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The New York herald., 1862-03-26

PARIS, req %, lohZ.
Repo,tsf IL. Royal Fbri'y Of England al Home aud
he Continent, dc.
From Engaad since tho death Of the Prince Consort,
are heard which may BE- taken as possible sna
dows Of coming The Queen Is subject TO hts OF
depression, which tlmos renders II impossible to sp
proach her, u is we'll known that the Prince OF Wales
gives little promise OF sng up the void created BY the
deeease Of his father His tastes OF low order and
whenever !sft bis owa devices he Is fond Of hsrding
With parties utterly unworthy Of him. He 10 morbdly
susceptible nasery Of gross kind and his smours are
all more or less Of vulgar character Shortly before
the death OF the Prince Consoi is well known that he
visited Cambridge but is not generally known that the
conversations he had with the Prince Of Wales Mad
dsnlsy Of 20 unsatisfactory nature az to give him
the most serious anxisy On his return TO Windsor he
broodsd what nai passed that degree that his
physicians demonstrated and only short time before
his death he said the Princess Alice that the answers
he recsved from her brother OF character 30 low
ao spraved and vitatsd that bo feared all pa rs he
had estowed hts education would be found be Worse
than useless 10 appears there Is some In town
Who exercises great influence him, and or twice
The Prince stole away from Maddeniey unknown TO Con
The New York herald., 1862-03-26
PARIS, FEB. IL, 1852.

PANS, FEB IT 1867
Fair Stock Of Cotton In Fance--Ths Labor Of Sis Moths
Provid<d for--7H< Convocuon Of Bishopi 10 Rome-As
Esplanaticn Demanded from M Pors-Prncs Napo.
Jeons support Of The United States and His Diplomatic
Calculations, dc.
There much 10 believe that after all that has
bsen said Of French urgency respect the importation
OF cotton, France possesses prcportionsbly ythat is
according hsr industrial requirsmsnssrss stock Of
tst article than England. On the Is, OF January this
ye.r nore we're Ia France 72o 900 bales rOproa.tus the
The New York herald., 1862-03-26
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
TWO DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
-~~>~~>~~~-~--~~~-~>~-
The Nova Scotian at Portland and
Edinburg at New York.
Tho British Plan for the Settle
ment Of the American War.
New Boundary Line Between tho North and
South and the Gradual AbOli-
tion of Slavery.
ALARM IN ENGLAND FOR NAPOLEON.
Sudden Departure Of 0rsini's Ac-
completes from London.
Our Paris, Berlin and st. Petersburg
Correspondence.
The FASHIONABLE WORLD In FRANCE.
Decline i'm Cotton and
Breadstuffs.
PROVISIONS FIRM AND STEADY,
&s., &C.. &c.
i'm Cotton q
BreadStUHS.
PROVISIONS FIRM AND STEADY,
&s., &e.s &e.

The steamship Nova Scotian, from Liverpool on the
18TH via Londonderry the 14th instant, arrived at
Portland ct four O'Clock yesterday morning
The screw steamer Edinburg, Captain Mirehouse,
which ssied from Liverpool four O'Clock P. NJ the
I2th and hom Queenstown the 18th inst, arrived At
New York yesterday evening.
Our newspaper les by the Nova Scotan forward
ed through Boston and reached this city .. midnight
fhemails will be here early this morning.
The dates per Nova ScOtian are two days later than
those already at hand.
Tns ,stsamships kangaroo and Teutonia, from New
York, arrived out on the 18th instant.
The political news u unimportant.
The Sumter sti remained At Gibraltar the 7th in
Tho American Question.
KaROnFnD 8AsIs or SETTLEMENT OF THE WAR.
Tho Paris Pdtrie Of March "a that member of
the Agish Cabinet recently declared dsputa,on
the manufacturing districts that according inferma
zion from Washington amicabe separation bstweez
the North and South viii place about June and ths
the basis Of the treaty will be foows:-
Missouri Kentucky and Tennessee return TO ths
Union.
Tho two republics are TO have no land customs line
Search for slaves TO be prohibited in al the States
Slavery must disappear within thirty years.
Tho London Times publishes article against any 70
vision Of the maritime law. It argues that II England
gives up tho right to capture merchant ships she will
surrender ths only which has given her all she hss
and deprive her OF all that she has gained.
Tho London Times thinks that the victories recently
gained by the federas Will lead separation and peace
between the Northern and Southern States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26
Legal Advertisements.
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I-t.. Novel.0xE l2:h, ls62
IAs AZ DE FOREST Mortgage.
IH-IcEKl kRAZLk, AL - Tor AogtSAx-e ~ ~.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26
BOOK and JOB PRINTING,


10 connection with the Biniery our facilities are en-
surpassed IN the state.
AL kinds OF Bank Books manufactured TO order Al
orders from County ocers for any Kind Of Blank Books
will hs promptly d.ei
a. All orders should be addressed 10
JOHN A. KERR L co,
Lansing, Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26
4 FTER life Of careful STUDY q, ma.

! n
\ ttiorsr VI The old and Ns~ scno>l sys, ma 10 a
lain sure and sale rasSiSiae Ios ,vpaass cr,.
IreysslarSsss %, CAL sly ~itn lAln;y tn.r M
c. tsu-s nAvr osen ervwnr1 via s.oe>ss nAvnr ,.nc
tlrvuSh the kLVwsscYe OF nvnool-tay II. M - -
Time, Substances wGiea eonSoen>sN-
pace tbs n before Tue pCha.S l. ID ns,, -.
Pow sts, IS tbs eay true AID rs!iAe.e ~, ~
pTodG.s AoIShiy Ss>AHess N AL stAS,s AM souu,. :.
ssey h.y- oeen sese4 since January l>sx fa,-.
three .s-rs, priv p lice, IN i.ais OF a.
.Ut AInsis, ana Tar h.vs yassa 70 ,Ss
due tSs desired ,1~l tAAeH sSreiy ala Is a.
reeiloIls
A GREAT MANY persons in this ami other eour,r,..
have l.lIh tbs sciiuo. VI Homeopathy iros
tbs sinps Ia.s thsy have besa Ir,.ls vuh
ITS c4rv, Or When dons not properly. NV~. as l am A
graduate .! ovIL IL ts lIsi Colleges E-tvu
T. Roy College surgery AMI Neai lne Lonaoe -
The ii ueopstase lassiI1ts VI Sreas Bfil.ia Ls.sua
The former cAssed AlofAihy od >choo., the Al.
ter Homeopathy, New SchVVl.l LAviax pr~<t,e.d
both Tor lerio- 81 forty years ,hiA am e1t~S
70 J1dsu.ni ~ The matter Aiss aisen~ins cocrss
VI kstur.s the homoop~,he aoeIfine, (u.srsy toe
experiment Was INDUCED, BY It's astonishing ea<ts,
- attend The retAailS then gave W lis I'd
school, system altogether aad tie ,l.r
Teen years, E& tiVr At taaloS the proi~I mo1o
oi treaimsIt bSsiies The fact that United sl-tes
oVverpmelt Is about itroiuc uI The ptc Us af.
my ana navy, alone should co-vi-ee al.
This my arsi appearance In the advertising columns
u newspaper, ana sincerely hope The p.s sss
forth W III attract the eyes suffering %
give my fowders . trial Iner good euscts VIII thea
show lnelr worth, anu Il VII. require Advertising
hsreAter t. ensure them 10 my tients m tue treat
N
PIE trial vii coEvince ali believers @. their great
virtue.
These Powders put up In four different boxes &C
comp~nied with tall directions and sava~Sd sure
RENE y, lcs1slnS mmsaists .Stsonl app.isd 70
each sickness.
No. viii remove all ststr~ctsons and cause
SAFE and regular return oi 4ostAIy Sscknsss.
No. : vii. cure lyularsSs TIER, (lalrg .. the
womb } and al. sSsaamesevy siosratsa cis-
III tte womb.
No. viii cure L<SeovrAsa, whites and n.
csdssal Flooding
No. viii cure diseases attendant TO ddraacej
stages Of ,sie (ehAnse OF la.
Those sererine from Sfsnel anu other affections, b.
writing stating their GirrsL ailments, Will be treated
with proper care and be reea VI IN - Il Ina
path nj As before
Caution gwen not to my No Powder In case Of
Pregnancy AS Is sure To produce miscArriage Ihtss
whose health vii hot permit OF increase Vi fanny
| VIII ind this pow Ger valuable preventive.
friee Of boxes, containing t~eve f.wiersD Si.oo.
Consultation fee by peIsoa " letter 81 o. seat By
express O. any address accompanied with ful
directions god adsso< which b, found very use
| fui IN the future
All communications must be written plain, especially
| namss, PIE, Offices AM ooGlti-s-
| s. ". sMY1HE, D.,
| No. 2oo south Ninth Street,
! (Hsnssrs Bs,ldsays)
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26
c0O 600 MALE OR FEMALE
IIOYDs NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY CoIosEp MAJ
OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAS AND
NEW BRUNSWICK
ALENE 10 SELL

uOYpS NEw sIyE PLATE COUNTY ooLoRED NAP
OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAS, AND
NEW BRUNSWICK
Frcm recent surveys, completed Aug TO- 1862 cas-,
so 900 - eas.Aye II A. ole years time.
Superior 10 any $40 Zap ever mGds By Cotton or
Mitchell, and sells al tne tow price q cry ceats SO
900 names engraved ths nap
1t 8 40, Only County Nap, bg, II Is also q COUNTY
AMI RAILROAD MAJ .. The CaitsG states AMI CA-a..s
combined in one, giviaS EVERY RAILROAD STATION
GuAr2atse any woman or man s. to S per day. ans
VIII take back al naEs that cannot be sO.4 refund
the money.
Printed Instructions W 10 canvass well, furnished
all our agents
State, California Canada, England Frasce and Cuba 4
fortune iy be n.ie wiia ie~ hualret dollars capt
tai No CSmpetit.On
J. I. LLOYD, Ne. 10. Broadway, Ny.
The War Department; Uses our Map Of Virginia, May
and, and Pennsy wanna, cost 500 600, which IS
marked Actietam Creek ShArp sou.g Maryland ighs
wiliamspor, Ferry Rhorssvi.Is, NO.And Ford,
others on the Poton.e Al every u,n-r place Mary
and, Virginia an Psaasy ,aiA, money reiua
LLaYbS
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP VI KENTUCKY, ONO, md
ANA, and ILLINOIS,
Is the only authority for Gen Bael aad the War De-
partment Money refunded 10 any one fading error
u IT, Price 20 seats
From the Tribune Aug .
"IloYDS MAP OF VIRGINIA, MAINLAND. AND PEvySyI-
SANA-This Nap IS very large its csI ia b.t IS
and L IS tAe best ghich can Be purchased -
LOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
From Actual surveys By Capts- Bart snd Wm. Boweu
Missssippi River Plots, o: LOUIS No shows every
mans plantation AMI owaer s ham, from Louis T.
the Gulf o. Aexico-l $50 mixes very sand bar isan1
Town, landing, AMI al places 20 uaes back from The
river-co.o-e1 10 COUNTIES and st.,-s Price 81 10
sheets g. pocket form and & 50 .iuen, with roll
era. Rea4y sept %
Navy DKPAXTNESr, Washington Sept II. 1867
J T. LtoYD->ir: send N your IN ip OF the Mississippi
River, with price per hundred copies Rear-Aimira
Charles Davis comm lnting the Mississippi squadron
Is AuthoriId 10 purchase many req Tired fol
use o! that squadron. GIDEON WELLS,
$50 w3 Secretary Of the Navy
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26
DROBAiE ORDER State of Mich


l. Isan, county OF ingaAm, - AT session VI the
.obate Curt ~. Tie coAuty LSnAm, hoiIen at the
.rvo-te vftce city OF LAAsL4g, on fri1ay, the
IL day November, IL tue ll4ousand elguI
sixty Two; rreseEI, VIM. II. flnckney, JuGge
VI Probate. IL the uias.er " the estate VI JONI
Aooa, late OF tue town OF Merriam, deceased. VI.
Gazing aad hiag the petition duiy verified, OF The
bath InAGics Il Waterloo, pray ing that Al
iastument writing, plrporias " Dc the last Will
stamat OF siii 0rceased may De admitted " probate
la=rsUpou u Is oruercA LLai Moniay the 10Th LAY
December next At Il O'Clock IL the iorenvon be
tue hearing SAID petition AMI thai ths heirs at
sali All Other persons i1terest. Ia
STALE required ~ appear At session Of Said Court
Thea. hol.su at the Probate Ucs u the village
N.son, Cause, any taere be- why the prayer
VI the petitioner Shouid not De granteu AID IL Is
UruersI lnat SAIL petitioner give notice 70 the
persons Interested IN san estate VI the peodeucy vi
petition, the hearing thereof BY c.using copy
vi ~ be publsned IA TIE Lansing Republican
newspaper printed Sad circulating ia said county U.
a, successive weeks previous 10 SAID day Of
iag. "A true copy WA d. PlNChNEf,
owoS4 Judge VI Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26
DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich.

l. isan, county OF MSDArn, SAT = SIS Ion VI the
IIVoAt- tS.t IoI the coAI! lIsuAm, nolasn ~ te
Probate Ofce IA the village Of NAsou, AonAAy tae
~ 10y v. November, Ia tus year tho3sAn1 eight
oaaa.e4 AID sixty t~O; rrssent WW- Il. tlnekAey Z,
J4oge VI Probat IA tus Aiter VI tus estate VI siAs
AGA, deceasvd Oa rea.iug An1 n.iug TIE p-tiIoD,
.4y FeGl1--, vi Hugh Weober, sou IL law sAa
So PA tAt ielt-.s uo- sAii estate may Dc grantee
sal petitioner, Coasent Vi wIow Vi 1~SS~se:
~ :re.pou II vsiereu, tnAt Iaescay, tae "a asy VI
December sXI, al IA oG.vcA The vreEvJu, oe
0earis saId petition thai tnS as
aui vIaer p-rsous Interested IN SAL
STATE Required u APPEAR ~ session vi sAi CoaEt
at the rvbatc OttCe The village
.sou AMI SLOW Gauss, any there be, wny the prayer
las pctltI,uer suoUIa uvI YraAIs~: Aud u "
t-r tuAs sAiI psttoDsr give pvtce - TIE per
iatereste IA estate VI LIE pSnaeucy VI SAL
J-tIIo., tbe nsarpy toegeoI, by Causing copy y.
~ Dc puOss4 IL ta- LAnsiog rspubaiSn =
paper p.intc edlAtIg ~ SAL county Vi lAs
Ian, Successive Previous " sAid 0Ay VI heAs
.as "a i.ue COPY WA. II. PlNIkNky,
o-lWo Judge vi PROBATE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26
I'M PORT An
JUSTICES Of the PEACE
Printed Dockets !!
I'VE ARE NOW MANUFACTURE.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURE
w ing superior article OF Justices Docket con
timing PrIAtei Bank Forms % Judgments, Of three CIT
Ierrat A!n4s, the forms Sly Gsed, VIZ Isl; judgment
BY confessiUn p Ju4gnlclt upon rvt4rn OF summons
parties Appearing s. ia gasni by default upon return
" summons lA-su blank forms arranged pro
portion u their general and ngrleer o. blank
juug I'm sps clal THIS oSAci will be
Of great eoaveuirnce anu eenent 10 Justices IL saorCs
SAVING pOl-i labor the Justice anc
aso isUFrs correctness ]; bui tFIle more.
para,ivcly, than the ordinary Plain Uocket. We are
manufacturing three GIsereLI si:s the fo.IowllS
Rates
Largest size full borrd, Observation-Disclosures o.
o "
small half - ........-..... u
AS this Docket i copyrighted, and We are the Sol,
manufacturers IL the STAKE, II only be obtained
through Us, or agents. An elimination OF this
Docket WILL SATISFY al TO Is merits
AL orders eE this Docket viii receive prompt attention
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26
I)ROBATE NUlICE-Sta,e Of Mich.

II
l. is4a LoIAty oI insnan, Ss.-A. a SESSION VI TIE
Voai- Lag cO.i! VI IusaAu, 1o.Is0 al LIS
.g.b-t- tA~e IL Ia Ni..- Vi AA,on, ~ Ao.0ay, tas
November j.. L. year t.osSAI cSI AL.
slA! t~J, T.eseAI, VIZ. Il. filSkusy Js-sc
rGvu.t-- laA;-I the estate M
VI tae U!iy VI LA.slng 0-.easSd W TraIis
49,. A-s t.e pe;.tuu, Guy leu, Narette Wa.
~.-V~ y. sa.A Le~esc., praying ia-t Al iA>iI.
willie p-F po SIg u - te va. 49, ISL
~ sAIA eUcase-, my De AuinItIeu ~ probate
Ase.c1pS. IL 20 Vs-eS, AlAt iues-~y sos Attn LAY oi
DSIsloeT a-AI ~ n tae or~OOo, BE- assSae
.- !ne s.I peslo., tIiAi ts ASIls -"
4eSSss-a, Oiurr persons int~resteu n SAL
-sI.c, u AppAr Session vi SSiA Co3it
A. tAr .gvoate Uace, Tie Wage
asUa sao~ CAese, any tacEe bs, WY Tie p1aysf
r~tOsg nvt % yrAuteu: AM II " taAeI
Jeusg~ uAt plisIonrr gave notice " tnr psfsoS
.Alcg~s- eslAIe, Vi lac peuaen,y VI s~ll pea
..J, tAc HSafias iuereo oy Causing copy VI LIS
" Ue pAo.lsAru IA tne LAusing ncpupcA News
paper pratc c!re uiatius la sAsA eosuty IusnAm,
s-.c-ss.se VEGAS Previous " sai1 Jay oI usAriaS.
"A ii4S coy W. d. flNSANEI,
WA Judge " Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-11-26
A STUMP SPEECH!
BY A. W A RID, JR.

Fill Of WIt and Yankee Spirit! The People
ia their enthusiasm bear the Sp, aker aray
In Triumph
The following a specimen o. Yankee Oratory.
The speaker eating pea nuts and winking at the
girls, when hundred voices called him forth. Ho
camny and surveyed the multitude with all the bearing
Of Patrick Henrytheu came forth the torrent Of bis
eloquence:
a. Fs0,0 Ci,sens ~ am for the Union, Liberty, An
drew Jackson and NEW BOOTS am FOR restoring the
Union in all It's former glory for protecting the Consu
ton Its guarantees and for boots and
OF the best pattern, symmetry and Durability. Great
applause and Hear H-afll We must not forget our
cou.Urt in these days Of patent double twisted
thunder creased hghtAing! have received e. day
oi the greatest importance of the vital
est to all OF you. hear that Johns Bailey have jus;
received their Spring stock OF Boots and shoes Of the
latest styles anu most dnishei workmanship. Tell you
those who buy OF ihat young and eater prising firm
are never troubled with cors and their dispositions
never sJuved by having their feet pinchet, Husbands
wives, young II ana girs, go o. Johns 4 B~iiey's,
here You MI! nai the boots stogas, shoes, slippers
shoes CATERS, ladies' heel slippers caeks oxford
ties, mems carpet Slippers bamorsls and ladies' nne
CATERS lGrvat applause.
'.Gerusalem, wAat is more beautiful than . lady .
foot eDcased in iets gaiterl Its enough to
the monkish blood OF 81. Anthony. VIII close my
speech by an appropriate quotation:
DAINTY foot
A Cater Boot.
Fen stcics must agree,
For IL 10 vote.
What Gray oace wrote,
A han csom l. T. q.
Here the Speaker faint, sd AS be was borne from the
Hall IN the OF his imring frer ID he heard
family ask who stole my pca-nuts. Some rude and
wicked boys had empted his basket while he speak
ing however glass of water revived him and be wrote
III. following reso!utions which ratified and
ported In cue course o time by the committee
lutiuus:
IesoiYod That John. Bailey keep the best assort-
ent OF Boots and shoes and the beet quality o Leather
ever introduced into this market; anu be II further
Res0ced That they fail To give satisfaction that
their repairing done according order with expedi.
on and nestuess that their prices the lowest and
uniform. their stock the hes: this side Of De.
troit; and be IL further
Rcsored That the American Eagle shall continue "
TO howl. JOHNS BAILEY.
Lansing. April %, 1852. lysss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-18
Change Of PrODrietOrs.

The Machine Shop. SO long und fayorab!y
known as F. w. RoBrSsos's has changed
proprietors-he having sold out to JosA 5
W. YEo, who will continue the business at
the old stand Mr.. YEo, has been in the bu-
sness for about three years. aud. with the
honesty. energy and business capacity be
possesses , he cannot fail to give entire sat
isfaclion to customers, as well as to succeed
in doing profitable business, notwithstand
ing the ..hard times" Mr. \. has secured
the right to build the celebrated Robin
son PATENT THRAsHERs and HoRsg- PowERs
and will continue to manufacture PORTABLE
ENGINES, &c and is at all time. prepared to
do repairing at short notice and on the bes.
of terms for Cash.
This change took place the first of this
inst, and We should have noticed i, sooner
but neglected it. We wish our friend Rob
inson in his retiracy. the crest from his la
bors" he has earned BIZ life of toll, anxiety
aud close attention 10 business, which be
has built up for this establishment. equal to
any other Machine Shop in the west. and
as well and favorably known.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-18

Arms ANxR1cAx ALNAsAc 10 now ready
for delivery. gratis, at the Druggists who
are happy to supply all that call for them
Every family shonld. have and keep this
book. Ii is worth having comprising
much general Information of great value.
prevalent Complaints, that we can get any
where It's anecdotes alone are worth
bushel Of wheat. and its medical advice is
sometimes worth to the sick. the wheat's
weight in gold. Many OF the medical al
manacs are trash but this is solid metal
Its calculations are made purposely for this
latitude and are therefore correct Call and
get an ArEa's Almanac, and when got. keep
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-18
Rattle nt Fort Pickens.

The rebel batteries at Pensacola having
repeatedly fired on our small vessels. Fort
Pickens opened on the rebel steamer Times.
which was loading stores at the navy yard.
on tho LIST of January.
The rebel batteries responded. and the
firing was coatinued until evening. Fort
Pickens firing the last shot. The rebel
guns were well aimed, aud most of the If
shells burst inside our fort. Ouly one OF
our men. however. was wounded One OF
our shots made . breach In Bsrrsncas. -
Warrir gton was burnt down this time.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-18
%In giving the reason why some PEI

~In giving the reason why some per-
sons do not like to change from that to which
they have been accustomed. Ike Julian says:
'.Just as some cling to the Richmond Pal.
ladium because they have taken it twenty
years or more having no other conce aable
reason to urge in its favor"
A very good and sufficient reason. we
think. For they. no doubt. look upon a
good newspaper like the Palladium. with
the same favor that they look upon good
wife--not to be parted with during life
We have heard of individuals, however,
who are SO innately and superlativeiy mean
and contemplate. that they cannot appre-
ciate the good qualities of either a newspa.
per or wife, and. hence, are both theore :
ically and practically in favor Of a change"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-18

Ia In drawing up the 18th resolution,
passed a. the 9Th January Breck- and Bright
convention. the committee must have had
the Richmond Broadaxe of Aug. 31st to
copy from-being almost verbatim with an
editorial in that number. We see. howev.
el, that Ham an. in last weeks Axe. pro
nounces against his former sentiments. by
declaring tina. There is treason and sympa
thy for the South in erery one" of those
r, solutions! Bully for Hannah!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-18
Dry Goods,
Crockery,
Boots and Shoes, &c,
AT AUCTION.

Will be sold at Auction next Thursday.
beginning 1T q p. NJ, at - Main st.
and continuing every Afternoon and Eve.
ming until closed out. A large lot of
Fresh, Seasonable and Staple Dry Goods,
consisting in part of Cassimeres, Tweeds,
Carpets. Hosiery Gloves, Uundershirts.
Drawers, Dress Goods, Notions of every
kind Heavy Shawls. Skirtings, &c, &c.,
Also a complete assortment Of IRON
STONE, AND GLASSWARE.
Regular Sale cf Furniture, No
lions, &C., &c, THIS AFTERNOON
AND EVENING.
c.. DU HAD WAY, Auctioneer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-01-18

~ Gas Fixtures and Pipe always on
hand, of the most approved styles and pat
terms which will be put up to order without
delay, at the establishment of Starr IL
White, one door west of Emswiler's g. Co.'S.
Notion Store, Main Street. They also have
on hand. at all times, Gas Tar, Coke and
Fire Brick. which they are selling at the
Gas Works at fair prices for Cash.