professor Pantanore's comet strikes the
earth in August next, WILDE only pTelude
to the etcrrai fires OF the hei eater.
The Professor is inexorable aud will n0t So
lect any other orbit for his fiery sphere, hence
the bestt.at can be done is TO close up affairs
and be iu readiness to De caught up to Olym-
pus, as Romulus was, on bed of aames.'
Appleton's Journal OF June cad, at the
close of an article on the subject says:
Perhaps the NEST pertinent rema' ks on the
| particular subjec. which has called forth the
discussions have been made BY Plantasnors
| himself, who after being highly edited by the
various opinions promulgated in regard to
the ques ton, has come forward v it'll the in
| form xtion that he has not discovered any
| coEet.'
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Indiana State University, Blooming.
ton. Ind.

We have Just received the Catalogue of this
aourishng Institution, for 1872. 1t is e
neatly printed pamphlet OF y pages, and
shows the University to be one OF the best
and most successful institutions of !earniDg
in the land.
The Faculty consists of the President, Cy.
.us Matt, d. D. and thirteen Professors in the
Literary Department. two in the Law Schoot
AMI eleven in the Medical college. Total, q
The whole number of Students, 36i. Mum.
Der of Graduates this year. in the LisersrY
Department, 20; in the Medical, %. in Law
25 Total number Of Graduates, II.
Tuition il ffee to all. Ladies are admitted
on the sac Q terms with ma!es. The aex
session begins September 18th; Law tern,
October 7th; Hediea! College, at Indianapolis
October 18Th.
For Catalogues. and other information, ad
dress the President. Rev. Cyrus Mutt, D. D.
Bloomington, Ind. Letters of inquiry in re
1 gard to the Medical College, should be. ad
| dressed to W. b. Fletcher, NJ D., Indianapo
/ lis Ind.
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If the editor Of the Democratic sheet No. =.
will recur to our objections to his peanut
stand in the old P. o. he will find that We
complained solely to the room il occupied so
near the General Delivery, aud not to the
business there conducted. He Acknowledged
we were right at the time. by ensmsliiug his
counter; but it was still in the way there.
Where it is now located i. does not trench on
the room necessary Tor the accommodation Of
those having business at the P. o. That's
oil, Isaac; and YOU see you have bee D barking
up the wrong tree. The Inconsistency lit.
tleness' and smesnness' remain where il
naturally belongs-with unhappy Isaac.
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would be we'll 10 truly low.

It would be we'll 10 truly loyal
men north aud soath-wbo think
of voting for Greeley, to jast put
put this scrap in their pocket books
and occasionally refresh their
memories with il: There ii not o
Democrat in North Carolina who
waged war upon The union WHO
opposed emancipation and aafran
chisement, who was 4 member oil
the kuklux khan, who is act for
Greeley; there is scarcely a black
| in North Carolina, not one Of the
| white uniouists who manifested
his faith by something more than
words during the terrible yesrs OF
the war aud the more terrible ep-
och OF kuklux ascendency. who i;
! not heartily for Grant"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

Certain orators and journals of
the Liberal Repub.. can persuasion
seem anxious to keep up a quasi
connection with the old Rcpubli-
can party, and coolly assume to be
still part Of it. They speak o.
the "Grantites" as If the support
ers of Grant were a mere faction.
and the "Grant wing of the Re-
publican party" as if there were
two wings to that party or as if
those who had bottled from tho
ranks and rcpudiated the action
of the Philadelphia Convention
had any right to be considered as
IN or OF the Republican party.
The claim is absurd The only
way ans political party has of ex>
pressing its policy or nominating
candidates for office is through q
convention called and held accord
ing to political usage The con-
vention held at Philadelphia was
the only che authorized to speak
or act fer the national Repub:i-
can psrtv. All who repudiate
the Platform or the nominations
OF that convention repudiato the
Republican party. BY that act
| they place themselves not only
outside of the party organization,
but in open hostility to it. There.
fore. 70 call themselves q swing
| OF the Republican party is mis-
homer and q fraud Cd the face Of
it.-Ind Journal
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q. That I We're Beautiful! 10 the
unspoken wish of thousands Of women to
whom nature has denied the charm Of pure,
fresh transparent complexion. To gratify
this wish HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM WAS in
troduced. The cosmetics of the day had
been pronounced poisonous, by the most dis
tingushed chemists, and it was also found
that their ultimate effect was TO witder the
kin As we'll as to paralize the external nerves.
The ladies hailed with delight the advent Of q
healthful, herbal and floral preparation ca
pable of imparting 10 their faces, neck and
arms porcelain smoothuess and tings like
tia. OF the fdest oriental pearl. Trey soon
discovered that it was 'ne~ thing under the
sun,' inca mparaIle and unapproachAbie. I'M
oues;ionabiy the aAGsoLIA BAIx lIas been
the great toilet success OF The present cen
tprV
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

Within few months the penny
postal card system, established by
law passed at the last session of
Congress, will 60 into full opera.
ton. The departments about to
advertise for proposals for furnish
ing fifty millions Of cards with the
option OF increasing the number to
one hundred millions. 1t is
thought that at least twenty-five
millions will be disposed OF to
business men as q cheap mode Of
advertising. The system is aes-
!, tined to be immensely popular with
the mercantile community, who
f, will be able by its means to make
I appointments, and give orders to
agents and subordinates, without
being obliged to write a full letter
and to pay regular letter postage.
Congress has passed no measure
/, which in the course Of time viii
4 be more popular than this which
authorizes the postal card system
Indeed it is a long stride toward
the penny letter postage, which
has been urged for some time. bu
which is probably impractical,
under present circumstances.
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A late issue Of Harper's Weekly
had = carica,ure of Greeley ,illus-
trative of the following sentiment
quoted by Harper's as from the
N. Y. Tribune OF Nov. e6, l $50,
20 wit:
When rebellious traitors areovcr-
whelned in the field, and scattered
like leaves before an angry wind, it
must not be 10 return to peaceful
and eoutented bones. They must
find poverty at their frssides, and
see privation in the anxious eyes OF
mothers aad tha rags Of children
0f this quotation the Tribune
declares as follows, tc-Wit:
| We deem it only necessary to say
shat not a word of this pretended
extract is found in the Tribune
! OF that date. and 70 such words
were ever written by MIR. Greeley
Now The lie of the Tribune in the
| above consists in its attempt to
make it appear that no such senti-
mentwas ever uttered by the Tlib-
uneorhy Greeley, whereas the mis-
take inH arper's W eekly is only in
| shu-&ats..os the issue OF IN Tribune
in Which the very words given by
Harper's did appeas-the date of
the Issue was May Let, 1861, and
| it appeared under an editorial
headed "No Half Measures"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

The Grand Lodge of Colored Masons, has
decided that there shall be but ore Subordi-
nate Lodge in this city, hereafter; and acccr.
dinghy Eastern Star Lodge No. SCI. A NJ,
is the only organization known hereafter in
Richmond. The regular meetings will be held
o. the first Monday in each month. Officers
to be installed the first Monday in August. to
| wit:
Sam'l Buudy, w. NJ; Jas. J. Epps, Sem.
W. Nathaniel Jones, J w.; r. A. Evans, Ty-
Ter; Jackson Hunter, Treasurer; Chas. Lewis
Secretary.
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FRED DOUGLASS POSITION.



In . leading article in this weeks
New National Era, Mr.. Frederick
Douglas speaks Of his personal
regard for Horace Greeley, and
then proceeds to explain why he
can not aid aud encourage him in
his eager pursuis OF the Presiden-
cy. He says: He has united his
fortunes with . party based upon
personal grievances, and not upon
broad grounds Of national good.
Personal disappointments, person.
81 envy. personal resentments, per-
sonal ambitions. have united in
personal opposition to Grant, and
in favor Of Horace Greeley. Now
we are utterly opposed to this sort
of personal politics. A man who
abandons . party because his party
has not the same sense of his
personal merits that he has him.
self, and who joins another hoping
for better luck with the new than
with the old, may be courageous
as we'll - cunning, but it is i'm
possible to commend such a one
for political wisdom or virtue. He
acts upon the principle that what
is good for him must be good for
the country, and makes himself
greater than the nation, and aff1rms
that a part is greater than whole.
He puts himself first, and country
last. He may not always do this
!; consciously, but whether inten-
tionally or not the thing is done !;
and the whole Cincinnati movmenl
has its foundation, its starting
point and handspring in this sort
of personal politics. They accuse
Grant OF personal government,
while every department of it is al
independent to-day of the Execu-
tive as under any administration
! since Washington.
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.lll tla7gE MADE new.

By. getting them cleaned or
dyed and repaired by Geo. W,
Peel, at 327 Main Street. The
grease spots warranted not to
return, and as cheap as any
living man can do them. Give
him a call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

IL his speech at Greensboro, North
Carolina, ScHUsz advised the negroes 20
make friends with the late rebels, and
vote fer GaEELKY. TIE negroes do not
see it in that light.
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The Louisville Courier-J ournal says
thst "0fant wsaIs Greeley hat. He
does nat wear . Greeley head" That
10 the reason Why il is to be reelected
president,
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The papers are heading articles
Soul Provender." where the ar.
t;oI 20 sre suDnOsa1 To 7.c a sriritua1

Soul ffOvc0Oet, Whefe the ar
ticl.s are supposed to be spiritual
'cbsraoter. This is very pretty.
They might vary the phrase once
Or twice a week with the words,
Spiritual Corn Meal with the
spirits extracted by some gin or
whisky mill. Or, they might, upon
stretch, cell it "indivisihle Corn
starch" Or Psychological Pab-
ulun," or anything else that a
man woman Or child can gnaw,
chaw or nasticato, whether it 10
eatakAe, lapable, quatoble, taste
able, sipable draiuable or drink
able.
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Our old friend Jesse Meek, now residing at
Gosport, in Voorhees, district. reports only one
Republican there in that county that 10
Teasing ON CuDdurango and Crow-and he
i . disappointed ofics-sseker. Scores Of
Democrats there 'r,fass the nauesating Gree
10y Pill he writes.
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Norway White Pine, ash and
Walnut Flooring at .chnson's.
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SAN. CARY SPEAKS.

A good thing is told In the Gin
cinnati Gazette, of Sam. Cary. who
Is now making G reeley-Democratic
speeches in North Carolina, and
bearing his own expenses It
seems that I've years ago when
Baker ran for Coy. in Kentucky,
Sam wasIthen q red-hot Republican
and was sent for to make speeches
there 81 $50 y speech. His first
effort was At Brookville, Bracken
county, where he hadn't more than
commenced when q party Of 'fes-
tive young Democrats, on horse
back, came gaIloping into town,
whooping and yelling like devils.
This noisy demonstration scared
Sam out Of his boots, and he fed
and took refuge in the house of
good Republican, and under the
bed, and begged the ladies to pro-
tect him! The consequence was.
that Sam would not go back to fill
his appointments and he refused
to pay back the money he had re-
ceived, Now, Sans services. are
again required in Kentucky, but
this time by the Greeley-Demo-
cratic party. The Republicans,
who paid the money to him for his
services for abusing the Demo
Gratis, that he failed to do. now
propose that he abuse the Repub-
licans TO the amount paid him, if
the Democrats merely pay back
the first cost!
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j. NJ. Westcott. is purchasing
new wheat, and it is Of excellent
quality and very plump. He
wants oil he can get
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The kichmond Brass Band discoursed sweet
music for the benefit of all citizens, last Sa
turtiay Might've acknowledge liberal por.
ton; and on behalf Of ourself and them, "
return thanks.
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Grice / Mccullough, have tie market for
vegetables, fresh. aud the best ever grown in
Uncle Sans broad acres.
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The Democratic party never ceased
during the whole period Of the war, to
''ciasp hands, with thsir erring sisters,
and the bloody chasm" did not exist
| % them. me
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From every quarter of our State, the indi-
cations are that the Republicans are fully
alive and aroused and are doing their whole
duty.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

Get A. c. Paint at Commons
near Depot. HIT
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Reject all Violent Purgatives. Thev
ruin the tone of tho bowels and weaken the
digestion. Tarrant's Efervescent SeliIar
Apsrient is used by rational people AZ a means
Of relieving all arrangements of the Stomach,
Liver and iu.estines, because it removes OBJ
structions without pain and imparts vigor 10
the organs which it purifes and regulates.
SOLD BY Alb DRUGGISTS.
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Averill Chumical Paint is the
best. tt
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A large meeting Of tho eolored
people at TeTre-HAute, on the LIST.
denounced the letter written by
Senator Sumner, and tell him that
they respect him for lila past and
honor him, but that they will not
follow his leadership out OF the
only party that has ever befriendetl
US, or whose rect,rd gives US hope
Of future friendship
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We have the authority Of the Telegram for
denying that jobs S:earns il . Greeley tie.
he 10 Grant Republican, sad does not imi-
tate Hendricks in turning his back upon the
glorious old Party that saved the life of the
Nation. Three cheers for John.
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Richmond Markets.

corrected weekly by J. N. wescott and
Thos. Nestor-the former gives US the prices
of Grain, and the latter, the prices Of other
produce and Groceries,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-08-03

Elliott Hugou are Offering furniture cheap
~ than ever. II you want to procure bagains
now is the time to do IL
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No use Of taking # you desire the incest,
tsndersst. latest, jucisst beef, liz the Union,
70 to Knopi Bros, one door east of Barre'e
Grocery.
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II. D. T. Ter, informs us that, for the past
month he has purchased in this city alone,
500 lbs. Rags; 5000 lbs. old Iron and 500
Id. old Brass and Copper. Good for Tyler
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The now English invention reaches Orr,n;c
Diseases, Strengthens the Brain and Nervons
Sysism. Is the most successful remedy for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthra, and De.
bility from whatever causo-ftom cioee studv.
krief, unhealthy air and SEXUAL suuees. ~
per bottle, Tor 10. FULLER = FULLER,
Chicago, ga
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W. d. Mendenhaii's Queensware Store, is
! Tow owned by 8. n. Swayne.
Hon. Henry Wilson will b the guest Of
| II. B. Payne, Esq, while IN tie city. Cover
nors Noyes and Baker will stop with Charles
Coffin.
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Senator Pratt aad Hon. w. W. Curry viii
rpssk st Csstrsvisle on the 18th inst, and q
yakseStown on The e7sning following.
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DO y,s, IKE superior Veal, luscious Muttoa
snAjAmb Chops? 90 to Knopf Bros, and dn
your baskets. fAg go 80
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1 Tie "Mephitis Americana, "

~ Tie "Mephitis Americana"
Of the Independent. assumes ~
air Of virtuous indignation at our
paper for taking . Photographic
description Of itself, from Web
ster's Dictionary, in csutioning
Col Bickls to let the thing alone.
Flow the little thing prances! =
Faughl!