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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-07

." The plan inveased ~ 0sosgal 0eess - seoD -.
cession, wss like al eaapsiGas asviss1 ~ hin, vsy
able in IFS details, and nearly esssAin = goessal sae-
cess. The Southern Staess full ~ asssoals asl
forts, commanding their rvsss - ssa0seis poinAsS
General Scott desipsd toAAsfs1 the Army of he
Cnitsd States these fsssssoSpssAay asl qa1aly
as possible. The SooaAssn 0ea6oo eo0l1 Nse - -
comm uncstion bstwssa H. 0evesnneat ApA ~ r..
rssses without gfeae 1sss vAleA sAay 60 noA boiA
for years, take then by 1aaA vtsAoas hoalseA
thousaod men, masy hssarsd niliisas a Aslla0 ~.
ersi campaigns, a. many bloody Gsigs, Had 0epss
bssn able 70 hsvs - tAsss foso h tks seu1ise -
desired them 10 b., IL SoseAosn ConSs1asDsy uoaA
not now exist" Part u he ealeau psUooaneea %
Secretary Floyd (whs As6sasA sspsss vasasb ~ ~
city. tr 4.If HEY go - ?
II wss mot till gaasasy {. 4hsA - - - q
ssefsta,y Holt, sssoas ed leyal aaall eetalss4
permission % sspd sueeor - fbsbso Gnsyeoo q
Fort Taylor, Key West, go g. she Gn0o &0o ooo-
paoy-M.jor Asnold's. Iron Hosasa-so oesupy Dost
JsGseson. TortsxAS IsA.s1 .SaR Aiue eeoops1y -
been thres days Issss ~ fese Us1jd hsse tso ~
occupied BY Iiorsdises nh keeve 49, - sjAsas
hsd sheis eyss spes rsv0sdp esetst tUAGA -
srn the commerss II de Axisaa Qall( - 0ihssins
sn1 MaIsA govern fAas q ths MsaiAssuGAa wa
Fsrss JeAsrsos ssl 1aDAs,' - ssss0 01As AsD
purcoassd a sssly gssDDsaa nse0ni1iss. -.
nvss known q sAs Nssy Uo6aeosst sSae ~
BsosGiyn, with CsS1aiG Va11ga AsanA Oss4 -
Obliged in open - - asaA - saA - ess ksheeA,
and IN rough vessA2 nnaAs ssoassiaDe5 - ny -
% lDdssd. II ~ 01Do asea, - - 1Aone oso
-. sssasked - s.6ay sassssl e0gs ssolnAsssos
msnt eeuiA bsve- -ssasha1 ~ o0sAs 0FA0D -
where aions is eesA laa1- - = tsssfs 7zvsfs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-07
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestines,

Which they wIn make st the shortest notice gusrsn
tesipg 1T They hope by sttention busin
give entire satisfaction to all vho them
patronage. J. ZEYEJ 4 BKOruEK.
81, Maia street.
October 3i, 1861. - 3m
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03

ter managed, that a knowledge of their intention
did not reach the officers of my command, altho'
alert until late hour of the night. Apprehen-
sive that some trouble of the kind might occur,
had last night two additional sentines placed on
posi-; Md was up myself the most of the night
The soldiers left the garrison at the dawn OF day
and before any commissioned officer was up.
You are of course aware of the wanton and
most likely premeditated murder of one, and the
probably fatally wounding of another of the most
peaceable soldiers in my command. 1t is but rea-
sonable to expect some excitement on the part of
soldiers, when such action is allowed to pass
without the proper attempt to ascertain the gull
ty parties and bring them to punishment. From
what conceive to be reliable testimony. have
no doubt that my men were shot by one of the
most noted offenders that has for the past years
figured in the criminal Annals of California, un-
der the so6riquet of "Cherokee Bob" cannot
but express my surprise that the citizens of your
city did not take interest enough in this matter
to have had this notorious criminal arrested.
am glad to learn that there is disposition on
the part of the citizens to full investigation of
the matter. 1t shall have my hearty coopera-
ton.
will answer for the good conduct of the men
under my command, if you will for the citizens
of your town. My men will not disturb any cit
zens if let alone. If they offend against any
one. possess ample power to punish them; and
trust that, should any such cases occur, they will
be reported to me, instead of some citizen at
tempting to assume this authority himself
Very Respectfully
HARVEY LEE.
Lit. Col. 4th Infy. CAL Volunteers.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03
CONSTARLE'S SALE.

EDY virtue of an Execution to me directed Nnd
Ed delivered. on the 25th day of April. AID.
1862. issued out of Justice Peter Singers Court,
Of Township No 10. Placer county, and Stale OF
California on a judgment rendered in said Court
on the 18th day of February. A. D. 1862. in favor
of John I. Connor, and against Robert Stead
Co.. for tn. sum of Ninety-tour Dollars and tweh'
ty-three cents damages, and for Twenty-scVeG
Dollars and seventy-ive cents costs OF suit,
have levied upon and will expose to public sale,
to the highest bidder for cash, at the door OF
Justice Peter Singers office, in the town OF Lin
coin, on
Saturday, the 24th day of May, A. ID. 1852
at the hour of ten (O) o'clock. A. M all the rlghl.
title, interest and claim which the said kooer'
Stead Il Co., had on the l4th day OF Feoruary'
A. D. 1862, or since that time, in and to the lol-
lowing described property, to-wit: All thsI etl,
tain piece or parcel Of land lying IN IoWnsntp
No. 10, Placer county, designated as Sec4on =,
Township l3 North, Range East, Mount s.o. plap,J
base and meridian, and known as the "o'e"u
Ranch," with all improvements and appur'enaus, ns
ces thereto belonging All of which named a!u
described property shall sell as aforesaid, Ut .o bo
much thereof as may be sufficient to satlsiy in' S
said Judgment together with costs due ana " ~
come due thereon. - ,o.h d,v
Given at my Office in Lincoln this the oU,n u"'
of April, A. D. 1862. Il. tDDEN En ~
Nav 3d 1S62-3W
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03
Free Press and Free Speech, or Profession
vs. Practice.

In the campaign Of 1850, ever Jsnner of
the Republicans-every SPEAKER OF that
school, declared for a free press and the free
dom Of speech, but now that they have ac-
quired power they are as silent as the grave
upon these great prerogatives Of the Ameri
can people. The reason is very plain-in
their practice they have totally ignored their
professions, their declarations in 1860, were
re-false--uttered purposely to de-
ceive.
They have suppressed by the strong hand
Of power, the leading democratic papers of
the Atlantic States, not that there was in
fact any treason in what they were publish
ing, but because they did what has been done
ever since we have been nation:-critcised
the conduct of the administration; for show
ing up the falseness of the doctrines of the
Republican party. This was their only
crime. As if this was not sufficient, the ad-
minisration seized upon all the lines of tel
egraph--another source of information to the
peope--and placing it under a censorship
holds it firmly in its grasp. Ritling
letters and newspapers is a common practice
by the agents of this administration, in the
P.O. Department. There is not a source of
information that has not been placed under
the iron heel of this Republican despotism.
When the citizen complains of these things,
the best apology that the friends of the ad
ministration are able to make is, the asser'
ton, ,ha, these abuses are quite common in
the seceeded S,ates--among the rebels-as
if bo;nr orrairna6 for mur1ar in Caljfor.
MIA could claim his acqui,ta 10y charging B
with perpetrating a similar crime in Oregon.
S ch excuse is but adding insult to injury
When the democracy ruled no such outrage
occurred-free press and free speech existed
in the life blood of democracy. 1t was no
catch word written on transparencies, but a
vital principle engraved upon their hearts
and they never forgot it.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.
State of California, County OF F"'

TNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PREShNnn S,iI,,".
N that Anna Matilda Hearn, wle ol INV inU" os
Hcarn, both of said Township, ana Co9n'y Toro.
Placer, and State of California aioresa!u, u" cor.
by make known and declare my lnteh'lon W own
ry on business in my own name, ana or NY oct of
account as Sole Trader, in pursuance VI e anti.
the Legislature of the State of California CIV" W
tied IAN Act to authorize married women r.". ~
transact business in their own name as Io c,rtber
ders.n approved April 18th, 1852 ana iua of
declare that said business will be the oue'nr mar
Farming. raising Stock, and all business "rpd
tanning to agricultural pursuits; also i,n % he car
all business appcrtainng thereto and W. County
ried on and practiced in said Iowhsn,p' If copi-
and State aforesaid and that the amount y, I've
tai invested in this business ooee INV
thousand dollars ,,n+o set my
Tn witness whereof have hereuhto so 1e63.
hand and seal, this 30th day OF APl'' 11EARN.
A''"N ''''' '' ANNA MATILDA hEANN'
In presence of Thos McEwan.
state Of California, County oi ,.,eo,e
On this 3Oth day of April, A. D. loSl' b. conntv
me, Justice of the Peace, in ana 'oi "a un Matilda
aforesaid, personally appeared Ahu,' tho nerson
Heorn. personally known to me to De .ne appclora-
described in and who executed the above Metlda
ton as party thereto and the SAID Ann' hay.
Heorn, said to be the wife of Thomas !ie" ';4h the
inc been by me first made acquainted WI WV 70 me-
contents of said instrument, acknowledge, the
on an examination apart from anu Mon,ed the
freely and Voluntarily without lite fear hota"d Or sU
pulsion or undue influence Of her sala nuep eJecu,
and that she does not wish to refrac' '"o
tion of the same. ,o,,rto set my
In witness whereof, ] have hereun.o o,foresad,
hand and seal. in Township and County "'o'>
'"o ''' '''" '0'' Fl. p. FRENCH, L. s.
Justice of the Peace, Up. ~; sw
April 30th, 1862,
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03
TMAYOR's LETTER.
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Walla Walla, April 18th. 1862.

Walla Wala April 18th. 1862.
Co1 H. LEE, Commanding Post Walla Walla:
Sir-A number Of the citizens of this city have
formally called my attention TO proceedings of an
armed body of the soldiers under your command,
to the following effect:
That at an early hour this morning company
of some seveny-fve to one hundred soldiers,
purporting to act under instructions from the
commanding officer, did appear in the streets of
this city, arresting the sheriff and otherwise OBJ
truding upon the rights of sundry citizens, making
threats and demonstrations manifest of a bellige-
rent character
cannot think for a moment, that the proceed
ings have your cOuntenance or authority. and
would hasten to apprse you of the event. that
you may take such measures us shall relieve our
citizens of any apprehensions that has assumed
an alarming aspect.
Your immediate attention is respectfully called
to the matter, that l may take such steps that
will allay the excitement consequent upon so un-
usual proceeding.
will state for your Information. that the civil
authorities will take such steps to the end that
full invest cation shall be had of the recent riot
at the theatre, and every means in my power
exercised to maintain the predominance of law
and order. In this respect, I hope to receive your
cooperation.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
E. B. WHITMAN, Mayor.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03
Folsom Telegraph.

WHAT DOES ANYBODY KNOW ABOUT IT?-
The Sacramento Union says that the farce
Of secession will hardly last another month
What do you know about it? We might say
it will last five years. What do we know
about it? What does any Of US know about
it? Amador Dispatch.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03

The WIRE BRIDaE.-The wire suspension
bridge, over the American river, will be ready
for travel on the 7th of next month. This
will be welcome news to the people of Fol,
som. Telegraph.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03

BUsINEss.-The general branches Of bust
ness in Folsom, have been most active and
renumerative during the past week. We
believe there is more business transacted in
one week in Folsom, than in any town with
in thirty miles of US, in the space of thirty
days excepting the city. Telegraph.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03

TRAvEL.-The travel through Folsom is
enormous. There are four regular stages
running to Pacerville, full every morning,
while all the other lines run out extras fire..
quently, and are always full. Telegraph.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03

VvHE ABOVE LINE OF STAGES continues
h to run in connection with the California
Stage Company's Coaches. enabling passengers
to 90 from Forest Hill, Bath, Michigan Bluffs,
Todds Valley and Yankee Jms to San Fran
cisco in the same day.
Leaves Forest ii and Yankee Jims daily at
3 o'clock, A. NJ, arrives at Auburn at s clock,
\. VI.
Returning: Leaves Auburn at y o'clock, NJ.
arrives at Forest Hill and Yankee Jim's at
o'clock. p. NJ. STANTON " W.
Auburn, May lst. 1862.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03

THE COUNTY TREAsURER's REPORr-i Is unavOid-
ably crowded out this week. The finances still
continue in an excellent condition. the total
amount of County funds on hand being $29, ,O98
so. and total amount of scrip outstanding being
$3.50.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03

The new catholic church at Stockton will
be dedicated on May nth.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03

Ey- The May term of the Board of Su.
pervisors will commence in Auburn on Mon,
day.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03
tREPLY OF Col. LEE.1
HEAD QUARTERS, WALLA WALLA, |
April 18th, 1862. {

April 18th, 1867.
Hon. E. B. WHITMAN, Mayor of Walla Wulla:
Sir:-I am in receipt Of your letter of to-day's
date, stating that a number of the citizens Of
Walla Walla have formally called your attention
rs Mayor of said city to the fact that an armed
body Of the soldiers under my command, appear
ed in the streets of your city, representing that
they acted under the Instructions of the Com
manding Officer of this Post, and proceeded "to
arrest the Sheriff, and otherwise obtruding upon
the rights of sundry citizens" etc. The soldiers
were not acting under instructions from the COM
manding officer of this post, nor were they per-
mitted, authorized, or allowed to 60 to town this
morning, either with or without arms They act
ed not only without the sanction Of the command
ing officer but In direct violation of orders, The
plan to go to town In body was concocted by
the soldiers themselves, and so we'll was the mat
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03
ROAD CONTRACT.

WILL RECEIVE PROPOSALS FOR I'M.
4 proving Nevada street between Henry Stones
blacksmith shop and Reed x French's house, for
raising one wall two and half feet high and 26J
feet in length. and continuation of the same
wall 6a feet, to be Al feet high; and an opposite
wall to be 33 feet in length, and p feet high. of
stone without mortar. Said proposal must be
made to me by Monday evening next, at o clock,
p VI. JOHN r. GWGNN.
May g. lS62-1t Committee on Streets.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03
WASHINGTON Anr;l oO,L

A resolution to censure Secretary Weles
for the employment of George D. Morgan
was reiected-45 to 70.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03

Observation-Disclosures City, Linn county,
Oregon, WAS destroyed by fire the other day.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03
says the idea of burning the town has be.r

says the idea of burning the town ass ho.n
abandoned. oeeh
The Conscription law is being ripid,v .,
forced. 1t is reported that Beaureeard ba.
not over $4,000 men at Corinth ~" LOS
plant is made that the Confederate a."
ernment has suppressed the particnI,r. ot
the fall of New Orleans. '' VI
1t is apprehended that the rebel Aee, .,
Fort Wright has been reinforced bv tho ro%
ell fleet from New Orleans, and that ~ 'oo'
tack was not unexpected when the last ho",
left. Commodore Foote is fully prenor"S a,
to meet the enemy. f'0
CAIRO, May lst.
"A steamer from Pitssburg Landino ar-;-
we'd last night, and reports serious Sir.
mish between the advance guard of the Faa
era army, 5000 strong, and a large bodv ~
rebels live miles rom Cornth. The Union
forces were victorious. No mention hos
been made of the losses on either cid"
Cannonadng was still heard when the stesm
er left.
Three thousand rebels are posted neo-
Staunton, Va, to oppose the advance of
Banks column. They will probably ;o;n
Jackson at the Blue Ridge. ~"
Gen. Sherman has been nominated Major
General.
WASHINGTON. April 3Oth.
In the House to day a resolution wos
adopted ceusuring ex'Secretary Cameron for
the employment Of Alex. Cummines-79 ,o
40.
ItfI tn
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03

May DAY PARrY.-The school children
of our town had pleasant May Day Party
on Thursday. Many ladies and gentlemen
were present to witness and participate in
the plays and sports Of the young folks.
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03

BALL AT PINE GRovE.-The Ball at the
Pine Grove takes place on Thursday next
Dana Perkins is known far and near, as the
getter pp of the best balls in the country;
having an excellent ball room, be provides
superior music, sets an excellent table, and
tells his guesta to enjoy themselves. If a
man couldn't enjoy himself at the Pine
Grove with SUCH surroundings" he must be
n poor mortal indeed.
RAIN.-Ths rain Of yesterday, WAS just
what was needed,
The Placer herald., 1862-05-03
MARRIED..

At the School House in Lincoln April oath
by the Rev. W. NJ. Winters, Mr.. THOMAS KUcKrp
to Miss CATHARINE HOwABD, all of Placer comfy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-28
NUMBER 3,612.
CAVALRY.

CAVALRY.
Captain Bracken's COmpany-Western Nir-
giAia-Postoflice address, Parkersburgh.
Captain Stewards Company-Western Vir
g'ais-Postoffce address, Weston
Captain Grahams Company-kentucky.
iCaptain Moreau's CompAny-New Haven ky.
k2oth Regiment-Col. Baker-lst cavalry
I4'nton. Missouri
Forty first Regiment cd cavalry John A
Bridgland, Colonel. New Haven. Ky.
Forty -ifth Regiment-ColOnel Carter-3d
c. valry-Maryland.
Ara Harris's four companies of Indiana cavalry
an at Munsons Hill, Yirginia-PostOfice ad-
dtss, Washington City.
ARTILLERY.
Captain Rabb's Battery, Kansas.
Captain Frybarger's Battery. Missouri
Captain Klaus's Battery, Missouri.
Captain Bushs Battery-Munforisville XIV.
captain Simonson's Battery. Munfordsville
K;.
captain Behr's Battery, Calhoun. Nv.
Captain Harris's Battery. Aunforisville. Ky.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-28
A New Article.
DR.. R0back'S Stomach Bitters.

new and delightful SOmacbic aid Cordial. for giving
tone 20 the stomach and for the prevention of Bilious
complaints incident 90 the Western country. Try it.
A. morning drink, 20 assist digestion and relieve Dys-
pepsia. u has no equal
In favor IL l. superior all other bitfers- Tryh
The formula Of these Biirers ssi the sole prop
erty of Dr. Roback originated with q the odest and
most eminent Medical PractitiOnsrs Of the West, and
Il directly predioated upon the wants q Western peo-
pie.
These biiters derive their stimulus from the powerful
tonic q the roots and herhs q which they
composed, and they BY aayng unnatural cravings
Of the stomach, directly pronotiye u
TEMPERANCE,
T1e present proprietor believes that in making then
widely known the public welfare = subseryed.
II viii be for sale BY al q Dr. Robscks nuerous
Agents. and Al Hotels, ac-, the e,0Intry over.
In the meantime, orders viii - filed direct from Cin-
cna In any quantity and ~ the lowest rates put up
in Quart Botes and securely packed IN one dozen CASES
Half dozen sample Gases Will however be packed and
sent 20 any address II desired
Rsl0a Price 81 per Bottle, or siT or s..
Principal ofhcs and sae<roum No East FOURTH street
Cincinnati, o. Laboratory, No. - Hammond street
april-lswdwlv-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-28
MACHINISTS.
y ~ ~ ~ a. N II ~
AND
BL.fCh SMITH SHOP.

HAV1NG ENTiRKiN EEFTTED THF SHOP PORN.
Ill EhLY oocupied - John Coop~r in Do
Smith Co. Lat alf Huh FACTORY am urepared a. o
al Alnds % work IN the machinery OF hi,ek.mithin
tine Having had twelve years' experience la the -,
machine shops IN the country nater myself tha can
give entire sasfaciion 10 those who NAV favor m 80
'heir work. have IN my employ one OF the best blt
nihs Ia the state aud pay particular attention % hore
hoeing and machine forging
REPAIRING u all kinds promptly attended
Notsls ~ al kinds built for the patent offce
ksmelabcr the place. square south q the Union
li-pat On Illinois street. r PRpNN
iulsiO-dIy 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-28


ton
Pa,Smaster's Clerks 800 per annum, and 75
cent. per day when actually on duty.
CtX plain in volunteers STAG 80.
lntddition to the pay as above stated, one ra-
ton 1er day and abunaant supply Of good
clothyng is allowed 20 every soldier. Quarters.
fuel .tad medical attendance are always provided
by I'D Government without deduction from the
soldis's pay Ifa soldier should become disabled
in tbs; line of his duties the law provides for him
per- ion or he nav, il he prefer it, obtain ad-
misssn into the Military Asylum, which will
afforN him comfortable home so long as he may
wish receive It's benefits.
ToEhe above pay for private soldiers must be
addedsthe additieaal 81 month 20 be paid du-
ring service. the 500 bounty at the end of the
war, fhich has already been provided for. and
the q{arter section of land that Congress will
provife for at its coming session. The bounty
and l;nd apply to officers and privates alike.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-28

NN- p RJ-PP Merchant Tailor. snd dealer in Ready
w Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods, ". les
ltsi shinstcn street opposite the Court HouSe. lodi
annapolis. Ind kceps consfsntiy on hand laigc as>ort
ment of Cloths, Ctssineres Nestings, overcoaiing',
Tweed. Cas-inets Also. genflemens furnishing
glr shirts. Uudershirts. Drawers. Neckties. Crs
vs'-, Haudkerchief'. Gloves etc Goods sold snd the
garments cut free % charge. sps-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-28

Among the many remedies offered 20 the public under
be head Of Patent Medicines, IL l. relief 10 know that
Of them valuable preparaons-wili do what IA
claimed for them-and worthy Of and place In
every family. Belonging this class may be mentioned
DIR ROback's Scandinavian Remedies-BlO0d Purifier and
Blood Pills-which most excellent preparations and
have the desired effect In all for which their l.
Intended Like thousands Of others. bear personal
witness 10 this, having used them in family with the
effects We also acquainted with many who spe
voluntarily in praise Of these medicines.
One of our leading business says that BY the
Of only four bottles Of Purifier he received than
hundred dollars worth q benefit His difficulty Dys-
pepsia. We express thanks for liberal present Of
these remedies for use in family.
For sale in Marion County by W B. vcker indianapolis.
Ro5t Browning. DO: Perkins Co, do ~ Rosengarten,
do; EsDer wOcher, do; W T Hurd, Southport r. n.
Church. Cumberland: =. % Hanna. Oskiend l. Dromhef-
Yeaman. Bridgeport; and by Druggists and Merchant.
throughout the Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-28

d ion to pay. etc. of Lieutenant 10 26 on
Insthe above we have not inserted the frac-
tiOnss parts of dollars, for convenience sake, in
this llatter of but little importance.
BELOW GRADE or LIEUTENANT.
TIE first column denotes the pay per month
of Artillery and infantry, and of dragons and
riAer}en when serving on foot The second col
umn ;ienotes the pay per month of light artillery
and 1f dragons and rihemen when mounted:
SERGEANT Major. Quartermaster
Setgeant. Principal Musician,