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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-19

-
Il will never forget" said Gen
eral Garfield in a recent speech,
"the soldiers voting in the Ohio
regiments after the battle Of Chick
smauga. twenty-five hundred
loyal Ohio voters lay dead On the
field. Their place was filled by
two thousand five hundred stay-at-
home Democrats. The ballot boxes
were taken to the hospital, where
thousands lay wounded. A ballot
for Vallandigham and one for
John Brough lay before each mas.
A dying soldier picked up one for
BpOugh. and as he laid IL in the
box, said, 'I'll take my last shot a,
rebellion We carried him anil
scores Of others out TO the trenches
that night. Who can forget such a
scence? Yet it seems a. il tllesc
events have left the memory Of our
Greeley fyiends. There is on. J
ono argument to the Democrat
We fought the rebellion--you
fought us."-Brooklyn Union.
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STEAM.

! blow the bellows, I forge the steel,
In al the shops Of trade;
I hammer the ore, and turn the wheel,
Where my arms Of strength are made.
] manage the furnace, the mill, the mint,
Icarry, spin, weave;
Aud ali my doings put into print
On every Saturday eve.
I've no muscle I'd weary. no breast to decay,
No bones to be laid on the shelf;
And soon intend you may all 60 and play
While manage the world myself.
But harness me down with your iron bands,
Be sure Of your curb and rein
For sccrn the strength Of your puuy hands
As the tempsest scorns chain.
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alss nAssG eeA - New.

The Rev. Petroleum v Nasty de
scribed somo time sgo an interview
ho had with Mr.. Vallandigham,
when the latter gentleman was con-
templating the famous "new de-
parture," in language worth repeat
ing. Tho following is the closing
portion;
V. "Nasby, We must succeed"
N. Sirtanefy. But we are in
lite place. Il takes o gigantic in
telleck to bring the pints together.
A spritely boy wunst put 200 eggs
in a nest for hen to set on. SEE
his mother:
Mi sun, why puttest thou SO
menney eggs.under the hen ? She
kanst not kiver en-"
"Sirtanely she kanst not. Blu.
thunder, I want to see her sprerd
herself"
just 90. Our speakers is in the
same fix. The outside egg in the
Democratic nest is opposition to
the war. T'other side ov the nest
200 eggs distant, is the support ov
the war. To kiver them all re-
quires great stretchen capacity"
v. "Troo, troo, troo. But we
must mix il in and trust to luck
In loyal counties stuff 'em with di
luted patriotism; in our counties
pure secesh. Tho people IL just as
guIlable now as ever they waz.'
II left the patriot and sage mucf
comforted."
II this does not describe tn,
present little game Of tie Demo
racy and the political situation
nothing can.
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Or. WelIs's Extract of


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M Book Agents
w and CanvasseHs, in al! parts of the =
8. to sell The Memoir of Roger Brooke fancy ,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the u
8, No book heretofore published in thid
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OF the forty members Of the
Irish band which came from Ire
land to play at the Boston Jubilee.
only eight could be induced to re-
turn, the others having found en-
ploGmsnt in New York and Bos-
ton.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-19

We do Hot often hear from Carl
Schurz, but wherever he is We are
certain he is drawing large crowds
and regularly receiving his $500
per night. Shurz IL detarmind to
have . bank account.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-10-19

Oberlin College has been claim
ed for Greeley because : former
Prasii emit of that instifs:ion--Rev.
MahanlEis out for the Liberal De-
moexats. A canvass OF the Col
leae shows 500 Of the students for
tGraut and Wilson, and 81 for Gree
10y. ~ sa
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In New Haven, Conn, the col
ored companies took q vote on
President, with the following re-
suit: Sidmose Guards, 20 Tor Gnnt J;
Greeley, 0 Wooster Guards, n for
Grant; Greeley, 0.
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Two Democratic members OF the
Legisl ature are voted out, in Tip
peoanoe County, and two Repub~
ltcans put in tieir place. That
commits four.
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Somebody says that every cord
OF wood given to the poor is re-
corded above. But IT does not re-
quire many angels to make the en-
tries. - #
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From Julian's Radical.
Cannot afford 70 dispense with Grants
services.
These FEW POINTS alone in his
record, among MANY SIMILAR, give
to the world in GENERAL GRANT,
ASSURANCE OF A MAN. To which
let Us not forget to add, that HE
has FAITHFULLY REDEEM.
ED ALL HIS PLEDGES TO
THE PEOPLE. While, there
fore, we are, as a general rule,
in favor Of "the one term prin-
ciple," We are yet FULLY PERSIA
DD that, win the case before us,
our Country. CANNOT AZ
FORD TO DISPENSE WITH
THESERvICES, AS CHIEF
EXECUTIVE FOR ANOTH-
Err TERM OF OUR GREAT
CAPTAIN--A TRUE, INDIE
PENDENT, HONEST MAN.
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cHoaus


Oh, Horace Greeley, you've surely
Lost your wsy, .
And Grant viii bring you to account
On next election day.
tbonght ! saw Greeley crowd
OF Democratic .brieks,'
Come shouting after that old man
With knives and stones and sticks,
But Greeley turned and boldly cried,
"My brave boys, let's shake hands,
II you will only vote for me,
III cary ont your plaps."
Thoy hdlted. end ct length they said,
A turncoat's just our man
And thus at last We II gain the day,
And beat 0rant-Iy We eau!
"como on says Greeley, I'm your man,
I'm recpnsiled 10 ydu,
Andif you'll make me Presidents,
The Gray shall beat the Blue
Oh, Horace, you have done your best
The Party to disgrace,
Now, take advice. and just 60 West
And grow up with the place; p
Bore you may SOW your pumpkin seed,
And trim yonr trees in peace
For Grant shall be our President,
And socesh plans shall cease.
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Cop Is Of all Claims,

On any Patent issued by the Patent Once
since 1886, will be furnished on he rsesipt %
81, the applicant giving the full .ame q 20
Iatsntss, nature Of the invention, dAAs Of the
Pa est &c. sts A
Washington Gil. F.i,.
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The seat of pride is in thc beart,
and only there; and il it be not
there, it is neither in tho look, nor
in the clothee.--Lord Ciarepdon,
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Worth. man milliner, is nov
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294
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Will Greeley withdraw? This
is now ME question.
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10 regard TO titles in Patents, viii . nn11e
on application. Send full name OF naoee
-character OF the invention, aud
II possible. date Of Patent
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1t is not a pLysc which may give tempo.
rary relief to the sufferer for the first few
doses, but which, from continued use brings
Piles and kindred diseases to aid in weaken
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Richino Palladium.
sATuReay, OCTOBER ssy4syz.
Go Yss1lr
Tuxs-"O, Susannab..,

Tuxs-"O. Susannah."
drsAmt q dream the other night
When all around vas still,
thought saw old Horace G.
a going down the hill
An old white hat was on his head,
A tear Was in his eye,
"pm sick" says he, Trl just 90 WEsr,
New England makes me cry"
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Poor Banks!
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- Persons believing they have made ~
invention or . discovery in art or science,
ard DESTROYS of knowing whether the same
has been patented, BY transmitting to NJ
model |, or drawing. or sufficient description
to make the invention Ineligible, can have
q thorough examination made in the Patent
Office, and the result Of said Examination
forwarded to them for reasonable fcompsn.
sation. f8s sfef
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ALSO, A FULL DESCRIPTION

OF the invention or discovery. and its al
vantages should b given - 10 practie.
able, to aid ip the proper prepa-
ration Of the papsfs.
The Magnolia gazette., 1872-12-21
Cotton Misunderstanding att the
south.

The New York Shipping List says:
There are factories for making plain goods
at Augusta, Ca, and Granitevie and Solu-
da, 5. O., and others at Columbus, Ga, and
Adamance for making colored goods.
All these establishments were operated
profitably at a time when the depression Of
trade caHsed the working o { Northern mills
to result in less. They are now said to be
doing better than ever before. The con-
stantly increasing demand for cotton fabrics,
sall over the world, create an increasing de-
mand for cotton mills, and intelligent men
in the Southern States perceive the mpor-
tance Of diverting q share Of the additional
manufacturing facilities to their region,
where fuel is abundant, the climate mild,
and the raw material right at their doors.
II has been demonstrated that cotton yarns
can be made at the South, sent to the North,
pay the usual commission Of selling, to be
sold at the cost Of Northern Productions,
and yield a handsome profit; and that GER
tain classes of colored goods can be made
there and sold in the North at the cost of
Northerp production and also yield salts
factory returns. All that the South needs
then, to make it the seat Of powerful man
ufacturing industries, is capital and skilled
labor, and these il will surely have, at no
distant period, in the light Of what has al
ready been achieved. o
The Magnolia gazette., 1872-12-21
Curing Meat.

N The Germantown Telegraph (very good
s,,ho.;,,, n sncl mattersl gives The follow
au'po',s. .. g g. ssS -. ,,aa. - ..
ing tec'po io' Ou'ne "'0
10 one gallon OF water take one ana
onehalf poundsof saitn oneshalt pound OF
sugar, one-half ounce Of saltpeter, one-halt
ounce Of potash. In this ratio ihe pickle
can be Increased TO any quantIy ueslreu'--r,
Let the pickle be boiled toge1nsr un.il al,
the dirt from the sugar rises 70 tne top, ana
rs skinned oif; then throw into . sup "
cool, and when cold pour J. over your t peeI
or pork, to remain the usual time' say @ lour
or five weeks Ine meat mus ~ wen On guy.
The Magnolia gazette., 1872-12-21
Margaret Vance,
savntf ZoFTTGyfs
~. s5N:JNc5o INHERITANCE.
ny ETnELlS BRANDE.

Margaret. Vance, are you ip yoprright
Il think SO, Codsin Eleanore. | feel no
premonitions of insanity" te-4.T..
= Miss Eleanore Hastings, of Hastlng Hall,
loaned back in, her yelvet-cushioned arm
chair, and applied her viuaigrette to her
nose. It.was more than size could compre-
bend-this unheard Of conduct in her cous-
in and ward. The fashionable woman Of
the world could have no understanding OF it.
"It is incredible, Margaret! | always
. thonght you were girl of good sense"
"rhank you, Cousin Eleanore, claim TO
be.ni'f
aBut you have no right to the claiml--
Such an absurd thing You will not per-
sist in doing it, will you, dear?" coaxingly.
Margaret Vance lifted her handsome
head with an air of quiet pride. Her cheeks
glowed, arfdsber black eyes shone with q
calm and steady light. There was a deter
mination. like iron, IN the curve OF the scar
81 shall do it,. II u my duty. Heaven
helping me, will never shrink from that
And / shonld be donbly coward if re.
fused to walk IN the path Of justice, now
that it lies so plainly and clearly before me.
Should / do otherwise than propose 70
do l should despise myself forever
"How foolish How ridieuloue Thf
property is yours. No person Ia the world
would doubt that fact for moment. job
son Peck, was of sound sense, and Ia full
possession Of his facnlties, when he imads
The will which gives you everything of which
he died possessed" - essFSs fsp
. e.SaGranted.4 do not dispute that BuI
when the will was made he was under thl
influence Of passion; and no man can lbl
perfectly sane when passion sways him ut
terry. You know the circumstances as vel
as | do. He had set his heart on his son,
marriage with Miss Marshall-a lady o
wealth and social position-rand that sol
refused to obey him, choosing rather to fol
low the dictates Of his own inclination. HI
married poor curates daughter; and from
that day to the day of his death, bis fathe
never saw his face. He disowned him nay
more, BIZ. cursed him--cursed him and hi
innocent children and when Robbie Peel
died, his own father turned from his doc
the messenger who came TO bring the me-
ancholy tidings. You know how it has bee
since. The widow of his son has .supporte
his two. children by her own industry, au
brought them up rightly ia son and daughi
er, SO ! have been told. that any moths
might be proud Of The property of Jol
son Peck belongs not to me, but to thos
Children feai ~ s1imtrs bas naa
Margaret, you are over conscientious
Mr.. Peck gave il to you OF this own fre
will. You saved hisiiIe, and he loved 20
better than he loved any other person."
"a "A was fortunate enough tosrender him
service ny z NJ ef
"a serviceY You speak lightly. The Dc
would have killed him but for you"
The Magnolia gazette., 1872-12-21


EXTRAORDINARY BRIDeE.--Tho railroad
bridge which is to extend across the harbor
of San Francisco, from the main land to
Goat Island, and to which the citizens have
been strongly opposed, is to be somewhat Of
an architectural novelty. Its to run through
an immense tube Of boiler iron, which sup.
ports itself by its own buoyancy, and is held
thirty feet below the surface by complica-
ted system of cables, anchors, and buoys.
The tube is twenty feet in diameter, and is
strengthened by On internal framework Of
iron beams. The principal problem with
the engineer was to have the buoyancy Of
the tubes equal theweight Of train Of cars,
50 as to require the minimum Of anchorage
or support. Should The bridge prove a sue
cess, submarine railroad tubes may be used
where regular tunnels would be impractica-
bic, or at least very expensive.