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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-27
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The January number, of "Home
and Health" comes to us freighted
with usual amount of good whole
some reading matter on the great
ly neglected subject Of health and
other topics, to the interest Of
which IL is devoted. This Jouvn-
al is q valuable one to have ID the
family. Price 80 per annum, in
advance. Address, DePuy,
Holmes 4 Co, 805 Broadway n Y.
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THE following arthls appsared in 'sJunsHs
Radical Of Nov. soth. 1s3l. a editorial. "a
was no dsubs wtittsn.by Hon. Geo. ". il
an. himself; at ! ast e xaDo.sks Il in Ms
letter to Nr. Kennedy, wherein he .declarss
himself in favor of "a sew 9third party. -.
Palladium - - - -
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The lecture Of Fred Douglas con
Santo Domingo will take place on
Monday evening next the 10Th, At
Lycsum Hall. It was Incorrectly
announced for Monday night last,
The lecture is spoken Of % thrill.
ling description of that gosgeeus
semi-tropical island in which the
people Of this government are now
so deeply interested. Go out and
hear him.. sa i'eAas
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Ala leap party in Asiants.
on the 9th Anat. the young aadics
showed 1thsit, manliness by having
the following notices in conspic.
uous places; We mean business,
Now ID, .onr chance Waiting is
tedious, ..snne .ssfsi d ssG
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For the Palladium.

= VVS eAAO 8iA4uiu
Nix. EDrroR in compliance
with your promise to give space
to the speaking Of good word for
favorite candidates. l avail nv
self Of it by saying that word for
Thaddeus Greene. Candidate for
Treasurer. s.
AT the backing ont of tho war
he was residing in the town of
Arlington in this county In re.
Spouse to the call Of President
Lincoln for Volunteers, he at once
came to the rescue, and enlisted
in the 9Th Regiment of Indiana
Volunteers. with which regiment
he served, in West Virginia, until
the expiration Of the three months
for (which he had enlisted. On
beirg discharged from the three
months service he Immediately
enlisted in the 10Th Indiana Bat.
terry, and served with that we'll
know organization until the term
ination Of the war, being present
in all the battles in which his bat.
terry was engaged, including the
sang urinary struggles at Chicama-
qua and Peach Tree Greek. On
being mustered out Of the army,
Mr.. Greene returned to his old
home in Abingdon, when. on the
9th day Of October 1866, he had
both arms torn from his body by
the premature. discharge of a can
non, which he was assisting to han
die. at q Republican meeting which
was being held at that place.
Soon after this terrible calamity,
he. moved to CentreviIle In
dians, where he has resided ever
since, in cempany.w;th his wife and
child, who compose his family
lThaddeus Greene has always been
a strong and jealous Republican.
and since the CLOSE Of the war, III
which he bore, SO conspicuous a
part, he has 9labored faithfully by
his vote snd inAeunce to perpetu-
ate the principles he fought To
maintain. He is also q man oil
sound morsls and unimpeachable
integrity, lie in needy circumstaces,
indeed ali the more embarrassing
by thefact that he has q family de-
pendent upon him for support
Having supplied himself with .
pair Of lartifeiala arms, he has, afte,
much practice, acquired again The
art Of writing end can write to day
= mere iegib!e hand than two third.
OF the business men of our comu-
+ nitysanr 49, . $50 -ste@
= With these fdcts in view, let tn,
public candidly consider thes,
matters /; let them compare impair
TALLY the credentials of the variou,
candidates, and I am fully persuad
ed they will find no enc NOR,
worthy of their sympathy an,
support than Thaddeus G. Greene
9i1 y o. ~ $3.50 JUSTICE.
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The Rev. Orvis, congregational
Minister, will preach at the T. n
G. A Rooms, Sunday AFTERNOON.
2Sth inst. at 81 O'Clock. p. IA
Subject: "Ffee Salvation" All arc
Invited. -
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James Smith, Of the old hsmSOf
Ezra Smith d co., 10 IN CiDeinnati
buying machinery for the new
Joint stock company OF whichIhe'is
q member. % nsi@ 70 sSo.
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For the Richmond Palladium

EDlYos = iLAD,u1:-
the January 18th issue of Nat fearfuly
''le1epeu1snt" ds6k print Joursat the "RisA-
mid I.depsndsst," lis reprodsced, a livsly
conmuuiea ton, fzned Ak" taken from the
Telegram. -. SIX -aa
Tho article in question is headed "Our
next Congressional Candidate" and the
whining howl that makes up the gist of the
essay, would be about as appropriate as if
the caption had been, "The cosmogauy of
Moses" But q noss appeopriate headisg
would be, "Whatf don't know about the
RishneaA ]. q. -s-e-ses
..x'. is undoubtedly either himself sick
man, OF . sympathising relative of some
pitiAble political ;nvalid.
Like a.moraio coward, "x'' says, sit is
charged &C., &c., and it is charged,' and
under these thinly disguised sloppings over.
the scattering essay arraigns Judge W ilson
for sins Of omission and commission regard
ing the fertile subject for growing, "The
Richmond Postofice," and without himself
even vouching for the truth ofany Of the
items OF his insane rawlings, he winds up
with "The foregoing andlike charges have
beer openly and repeatedly made; their
truth and fAlsity can easily be ascertained;
and surely it behooves," &c. n54E
Now this j. manly falkland the reason
ing is imprsgnablel4 ..;s za 80
*" ought BY all means " be Professor
of Logic, in some college Of Asses! r.
Suppose it were asserted-and the asser-
ton has been ,oh;.pred-that "X'' is him.
self an ass--is not only sick, but that he has
been know as member Of the "anti-Julian
Wing Of the Republican party; that be
wth-his tremendous ability has 1abored in
season and out Of season for the success Of
his principle.r' that he once was the per
sonal friend Of Judge Wilson. that he ha,
abandoned the Judges fortunes''--bad OF
the Judge-that he devoted his time, ant
| his means to secure Wilson's nomination ant
election" and finally that his ('x's') "pleas
ing hopes, fond desires; and longing after
the right disposition Of the Richmond P. o
have been sadly blasted and that "Hin,
allae laehrymae." Hence this crocodile
boohooing! fco. vRb to3
| Nov these are serious charges! will .'X'
be heroic and manful enough to rise and o.
plain! else this community, disguised will
the everlasting rehash about our, 2. o: vii
come TO the conclusion that "X"is indeed
I veritable ass! -, -. ..-.,,s s.-,-E
"It is charged" forsooth! Will ak" tell u
| who that gentleman is?
TO say the least Of it this manner of ego
| ing for" Judge Wilson is mean. ignohle, uu
manly, covardly.
iDoes"x'' mean to father the sneakin
charges he makes? II so, let him say So
let him tell ~ who the personal friend is tha
Judge Wilson promised thsoffiee to--give q
names, times, circumstances.
None Of your tdodsing-no more of 20,
tits charged. 5,lgt 49, 1;ss-
; Come apits the scratch Mr.. "X"-no mo-
skulking behind SIT is said" IT, .
Give u the Bill of paIticulars-be speci6
Mr.. tHX',-and if you get to dead-lift- poir
some kind friend will come to your aid !! Il
} it, Or stop your whining! .ass
, January, ~, 1872. r. z.
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A religiouss revival is in pro-
gress ct Orange, about four miles
south Of the city ,all denominations
participating with manifest inter-
est. re-. 'ss
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France owes the largest debt Of
any nadonin the worlds $500,
600, 600, or o126 . head for each
pereon "a France. rs = SIS
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State, County and Railroad tax
'es, for 1871. can be paid. az here
toiore, .at the Citizens's Bank,
Richmond. Leave your names .
few days before you wish to pay
and the receipts will be ready
when called for, Application
should be made early to avoid the
tho crowd and delay later in the
eeNeon. - .sssss AZ 81 5,a-
y s'ss - 2 --oa JoHn SIn. Tress-
q. RIcHMoND, jan, 1872. @
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John Bunyan Wa once asked .
question about heaven, which he
could not answer, because the mat
ter VAS not revealed In the Scrip
lures, and he thereqpon sdyfssd
the inquirer 10 live I holy life and
20 and see. - :. 80
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AaAr ConTnAcT.-The Winchester Joufn. |
81, Of the Gath ,esqAains ~ following sseouuhpt
Of an important dacumse, Just recccded Ill
the Recorders OF % OF Randolph county, i'll
which our citizenfats somewhat interested:
An article. called contract between ~,
Cincinnati, Richmupd md Fort Ways, III
Grand Rapids asa <sdians. the Cincinnati:
Hamilton and Dayton and the Pennsylvania"
Railroads was placed on record At the Record
er's once hast week. II is the longest ipstu-
mention record in this County, and occupies
twenty-five pages on the record, written very
cksely. The instrument 10 signed BY Thos
A. Scott, VIM. Parry, VIM. A. Howard, and
p. MciAfDn, rfcsidsnss Of the four Compan-
les. BY its provisions these companies are
totransaet business toaothef oa the lines Of
The G. H. 4 D., Ft.-W. 4 Richmond, Pitts-s
burgh, Fl. Wayne. b Chicago, and Grand,
Rapids Railroads for the term of 80 years.
Il Is also provided that goods DESTINED for
points on the "Bee Line west Of Winchester
shall be taken at regular rates. The lease 10
made 70 the Grand Rapids / indiana 2ailroad
for 90 years, but the whole is under the con.
troll Of the Pennsylvania Company, more
popularity known as the "Pan Handle Com
pany' }E
BRouGHr TO LIGHT AT LAsr.-It
will be understood that in the
winter Of 1864 . robbery was com
mitted' at Earlham College, Just
west Of this city. whereby, . num-
Der Of trunks were carried of,
others broken open and the con :
tents, clothing, watches, &c. Of
considerable value. stolen. For .
long time no clue could be obtain
ed to the BURGERS than that affsrd>
ed by some tools found upon the
premises left by them in their
haste. These were placed in the
hands Of Detective j. C. Page, of
this city, who Immediately Set to
work. After . time he managed
to work In with . man in States
Prison Of nefghboring State; who
had been connected with the crime,
and through him learned that the
leader OF the gang that had COM
mitted tue robbery, had emigrated
to o western State where he had
gone into business. Here Mr. p.
rested the case until the man had
served out his term of imprison-
ment. By the time the prisonel
was at liberty. the parties were
not indictable under the statute OIL
limitation in this State. But Mr.
Page, relying on the suppositiol
that the thief he was after woult
not'be aware Of this fact, Of ono,
proceeded to his place of resi-
dence. The man finding himsel
hemmed in and confronted will
plain evidence, confessed his guilt
and offered to compromise. After
consulting the proper legal au.
thorities the detective decided t.
accept the offer. and caused him t,
hand over an amount sufficient {,
7 romnnerate him for his services
and to cover all losses. Tn
owners Of the stolen property wer
then hunted up sud the amount Q
their several losses paid over. Nj
Page deserves much credit for tb
able and persistent manner j
l. which he haze worked up this cas-,
/ which will greatly add to his rep
utation as q Detective.
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SOe@Ds>s~sS&sy
qualified. The homestead act is simply
half way measure. for which it offers
home to the pioneer on the conditions
of occupancy and improvements. There
is no law to prevent the speculator from
/. throwing himself across the path Of the
| settler, and buying up great tracts Of
| choice lands to be held for Z. rise sin
| price, oy which OUT. peer pioneers arc
| driven further into the frontier and on to
less desirable lands, or compelled to pay
the monopolist the tariff he may exact.
'.hc simple remedy for this is law
forbiddins it, and reserving the whole OF
our public lands, in limited allotments,
to actual settlers Who wasn't homes
Again and again has the Republican
| party voted down ;alls such proposed
legislation while holding tho power to
exact it for the past, eight or niae yesrs.
4 Ga this point it's, record cannot be de-
Tended. It should also be remembered
that the Republican party is RESPONSE
BILE for the vicious policy inaugurated
in 1861-by which millions Of acres Of
choice lands have ALLEN into tho grasp Of
spectators through pfsteAded treaties
with our Indian tribes, thus plunderina
them Of their rightas depriying thousands
+ Of white settlers Of -homss; and making
void both the homestead and presumption
law. It has been Under Republican rula
also that nearly two Hundred millions 81
4 acres of the public domain have beer
Y granted to railway sHdother corporations
without any conditions or rest, lotions
Whatever in behalf II The iaLdless Door
1.-THE party shall refuse TO takS = new
departure - to thssss fearful evils and
this frightful mal-.dlninistfation. and
thus make good its ,vaunted professions
it will prove itself unworthy Of futur,
support. -;
A new Republican departure is NO
Hess needed On the LS6of question:
, Here. as on ths Land bsseion, our paft,
lparades its rsgsfd fefshe sishts ofwork
, ingmen. and prossll5 points 10 the emaa.
! eipation Of four millions Of slaves. lie
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W06 CubCb GU Ia VIZ o0AAV V0y ~ " ~
some time since when their safe
was blown open. Messrs r have,
until the present time kept the
m after quiet, hoping to trace the
robbers. It occurred d fey nigbts
previous to the burglarizing of the
hardware stores at Greenfield and
Knightstown.-[Can. Tribune.
Miss Lizzie Campbell, ii the prin-
acjpal OF the public school at Os ;
good. Indiana, recently stopped
work because men in similar posi-
ations received aarg salaries than
ysbe did. The school trn stees hire
ed. her over again, ct higher rates.
Miss Harper OF Brookvillo, tried
to commit snicidc last week, by
taking . "cup Of cold pizen."
The following 10 from the Con-
nersyille Examiner :.ifit. ;s5a 81.
Why are our sidewalks IN winter
like musicf Hyou do not G sharp
,yeu.wiu B fat.o hasiass7 ff
Il cripple, while making his way
along one Of the principal streets
Of Evansville, at an ea1y hour Of
Tuesday evening, was suddenly
attacked by z rufnan who! pointed
ssrevolver at his Head, forced him
to retreat into an alley; and then
robbed. him. Of all the money hs
bad, amounting e'about elO.f -;
81 Griffin; Of the vincennes Gazette
was attacked and pretty severely
handled on. the street by Adam
Levy, clothing merchant of til,
AOld PosA' last Saturday. An ar
tide in the 0akessel Oontainini
sodne aapleesant comr0ents upoi
bevy's marriage provoked him {,
commit the assault.
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We are authorized to announce JoaN F..
kBBEY a. a candidate for reelection to ( he
Office Of Judge OF the Court OF Com mon Pleas
for the Sixth Judicial Circuit, subject 10 the
Republican nomination.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.


WASHINGTON, Jan. H.
SENATE.
memorial OF many members OF the Virginia
General Assembly for the passage Of Summers
supplementary Civil Rights Bill was presented.
Also, a memorial for the modification OF the
tariff laws, so as to make an allowance equal to
ten per cent. of existing duties upon all goods
in American bottoms
Mr.. Sawyer, from the Committee on Education
and Labor, reported, with amendments, the bill
to provide for the appointment of a Labor Com
mission.
Mr. Cole introduced a bill to admit tea and
coffee, free Of duty.
HOUSE.
A large number of pension bills we're reported
and passed. Also a bill fixing the time from
which pensions heretofore granted, or that may
hereafter be granted shall commence, being the
date Of discharge or death of the soldier, and
extending the time for applications for pensions,
to July Let, 1874.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18
From our Late Edition of Yesterday.
A FAD TRAGEDY IN UTICA.

FAD TRAGEDY IN Utica
NEW York, Jan. II.
NJ. II. Hall a coal dealer, was killed on the
street here by woman named McCarty, who
fired pistol at NJ. II. Thompson. The ball, af-
ter wounding the latter, killed Hall.
The woman is under arrest.
There seems to have been no proyocltion for
the act.
GOTHAMIrE oS A TEAR.
Michael Gulick was arrested for driving his
wife and children into the street, and setting fire
to his room in tenement house containing over
twenty families
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

Surgical Appliances. The largest and best assort-
ment in the city Our steel spring shoulder brace is
the latest and best improvement the great remedy
Tor bending shoulders; expands the lungs and
strengthens the spine. Our improve! double self
adjusting Truss has en- tried NUN er Of cas-
gives perfect satsfactit In double single hernia
Private rooms for ladies TO examine. full supply
OF syringes, breastpumps, Eugenia bandages pes
saries &c., always ON hand. Private entrance for
ladies' ON West street. Ladies attend d by Mr4 c,
Foster NJ. d. Trusses from 50 cents to S. Depot
aid headquarters at Eos Frs DRUG STORE
Front and West Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

Every houra cough or cod is neglecledis so nuch
injury To the lungs. HASSONS COMPOUND SYR
UP OF TAR nGve fails in curing the worst cases
VI coughs col s. hOarseness sore throat asth-
ma wh0oplng cough, &c Every sufferer should not
neglect to buy 1t For SAFE at all the Drug Stores.
None genuine without the signature OF RUSSELL &
Lands, PrOprietors, on 0ursde wrapper OF each
bottle. jane-sm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

In the Fourth Senatorial District, OF Philadel-
phiA, where there is vacancy caused by Mr..
Connell's death the Republicans yesterday nom
mated H. W. Gray, Esq, as their candidate. We
should now not be surprised to hear that Col A.
X. Mcclure was brought out as an Independent
candidate to be supported, also, by the Demo
Gratis. There have been rumora that this would
be tbs case, II Mr. Gray received the Republican
n ominatinn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18
For Small Pox, get
c n L o r A L U M

Safe, odoriesa, Eon-poisonOtis Disintectant TIE
Saline Antiseptie-bdrntsss as Common Salt.
CHLORALUM has been found 10 remove bad
SMELLS which are not readily alta ked by other deo-
dorisers newly painted room or house IL render
ed habitabe by The suspension Of clothes dipped in
choraum or the exposure of basins containing the
LIQUID Moreover, chloTalum removes the strong
odOr OF onions garlic and other agents. which some
times affect the sweetness OF cupboards, at safes
and other places in dwellings
CHLORALUM IN SMALL, POX.-The Chloralum
Company have received the subIulned inpoi tant
communication
Small POx II spita, New Street, Z c.,
february 20 h. 1871.
The Chloralum Company-Gentl' men: THE pa
II nts In my Hospital feel much comfort from the
use OF the Chloralum as wash It seems to lessen
the itching, and eOols them nicely. We employ II
In securing the waTds and 1nd It, from lis freedom
from odor preferable to CarbOllc Acid aud quite as
eiiicaciOus. Yours Ubedien.ly,
lSgned) y. GORDON BROWN,
Medical oficer
b. &C SHOEMAKER,
coo Marpat afr.,at Ipatituta puiIdinU
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

fire al Indianapolis yesterday morning des-
troyed the Wholesale confectionery store Of Mes
sick Il Toott and four other business houses.
The fire was ineerdi r. Three fireman were
seriously injured by falling ladder. The loss
ID OF stated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

According to Washington despatch, Secretary
Fish is Of opinion that " the alleged letter Of
Prince Gortschakor to Minister Curtin concern
ing the Catacazy business is an invention gotten
up by the friends OF the late Russian Minister y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

choice and fine selection just received: direct
importation. Now is the time TO buy them cheap
carefully selected for family use to clean silver and
glass ware without scratching; come along soon.
Also full and fresh stock Of ali kinds of drugs and
medicnes toilet and fancy articles, always on hand
cheap at FOSi ERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West WILMINGTON DpI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18
MIIler's Horse and cattle Powders.

the best the cheapest and most popular in the mar
ket. Always safe TO give. They Will increase the
nOw of milk, and greatly enrich its quail AllAy
the roughness Of coat OF horses and CATTLE 30 com
mon at this season. Farmers farriers, and horse
dealers, should not fail to use them now. large
stock Of them on hand and sold cheap at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West v lining on Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

Ia Philadelphia, meeting of the joint COM
mittees of the Board Of Trade, Commercial
Exchange Yessel-owners' Association, and Board
Of Port Wardens was held yesterday, at which
action was taken relative to the better marking
of the Delaware river and bay by ligLts and
lunvs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18
Sptftal aJsttrss


and Family Receipts compounded with great care
and accuracy at very moderate prices, In consdeTa-
tion of the limited means OF the laboring class. All
prescriptions mpOunded by competent apothe-
cary, COnversant with the German language.
FOSTERS DRUG STORF,
Front and West, Wilmington. Del