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for the course aiopted-shows
either lack of reason or a willful
ignoring Of the facts as they ex-
listed at the time. Then, as now,
there was no lack of demogogues
to foment dissentions, and create
iealousies between The citizens of
foreign and native birth. At that
time almost the whole foreign
born population of the country
belonged to one party, and it was
seen and felt to.be danger OF no
small magnitude that designing
men should, by trucking to the
demands OF the leaders of the for
eign and especially the Irish Cath
Ole elements, have such power to
further their own ambitious ends.
1t was to counteract this inf u
ence that the Know Nothing order
was instituted
1t was in effect, an American par
ty arrayed against foreign party.
1t was the application Of the Home
oyathic law Of cure, 'Similia SINH
libus curantuT,' to politics. The
two extremes met, and both were
destroyed, as they deserved to
bn
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PubicSale.

vuVHE undersigned Administrator Of the
u estate Of James NJ. Highley, deceased,
will offer at Public Sale, at No. 13 South
Franklin street, Richmond. Indiana, on Sat-
urdav, September 2lst. 1872, the following
property of said estate:
Cons isting Of 8 head of horses, 8 top-bug-
gies, tro:ting buggy, spring Wagons,
two-horse carriage, one two.horse hack,
sleighs, s set Of single and set of double
harness, a lot of robes, blankets, whips Office
fixtures and many other articles not neces-
sary to mention. Also, several good Sewing
Machines, consisting of one New Grover 4
Florence. All of the above properly in good
condition.
TERMS OF SALE.-On all sums of Five
Dollars and over . credit Of months will
be given, the purchaser giving his note with
approved security. waving vaiuation and
appraisement laws, Sale TO commence at
10 o'clock, An II. IL. HIGHLEY,
243 Administrator.
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TREMENDOUS OUTLAY '-Judging
from the official reports of the Con-
iederate- Greeley Democratic Press,
the Republican Administration at
Washington has spent the moder-
ate sum of five thousand eight
hundred and sixty-four millions of
dollars, and sixty >two-and a-half
cents, to get up the Louisville Con
vention No person can doubt
this for a moment! In addition
to this, and as showing the reck-
lessncss with which the admins
tration is spending money for
corrupting purposes, the sum of
S000,O0O,000,25 cents was actually
sent from Washington City, to
subsidize the two democratic Or
gans- the Herald and Radical
deeming that sum the true value
for their influence! Dear enough,
st that.
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WELL PUT.-The Cincinnati
Volksblatt, turns the tables on the
Enquirer in this wise:
"The Enquirer of yesterday con-
tains communication signed by
nine Irishnep, in which they as
sert upon their honor that on last
Saturday they were paid two dol
lars apiece att the Republican head
quarters 10 carry torches in tue
Republican procession. Can the
Enquirer tell US now how much
the honor of men who, according
to their own statement, permit
themselves to be paid by a party,
and then Immediately betray the
fact to their own party, is worth
and also how much they were paid
for their declaration at Democrat
ic headquarters p
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ut is we'll known in Washington
that Grant was seen drunk on the
streets by swarms of people, not
many years ago. Mr.. Julian was
one of the witnesses. "-Julian's
Radical.
R Yes, he's one Of the witness
os- q false witness, and common
liar at that, when he says so. The
charge was made in Isaac's paper,
mot many years ago." by George
W. Julian's wife, AND SHE TOOK
THE CHARGE BACK. Is that not so
Isaac Julian Stand up and an-
aver like o little man.
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General Logan.

When some one said to Prcsi-
dent Grant that Senator Logan
seemed rather inclined to complain
of the Administration, the Presi-
dent smiled and answered that he
knew Logan well. He is critical
by nature, he said, and always
speaks his opinion. During the
war;" said General Grant, ''while
VIC lay in camp, nobody comment
ed more sharply upon the little
slips and blunders than John Lo-
gan; but when the order came to
march, no corps was in more per-
feet order, none moved more
promptly, and none was more
bravely led then John Logan's
He will criticise the Administration
just as often and as sharply as he
chooses; but he will give no aid OF
comfort to the enemy"
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The word from every quarter is
encouraging, and the Republicans
''push things" with a vigor that
means success, ample and over
whelmirg. From Missouri and Ar
kansas, we received a word of en-
couragement, that indicates that
even in these dark and benighted
regions, the Republicans know
how to .'push things in the right
direction. A friend writes Us: II
tell you Ben-Grant will get a
better vote in Missouri and Arkan-
sas, than people have an idea of.
Greeley stock is growing smaller
by degrees and beautifully less
every day"
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AT HIS OLD TRADE.

We had occasion several times
recently, to allude to little bit Of
history of the past, where Isaac
H. Julian charged Col. Gray with
being horse thief, merely because
the latter had the audacity to run
against Bro. George for Congress.
The singularity of this Giro um-
stance consists in the fact that six
years elapsed ere Julian found out
that he 'unintentionaily' did the
Colonel injustice; which fact he
never would have discovered had
not Col. Gray been for Greeley
so they shook hands oyer the stol-
en- horse.
We notice, in last Thursdays
Confederate Radical, that Isaac
transfers the same charge against
Capt. Will Moreau, that he releas-
ed Col. Gray from, and exclaims:
What if Moreau did steal horses
IN Kentucky - The secret of
Isaac's hostility, consists in the
fact that Moreau don't swallow
Greeley was one of the straight
out Louisville KY, Convention
Democrats, and, of course, he must
be denounced as a horse theft
with being sdishonarably discharg-
ed from the army,-with being q
bounty jumper, &c. Had Moreau
only been Greeley man, though
his sins were like scarlet, they
should be made as wool in the
eyes of this Immaculate editor; be
cause the Democratic party Of the
/ 9Th Congressional District, not
withstanding al these things we're
as patent to it then, as they are
to-day to him, nominated Moreau
as their candidate for Congress:
and voted for him.
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The possnm democracy held a
convention Thursday at Centreville
and nominated John Henley and
II. Stiggleman for County Com
missinors; Nathan Jones and Eras-
tus Test, Representatives; A. S.
Forkrer, Prosecuting Attorney;
Thaddeus Green, Treasurer; Peter
Ellis, Shift. We heard a prominent
democrat suggests a letter of dec
lination MIGHT have been in read
. mess to present to the convention
in the event that G. Washington
Julian had beel nominated by it..
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Gen, Grants MasnaniGity.

Gen. Stephen A. Hurlbut, in his
great speech at Springfield, H., |
turned aside for the moment from
the main line of his argument to /,
narratc the following: Il will tel
you one Oh two things abot t Ger.
Grant that arc worth knowing. /
will show you something Of his
character. You know, all of you,
that when the battle of Pittsburg
Landing occurred, Gen. Grant was
charged by all of the newspapers,
and by nearly the whole country,
if may so speak, with gross neg
lect of duty in not being there when
the battle commenced. Now, I
happen to know something about
that battle myself. My own divi
sion was the first troops that were
landed, and we held it; and know
the ground, I believe, better than
anybody. AS matter of fact, Gen.
Grant has lain still during all This
time under the obloquy which has
been heaped upon him, and which
probably will be again, of going
down to Savannah on the Saturday
night previous, and not returning
until the battle was over. I know
that he sent an officer out on Satur-
day night to inquire whether or not
there was any thing showing along
the front, that he wanted to go
down to hurry Buell's troops up
from Savannah, and he got the re-
port that a reconnaissance was made
by the cavalry, and there was no
sight Of the enemy. Now,we know
that the enemy lay there within
two miles OF us, but Gen. Grant,
rather than bring that trouble upon
friend and q brother officer, ney-
er published this, nor has it been
published by anybody else. Look
at another thing, which shows the
magnanimity Of his character.
When he undertook that feat
around Wicksburg. General Sher-
man sent General Grant a written
protest against the movement, upon
the ground that it was. dangerous
and impracGcable, and would pro-
badly cost him his entire army.
Genera! Grant never needed that.
He went on, executed the move
ment, and when the success of it
was demonstrated, he sent Will, IN
T. Sherman his original protest
back again, and would not keep it
on his minutes, and William T.
Sherman was not to be outdore in
that sort of thing, and he published
that paper to all the world as q
| vindication Of General Grants
claim to be q consummate soldier
of division, at the expense of Will
liam I. Sherman.
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FUNNY.-Will C. MORGAN, was
good Democrat enough TO run for
Congress two years ago-he was
then dismissed from the army, as
much as he is to-day, "for cause
and all the Democrats voted for
him, knowing this to be the
fact! His refusal to support Gree
ley now, don't make him worse than
he was then. He claims to be still
a simon-pure democrat, and, not
withstanding the charges against
him are true; yet the Greeley
Confederated- Democracy, by con-
demning him, are getting the same
nctoriety as the kettle did when it
called the pot black.
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The Facts About W ayne Co.
GrNrREyJI.I.E. AuO. 30.


Letters have recently appeared in the
Commercial claiming the Republican
majority in old Wayne will be largely
reduced on account Of the treason Of
George W. Julian to the Republican
party.
At the beginning of the campaign
fears might have been entertained that
Julian would draw largely from the
Republican vote, out now it is known
that such fears were unfounded.
Since Senator Wilson spoke in Rich
mopd, all changes have been in favor Of
Grant. Recently tho county has been
thoroughly canvassed, and it can DO safe.
" sisted that the small majority Of l.
T5S given in 1870 for the Republican
State ticket will be increased to at leas
1850 in October, 1872, for the Stat'
ticket, while Wilson's majority over
Gooding for Congress will not be les
than 2,400.
WIN. w. DUDLEY,
Chm Wayne Go. Rep. Con. Com.
Cincinnati Gazette:
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Verm mt is the Star that new
Ell sets! PUSH Tunes with her
is the word, and hence her Re-
publican majority is about 81
600, gaining over the last cleo
ton near eight thousand. Glory
enough for one day! Now for
Maine.
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COUNCIL ITEMS.

NJ. Crockett, resigned his position of Street
Commissioner, and David Haner was select
ed by the Council to take bis place. Rich
mond never had better Street Commissioner
than Mr.. Harer made when lie occupied that
Office.
Fhty-four arrests reported by the Chief Of
Police for August.
The Clerk of the City, indicated himself
from the charge of being absent on the day
OF Barnum's show, as charged by the FL
nance Committee, and stated he was in his
Office on that day up to 10 o'clock.
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Congress, 4M District,
Hon. Jerre. M. Wilson
Republican County Ticket.

Representatives, G Walker, VIM Baxter
Judge 9th Com. Pleas Dis, John kibby:
Procuring Atty, John L, Rupe.
Pro. Atty Dis 18th d w Comstock;
Pro. Atty Criminal Court, ThosJ Study.
Treasure, Joseph G Lemon;
Sheriff, VIM II Study;
Commissioners, VIM Brooks, iona Baldwin;
Cornelius Thornburg;
Coroner, JOHN Rooney;
Real Estate Appraiser, w Anderson;
Surveyor, Robert A Howard.
Township Trustee, Samson Boon;
Township Assessor, VIM .Dulp.
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AMOUNT
#For the residue suits are now pending.

ME-HoNoRED PRINcIrLEs.-Monday night
last, Judge Perry addressed the Grant Club,
and showed conclusivsly that the democratic
party had always proved false and treacher-
GUS from the time it engrafted State Rights
on its banners Is one of its stime-honOred
principles Through the democratic rebellion
in the interest of slavery, down to the pres
emit sneaking attempt to gain power through
the deceptive and hypocritical Greeley move
ment. The speech of Judge Perry was strong,
truthful and logical, ard his large audience
showed their approval Of his honest and car.
nest utterances against that destructive party
by their hearty applause.
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REPUBLICAN, STATET TICKET

For Governor,
Gen. THOMAS NJ. BROWNE,
OF Randolph.
Lieutenant Governor,
LEONlDAS SEXTON, of Rush.
Congressman at Large.
GODLOVE ). ORTIZ, of Tippecanoc.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
OF KOsciuskO County.
Secretary of State,
Hon. w. w. CURRY, of VigO.
Auditor Of State,
j AMES A. WlLDMAN, of Howard.
Trersurer of State,
JOHN ID. GLOVER, OF Lawrence.
Reporter of Supreme Court,
Col. JAMES II. BLACK, of Marion,
4OlerR of Supreme Court,
CHARLES SCOLl., of Clark.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
BENZ. w. SMITH. of Marion.
Attorney General,
JAMES p. DENNY. of Knox.
Electors for Statc-at-Largc.
JONATHAN W. GORDON, of Marion.
JOSEPH 3. BUCKLES, of Delaware.
JOHN SCHWARTZ, Of Dearborn.
ISAAC s. MOORE, of Warrick.
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The Sullivan find ,Jrn;on sav

The Sullivan Ind. } Union says /:
We venture the assertion, and
nothing but the figures will con-
tradict it, that there are more than
two hundred good lifelong Demo
Gratis in Sullivan who will not vote
for Greeley. Stick o pin there
and we will see who comes near
est to the facts as they exist.
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INCoNsIsTENT.-TheTe never was
a more Inconsistent politician sue
cessfully so-than the late George
w. Julian. He was always blath
ering about Land Grants, and
he made numerous speechs, de-
nouncing them, and yet he voted
for the Illinois Grant in 1850
the Union Pacific Railway Grant
in 1062.-received bonus in the
shape Of valuable property in
San Francisco for the aid he gave
subsidies-was attorney for the
Osemmite squatters, and had he
succeeded in making their claims
good, he would have been able to
purchase forty or fifty more thou
sand dollars worth of National
BanktStock,so that he could (as he
himself declared in his Vincennes
4th-of-July speech have made him
sell'richer and the poor poorerv So
sore is his brother Isaac on thes e
points that he ayers he canno,
defend all his (Georges) individu'
al votes on the Land Grants, and
that in the light of the PRESENT
we presume he would not defend
all of them himself We rather
think the complaints Of SORENESS:
on the part Of these brothers be-
loved will be considerably intensi
fed before the end Of the can
vass.
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mot -
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UIinn, mnn9 ~ IVvt ssS.'' ".en.cSs $3.50 .r,cSS
spifits ana hetuse iiSuoss' ~ tsste .ccsIicx
a !. Ton ss z annct,zersn "Pestorcrsn &c.
that LEAD the tipper On 20 afuna 1 e. INC INC
a.a ". az "a Ma. ~ rssscrrte ~ Srcr,
al Ncohoilc stim9ianss, -. Iney sre me Greas
Dlvxu nnrnvstor ord Tnv3rnrsSo1 ~ ~ ~
feriecs w u al ,r,scrons stses IA
restoring the blood . q nsa!tny conaltion, &
mcnlns ~ I'LL Theev ara eaav II ssm]n,strs.
t.n,, v S.nu n their acton certsin in their
res M safe and reliable IN ali forms Of disease
49, u s;.act;n.a .rG reme;r lononn Vail
corning 70 1iIscuOns, anu a. sc M dsstscvaS ~
mineral poison OF other means. cnd sne v'tea
ES .1s... SSe ~ T1SiSes4icH. 6eadache.
Ky S G,.or,e..s Cc,!ohs Tsshtness oSthc
r S.M n ME SC,,r HS~ctssscns ~ the sfnrn
ecn Bad Ia,se 20 me - 80 nnss
~: ~ III .SS;oC. cSeno TidnevS enA hnnArS6
nther - nainfni svmUtoms are he odspfinSS Of
y r R'y ~ yhns. corrriasrta q IN M e1nsI
EEL, Ia vts, ..cxe 1900 SnsrSnt az
its merits Hi than ienrthy sdvertisement,
~ 1.S. Mu .u". C~sS-xxsS,.Ss N vcnnc ~ IA
married Of sins!e, I. ths d.w3 q xo%snhood:
! m tnanrnce mat q marked imnr0ye-
ment Ii soon nercentfble
1~r TmAs m matorv and Chronic
cect;on Rii;ons Remittent md fntermiffent
Ears saoSns ~ thn Rsoo liver KiSnevs ana
nioScn. theso T,ttnra have hon mos S,,rressfnI
Sncn Hseo Sss arc cansa Whscn
p ~onnrasiv nrndrceSI Nv 6eranCement ~ the
D,eestiye 0rRans. - ''-o
Thcv nYc Gentle pur~atave n vvell
~ Tonic. nossessin0 also he necuiiar merit
~ acting "a noWerfni aoent IN relieyinr Con-
0ess;on or DISCRIMINATION al the Liver and via
eesaI mre uI ana IN Pions ns S e.
To- IN niaeases. Er1nfiona Teffer Salt.
phounn Rlnfrhes Snota Pimnlea P1stniea RoiIa
Csrhnncies Rinow nrms scaId. Tiead Sore Eves
Ervs;neias itch Scnrfs niscnlorafinns ~ fhe
sin Hnmors ana Dtseasea 81 the skin. al
Wha3ever name or nature are iiteraI,v ein1 m
and csrried ont az the system in a shoSt time 81
the use OF these Btters. ono bottle IN such casee
win cnnvinca the most incrcduloua al thelr cur.
alive efYecfs. r
CSesmse <ke vttaatei1 RlnoA vbenever
Won and tia i,nnuritiea BURSTING fhrouoi1 the
skin In Pimnlee Eruptiona or Sores ciesuse II
when von fnd * ohsfrncfcd and slncrish I'M the
vejns cleanse il when Il is fOul /: v0ur feelin0s
Win tel Won when Keen the HOOD pure ma
the health ~ the system Viii follow.
~GrsfefnI T,homsanGs proclaim VINEGAR
BrTTERs the most wonderful Inyieorant that
ever sustained the sinking system. q
PIN, Tape, and other WORMS, lurking
In tho system Of SO many thousands, are efec.
tuallv DESTROYED and removed. Eays n distin.
rusiIed physioloQist: The. is Scarcely N mai.
TidnaI on the face ar the earsh whose hSiv IL AZ
ennt frnrn the nresence N worms II h mt m.
IN the heslthv eiements If the hodv that Vnrnse
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The People Demand the Proof.

As our Democratic friends continue to re-
peat the charge Of corruption against the Ad-
ministration without telling the people in
what it is corrupt, we propose to afford them
little assistance BY giving them few points
which they may usc by way of proof. We
have shown by official records that the Trea-
sury Department has been honestly managed
its expenses reduced and we show the grand
sum Of 1881 ,945 ,Ssl OF reduction of the ma
tional debt since March 1, 1869, as evidence of
honesty and economy. When we aid to this
the fact that by this reduction we have saved
to the nation $22 ,002 $40 on interest alone,
child can understand that official corruption
could not be followed by such magnificent re-
suits. The War and Navy Departments show
decided reduction in their expenses, and a
glace at their annual reports shows that the
nation has received dollars value for every
dollar expen led. The most searching inves-
tigation into the affairs of the three depart.
ments named has failed to fix upon the Ad-
ministration single act of dishonesty. Our
opponents know this, but lack the honesty to
admit. Tney make the charge. but omit the
specification. They hope BY persistency 70
make loud assertions pass tor proof. Let the
people demand of these demagogues wherever
they speak that they shall give the proof for
every charge they make. If they know
enough to make charge they should know
enough to prove it.
As this may meet the eye of some sLiberal'
orat ors who expect to stump the country for
Greeley, We give them the the benefit of an
| other item, which may tend tn prove their
charge of corruption against the present ad-
ministration OF the Post Office Department
1t will be very useful to them when called
upon to prove their assertions. They can re-
y on this statement as officially correct.
The total dcfalcations and the amount re.
covered on each during the administrations OF
buchanan, Lincoln, johnson, and Grant, are
! are as follows:
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New York city is rapidly on the way
to bankruptcy.
Wattermelons bring one dollar apiece
in North Carolina. Gratz in Missouri,
eats hil buttered.
Newton county Missouri has had ten
homicides in the last twelve months.
Gratz is Governor.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL SCHOOL.
BALTIMORE, MD.

The next Annual Session of this lnstitr
ion will begin October LIST, 1872, and continu
five months. The Clinic advantages Of III
School are unsurpassed.
Fees including Dissection and Hospital
Tickets, SOS. For Catalogues containing tull
particulars apply to
Prof. Charles w. Chancellor, Dean,
423 Baltimore, Md,
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Read Mai. Johns interesting let

Read Mai. Johns interesting let
Ter on our frst page, to- day.
On 4th page, will be found an
interesting communication from
M On the Women Suffrage ques-
lion. The Splinter idea is good
one, and will grow.
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KU-KLUX
BURNING SCHOOL HOUSES !
LYCEUM HALL,

Will address the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity, on Monday, Sept. 9th, 1871, when
abe will tell s.What she KNOWS about ku-
KLIJX burning School Houses of the Colored
People, and their hellish Vaccinations in the
Southern
HBLOODY CHI A SM, -
scross which Horace Greeley, Geo. w. Julian,
and these DEVILS in human form are now
shaking hands.
~GO AND HEAR HER. -ET
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FEVER AND ACUE.

Fellows Compound Syrup of of Hypo-
phosphites, so celebrated in nervous 3 other
facilitating diseases, is now being used with
complete success, curing Chill Fever after the
One dose containing two scruples of soda d
rhubarb (equal parts mixed }, in a wine glass
full Of cold water, should precede the use Of
the Syrup. FULLER & FULLER, Chicago.
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Nothing like il in Medicine. luxury
to the yalate, painless evacuant, a gentle
stimulant to the circulation, q Preparatory
preparation, an anti-bilious medicine,
stomachic. diurotio and an admirable gen
eral Alternative. Such are the acknowledged
and daily proven properties of Tarranes Self
ger Aperient.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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OF Massachusetts,.

We are led by him 1Oho
first taught our n7Dues to
conquer in the Vest, and
subsequently In the East
also. Richmond zUo1tld not
come to us till zCe sent
Grant after it, and then it
had to come. lie has neUer
yet been defeated. and he
neUeT will be. Horace Greeley.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
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Chappaqua means singing water.