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writer of that article was made
known to him, he intended to re-
turn to him his heartfelt thanks,
for making that TACT known to the
public, "for," said Mr.. Jefferis, Il
belong to no party, but am the
peoples man. When 1 penned
the article referred to, the idea that
l intended to convey, was, that he
was blown about from one thing
to another SO often, and was such
an unstable man, that if we placed
him in the Liberal party to day.
tomorrow we might find him--if
offered some position under the
Administrations strong Grant
man. So when Mr.. Jefferis was
here on Friday night he represent
ed Democracy, Liberal Republican
ism and the Whisky interest to
which add a quart OF Grangerism,
and boil the mixture down to q half
pint, leaves what is called the peo-
pies party. Farewell Chan, and
when you lave any more thanks to
offer, call around at No Z, East
Bourbon street, White Water, Ind.
Augustus Young followed Mr..
Jeiferis, with a few remarks on the
high rates of freight in the United
States. and appeared to think that
the matter would be helped greatly,
by electing him Prosecuting Ator
ney. Mr.. Swafford followed Mr..
Young, saying that he was an hon
est man and was well qualified for
the Office of county Assessor, and
that he desired the votes of those
present, very much. Mr.. King
followed Mr.. Swafiord, saying that
he was q candidate for county Au
ditor, and that he would like to
have the support Of the good peo-
pie of Franklin township. The
next man to speak was Mr.. Allen,
candidate for the Legislature. We
will say, that for originality of
words, Josh Billings and Nasty,
were thrown completely in the
shade, and we are confident, that
had those gentlemen been present
they would throw away their pens
and retire from public notice. He
said that he "was runnin fur the
Legislator" and that he "was
strongly in favor of curtailin ex
penses." In continuing his re-
marks, he said that 1T had got te
be a fearful thing to die. in Indiana
Being an administrator on an estate
he had to pay over nineteen dollar.
for advertiser the sale in tn.
paper, AMI that he intended t.
"pay the Editors back" when b,
"got to the Legislator" The ''gas
being exhausted, the audience
which at this time had becom,
considerably reduced, quietly dis
persed.
At a meeting of the Republican
on Saturday night, b. W. Addle
man, the nominee of the Demo
cratic party, stated to his Iiepubli
can friends. that, being Repub
lican from the crown OF his head t
the soles of his feet, he could nc
accept the Democratic nominatio
rendered to him. The Republican
then nominated him as their col
didate for Justice of the Peace, an
he will receive the support of a
the Republicans in the township.
G. T. j.
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DOugan Il COmklin.
At Reds corner, near the Depot,
have a large and fresh supply of
Family Groceries, Fruits, Veget-
ables, etc. Also, receive, daily. fresh
Oysters, for family use all as
good as the city affords and as
cheap as can be purchased any
where.
The j. ]. j. Brand is the best in
The market.
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The Madison Courier says: The
candidates nominated ON the Repuh-
lican State ticket are good men. They
have made for themselves national
regulations by their sterling integrity,
capacity, business qualifications, and
the great success of their several de
partments." This being the case, the
Courier pertinently inquiries whether
1t would be wise to turn them out of
Office to put in their places men of
whose qualifications there is nothing
known.
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Local Notices.
$500 Per M.

VIII be charged ON all Gas Bills net
paid ON or before the 2Oth Of the
month.
Office hours, Z A. M. to 6 P. NJ.
Open Saturday evenings till 8 P. NJ.
Consumers can save 10 per cent by
prompt payment of bills, and by
that means only.
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A Card.
Marcus Mote, the well known
artist of No. 800 Main street, will
for the next thirty days only paint
portraits at great reduction of
regular prices, and frame the por-
traits at wholesale rates. Babies
painted life size, head and shoulders
Busts, at prices varying from SIS
to $50, and grown up persons in
same style in same proportion.
Remember these terms will only
last till tenth month October, Is.
All ikenesses warranted.
27-4w MARCUS MOTE.
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Al the Depot Hat store,

At the Depot Hat Store,
OF J. G. Page & Son, on Noble
street, nearly opposite Depot, will
be found all the variety of Hats,
Caps, &C., suitable for the season,
and at prices that will ''pay' to
purchase. 24-tf.
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The following premiums have been
awarded to citizens Of Wayne county:
General Meredith. as usual, leads
the van. His awards are as follows:
Best breeding COW. second premium,
$40; best heifer calf. second, SIS; best
one year old heifer, first, $50; best
COW four years old, first, $40; best
bull two years old, $35; best bull and
herd of four heifers, second, 500, and
seven premiums of $55 on fine sheep.
Il. Baldridge, Hagerstown, received
for best bull two years, first premium.
$50; best boar one year old, first, $25;
best boar under six months, second,
-; best SOW two years old, first, $50;
best SOW one year old, $50; best SOW
under one year, second, S.; best SOW
| and FIVE sucking pigs. second, $40.
The Messrs. Sl,al,rs, Centreville, on
boar six months old, second premium
$40; best boar over six months, first
80; best SOW under one year, first
80; FIVE best shoats, first, $50; besi
SOW and five sucking pigs, FIRST, $25.
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The Great Scandal
Caused by parties paaming of
cans of water for Oysters, will
open the eyes of the public to the
fact that truths Square Brand
oysters always give perfect salts
faction.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
SHERIFF.,

Editor Palladium:-P Please announce
Charles Mccoy as an Independent candi-
date for Sheriff of Wayne county, at the
October election, and oblige a host of friends
in all parts of the county.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Editor Palladium: Please announce my
name as an Independent candidate for the
office of Prosecuting Attorney of the Seven.
teenth Judicial Circuit, at the October cleo.
ton. T. CHARLES LEIVE.
COUNTY TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce B. F. Bev.
erin as an Independent candidate fol
County Treasurer, at the October election.
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On our first page will be found an
Interesting history of this singular
sect by our old friend and former fell
low -citizen John Hunt, from whom
We received copy Of the Lebanon,
CO., Star, containing it.
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For the Palladium.
FROM WHITE WATER.


WHITE WATER, IND, Sept. 80, "a.
Politics is the main theme of con
versation here at this time. Gen.
Ben Spooner was advertised to
make a political speech at this
place, on Friday night last; but
Judge Peelle having an appointment
for the same hour, and the gentle
men occupying different positions
in politics, resulted in bringing
quite number of both Republicans
and Democrats into town, on that
evening Judge Peelle very con-
siderately gave way to Gen. Spoon
err, although the General offered
him half of the time, but the Judge
realizing the danger he would be
in by 50 doing, gladly declined to
make use of any of it. The Gen
eral made telling speech, by trac-
ing the history of the Democratic
party from the administration of
James Buchanan, up to the pres
ent time. He gave a complete
record of Holman and Hendricks,
and specially did he touch on the
course they pursued during the
war, causing the Democrats pres
ent to turn red and white alter
nately. His speech served to stir
up, and strengthen the Republicans
of Franklin township.
On last Monday night the Dem
ocrats and the dissatisfied met in
caucus to nominate a Township
Trustee, Justice of the Peace and
Constable. After the meeting was
called to order, P. NJ Ellis arose
ard stated the design for which
the convention was called, and
called for nomination of candi-
dates. B. w. Addleman arose and
made motion to appoint COM
mittee on resolutions. At this
juncture Cyrus Saxton made a
motion to the effect that there be
President elected, as the one then
acting in that capacity was doing
SO unauthorized. The motion was
carried, and p. Nj. Ellis was elected
to fill the chair. As it was thought
prudent to keep record of this
important meeting, Cyrus Saxon
was elected Secretary. The mo-
ton Of B. w. Addleman, was then
taken up and carried. David Std
ham, Stephen Coiield, and J. j.
Rhodes, were appointed to serve
as the committee on resolutions.
After mature deliberation, they
, |! framed the following resolutions:
"Resolved, That we will not vote
for any man who will create a
graded school in the township.
"Resolved, That we are in favor
of common schools, and them well
equalized.
3 Resolved, That we are opposed
{: to any man who is in favor of Gre
J., ating more than one voting pre-
t cinct in the township.
I ''Resolved, That we are opposed
! to any man who will buy scales
j and put them up at the expense Of
!: the township"
d The resolutions were unanimous
!: ~ adopted.
|, 1t then being in order, nomi-
,; nations were called for, and result
" ed as follows:
For Township Trustee, JOSIAH
!, White; Justice of the Peace, B. w
t. Addleman; Constable, James Wine
.: berg. Mr. Wineberg being Dor,
and brought up in the Republican
party, had too much judgement t.
.. be tolled off in that manner, ant
consequently declined the nomina
ton. After some unimportan
- business the meeting was brough
:, to a close. G. T. j.
n
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The bar Room Reuaeay.
For all ailments is Rum Bitters,
surcha-ged with Fusi Oil, q deadly
element, rendered more active by
the pungent astringents with which
it is combined. II your stomach is
week and liver or bowels disordered,
strengthen and regulate them with
VINEGAR Buffers, a purely vegetable
Alternative and aperient. free from
alcohol, and capable of infusing new
vitality into your exhausted system.
28-4w.
w. L. Farquhar, gets up the most
palatable dish OF Oysters you ever
laid up to your face-go there ye
hungry ones.
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CassorAo Is more than substitute fo,
Castor OIL. 1t II the only safe article inex-
istenoe which Is certain 10 aauimilate the
food. regulate the bowels, cure wihd.colic
ana produce natural sleep. IL contain.
neither minerals. morphine or alcohol. and
10 pleasant to take. Children need not -,
and mothers may reet
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j. e. Nye,
277 Main street, has the finest
lot of Cutlery of all kinds, to be
found any where, cheap as the
cheapest.
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COUNTY TREASURER.
A DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed has been appointed by the Wayne tir-
cult Court, administrator of the estate of
Gustave Rehsteiner, late of said county
deceased. Said estate is probably insolvent.
CONRAD WUNKER, Admir-.
=. A. FoRKNER, Atty. 2s-3w.
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French China Sets.
The handsOMest to be found
anywhere, at J. E. Nye's, 277
Main street.
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A ID II RATORH SALE O,
"A REAL ESTATE.

Will be offered at Public Sale on Satur
day, November eth, 1874, the following dee
cribed Renl Estate, the widows dover in
cluded, belonging TO the estate Of Henry
Larktn, late Of Wayne county, Indians
deceased, If not sold at private sale befor
that ttinep to-wit: A part Of the north hal
Of section number two % and fractiona
section number three, C3), in township mum
Der twelve 10, range two " west, begin
ming at the northeast corner, middle &
White Water; running thence west to tn
middle of county road; thence south on sais
road to first 50 feet street; thence south OF
Canal street to q stake on the south line
thence east on sou4h line to tho middle @
White Water; thence up the middle
White WateP 10 the place of beginning
contatng twenty eight acres, more o. less.
Terms Of Sale.
One third OF the purchase money will b.
required in hand; on -third In nine months
and one-third in eighteen months. Note.
to be taken for said deferred payments
waving relief from valuation and appraise.
ment laws, bearing interest from day OF
sale. and to be secured by mortgage on
said real estate.
II not sold At private sale, before the time
advertised, public sale OF above described
premises will take place al 10 clock, q. IN,
on the premises.
NEWTON g. HUNT, Admir-.
October It'll, 1874. cots
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Whole 90
Fights or each Coupon 2 50
oR Tickets for. 100 %
The Montpelier Female Humane Associ-
alton, chartered by the Legislature of Vir-
ginia and the Circuit Court of Oh anGe Co.
lish and endOw q Alone for the Old. In.
firm, and Destitute Ladies Of Virginia. at
Montpelier, the former residence OF Pres
ident James Madison.
GovERNoR's OFFICE
RICHMOND, July 3, 1874.
It affords me pleasure TO say that I arm
we'll acquainted with large majority OF
the officers of the Montpelier Female HUI
name Association, who reside in the yicin-
gence, and their worth and high reputation
- gentlemen, rs we'll as the public conf
dence, influence and substantial means lib
orally represented among theto
JAMES L. KEMPER, Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 6, ls74--
I commend them as gentlemen Of honor
and integrity. and fully entitled to the con-
fidence OF the public. g"
U. 8. Judge Eastern District Of Va.
Further references by permissfon: His
Excellency Gilbert c. walker, Ex-Governor
Of Va and U. 9. Senator elect: Senators ana
Members OF Congrees from Va.
Remittances for tickets may be made by
express prepaid, post-office money order on
washington, d. c., or by registered letter.
For full! particulars, testimonials, ETC.,
e"iSla : : H6N. JAMES BARBOUR
PreSt M. F. H. A., Alexandria Va.
Reiiable agents wanted everywhere.
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Prescriptions compounded at Bal
lard's near the Depot.
The Phillina Hou.e.

The Phillips House.
Under the management of Mr..
William B. Williams, this house has
become one of the most popular
Hotels of Richmond. The House
is in tiptop order, having recently
been refurnished throughout, and
Mr. Williams takes pride in making
his guests feel at home-therefore
his house is well filed with the
good things of the land. We take
pleasure in recommending the
Phillips House to all who wish
good accommodations reasonable
prices. Soft.
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Miss Anthony denies that she ever
sat in any mans lap since the days
when John Bunyan used to hold her
then a mere child-on his knee,
when she went to visit him in Bed
ford Jail.
In Troy they throw red-hot pennies
to organ grinders. The action kills
two birds with one cent. 1t records
a charitable action in the eyes of the
world and disables the hand-organ
man.
A little boy who was nearly starved
by q stingy uncle (his guardian), with
whom he lived, meeting lank grey
hound one day in the street said:
Poor doggy do you live with your
uncle too?" .
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Casters! CaSteFsl
OF all kinds and descriptions can
be had at J. E. Nye's, 277 Main
street.
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For the Palladium.
Another Direct QnestiOm 10 the PEG
pies Candidates for Legislature.

pies Candidates for LeG1s1a tufe.
GENTL EMEN:-One Of the first du-
ties which will devolve upon the next
general assembly, will be the election
of United States Senator. Will you
vote for 4 Republican like d. D.
Pratt, or for Democrat like D. w.
Voorhees,. or will you 20 it alone for
some man of your own choice, like
DR.. Stevenson, or perhaps that sun
blistered, weather. beaten, labor bow
ell, half starved, ill-clad, tax-robbed,
monopoly trodden, horny-handed son
OF toll, James Buchanan, or do you
intend to 80 there free from any
pledges. and sell your votes to the
I,arty who will make the best bargain?
''OLD LIBERTY GUARD
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Lamps and Chinneys,

Lamps and Chinmeya.
In great abundance may be
purchased, at very low figures, at
j. E. Nye's PIT Main street.
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The Democratic party, with its US
ual faulty. proclaims war on the pub
lie faith, finances, currency, and bu-
siness interst. 1t is bound to COM
init follics which shall drive all con-
sentative and substantial classes to
unite against it, as it has done ever
since it committed the crime of Sc
cessiOn and rebellion .
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corrected weekly by n. w. Briggs and
rhos. Nestor. The former gives us the prices
of grain, and the latter the prices of other
produce and groceries.
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Paints and Oils and Colors at Bal
lard's near the Depot.

Wiggins Bro.
No. 8 Fifth street, under Ire
mont House, keeps fresh supply
of Black lass, Oysters, dressed
chickens, Meats and Vegetables.
Go and see them. 3O-tf.
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in the PostOffice at Richmond
- Indiana, September q, 1874.
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For Pure Drugs,
Patient Medicines, Perfumery,
Hand Mirrors, Toilet Soap, etc. go,
to the City Drug Store in the
Huntington House Block. &c tt.
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Patent Medicines of all descrip.
ton at Billiards. near the Depot
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Go to Jordan's for good Oysters.
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Kip Champions, $500, at Bal
lard's, 22O Main street. 80 If.
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The ssLfly Of the Lakes.'
The latest perfumery out, at the
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THE PALLADIUM
WEDNESDAY,. OCT. Z. 1874.
POLIT &c A L.


VIII speak on politics, Nt the
Court House. tonight.
His Republican and Democratic
fellow -citizens Of Richmond and vi
cinity are respectfully invited to hear
him. Recollect, tonight "wednesday
at 7 80. at the Court House.
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Persons calling for these letters will please
say "advertiSed," and give the date OF this
| list. b. W. DAVIS. P. NJ
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AGENTS WANTED ron
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Please examine stock, or send for sam.
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