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THE PALLADIUM.
-A.XTO-. io 1S72. '
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LOO AX. RECOUP.
H. C. DICKINSON, Jeweler, S8
llaia Street-
156m
Hymnal of tha Episcopal church at
Nicholson's.
Isaac Commons sole agent for
A. C. Paint lf
Now is the time to subscribe
or the Palladium.
Norway White Pine, salt and
Walnut Flooring at Johnson's.
Averlil Chemical Paint at Com
mons'. tf
mml i i
New Hymnal at
Follows building.
Nicholson's Odd
Get A. C.
near Depot.
Paint at
Commons
II If
Elliott A Hugou are offering furniture cheep
er than ever, li you want to procure bsgains
now ia the time to do it.
Avtrill
best.
Chemical Faint ia
the
if
The celebrated Hoosier Drill, is
for gale at J. M. Westcott'a.
ilcCallongh A Grice, have Just
the articles you need in the Gro
cery and Vegetable lines.
J. M. Westcott, is purchasing
new wheat, and it is of excellent
quality and very plump. lie
wants all he can get
Fo use of talking, if you deaire the nicest,
teuderest, (attest, jneieat beef, in thi Union,
go to Knopf Broa one door eaat of Barne's
- Grocery- -
' Arc you fond ot No. 1 Dryed Beef, go to
Knopf Bros., and get it.
Do you like superior Teal, luscious Mnttoa
aad Lamb CbopaT go to Knopf Bros., aad 011
yoor baskets.
J. 1I Westoott has returned from bis
astern trip considerably
improved in
bsaltb.
Fob Sam A nice, light spring wagon
for sale. Enquire st Farquhar's daily
market. North Fifth street.
Gen. Wolcutt, of Ohio, and Gees,
Sol. Meredith, of Cambridge, and Wm.
Grose, of New Castle, were in the .city
Satarisy last, and 10W other good
lUpablkant, besides th population of
Richmond ecrsuti ; ' I V'XO DOT
Mr. Geo. F Brown of Indianapolis, waa ia
tha city Monday,
Aba Strattin, bow of Indianapolis, ia tail
ing hia rrianda and relativea in this city.
A. severe, though not fatal case of eun
stroke on Sonth Seventh street, last week.
There it a gentleman) In this city who used
to go to school to Horace Gretley. He will
rote for Grant.
Plana hare been inaugurated to raise
an endowment sum of $50,000 for Spiceland
Academy.
James M Starr and family are spending the
remainder of the heated term ia the east.
They will apend the w inter in California .
There ara now four companies of Grant
Guards organised in the city, numbering in
the aggregate, over four hundred members.
The ladies of Centrerille, will present a
flag to the largest delegation, at their Re pub
lican Mass Meeting, on Saturday, the 17th.
The Fulton Market treated tha boys io
several dosene of watermelon, at the bonfire
Thursday eight. '
The old R R track on Noble street, along
side of the Union dipot building, haa been
Vakea up at last, and one put down on the
orth aide of the building.
Quite a number of eaaei of cholera morbua
the citr no. People ehuuM louk well to
het they eat, as this ia a critical time of
he year.
At the City Council on Tuesdy last, 8300
'ere appropriated to pay interest on the debt
icurred loa building the Home forjthe Friend
n.
The new grocery baiUing ofForkner, Scott
. Elmer, on the cor Jr of Sixth and Noble
treats, ia now under oof and will aoon ba
ady lor o-enpancy.
a 1
We are pleated to learn that our young
-iend Louie Fahein baa ao far recorered fnm
:a recent aerere illneee as to be able to re
ame hia duties ia tha Poet office. -
Joe. Pedrick, who baa been ependiog the
aat twoyoara in rarinns parta af4the Southern
Utea, returned to bin home in thia city las
eck for a abort eiait.
Rer. A S WQkinaon haa returned fmm a
'eeeent anjura at Ann Arbor, Mich, a nd
ill occopy hia pulpit at the Baptiab church
.morrow. ,
Prof. A K Virgil formerly - a teacher of
nieie ia thia city, waa here a portion of the
st week, eiaitiag hia friends and relatires .
(a is now located at Ft. Wayne.
Alalhad tha and of a tbnmb crashed
Wednesday, while playing with a cider mil
n the sidewalk la front of Reed 'a hardware
tore. We anppoae boys will nerer learn to
eep their lingers off of snch things.
Senator Pratt, and other diatiogniehed
peakera will addre'S the Republican Mats
. eeting st Centrerille, on Ha tar Jay , the 17th
ut. Wa bespeak a large turn out to the
weting from thia citr and vicinky.
Peth Hadley, formerly a clerK in
'icholson's book store, of this city, now
book merchant of Chicago was in the
ity Thursday. '
Forty lights, of tha Greeley kind marched
hrougb Main street, last Wednesday night,
'bey east some reflexion on North Carolina
lection it waa very feeble though. They
re being drilled by Lieut. C. Roter Johnson,
Lf the Independent.
Oaryoueg friend Barry Mote, for some
years past connected witn jsesaeimaira
jUeensware stote, haa changed his business
and now presides onr the boards at the Ea
gle dry goods etore:
We beard of a mad dog browsing around
the western border of the city Sunday last,
but ha got out ot town before tha police could
get an eye on him. Tha last heard of him
waa in Seraatopol, where it is reported he
bit sereral other doga. It seems to us that if
the canines ot thia place are to '.be niuzzeted
this seaaon, it ia time the matter waa attend
ed to.
The old town pump on Main street between
i Marion and Pearl streets, haa been replaced
with a new one of somewhat bettor appear
ancc. Thia faithful old pump haa dona acr
vice for Io I these , many years, dispensing
in a bountiful Bo x ita cooling liquid in fact
it has been there ao long that in the memory
of the oldeat inhabitant there lingereth not
the exact data wbea it waa plnced there.
Messrs. Ben. Pitman, the well-known
stenographer, is reporting for the Cincinnati
Coma ercial, Capt Ball. ami Jno. Richie, for
the Grsette, E W Halford, and Geo. Buckley
for the Chicago Inter-Ocean, aad II C Meri
ditb,of tha Cambridge Tribune, were in. at
tendance at tha - grand Republican maae
meeting Saturday last. The Cincinnati
Times and Chronicle and the Indianapolis
Journal were ama represented.
Tub Nobth-VVestibs Fabmeb for
August is received. It is one of , the
best number we have seen. We notice
that Mr. J. J. W. Billingaley, a ' prac
tical Indiana farmer, has bought an in
terest in the paper snd will assist in its
publication and editmial management.
This arrargement will still further im
prove this excellent rural Magazine.
Isaac Cook, a brakeman waa rnn over and
instantly killed at Cambridge City on Satur.
day last. He went behind the engine to cut
It loose, the train u.oving slowly at the time
In doing thia bia foot caught in the guard
rail, and before ba could extricate it he waa
thrown to the ground, two wheels pasaing
oyer almost the entiie length of his body.
crushing him from the left knee to the right
shoulder. Ho waa a resident of Ft, Wayne,
where he lei res a wile snd six children.
. In this country, kindling a Are with cal
oil haa alwaya been found to be a very dan
gerous operation, but on North Tenth atreet
there naidea a German girl about nineteen
years old who bado t up to this week, been
over from the ould country long enough to
Snd this out. On Monday 'afternoon last,
however, while gently encouraging the Are
in a cooking store whieh she had juat light
ed, to burn, by frequent applications of coal
oil from a can whieh aha beld in her band,
tha contents of the can ignited and aererely,
though not dmgerously burned her handa
and face. Another warning.
LIST OP PATENTS.
The following Patente were issued from the
TJ. 8. Patent Office to eitisena of Indiana, for
the week ending July IS, 1872, reported for
the Palladium, by Alexander A Mason, Solic
itors of Pa tenta. flOJ Serenth street, Wash-
lngton,D.C.
Tuck Crasser for Hewing Machines N Bar
num. LaPorte.
riy Trap J u a teen, Barton lownsnt
ibip.
Tbrec-Horae Equaliser K Pariah, Shel-
byviue.
Wagon Body C W Ray, Summersetrille.
Fire Kx tension a II Uenler. Blooniinaton.
Combined Buggy Pole and Shaft G. Stein-
arueeasviiw.
Hot Air Furnace T Kruee. La fa ret to.
Low Water Indicator and Alarm William
Moore, Knkwno.
For furniture, call on Messick
fc Dunham, North Fifth street.
The farmers are preparing their
ground for another crop of wheat.
Tho prospect for jt corn crop
was never better at Hi Is time' of
the year, than it is now.
J. B. Julian' has sold (lis resi
dence, in Centreville to S.S- Kelly,
of Indianapolis, foi 816,000.
Capt. Wilcox, late of the New
Castle Courier, was in the city
Monday on bis return from a trip
through Iowa and Nebraska
, Daniel H. Roberts writes that
Greeley has ho show in Minneso
ta Mr. R. was formerly a citizen
of Richmond.
There has been a curing time at
the depot the past week the track
on Noble street has been taken up.
Morgan Jones' little brown church
is moved around the corner and
its owner has taken to the shsdea.
Mr. Dunham, of the firm of
Messick & Dunham, roturned
Thursday from his old home in
New Hampshire, where he has
been spending the heated term.
. County Asstasor, Wm.,Dulin,
has been severely wrestling with a
carbuncle on his hand, for the past
few weeks. . lie is now, however,
getting the best of it, we are glad
to lesrn.
Chit-ken coops are in full bloom
along Main street, and the young
and tender samples of the coming
chicken crop within theui give evi
dence that it will be a very good
one.
Aaron Ilibberd, formerly of this
city was in attendance at the rxass
meeting Saturday last, as a re
porter of the Cincinnati Daily
Evening Star. ,
Ibcmbull at Cambridge On
Saturday last. Senator Trumbull,
appeared at Cambridge City and
addressed a crowd of fifteen bun
dred men, women and children.
His effort is spoken of as being
exceedingly weak and uninterest
ing. He is the man who tooasta of
introducing a bill into the Senate,
to punish any member who should
recommend any body to office,
when be. himell, as was proved,
had recommended over one hun
dred !
Jason B. Brown, the 'talented
young Senator of Jackson county '
as the Stale Sentinel used lo call
him, lias made a speech against the
propriet' of feasting oo Greeley
crow, and prefers General Grant
to such a feast. He is sensible.
A soldiers and Sailors Re-union
is proposed to be held at Pitts
burg, Pa. on the 17th day of Sept.
1672. The soldiers of old Wayne,
are all heartily approving the
measure. They are all far the
man who w hailed Jeff Davis in
stead of the man who baited him.
At Forkner's dry goods store,
No 270 Main street, you can
buy summer dress goods at cost;
not below cost. When they say
they will sell any particular line
at cost they mean just what they
say. Go and price their goods
and see if they donv.
Our friend W. W. Ruttcry hav-;
ing purchased the grocery store of
E H. Githens. opposite Phillip's
hall is laying in a large, fresh
stock of groceries and provisions
embracing all of the fruits and
vegetables of the season. When
you need anything ia his line give
him a call. Goods delivered to
any part of the city free of charge.
The extensive ware rooms of
Messick k Dunham on North Fifth
street never contained a finer dis
play of furniture than they do at
present. In looking it over, one
finds everjthiug they ever thought
of in that line, and many thing
they never did hear of; in any and
every cooceiveable pattern. Those
needing furniture will regret it if
they fail to call at this house be
fore purchasing.
.Truth and Poetry. Milton pufe
into the mouth of Lucifer, in Paradise
Lost, these memorable words
, "TO BS WEAk. 13 MISERABLE."
Nerer was a truer sentence written
than this supposed to ba wrucg from
the Arch-fiend ia his impotence and
agony. Every victim of netTOus debili
ty, or of that depressing languor which
ia one of the accompaniments of dyspep
sia and biliousness can testify to the
misery of mind and body which they in-'
voire. The motive power uf the system
is partially paralyzed: the mind is
haunted by anxiety and fear j and - the
sufferer is as incapable of applying him
seir energetically to any kaal of business
as if be were under the benumbing in
fluence of catalepsy. This terrible men
tal and physical condition need not,
however, be endured for forty-eight
hours by any human beine. Plantation
BiTTBaa is an absolute specinc for all
the torments which a deranged ato roach,
a disordered liver, and shattered nerves,
superinduce.
"" Wa do not feel like using rongh lan
guage toward Thiatlethwaito of the Demo
cratic Herald, for again reproducing the ex
tracts La avera waa taken from Senator
Wilson's speech, againat foreign era. aad
averring that they are true; but we muat be
pei milted to quote the language of Horace
Greeley, in replr to an incorrigible and
atolled nincompoop, just like the Herald's
editor ia t "Ton lie, you soouodrel, you lie I
Tbst'a samVieat.
CITY COURCIL.
Council met in regujar session
on Tuesday evening the 6th in at ,
all the members present except
Mr Krivcl.
Elder olfercd a rt solution
propriating the aum of 8300,00 to
the Home for the Friendless. On
motion of Mr. Watt, the resolu
tton was adopted.
The same presented a petition
for the construction of street apd
alley crossings on the east side of
North Franklin street, from Maij
to the north side of Broadway .
Referred.
The same offered a resolution
granting the privilege of selling
fish on the S. . corner of Main
snd Marion streets to Wm. MerscL
myer, provided that he docs not
obstiuct the sidewalks, and that
the occupant of the room on that
corner gives his consent. Adopt
ed. -
The petition to pave the side
walks on both aides of North
Washington street, between Main
and Broadway was referred. '
Uibberd offered the following
resolution: "Resolved, By . the
Common Council of the City. &
Richinor d, that the Board of 1'uV
tic Improvements are hereby in
structed to inquire into the expen
diture of constructing a fire-proof
vault in the mason work between
the Council chamber and the May
or's office for the protection ana
safe keeping of the bonds and pa
pers belonging to the City, and if
found expedient and the expense
be not more than 960.00 order the
work done immediately; otherwise,
iep.-rt to the Council. .Adopted.
The same offered a resolution
at .ting that the Slrc.it Commis
sioner bad presented certain a
counts to tbe Council for repairing
sidewalk which were not made
out and presented in accordance
with the provisions . of law, and
allowing him to withdraw : the
same and make them out in due
form. Adopted.
The same offered a resolution
instructing the Street Committee
to inquire into the expediency of
appointing a Deputy Stieet Com
missioner, who shall have charge
of the city prisoners adjudged to
work out their fijes, or to devise
some better method than the one
now pursued of wotking prisoners
to pay judgments beld by the city,
and to report by ordinance or
otherwise. Adopted.
The same, also, presented a
; t solution appointing the Chief of
.'olice keeper, ex-officer, of she
Jlty Prison. Tabled .
A petition from residents bf
he Fourth jrard asking to have
iouth street, from Fight to Ninth,
raded and graveled. Relerred
A resolution was read to the ef
ect that certain newspaper iouen-
os and publie rumors have indi
cted that there was some imper
ection in the issue of licences by
be city authorities about the time
hat Barnnm's show exhibited
it re, and instructing tbe Commit
ee on Finance to inquire whether
n or about tbe 15lh of July, there
were any licenses issued that
should not have bee&, issued, or
vhetber any licenses wete refused
.hat should have been issued, or
whether any city officer who has
'uties in relation to tbe issue and
nfercement ot licenses on behalf
f the city, fell short of, or tran-
cenaea ins auty in mat connec
.ion at the time aforesaid. Adopt
ed. ;
The petition of property holder
on South Franklin street for alley
crossings was referred.
The Board of Public Icprove-
nents made the following reports :
That the petition for the construe
tion of an alley crossing on -the
east side of Fifth street between
Uarket and Sycamore streets, be
.iot granted at present; That seal
ed proposals for constructing a
cistern on Noble street between
5th and 6th streets, bad been ad
vertised iorf out no bids been ic-
ceived, and therefore they recom
mended that the Street Commis
sioner be instructed to perforin the
work under the direction of the
Board of Public Improvements;
and that the petition to grade and
gravel Market street from E. Park
street to 8th street had been con
sidered by them, and offered a
resolution instructing tebm to ad
vertise for sealed proposals for
doing the work, all of which were
adopted.' " ...
The Committee on Finance re
ported certain irregularities in the
official transactions of the Street
Commissioner and suggesting Cer
tain improvements. Adopted.
The Committee on Claims re
ported that they had investigated
the claims of Yoe V Shoemaker,
and offered a resolution allowing
the bill after dedncting 916,50 for
hose, and that the Chief Engineer
be instructed to purchase 50 feet
of like hose at 18 ots. per foot, for
that firm, in exchange for bote now
in use. Adopted
The Committee on Claims re
ported adverse to allowing the
Claim Of 957,00 from - No .1 Ore
company. Report accepted.
The Committee on Fire Depart
ment reported adverse to organiz
ing a volunteer fire company, bnt
recommended that a suitable per
son be appointed to take charge of
No I fire engine and apparatus,
and take the same to fires when
ever enough persons shall volun
teer to work tbe came. Tabled.
Tho same reported favorable to
granting tbe petition to purchase
the fiie alarm telegraph, aud that
tbe i roposition of Gaunwell k Co ,
referred to the Committee, he ac
cepted. Tabled.
The ordinance regulating the
Sainting and posting of advertise
lents and notices on tbe public
arid private buildings of the city
was passed.
Tbe Committee on Public Build
ings reported a substitute for the
bill amending Sec. 1, of the ordi
uance regulating the sale of lire
wood and creating tho office of
Wood Measurer Tabled.
The Gaa Committee offered a
resolution authorizing the erection
nt a public lamp on the corner of
Kelly. Sands oV Co's poik house ut
cost not to exceed 8oo 00.
Adopted. ,
The monthly report of tbe Chief
of Police shows 56 arrests for the
month of July; doga killed 17.
The following is the report of
the City Treasurer :
Receipts and - balance on hand
laet teport.'. $15 705 76
Disbursements ... . 6,696 12
Balance on hand.. 9,010 64
Referred.
lite City Clerk reported certain
lictnses allowed by him on August
31, which action was concurred in
Quite a number of bills weru
presented and propeily disposed ' I
oi, auer wtucn "Joudcu aajournea.
Republican Meetings
Arrangementa have been made for public .
peaking in thia county as tollows:
Hon. Daniel D. Pratt, U. S. Senator, will
speak at Centrerille, Saturday, August 17th.
at 1 P. M. ; at Hagerstown, Moodar, August
19th, at 1 P. M. ; at Cannerarille, Tuesday,
August 23th, at 1P. M. ; at Liberty, Wed-
nesdy, August list, at IP. M.
Hon. W. W. Curry will speak at Centre
rille, Saturday, August 17th, at 1 P. M.
Hon. Wm. A. Peele wiil speak at Williams. '
irrg, Ssiturlay, August 10, at 7 P. M.
William Baxter will speak at Richmond,
Monday erening August 12tb; at Dublin.
Tcesday erening August 13tb; at Newport,
Wednesday erening August 14; at Dorer,
Thursday erening August 15th; at Economy
Friday erening August ICtb.
Lewie C. Welker, Esq. will fpeak at Mil
ton Wednesday erenioir August 14th: at
Hagerstpwn Friday erening August 1 5th ; at
Richmond Monday evening August 10; at .
Newport Tuesday., erenicr. Aurust 20th: at
llublin Thursday erening August 22d.
John L. Rape, Esq., will speak at Dorer,
Thurday erening Autrust T5!h; at Newport -.
Tuesday erening . August 20th, at Dublin :
Thursday evening August S2d.
Wow and Then.
Judge David S. Gooding, the
eloquent and able candidate for
Congress, for Ibis District, will
talk to the ; people on Tuesday .
next.- Come out and hear our
next Conzresman talk on the hvo
jsuses which directly, effect your
interests '-"-HroolCYiUe Democrat.
1872.
"Davio S Goodino. This ubiquitous
individual io politics, who has been on
all sides of all questions within tho last
twelve or fifteen years, addressed a crowd
of sixty or seventy parsons' principally
females, at the Court House in this place,
on Wednesday afternoon tart. There
was noth-'ng remarkable in tho effort f
this renegade, except his propensity for
tying, which he has imbibed sines lie
became an advocate of tho principle (if
tbev have any) and policies of the Re
publicans snd the Antocrat, Abraham 1
"His whole purpose in addressing tho
people seems - to be to give them a
specimen of the coarseness and vulgarity
of his language towards his political op
ponents Ilia speech was a miserable
attempt a sarcai n ao 1 bitterness
against the Democrats, and wiil effect
nothing for the cause ha advocates. If
there- are any more such fellows aa
Goodirg perambulating - the State, by al'
means send them here. f Brojkville
Democrat, 1864.
A Candid Omxiojt. We like General
Grant, but we care far more for Kepul
liean ascendency - than for any roan's
personal fortunes. It is in our view of
grc at importance that tho opposition
shall be kept out of power, while it ia o''
compaituvely small moment that A or
It should tenant tho White House. Fov
a Democratic national triumph means a
resatorati3n to power of those who de
serted their seats in Congress and their
places under the last Democratic Presi
dent, to plunge the country into t ha red
sea of secession snd rebellion. Though
you paint an inch thick to this com
plexion you natt cdmest last. The
brain, the heart, the soul of the nrexent
C
Democratic party is tho rebel element
at the Suth, with its Noithern allies
snd sympathizers. It is reta! at the
core to-day, hardly able to reconcile tha
defeats of Leo, Johnson, Bragg, Hood
and Prioe, and the consequent downfal
of its beloved Confederacy with its tra
ditional faith , in Divine Providence
jt would hail the' election of a Demo
cratic President in 1872 as a virtual re
versal of tha Appomattox sut render. 1
would oome into power with the hate
tbe chagrin, the wrath, the mortiflcatio
of tea bitter years, to impel and guidt
its steps. It would devote itself to ta
king off or reducing tax after tax unti
the treasury was deprived of the meaii
of paying interest on. the. national deb
and would bail tho tidings of a nations
bankruptcy with unalloyed gladness an
unconosaled exultation. Whatever chat
tisement may be deserved, by our ' na
tional sins, we most bops that thia die -graceful
humiliation will be spared ua.-
Horace Graoloy ia V T. Tribune, Pe'
1872: ; 1 r
GBATZ BROWN IN NEW BATE.
Wa bare kept alool from the diseusskm
concerning Grata Brown'a performance dur
ing hia recent visit to Iiew Haven, intending
In have some.bing to say on tha subject when
the proper moment came. The carrativa wa
publish below contains nothing .which wo
hare not known and, indeed, our knowkdga
of It has been shared by ieveral others lor
aome weeks, but wa preferred not to give it
to the public till wa could present it ia such
a shape ar must 'and controversy. That it
muat do ao will, wo are aura, bo admitted by
all candid readers. At all eveuta, Governor
Brown'a friends have sow tho opportunity
they ought to deaire, if anyrl them are ain
cera in asserting thatPhia condition wbi a in
New Haven waa such ss becomes candidate
lor a high and responsible cfice. Were La
not a candidate for office, hia offences againat
decency and publii morality might be passed
over in silence, being a candidate-it is onr
duty to let the people knw what manner of
man is soliciting their rates. Were ha the
candidate of the Republican party we should
pursue precisely tha asms course; only in
that event we should elao refuse to support
him, and call upon him to reaiga rs candidature.
We may add that probably tha only pencun-1
who will be surprised at the narrative toa
which we now invite their atteniion, are those
who know least if tbe habita ot Gratrlirown.
The name of our informant, who is an official
at the hotel where Governor Drown stayed
while in New Haven, ia at tha service of any
one who may desire it. He'saya :
Mr. Brown came tc tho New Haven House
late Wednesday night fenm his class supper,
and went to bed. What time he got up I do
not know, but he went ontrl' suppose, to the
Yalo commencement esercises. Wten he
came back from there, before bp-went to tha
alumul dinner, he went to his roeoaad sent
down for aome brandy. I sent bim op, be
fore be went awav, three drinks ot brandy,
for which I received' pay. He came back
after the dinner, and between that time and
tbe time when be made bia speech he sent
down for 'hree more glaaseaot brandy, and I
am not sure bat
ore.. I'know that I aold
him six drinks of brandy, and think that I
sold him eight, and he paid raa far them.
When he came down Ho tho olee .before goitg
to tbe boat, to pay bia bill. 1 saw that be
was very drunk. Be paid bis bill, hawever,
and then turning to theporter aaid t - "What
in has thia mandnne T" ( Here follow
ed a conversation with the porter; which
was too vile aadiprnlane to put in print, but
which the clerk cacawear-to.) A reporter
then stepped up to him-and asked bim to
look over the notes of the -speech, and Urown
replied : "I don't eara a G d n for
any newspaper and other expressions of
the same sort. He tbeno started foe the- side
door, where s hackwaa in waiting for him.
He staggered aa be weat along, but finally
went away alone. About fiiteea minutes
a:ter he bad gone Governor English came
do a n stairs and I a id," "Governor, Mr.
Brown was rather tight, wasn't he 7" Yes
replied tbe Governor, ( mew L at sat up.
On b.-iojf asked to ateas agate" what Mr.
Brown's condition waa, the reply wsa, 'He
was booxy drunk.' To be aura that nothing
incorrect was taken down, our informant
listened to the readies; of tha notes of whst
he had aaid as given above, and responded
that they weie a!l correct and that be was
perfectly willing to make an affidavit ta the
statement if required
More About Ills "Strang" Conduct-
Testimony of Clergymen
The MeriJeu (Ct.) Republican, which first
gave publicity to tho serious charges affecting
Uratz Brown's cauduct in New H vrea, copies
the prool of ita first statement from, the Pal
lidium ( whka baa-akuady appeared ia the
Courantj, aodVf rrea-the following additional
particulars ' aceming. tbe famous balcony
apeech: . , -.-,
"On this point we give now the exact lan
guaa-e of one informant; from wbica wa as
evmed that he was also on the balcony t -
"While makings his serenade speech, ho
(Urown ) waa ao much coder tba influence of
liquor Ibat it affected hi speech, and several
(myself aKeng the number) had apprehen
aiona that ho urecld fall off the bu'eony. :
stood direcuy behind him, and bta manner
really 'made in a- aarrous.' "
Tbe article continuea aa follows :
The Palladia e-bas indiebd aome of the
persons opan-whosr-atatementa we relied for
the truth of our 'charges, vis., the clerk of
the hotel where Mr. Brown was," aad the
potters, is addition to tba name of the well
known geatleman'giren" above; but wa add
here tbe testimony of the paatorof a church,
which tesSmony bar beea aeax ua. He say a
he was at the alumni dinner wad continues t
'As be (Brown) left the stage became very
near ma, aud I' sewtaen that he was a good
deal iufaa icatvJ: Ah 'Irishman complimented
hia specciy aud ha replied, tayingr'6od
ru 1 OiiMirht Uit 'Ml ran "
I went out w:th a prominent minister ' in the j
eity and aaid to hna, 'did yon notion '
thing pecuJiar in Uf. B.T- 'Yes said hef'ha
waa drunk. I was intending to rote for lim
but win not now-, We have jnare
proof tba hxa- yet beea presented publicly,
bat if what 4b FilUdiom ha given and wa
have presented- ia- vet enough to ju-ttify all
we have aaiJ, the-doubter would not believe
anything thai might 'be offered.
"We only add that this whole matter Lea--beenasdiaiasaBfol-to
us aaitean have bees to
anyone. Wa havre hoped tha aft. Brown'a
aobriety would be established, even though it
showed otr mfonsatinrto be untrustworthy,
but then the friends of Mr. Broun kept day
alter dar defaming the prirate character o
the TresideBt, we thought we ought to teach
tbem a lesson which would make them more
guarded in their state mauls and less care
less of the reputation of othera."
The Springfield Republican thinks there ia
no doubt that tlratj Brown waa grossly in
toxica ted in New Hiren, and saya :
' He baa beeu wanting to himself, to hia
friends, to the cause which lies so near hia
heart, to the high trust reposed m him' by
two great conventions of hia caoaiiymen:
We have said, aud we repeat, that ba ought
to gu off the tleket. and retire irum the can
vass. it is tbe leaat aaa tae only reparation
that be can n ow make."
Old rosiJs ore food of pairs
but cannot endure suy reference to
dates. : :
as ei a-
A facetious keeper, who was
taking two conricis to jail last
week, when tbe train stopped call
ed out, 'Step out, gentlemen fif
teen years for refreshments.'
Of a mirserly man who disd of softening
of brain, a local paper aara, His head gave
way but hia band never did. Bia brahr soft
ened bat bta heart eoulda't
Senator Poole says in s letter
that North Carolina is safe for tbe
Bepublicans by 2,000 msjorHy .
A Memphis duelling psrty were
driven into a cemetery by a faceti
ous backmsn, so thst tbey might
be buried without unnesessary ex-
rtnee.' . v . -
...DIED.,
" On Thursday night last, of typboyd favor,
as hia residence oa North Pearl street, Wil
liam Patterson, aged 40 years, awoths aad
lSdaye.
f&" Tbe funeral will take piece from Ibo
residence ol bia hother. El wood I'atttraoa
to-day (Saturday ), at 2 o dock, P. M. r
' Death of-jklrs. Elton McWeU.
was born in Hamilton county,
Ohio, Oct. th, 1807, and departed tb life
J uly 1 Stbk 1877, aged ti years, 9 tnoatba, and
9 day a. 'She oinad too Presbyterian Church,
St Reading, Hamilton county, Ohio, (of which
aha continued a member until death). Sho
raise to Richmond, Indiana,' in 186$. klrs.
McNeifa ef&ictiona stole upon her gradually,
(or several years, (it being of a pulmocary
character). Daring tbe greater part of too
last year of her life, she waa almost wbo'ly
confined to her r.tcffl; but her trust wsa io ,
Uod, with whom she Was wall acquainted.
She bad a rich experience in Christ, profess
ing the blessing of perfect love. In proof of
tbiashe waa never beard to murmur or com -plain;
although at times her eufferinge were
very severe, but sai 1 aba did not expect to get
weft would rather depart and bo with Chi let
A short time before her departure, she looked
Heavenward' and aaid: 'Come Jesua, com
qnicHif, come now,' in a short time after thia.
with holy triumph beaming ia her counte
nance, she entered I' e stream netting rail for
the metropolis of glory. It was no ordinary
entrance that waa gained Tho al.ip entered
the harbor grandly, the colors flying, tbe
ahip'a company giving tbe triumphant salute.
finally the anchor reached ita resting place,
the voyage was ended, the feet of tha voyager
touched the shore! the portals of light were
widely opened- cherubic legiona guarded her
home, just in time to catch tbe (Irs, notes of
the Sabbath so'cgx, lo be r erpetuated while
eternity unceasingly, rolla. .1. C. T.;
EIST OF SETTERS
Remaining in the Pout Omee at Richmond
Ind, AtrovsT 9, 1872.
Antrin Bathia Kelson Lerrr
BeiryJRACo Perry Win t
Humes Charier Purkina'afarv
Clark Esther A Richie Margaret W
Clarlrtfeater " Rcrmirre- Hart f
Coffin W S Shaw Loe N
Cope land Jonathan EStevena S W
Chorinj Lirsie Se ita Ottilia
Comans Jveob Smith' Jtilrn t
Fenner Oiiver Study Sarah
Fk-lde Mra li D Shnte William
Folev Jerry Tar lor Maria
Gregory Mattia E Taylor Aultman A Co
Harvey w A TmdeU li A
Hal! 4 Bro Paper MrgThompson J B
Co Chrahn Je
nubbsrd B Weil A Wochtel
.Kiff Joseph A Waise Hettia
McKjine Utarlea Wyun Wm J
Mathen Ann Wisong wsrgy i
Mno re Rsohel Wright Allen
MunhallCA Willmona W H '
Worth Tbomea
Peraooa calling tor these Letters will please
sayADy&r!&D"ed give the date ol
thia list. B. W. JPavis, r. at.
Richmond Markets.
Corrected weekly by- J. Jt. Wercott aad
Thus. Nestor the former gives us the prices
of Grain, and the latter; the prices of other'
produce and U-roc ar.es.
Wheat per btr.. new. l 45 old
Corn per birv 35
Oats per bu 26
Hsy per ton $10.00
Kutterparlb IS....
Eggs perdos.. 12 ....
New Potatoes perbu .... ii ..
Flour per cwt.. 4 25 ....
flams, sugar-cured, .... ' 13...
Shoulders per lb 6....
Sidt-s per lb 7 ....
Iard per lb 9 ....
Sugar, crushed ....
Cofiee sugars, white, yellow A brown
New Orleans Molasses per gallon...
Sorghum Molasses per gallon....
to
80
14
.. 60
4 60
16
8e
-via
16
lOtolS
75
75tol-10
ayrupa per ca ron
Cincinnati. Market.
' CtKCtmiaTt Aug 9
COTTON Demand gocd at full prices ;lo
middling, 24,'c.
FLOUR Demand fair and market f rw;
familv S7 00 to 7 25.
WHEAT (Id $ 1 60 new 1 63
CORN 33s
BYE $ 67 to 69.
OATS 31 36c.
BARLEY 70 to 80e.
PROVlSlOXS-Poik;12
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that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and
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native roots and herbs of California, free from
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Blood Purifier and a Mfc-jriving Principle, a
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! Perkoa ran take these Bitters ac
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Djrapensla or Indl;eaUoau Headache, -Pain
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Cheat, Dizziness Soar Emctaiiona of the Stom
ach, Bad Taste in the MoutU.BilioueAttacks.Pa!'
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Pain in the regions of the KUiney,and a hundred
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Dyspepsia. In thcc complaints It has no equal,
end one bottle 'trill prove a better guarantee vt
Its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
For Female Couiplainla, Inyoungorold,
married or tingle, at tuc dawn of womanhood,
or the turn of life, these Tcuic Ettters display so
decided an influence that a marked improve
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Fwr Inflammatory aud Chronic
Rhesuaatiam aad -cut. Dyspepsia or Indi-
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even. Diseases of tr.e iUood.Livec Kidneys and
Bladder, these Ui'.tcra have been most successful.
Buch Diseases arc can sed l:yVillatedBrood,whi:U
la generally producca by derangement of tha
IMgosttvc Organ?.' :
Tltejr aro a Ucntle rrsratlveae well
ma Tonle, possc&Un? a iso the itoculiar uicrii.
of acting as a poreriui agent in relieving Con
gestion or Iuilamniatiou of tha Liver and Vis
ceral Orcan3 and in Kilious leases.
For Skiu Diseases, Krnptiona, Tetter, alt
Bheum, lilotehcs, hpc:.s, l iuiples. Pustules, Bci.?,
Carbuncles, Kin "o rin . Scaltl-Head, Sore Eyes
Erysipelas, itch, Sourfu, Iiucoloratiocs of tiie
Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of
whatever name or nature, are literati dug; r.p
and carried out of the system in a short time b v
the nse of these titters. One bottle in such case s '
will convince the most incredulous of their cur
ative effects, fs .
Cleanae the Vitlatecl Utood whenever
you find its imparitirs bursting through the
skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores ; cleanse It
when you find it obstructed and sluggish in the
veins ; cleanse it when it is foul ; your feeiing3
will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, aud
the health of the system will follow.
Gratefnl'Tbonsait'ls proclaim Vtnegau
Bitters the most woiwerful mvigorant that
ever sustained the sinking system.
Pln Tape, and other Worms, lurking
In the system of so many thousands, are effec
tually destroyed and removed. Says a dtaliu
gulshed physiologist : There is scarcely an indi
vidaal on the face of the earth whose body i ex
empt from the prcscuic of t. onus. It is not up
on the healthy elements of tho body that worms
exist, but upon the diseased humors and slimy,
deposits that breed these living monsters of
disease. Ko system of mei'.iciae, no vermifuges,
no antbelminittcs, will free tho system from
worms like these bitten. --
Mechanical Diseases. Persons engaged
in Paints aud Minerals, such r.s Plumbers, Type
setters, Gold-beater, and Miners, as tbey ad
vance In life, are EuVxt to paralysis of the
Bowels. To guard c.insTt t;:is, taWe a dose of
WAi.aaa'a ViNEG.'.n UiTTiCBs iv,io a week.
BtUoaa, Hemlttciit, aud Iatenult
' tent Peveri, which aro bo prevalent in the
valleys of our great ri vers throughout the United
States, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio,
-Missouri, Illinois Tennessee, Cumberland, Ar
kansas, Red, Colorado, lirazcs, Rio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, S:vannah, Roauoke,
James, and many outers, with their vast tribu
taries, throughout our entire country during
the Summer and Autumn, and remanably so
during seasons of unusual beat aad dryness, are
Invariably accompanied Ity extensive derange
mcntt of the 6to!i:.n!i fiinl liver, and other ub- '
dominar viscera, lu l .icir treatment, a purga
tive,. exerting a powerful inauence upon these
various organs, ia essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr. i. '
Walker's Vinegar LMtters, aa they will
speedily remove the darK-colored viscid matter
with which the bowels are loaded, at theeame
time stimulating the secretions of she liver, and
generally restoring the healthy functions of Ilia
eugestlve organs-
Scrwfula, or King's Evil, White Swell
ings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swcllca neck. Goitre,
Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent Inflamma
tions, Mercurial Affection, Old Sores, Erup
tions of the Skin. Sore Eyes, etc., etc In these
as in allothcr constitutional Diseases, Walker's
Yiwkoab Bitters have sUown their great cura
tive powers ia the uont obstinate and Intract
able cases.
Dr. Walter's California Vlaegar
Bitters act on all there cases in a similar
manner. By pniifTinsi the Blood they remove
the cause, and by resolvins away the effects of
the inflammation (the ttibercr.lsr deposits) tho
atrected parts receive health, aud a permanent
cure la eflected. .
- The proper! lea of DR. Walker's VrHivjAR
BnTUts are ADericnU Diabhoreric. Carn !n-
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The Aperient an:! mild Laxative proper
ties of Dr. Va!.ef,ii's Vinegar Bitters aro
tbe beet safe-gaanl in cases of eruptions and
malignant revere, their balsamic, healing, and
aoothlng properties protect the humors of the
fauces. Their Sedative properties allay pain in
the nervous system, stomach, and bowels, eit her
from Inflammation, ind, coUcvcrampe, etc
Fortify the body ncainat disease bv
purifying all its fluids with Vinboar Bitters.
So epidemic can take cold of a system thus
fore-armed. -
Direction. Take of the Bitters on going
to bed at night froiir a half io one and one-half
wine-glassful. Eat good nourishing food, such
as beef-steak, mutton chop, venison, roast beef,
and -vegetables, and take oat-door exercise.
They are composed of purely vegetable tngre
dienta, and contain no spirit.
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