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The Color Of UMtfOrlnS.

A writer in a morning contemporary calls
attention to the effect of the color of the
uniforms selected for our volunteer In
former times, when firing OF musketry was
done pretty much al random. it vas the
taste Of military commanders to select the
most brilliant styles OF uniforms; but now
that arms of precision have come into gen.
eral use, the soldier should cease TO be
made conspicuous mark by the choice OF
such materials. At a distance, a man dress
co in bright colors stands out in strong re-
lief. while one in iron grey or blue grey is
more blended with surrounding objects.
Ii is said that in the English army the
mortality in battle of troops uniformed in
grey has been less than one half that Of these
uniformed in red, viz: III the proportion oil
to Is. Although an individual may be care.
less of such precautions. yet as they affect
large bodies of men, they are important, and
should be acted on. When we fit up mark
to shoot at, we make a strong contrast Of col
or upon il to assist the eye. and when we
dress soldier in red, or even in dark blue,
we do the same thing. and in fact assist the
enemy. Our Southern neighbors. who have
been habtuated to street fights and the use
or weapons against each other. are prepared
to take any advantage we may give them
Our Northern men depend on their bayo-
nets, and We want to see as few as possible
picked Oft in their advance.
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For sale.

VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS.
II W lots fronting 90 It. south X. K. swith
ming north TO Pool street. with nearly 30 It. front
seventh ct.
II $50, lots same block, carnering Il f..
alley. All there lots have the advantage Of switch
ting with all the X. Roads Enquire Robin
sens Machine works, Main ST., Richmond. Ind.
Oct. IL. "a
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KS kkAslk3Ss- s-A
= IL UEE les. =.
fstIE undersigne her the fall sales larga sto-l
I Fruit Tree: 40,0Appie aud l0.OeU Cherry Tree
Pear Trees, reach Tra toughtou's 6ooseberry chr.
10000 EverEreefrom TO six feet tiph sbs
Trees tor streets ad iss sFsWberry plants PIE plants
q c. &c Also verrarerior stock green house
plants. The attenticf Rholes4le and retail ae.Isrs
and persons wishng.5 taing in his line is invited
caan2 exaCap his a<sent aud prices. Orders accom-
panied BY the. eacAsaiIsfactory reference. promnfI,
Tiled.
Aug. 18Th, 1850. ssti
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New SsocG---Lafest styles.

w 49, SIS -a=A<@s NsS5E2L@s &S5 So.
4 NALyTN oE-TL Ass1 kAs last received az ais Hair
u Dressing Ex>Aa. lsnaeat hsasssae sssOrtgeato or
WIGS. BRAIDS. GURLS. &e-,
To =hfcA lie s-vIs ths 4ttsnsIen OF ladies' and e.se
Re Ass E4se srTz1ee a2<u-s ~ ~aiea le hays
every sSr5r nay 1sssrs5- CAT xas s1zir sAzs
stecx 81 had Pr5cs= vary 3oE. -'-As =
syr5t 20. s@sF-
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Is negro soldier the equal of
secession Soldier? The Richmond, Va,
papers boast of their free negro volunteers.
They are glad to get negroes to fight with
and for them. while the employ ment, thus
far. of blacks on the side Of the Union has
been steadily discountenanced. We do not
know how long it may be best to persevere
in this policy. il the Secessiouis,s insist in
eking out their ranks and their funds by the
help of negroes.
,@N. p. Willis. alluding to the promis-
euous display of bunting in the city of New
York, says, "lt seems rs II natures entire
stock of rainbows had been hung out to
dry"
~ The Louisville Democrat says this is
q good time for those who seek TO overturn
the nation to read the history Of the French
revolution. They may learn lesson from
The terrible events Of that CONFUSION. That's
90.
@The Southern Commissioners boast
that during their stay Al Washington ..ths,y
succeeded in the main objec. Of their mis-
'.sion. which was to gain time to arm"
The Kentucky Governor Magofin is try.
ing the same game. He asked conference
with the Isdisna and Ohio Governors. and
cent m agent to the Confederate States 20
beg arms. Aagofin wants "sime to arm.'
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SWEET POTATOES:

A Fine lot Of early Nsnsemond Sweet Potatoes
~ for sae-PEee 81 SO Per bushel or $3.50 per bar
rel. We will Put them on the cars free OF charge.
and send them according 10 order. All orders must
be accompanied with
THE M oNEE
to insure prompt attention. II preferred can psy
delivery at the Depot where they are received
JOSEPH WHITE son.
Mach 13, 14~tf. Richmond, Ind.
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Truly. &C., w. y. PEELE,
Caorotarx III STATE

This revelation leaves i, incumbent on
Mr.. Tanner. who got the money Tor books
which the State hasn't got, and it seems It
can't get. TO explain why he has failed to
comply with the law after getting his pay.
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Supreme Court RepOrts.--S here
arc the Books!
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE. !
Indianapolis, May 4. !

arc the hooks!
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
Indianapolis, May 4. !
Hon. G. H. Allen. Speaker. &c:
SRI am frequently Jaskei "why you dc
not forward to the Judges and Clerks of the
Courts the copies Of the l4ih Indiana Re-
ports to which they are entitled by lawl "
desire. sir. to answer this interrogatory to
you, and through you to the honorable body
over which you preside, in order that legis-
lation, If deemed necessary. may be had.
Prior to the time l came into Office, and
long before the Reports were complete apd
ready for delivery, my predecessor had At
various times, beginning on the 9th of July
and ending on the 30th ofDecenber 1860.
certified to the then Reporter Of the decis-
ions Of the Supreme Court, Mr.. Tanner. &C.
counts for the States interest in said Re-
ports. amounting in the aggregate to ST.
S6l:60-upon which accounts. am inform
ed. warrants were issued and the money
was paid out Of the State Treasury. Some
time before the books were ready for deliv-
cry. called on the publishers, Messrs. Mer-
rlll & Co., who promptly informed me that
as publishers and owners of the copyright,
they should not deliver to the State her quo.
ia of the books until they were paid some
eight or nine hundred dollars, which they
alleged was due them as publishers and
owners OF the copyright. as also per con
tract with Mr.. Tanner.
When the books were complete and
ready for delivery, which was not until the
latter part of March last, | addressed note
to Messrs. Merrill Il Co., also to Mr.. Tau
ner, in substance requiring them to deliver
at my office the GIL copies to which the
~ a.
l have received no books Mr. Merrill,
however. of the firm of Merrill & Co.. has
offered to deliver the books if would pay
him. or direct the payment OF the amount
claimed by him to be due | have refused
to direct the payment of Mr.. Merrill's claim.
for the reason that the GIL copies Of the
work. at the printers count will ooly come
to S2107 80, ard 1881 60 having been
paid there can be but STAG as due any one
on the work. Again, should anything be
deducted from the appropriations for Su-
preme Court Reports for 1861 (being only
$4,000 it must be seen at first glance that
there will not be enough in the treasury to
pay for the 18th Indiana Reports. Indeed.
the entire sum appropriated will lack SI07
95, II the volume contains as MANY pages
as the lAth Indiana Hor,r,s.
These facts l submit to you. Mr.. Speaker,
and through you TO the Legislature. In ex.
culpaton of myself for not furnishing the
books; and that such legislation may be had
as is deemed necessary to procure the books,
and to prevent in future. a like state of
affairs.
Truly. &C., w. y. PEELE,
Secretary OF State.
This revelation leaves it incumbent on
Mr.. Tanner. who got the money Tor books
which the State hasn't got, and it seems 1t
can't get, TO explain why he has failed to
comply with the law after getting his pay.
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PROMPT PiY.EE.,.sI
Thorough Bred Stallion
RED OAK.

u Will stand at the stable OF thS seoscEf-
hers in Richaoud. the present season, sud-
ewing TO the greatly reduced prices Of stock and the
extreme pressure of the times We have determined 20
reduce the price, 70 insure n foal 20 $40
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.
Red Oak gOtby Ironss Csdmus. be by Beach 8
Cadmus, he by American Eclipse, he by Duroc, he BY
Imported pioueie. Red oaks dam by Csdn1s
grand dam % Butcher Boy he By Bertram Of Ny
Dam of Iroas's Csduas BY Brunswick. grand dam by
Cooks Whip Brunswick by old 'Surater-hred By
Col Buford, dam BY Prince Edward. he by Mpcsle
John, he by SIR Arehey. Sumter by Sir Arehey.
dam 5y imported Red Breast
II Red Oak is Is hands high. sorrei. model FORM
end fire actien gives great promise OF speed and viii
he I've old the S5th day Of June, 1851 Seas
on 70 the Horse will BE givea 10 the best Sucsing
Colt. from Red Oak. be shown at the next County
Fair Accidents r4sk of the owners Persons part
ing with Insured mare before she - knesa 20 be
With To- |. forfeit the insurance money. acconuo-
datiens for mares from distance Red Oak viii
.tand II she Stables Of the Undersigned east Of the
.lun,inyton House. SPINNING Y BENNETT.
Richmond, March ., 1851. si-t.
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PERIPHERY.

WE wish TO say TO the public that have the
w Largest and Purest s-ock Of Perfgmery Fancy
Ind Toilet articles Brought this and for
sale cheap JOS. STEDDOM a co.
Mays 24tf
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PAPER HANGINGS!
9Dr1n& sty1eS

lust received AMI now opening Wall papers Of eF-
cry descr ption-so0 different patterns to select
rom, also Window Curtains, Shades. Cords AID sss
els, curtain fixtures. Sc Sc, a,says on hand a.
usda,e's cheap vail paper depot: Ne as Main street.
At Of the Huntington House
Rehmond. March g. 1881. Is
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-05-23

aperaut and sonpaehic preparation Of ironpurfed
Of osygtu shd carbon by combustion II iydroged-
Europe and United States and prescribed in their
practice.
preparation of iron can be compared 10 IT, Impurities
otherwise siosy eomPexons indicate its necessity in
sost every conceivable case innoNious "a all Insta
curative in each OF the following corF aints. viz;
tn Debility, Nervous Affections, EmAciation, Dys.
repsis. Constipation Marrhoea, Dysentery lneipens
uonsumpou. pcroinlous Tuberculosis Lang Affections,
losis rsis kleuu, INSTRUMENTATION Hlsts~, thioroIs-.
Liver Complaints Chrenic Hes aaehss. Rheumatism, Ins
'sInen. FSI.s ne result
:, t a ar,.v f-Hr st-ir s'in,t,isi,is rial
OF this restorative proved successful txtet
which description norSrittea st-sa1EoH Eout render
srsI.aIe invaids SO long
FOR gotten their neshserhoods- have suddenly
appeared the busy world as 4 jast returned from rp-
stances o. kind afeste Of female
tia;ed victims aren't g:iueeuS vxhaas
zion critical and that OF nervous
dyspec aversion TO air ana exercise fer which hs
IN servous Affections OF an kinds. and fsr
fsjiiar medical men, the operation Of th1-
i.Es sle cid o>aes. rsorousy tonic without
even in the of costiveness vitousa
beinga INJECTING dasagreeeieis
Il IS mis- latter property others. which makes If
remarkably esectualznd remedy tor PLE
upon which appears - exert distinct anu specific
sctioh BY dispensing the local tendency which forms
In Dyspepsia inuuuerableare rs causes. single
CbaIyhsAe PILLS has often saeei for the
In Unchecked Disi rrhoea even y hen advanced TO
pyseuery. arm ed eEnaciatIng ant srsnty mai
he effects have beeen equally decisive and as'onis-
ing.
In the pains loss u hesh Snd strength deeiiiss
lin cough hectic, which generally iEei
cate inci rEent Consumption this remedy has
friends and ply Sic11s IA several
very gratifying ana interesting iustancrs
In Scrofufou- EEberCui a.i> tbs ueiicatea
lar the seed zs-eS q The
ousls balanced ITzpzrsSl0uso i0Sia- N-Aeu1 81
The eanaot he too confidently inFi-
ted the remedy aad restorative In fhe cases pecaisE
Affecting thea.
In ffh tT-ni hcsh Chronic and Eostory-
The latter TO more been Invsrt&
afsvtAtinG yas1 an1 reaucfr
The s~siiIrzs the joints 2at tzasctes
II fever> IL csEss cecessariiy be
erez- restorative ns IS
the weSt,v83 pref et Dc one
Of high ara asctclness
Ne remedy has sesu dTscoEereia the &hcIe his
tory q medicine hfss sgch Frqt- happy and
tally tstorssvz Good appetite complete d ses
ton rzp1a srars az 9Th. IA EEaSnAl
nosifsaa kr active cAesrfaE Immediately
ic~
Pus a. II metal sox~s containing 80 pills.
Price per Druggists and Dealers
WIN he AaTess OF rseesPtsf the price
All letters. orders. sES-. should he addressed
R. b. L0CkE Il CO. General Agents,
-tHa 3ss broadway. New = ERIK.
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J. =. Butler's
EXCELSIOR FLUID INKS

YuERCASTILE. for general purposes
IN Record. for Ledgers and Records,
Copying, for Letter Press.
Csruine Of Brilliant hue.
Celebrated for
Black Color. lat fret OF greenish hGel
I'd, Easy Fiow from the pen
3D. Psr1naneucy {siIi never fade from exposnre.J
4th. Economy .
ExPLANATIos-rhese Inks can Dc satisfactorily
drop other domestic nEs In brief tine
gro too thick A. only be thr
before half e0nsGIaed.
The Carnine be exposed to the action OF the Ar
without injury
ls,, These Writing Fluids in generef
United with increased demand
end They have been arAIyIed BY Dr. chiffon, the cell
ehrsted Clients. o New York City, and pronounced
esus quality and durability TO the best imported
English fluids" .
Fcr sale by lsading statoners and Druggists. South
West. and East Manufactured y j. J. saiIer, . gent
No 81 Vine Street Cincinnati. Caio-
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G. G. O.

lust reserved Ton spanish Whiting, for sale at
- Cincinnati price. J-sTEDDoM < Co.
May 20
, 1861-06-24

:. :TH IH7ERnlr1onA1 HOTEL TO BE OpEsED.
I'VE are entitled q learn that Col Bel1ota
of the Mefchants' Hotel, has leased for term
ven known Fuller House; ii this city, and
fhat it viii be opened to the public about the,
flrt Of July. Col Bellote ia one Of the most
popular landlords IN the West, aud nB4ds q
: farrer rhousethkn the one he has BEEN carrying
on. to accommodate his friends In this city
Who make tAqf: hoHes :Tt1S q @m'tS a eHao. st.to
Mr,,Febber, whose politeness Ind kind atten
; lions to thecomforf Of guesh afe provetbA1,
We are klsd to lea1n,wi1 occupy -his present
asesponable position In the Inte14ational :,
ThG- -Houae viii b. completely renovated
Iii I IL besf foriitnfa egeF :bfopght TO tbs
@West, Travelsrs Who desire 10 makn arrange.
n ents- -toz rooms during the summer; csnnot
fail to be satieAad with the* tndacementa held
cut bI Col Bellote IS. fss9 1sossess. 18kh ias:.
, 1861-06-24

E- Oak Orchard ACID Spring
wsssseamphlets containing tie op.nions Of toeleora
It'd Chemists and Physicians respecting the ute Of TIL
TA11Etn the case Of urAuy diseases q tho t4b
ten, wlLba supp1isd xrasts On application 10.
J.H REKD CO.
Whaleaa1A nFnESht4 :
Chicago. N.
1rs1eS3y :.
, 1861-06-24
GALE OF IOWA STATE
NJ ET0CKE.
Proposals. fo1 loan to the state Of Iowa OF a
=: y: Elm MI axckAdfuR xAn0 fE1

S:'. sum not exceeding $4oo, GOO. =,
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, 1861-06-24
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FIint1nz" spprQ1ed Jnne Sd, 1864 sealed proposals.
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qoife q tErnty nve .htes eacs, and il bundle: q
fB1 reaa .e1ch; thth resr to rentatn 5Gs perfect
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vaIyn& 2XsE o. under ave cent f1om thestanda5d
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= ~ Ee4ms eupe1one Printing paper. hxTd&1Ied And
sapefeMadsndeEed M y Measare by 3 inches aud to
weigh my pounds = sho ZEN Y r 90 aheesa-
2oo resma supe1hne map paper. stxed md calen:
deted ot such ttzee . may be required correspond
ing in weight with paper measuring - by Il 1nrheA
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ce1endeEed e mar Eeqaredl y b = inches, aud
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, 1861-06-24

The details Of the awards for the new gun.
boats have not been made public. The bid.
ders, rs hss already been stated, are numerous.
There are bidders from the North a. far a.
Maine for the hulls, and from all portions ot
chinery are not SO numerous as those for the
boats. Among the probably successful bids
for the hulls will be those from Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, aud the other Eastern States.
The bids for hulis viii average seventy fire
thousand dollars each, aud for engines about
forty Thousand dollars each The Novelty
Eon WORKS. o6 New York, bid for three en-;
Philadelphia, one or two companies In Boston
and one In baltimore, are also bidderG-Ae,.
1Iork FForlL ..-.
, 1861-06-24
Gtita|!:q'I>: Uriht1tte
MONDAY, JUNE "a, 1861
=, = For the Chicago Tribune.
Il SOLDIERS LOVE, ! "

E;':~~ . For the Chicago Tribune.
4 SOLDIERS LOVE. "
$751; ro---.~- =
:. BIZ o. EvERTs, Il. D.
Think not my country's call alone :
~. ~ Sounds IN ny ear: 'F'. :
:: 1hst honor. pride, or pomp Of wsr--
Absence Of fear, -
= = Or patriot xoal tnfame my heart,
That 50 hence, aad from thee part! :
Hove my country. bnt thee more!
) =" =: And ever.more ::-.. :.
ny country, loving thee still uaost,.....
Whom adore
"A IN thy lore eineasnating1-
Al lovel God, country, evel3 thing.
- :-;7;it
M. .----
- :; True, would win IN honosed name
y = MY country's praise - Z :;
Good mems esteem-the smsIes Of Fame
= The herbs coJt-
That might point to them vixen won,
And eay-"see what thy lore hath donan
.. ~. F: -'~-
1wop1d ~ eountD's borders free,
: : From traltor-slayei
And champion deeds hsroicly
=: Its aag to savc:
These for themsetYes; but more, because
= Love honors Freedom sud her LAVE
Thy beauty, truth, and purity,
--.Thuu loving me.
- ~ = .nI +~4fh hFa1 81
, 1861-06-24

The pay Of the officers md crew Of the
United States s1oop-of-war Levant Is stopped.
The name Of the vessel Is now erased from
the books OF the Navy Department She was
put In commission at Boston on the 14th o!
May, 1853, and on the same date, 1861, the
Their friends will receiye- least those who
have not already done so-all the und1awn
funds, and the entire pay from September to
My, 4 period Of nearly nine months.
, 1861-06-24

i" BEIrr1 AID Boor1:-1n Gen. Beauregard's
famops proclamation he sayB that the Federal
troops 'spsoclaltn by their acts, If not By their
banners, that tbek Twaruy Is beauty and
booty;- We submit that By BENDING bis wife
mined on var, where she stW remains, Gen.
Beauregard has left the world 70 Infer one Of
two things: either thAt he thought In his
lndy's want of personal charms and penury,
she had immunity hom violence and outrage,
u else that when he penned those words IN
bis proclamation he know he was gasconadlng.
-xeracity may suffer: rather than her personal
anncarance =. :: =. ~.
, 1861-06-24
Nem:;=:p :;=:publi;at(ons.
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THIS PAT FUP1lsHKp. - !:
UNITED STATES INFANTRY rAuTTcs,

F9f niafmt1det{ea. Exe.rcis, ind Hzneuvcrs Of tho
iaas d; stes insantr inelsdog Infantry Of tho
aed a1d Snder the d!recnon of The Waz DepsIfment
ers. see sS54o5itsa e I'D adopted by Simon Cameron
Containing tsc sehoel Of Tho Soldier tbs School Of
a 81 cs1s fos Il III eo i
hietiens1s q histsfy hinisstsei?k 81 ~ Ano
One voaWas, rexois I'D VIII numeross En-
We DfriTf1xsr. iwa.6netoa, Is1I ISL
Thh System OF unitod States infsntr1 Tactics for
4s5 - sRess e.
by the President adopted foE the OF the
and, pndsr tho It q Aayi5 1s for feo observance
Of the 'ass s6s sh5e . 3faGRoS saPERSe secretary Of WI,
strneaeo u me1ts ef witch ~ % q bg
t. t. 1T tx s:s2;s
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jels11ft Treasurer Of tho st31e Of Michigan.
DROPOSALS FOR a LOAN OF



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& e ss.ts 2 s eeF
ess to be returned In casa tbs offerings aso not &c
fhe r1sops whose bids ase accepted viii BE- re-
quired 10 depo1t tha amount thereof vim tda ma
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q s liz y ;aRes e h
xhich 81 boEd. Viii be feady fer delivery; the
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