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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF FINAL SET
IN TLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, executors of the last will of Barton
Wyatt, deceased, will make final settle
ment of said estate at the September term,
1873, of the Wayne Circuit Court.
LEVI WYATT,
BARTON WYATT Jr
May 20, 1915. ll-3w Executors.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL
IL ESTATE.

The undersigned will offer at public
sale, on Saturday, the 5th day of June, 1875,
at IL O'Clock, of said day, at the late resi-,
dence of keziah Benton, on South Pearl
street, in the city of Richmond, Wayne
county Indiana.
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NITURE OF EVERY KIND
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A credit of six months on all sums over
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MORTON e. MEEK,
Executor of Thomas Benton.
Nav Ill. 1873.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-05-26
MICHIGAN LUMBER YARD.

Shingles, Lath, Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Mouldings, Flooring and Siding. Noble st.,
foot of Eighth street, Richmond, Indiana.
Lock box 1889. All kinds of shop work
promptly furnished. Having a Saw Mill
in Michigan. we are prepared to fill orders
for Long Stuff on short notice. 52-3m.
, 1875-05-04

methods for rcdoeming fallen women and for
ayasen'atizing tho charity Which is now ,nnk-
ing Chicago favorito abode Of thu pnmporetl
psnper, hut thoy did nothing. They might
llayo exercised potent influence in bol,alf of
ti'e conipulsory-cducnsion Inv that has lust
missed passing in two Illinois Legislatures,
bit tt'fs gravo question was not, 1t sooms, Of
my interest to these public-spiritcd per-
soma Tloy might hare opened Temperance
bfll'arsl-rooins md similar resorts, and 80
fought tho masculine ain which wrecks
30 many Of their lives with somo-
thing moro potent tlan afternoon
meetings or petitions to tho Common
Council. They might hare formed volunteer
committees to visit and report upon tho city
prisons, schools, eto. Ono energetic woman
in tho Eaat revolutlonfzed tho n,anaKcmentof
" great prison In this why, But priRona and
schools 90, unviaited. If a consciousness,
perhal's exaggerated, Of their inability to un.
tiertake such reforms Inns kept tl'o women of
Chicago inactive, this only carries us back
step fartl'er For, II they aro public-spirited
and feel incompetent now to trent public
Questions, Of courae they hnve boon busy
in order to make themselves tit.
, 1875-05-04

Wn1rErET has tnrnod up again. Whether
the e1-dutoctivo Inns experienced chnngo Of
heart, or is content to place llis faith in tho
aptness Of the people to forget such little
affairs rs the District safc manipulation, is
hard to tell. Certain it is that ho has once
mora reappearcd ut tho Capital, and it is also
cortain that 10 has designs upon
somebody, that somebody being, ac-
cortling to report, the now Attorney
General. The Inter gentleman is, it
is said, MI erninently conservative man, and
1t is evon limited that his conservatism par-
lakes ]argely Of that peculiar kind OF cautiou
pngenlcred by tic reading of just sucl, his
tory as tho District Of Columbia 1natlo during
the years 1851. 1ir. Wu1TE1Eyis hankering
utter Rhare of the secret-scryico fund of
the Department OF Justice is shared
in by anosher purity, whose name is
unenyiably connected with that safe
business, and this other person in
10 losa than the great NETrLEsrr1r, WHO
Loft the District Inst summer for Ills own
and the Districts good. NErr1.Esntr, It is
said, is oven willing to givo up lucrative
business, If It shail become necessary, in
order to sharo with his old friend tLo fund
aforementioned. Tho general ostitpate Of
Judge P1EnnEpoNT'a slrowdness in business
matters will be Ratlly at fault Il these two
anxious individuals derive aid aud comfort
from hts appointment.
, 1875-05-04

A curious game Of cross.pnrposca WAS p1ay-
cd Inst night in Chicago. At Mccormick
HILL largo asae,nblage, tnado up of tho best
brnins, business capacity, respoetability, md
wenlth, lind como together for tho purpose Of
dcclaring against tho recent outrageous
election frauds whereby the will Of the
people was defeated by means Of an
organized conspiracy; while, ha1f milo dis
tant, the Common Council was engaged in
defenting tho object for which tho mass
meeting was called. At tho very moment
that earnest thoughtful, able men counsclcd
together to prevent the consurnmntion Of
scheme full Of dangcr 10 tho best interests
Of tho people Of Chicago, tho members Of
the Common Council, acting in violation
OF tho express commands Of m Injunction
Issued by tho Circuit Court, were busi1y
ut work canvassing the "returns" Of IN
election which does not deserve tho name.
The notion of tho Council was de-
liberate, md Was in accordance with
tho advice Of the lawyers retained for the
purpose Of giving such ndvicc. Under tho
usual practice, disobcdicuce Of judicial
mandate Is not construed as contempt of
Court WHOM m injunction Ia disregnrdcd
by hlvico Of counsel; and tho Aldermen,
therefore, aro probably snfe, for the
present, from tho clutches of tho taller,
The fraudulent election is cousummatcd
go far as the power Of tho Common Council
extends. but the taxpayers and lawful
electors Of tho City Of Chicago hayc not lost
their rights on thiA account. If there is such
, 1875-05-04

Mrs. TnToN created sensation in tie
scandal caso yesterday. Immediately upon
tho asselnbly Of the court sho scnt up let-
ter to Judge NE11sos, with tho requeat that
Ao read 1t aloud. OF course the Judge dc.
elined 70 grant the request, and, Of course,
IL WIS known to tho instigators Of this e1-
tsaofdinary proceeding that he would 50 de-
chne' The rurport of tho communication
Judge fz1Isos pcremptorily refused to make
public for the present, at tho samo time In:
a1catin8 desire that Mrs. TuroH
Should pursue similar course with
regard to furnishing copies to tho
press until the Court had first talon
Bomo action in tho matter. OF course
1t waa whispered abont tho courtroom TINT
aiss. Tn7oNs letter embodied petition to be-
allowed to 'tostify In tho caso, together with
an asseveration OF lor iunoconcs.-ull m
uoabt, In conformity with the programme.
The presentation OF the lettcr was not sur,
priso to some of A1r. BEkoHEu'B lawyers,
though 1t was wholly unexpected by b1r, TIL
TON aud his counsel. It Ia difficult 10 believe
tnat TIE step wns taken by Mrs. Triton on
herown responsibility, she has been too conn.,
!o1taoly cared fos and too closely watched
py Ihe plymouth people to do such thing
without the knowledge or against tho wishes
oi mr. nEeouEn's friends. Tho Inference In
Irresistible that thia letter was written
tof the purpose Of bringing to bear upon
the jury, in. and out Of tic court.rot,u
tue moral effeot Of Mrs. Tr1ron's annarant
desire to bo heard as witness in tho co.o
and thus to overcome tho unfayorabls i'm.
preston produced by the refusal Of tho d.
sendant's counsel to receive her testimony,
aud also to aurreptitiously convey to the iury
and to tho world her protesta.on OF inuo.
ceace. without subjectiug her to tho crucial
test Of cross-exauinat;oh. The scheme bears
Tie finger marka Of Tracy and 6uxAau.s
md will result in positive injury to Nj.
BzEc1tEh's interest.
, 1875-05-04

Alud1lo-leatls, woodon,hoals. and block.
heads will be delighted to loarn that a NH =
lanthropist has arisen'i in New York CITY. who
proposes to devote hin time MD oaereios to
their benefit. His namo ia Dr.. r, d. IAMpknr,
liiH mission is to increase brain-power by q
new system Of feeding. Tho pabulum which
he furnishes, and with which ho proposes to
brighten up tho intellect OF tho unfortunate.
III styled "brainial food" 4 fow days since.
he gave dinner Of brainial food at q
prominent restaurant In New York to
some OF tho most prominent muddle-
heads OF TINT city, tho menu Of which was
composed Of toasted cracker and toasted
cl'oese, oystera on the half-shell and cabbage,
sareines, goldfish and cream, oyster.sala1,
slowed tripe and green pens, calves' b1ains on
toast, oat-groats and cream, paucakos font,
buokwhcat, and Graham meal). boiled cus.
tard, apples and oranges, coffeo and butter
milk. We havo no disposition 10 find foult
with tho Doctors theory, and Ills bill Of fare
is, aftor all, somewhat appetlzing ous, Tho
scientific men, among them o4sslz, long aeo
demonstrated TINT fish contained q larva
amount Of phosphorus, and that phosplor-
LIZ is q stimu1ant for tho bzaia Sufficient
proof Of this may be found In tue startling
amount Of intellect to be found at D,oet
Island, A1arblehead, and Yarmouth, wlere
tho ataple articles Of food arc soup and soun,
p"ug, codfsh and haddock, hako and
good red herring, the latter exercising
m unusually stimulating phosphorio effect ~
they are eaten, head, bones, tail, and all. We
might also instance the clear intelocts md
marvellous brain.power Of the Esouimaux
aud Grcenlanders, who live upon blubber and
whale-steaks exclusively, and arc fairly lus-
trous with rhoyphorio brain.powor. Cheese
toastod has long been famous not only ~ q &C.
ductlve fare for rats and mice, but also for ita
properties Of stimulating digestion, aud moth
ing is eaaier OF digestion than toasted crackers
and oatneal. What tho Doctors ideas NAV
be as to tzipe. or what part 1t plays in making
brains, We know not, but the calves brains
on toast aze suggested, wo presume, upon the
homeopathic principle, ,-sin'tlIa siaatai5us Gu
fa"suT. 80 for az the component parts OF tho
Doctors programme arc concerned, tue plan
looka entirely feasible. II It shall prove suo-
cessful In Now York, where there IL ample
matertd to work upon, 10 hops ths
Doctor will take = contract foe Ohicaao.
1hsts ATs ths Gayos, ~ Qoumoa pppnail.
, 1875-05-04
OH Chicago Wiibu1at


The beauties Of C7et1it-s1obilicr manage
mont have been again illustrated, if the
etorics Of tho San Francisco pnpera arc true,
by the lato wasls-out On the Union Pacific.
It is stated that the ombnnktncnts which
were swept away consisted of loose soil md
nllsali dust, which becomes nlero mud when
water pours upon it. No "raging torront"
is needed to sweep 1t awny. 1t oozes away.
Tho culverts, too, aro said to be nlthogetAer
too srnnll a1ld wrctchcdly built. It wan this
sort Of slau which was certified by dishonest
oificials to be =" flrst-clasA road,"
, 1875-05-04

bfscf foferonco waa malo dayqor two hincs
70 the contrast drawn by WENDEL1. pn1L11ps be-
tWeen Chicago and 81. Louis. Tho following
extract from hls sddrepa on cheap transportation
Rivcs It III iili,
81, "o Rroas riTtr merge 1t tho wtArvcA Of et Louts
, snc nae Rot tho riclch conalry hr!nl ttcr III tho
*ora n,es. sns ayery.hl''E an It, 1ouIx ii M
Mnsr"' wh!to uhtcago IL 1fy years acAd nf l,cr Wy
,nss7 chicago ns nu maea. NY faith IL thts
tit Telsner noi nor risors, nor ra can mako great
EoT Gtas metss 9rrat c!ties. [Arp!suscI II is tho
f s MI, raes It hoa. r.. l,aRod oil
men, and 81. Louis hadn't. Rho hni Iiu,ii man.
YEA. weany ~ k ~ md want Il ontrey, want Of pluck,
,.a9es IN she wor she y century behind. tlo mato
UT f,ssfs, ant' that nade hct s1rg4as. Chicago had
ana !. - :!Rn1eant fact tAat si'l,onal I'll liz water
uo.t', & 81 tne "eat run Eo no railroad that
rsoats Il, tio Wcs! run eas. audi vest becausa tho
nrans gre Eat anti Hcst, and thoy neod con1nunco-
aon: Now therefore, although va nre out oi tho linz,
yct we h1ve tho saulo element Tint niuo Ctcago aid
Into organized effort. [AIplauso.1
, 1875-05-04

the County Commissioners, the Chicago
79mes, ana numerous other public fnstitu-
tiona needing intelligence and phosphorus,
and, If the Doctor can provide them will,
brains BY his process, tho general public will
undoubtedly provide the matcrial, oyon
though 1t may tako whaloa aud loyiatllans, all
tho oats In tho Chicago elevators, and all tho
calves braina in tho stook-Yarrls. II he Is
tho pllilanthropist lie claims to bo, his mis-
sion will DO incomplete until he las given
Chicago a CALL
, 1875-05-04
TRACY.

Mr. Tn.ov no ,a,,nas, l. ~. n.,, .u.
and oxau,inor -, w. 80 @1 a,' e.1'.
posi,ion which ID ,,n,,as,'.a,. ~ .so,.s s.'ass,
to him nn,1 n,;,,,a.ass.' =. u, 10y rs"''n y
t1is,,av on1 no,a.;o.,. T.. - 1890 wv =.
Mr. Tn,ov rnon +,'s ,.;,,," ~ ", ~, "' ~ M pu'
lands Of ,rr nr,ar. Wv o"aaa a's asa'a;na, n sns
1,con rcroo;r,, :. - AA' ~. ;.
of fact. AR Rear,- has ~ ,;taxa,,'. ~ s 49,, pvn'
altbouoh his li,,a ,,,.a,.4.' @ ] :. =, ., ~ "'n''
of 4t,o r[;noco,as ~ s, .laa A,,, .u' .eNSute
fora tha 1,or on,, 49, ....,,4 A ruo Mo,. A w.
must mako him ,asa!a A ,os1 "a n;", 'sas Wilt: wl'sll
or step down and M - T - ,,s ,rota.ss. @ % ! IT,
Tin courao ~ H. 49,. S-t..s:s.:t r' ~ -
ra.ov so;d " A''' '14t4"@''"' als'
III 1No,7 .ax, --.--.
ssv au.esrer,,.n, ftoar ,nnutas "ns
With Mr.. Tttror, and Mr.. Tt1roS and I spoke, and
.hent think. Nj. I!IEoH proceeded with tho cou-
ana a.,d Up u, con- .oE',ton from th.s pon
.hs case vithou. hts knor1oiss or oon.ent % ~
prevail; and hs said: "Mr. Tascr, am asled" or ho
aa, an about TO-" an not certain which, "to
, 1875-05-04
WOMAN AND WORE IN CHICAGO,

t5ou'o years ago, various su1Irage-1ueetinps
were held in this city, and wore we'll attend
cd. We wora duly informed that the Mil
lennium would como to pass just ten minutes
nfser SARAH md SAMUEL, JANE mud Jonu, went
to tho polls together Feminine orators told
us, with the beantiful modesty supposed to
be characteristic Of their sex, TINT their Drop
ping ballots into box carefully stuffed over
night would at once eradicate tho social evil.
the drinking evil, and every other evil. All
TINT was wanted to make everybody hnppy
md everything all right was law,
just one little law. We learned
then, for the first time, that tho
women OF Chicago yearncd for public life:
that they had fitted themselves for it by dill
gent toll; that they were studious, alert,
women Of affairs," md far better qualified
than their fnthers husbands md sons, for tho
lso OF tho ballot. This furry Of oxcitemcut
happened sono ten years ago. It Is wortl.
whilo to inquire what these women, who wero
then so rcady and 80 fit for tho ballot, lnyo
done in tho decade since. Az they wcre
partly excluded from political arecr,-only
partly, for they had tho rights Of argument,
OF persuasion, OF remonatranco, Of association,
Of petition, and Of reyolution,-thoir over.
flowing cnergies, reprcssed In ono direction,
must naturally havo burst forth with greater
violence in another. What, tlon, LaYo they
dons?
Outside Of the many happ:y and unhappy
homes duo to their efforts, tho consideration
OF which does not ontor into tho scope Of this
III -
, 1875-05-04

There was m explosion Of powder In san Fran
cisco which resulted In tho death Of several
rorsons' The local papcrs In recording tic
ovene lind It necessary to comment moro OF less
roproae'lfnlly upon tho author OF the miacl,ef,
OF which comments porhaps, the following IL
the most forctbe:
II. Tho explosion which cost no many psrsons their
mali GLADE va smoking, dropping into aouo powder
nnes ~ ~, ss not look for ut4nKs aus but wlrn they
9et sae Iess Of him together they ought to bury Tho
s, monument containing tls inscription: "sacred TO
II tue people Of San Francisco begin telling
tho truth shout ono another OH grave.stones,
sfoy will have to adopt tho vulgar o1podicnt Of
Numbering their dead to avoid confusion, and
furnish tho visitor at tho cemotery with cata-
1ogue.
, 1875-05-04

Tue tenth general meeting Of tho Hoclal Sci
enco Association will OCCUR It Detroit On Tuea-,
dsy. Msy II, she Association remaining In ses-
sion during tho rest of ths wook. The opening
address, will be delivered by tha Hon. DAVID 4.
WELLS, President Of tho Institution. Amoug
other things. tho Association will discuss, In do.
tail. subject Of grust Importance, the health Of
puplls In tho public schools, with ylsw to do
tarptnlng upon soma special system Of education
snd s1ezcise. Papers on " international Law,'
BY JAxzs B. AxaxLz, President OF the Mlohlxaa
Vhtgta!4F3 u *Ths MaaaalA PaH4 os In-
, 1875-05-04

per acre, Tho ]aho-. heiny froc. IL nor,
o1acting. THO negro IN slavery worked will
Ills wife and children in tho cottou.ae],la. got
ting his food and Tho use OF tic mud cabin
Ile now works himself, but his vifo and chill
lrcn do not, nnl he trics 10 net M much TO,
his own labor M will support tho wifo md
children, ect them more and batter ciothca
| enable the cht]dron 10 70 to school, and mr.,
init him 10 be church mo,nher, md take 4
| little interest in politics. These oxact;one nj
lilo FREQ negro 1nborcr rctluco tho prot]ts
per nero Of the planter, and Ito declares tint
tho ~ labor Rystom Is lcmoralizct TINT tho
negro mnst be got rid Of, mud his placo sup
piled with whito laborers from the North. "
1lo Inns the unnatural dream Of gangs Of
w|sitc men working tho year round for their
food, living in mud 1uts, with tho women
md children at lnbor, indifferent to schools,
and churches, nnl politics, antl accepting tho
condition Of Aociat infesiority m belonging
to TINT OF lal,or. Tho Southern planter ex.
poets and Is waiting 10 witness tho veritlca-
tion Of that dream
Tho planters Of West Tonposseo have t1loir
inctors in Memphis. Tho planting season
begins tile LIST of March, and continues ,in-
til December. During this time tho planter
employs his laborors, furnishing them with
bacon, corn.u,oal, md othor articles Of food
these articles are furnished him By his factor
in Memphis, this factor charging him there
for, in addition to tho cost Of tho goods,
per cent month. At the end Of tho year,
tue negroes take their shares Of tho cotton,
, 1875-05-04
POLITICAL NOTES,


| clnot.
f0LTI10AL NOTES.
Attorney General pianepont ia said to DO II,
favor Of Free Cuba. But 1t Is not matter that
no will lave much control over. BesIdes there
la no authority for tho statement.
II Mr. KELLEY goes on improving, no mar in
tho conrao Of time be induced to oxprees regret
Tor h1a votea In favor Of dopreclatcd currency
aud protective tariff. Ha IL very sorry sbout
bis Force bill vote.
Ihe Massachusetts Legislature haa upder-
taken All Investigation Of the 5tute-HouBo con-
tracta- 1t has already aacartaincd that the work
lacked adequate supervision, aud that tho result
is simply disgraoofu1.
| Tue Massachusetts utrn-tomperapce men d.
nounce tho License law which vent into opora-
ton aat Saturday az a. disaster aud disgrace !"
| and predict tts utter failure. Tloy will an-
tagon'ze 1t At every point, labor for lta repeal,
and meantime mako no efforts towards ite On.
forccment.
| WALTER l.. 5Ess1oNB, tho cx-Copgressmaa
who IL seeking nomination to the rauancy in
| the Thirty-third New York District, WIN amouc
the few out-and-ont Inaationista in tic Now
York delegation to the lAst Congress-. Tho
Evening Post believes his se-eleotton would bo
| Disgrace to the whole State.
An Engliah photographer who trioti 10 taao a
picture Of tho King Of Slam, found hlmao,f in d
quandary. Tho ctlquotto Of tho country forbade
hta aoizing tho Royal subject a. ordinary pho
toRraphers d. snd lis Majesty refused to obey
tho Instructions Of tho foreigner az to attitude,
The situation vas reversed. Tho King was q
poaer to tho photographer.
Tho District. OF Columbia lobt il upwards Of
f2o, 600, or eG.ooU,000 moro than President
GnANT's estimate. Tho experiment Ia Municipal
Government conducted by Doss BuErnEnp ia
thus aho Nn to have boen rather dear ono. It
Will not have cost too mach however, II It shall
teach tho American people how to secure m
honest aud efficient administration Of city AFFAIR.".
ut Is neither soil, rivers, or wealth of laut
but brains. that make great cties," says Wxx-
DELL PHILLIPS. "Chicago had mon Of braius
while st. Louis bad not" Nor wait and see
Chicago nominate PHILLIPS for something or
other.-BuBalo Express. Wo nominate him tor
Chief Of tho Directory, His ability ~ ~ In
1lateE might shoH to some advantage in that
poRtion.
Speaker Mc0u1nE, Of New York, Ia almost as
bad presiding officer a. our own HA1NEs WAS.
lilo ts accustomed to como down from the c.lsir
on very Rlight proyocatton. and make tntpmper-
nto ha1angues on bohs1f OF tho Canal Ring or
for any other favorte ho may have. It Ia not
nnusual for Linn to mako = yiolspt pesaonal
assault on membsr Of the other Houss, or on
tho Chief Executive Of tho State.
The philadelphiA Press inslats that tho Con-
touniai Exposition sila!l be kept Seoe Of political
entanglemouss. Il does not regard the proHopt
Us the proper time for advocating ''tha peculiar
than RI un$ n
, 1875-05-04

Ihs Chicago produce markets we.e gen.
efally strong yesterday except in provisions.
meas PORK waa dull and 10 per bsl lower,
aosng At s22.oo cash, and e22. 20@22, 25 Tor
1uns. Lard Was quiet and ahada saaios.
aass9 n sL.6o Pr 100 lhs oash. aud
, 1875-05-04

gland and tho united statcs," by dAxA1rE1
BnAnFonp, Of Boston on "Tl,o Financial Ex-
poFionco Of Franco, q Lasson to tho un!tod
stAtas'" by dEonaE WALKER, Of Springfield,
Mass. and othor interesting subjects will be-
raal aud discussed.
, 1875-05-04

poaton =. Mayer Of New Ynrk. ia received. ami IN,
weii rioaso Aofeps my firceFa thankH. In Tho midi
o. my various Enh nn1nrrnH t les batI ct1.irr IL
when way eau make your services at mice avAila,t
servant, A. i,nnn,r
, 1875-05-04

M'V1CKkH'B T1lEATRE-afadIson atreot, hetxesu
Dearborn and stats. Engagement Of ths FarisiAn
Oposh. .DouIo Troupe. Gitotls.trofls."
, 1875-05-04

n00KEY'5 Tl1EATRE-Haudotnh street. betwssn
0kfx And lA5alls. Emeraon's htinstrets.
, 1875-05-04

ADELrHf THEATKE-Deafbofn ttfest, corner Mon.
~. Variety Entertainment.
, 1875-05-04

EXPOSITION BUILDING Lake, sho,r, ,foot OF Adams
stspet. E3hibltton OF Paintings.