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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
OHDSsSCE OrPiCE WAN DEPAET sEsT,
WAsuiSgToS. aug Il. 1862.
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart

PROPOSALS. will be received by this Depart
ment until p W. tie 2'zh Augps. 1902 for the de-
Avery ., tho r,saeL Cove, .o,, lseHd -,
yrk, Of tie following INFANTRY ACCOUIREMENIS,
Siz
q Oco Shoulder and Wais, BELTS with Plates, for non.
: -sioard Oticess-
800 SHOULDER and Waia BELTS with plates. for Eiu.
siasrs
accent erents are TO be made In eiric: r'ornity
i.h the regulation pet-Tns sample. o. which can b-
susd the above Ar.eLa and 10 be sgneci 10 uspec
zion a, tha, Arsenal before b-ig received by tic Govsgn
u.ni be accepted pd for hut scch are sp
proved inspection. These Be... 10 De OF t !atr
~ IcFed heretofore made.
Devero. nust De mode in Tote Of not less than 40 ser
Ter week i'f al CONTRACTS 81 TO- under 20: les than
% per week all from 1880 to ~ 'Vi 500
per week for from II ,Jv t. Neof END 900 %"
week for all above that counting from the date Of
the contract
Falrc 70 deliver g. specified viii subject the
tractor forfeiture Of the amount due si that time
Tie be boxed the custom manner
.hc be sed 10 10 determined by tue In
-sPector " ,
No bid tr BE- cnsdered which does not state explicitly the
eiAce. time. and qusu'i Of each delivery.
Esch party obtaining contract vii be required 70 enter
y bonds with proper suree-. oE the feitAni 4oment
o. tie
Bids OF persons who manufacturer regular deal
-rs la leather will be considrred aud the Depart
I'll. hi reject al bios which Lay be
~ $500, $50 .
pom III. award being rs5s sfnl bdaer' win be not.
6af and thew will flrii-hed win icrs OF The contract
and Of the hoad re4u ed # tbrrn. o.. ~ nj
Proposals sill be Addressed TO 'Gerera James w kipty
Cii.f dusnce Wa hing,on D c. aud sl be ld'f-gd
Proposals for nono0mmi,si, ned ofce AM Musicians
b.lt.U JAS ". RIPLEY.
Brig Gen. ud Chief Of Ordnance
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Krceiu,s Of Produce.

FRIp,r August 10 II Oi8 bhi.. Hour. Ia hbs Com
Me-. 80 blss CO.. bh,. Li.ky, 2sCtl busn Whost
2oood Do o. 1850 do Com o3 issa Provisions, $50 pIgs
Lard - ksgE do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

ASSISTANT QrAKTBHsasTHK.pgSSHAIs oYTCa,
No STATE SfEHLT NAVY OHh. August ~. 10
GEALED PROPOSALS VIII bc received ~
- mi. oaire until y o'clock N on SATURDAY the lftA
fu, 10Y supplying the fooyi articles ~ III NBEh,
los 90 feet 2noA SPIJ ca PLASh
75tO3 Zee, liuch PINE BOAtOS.
Tie shove lumber o good chantare quality sub
tt 70 ispeton and be delivered board such vsse
may employed 10 iranspor 4 wnieh vessels WI be
-l,csd "A Ouyeusut Joe sioLs ior q. sAillsut
ID H. IONrkISs,
Assistant Qusri. IN .sier. General
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Amussmenrs
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
WONDERFUL COMBINATION OF NOVELTIES.
THE WORLD NEER SAW THE LIKE!
GEN. TOM THUMB G. COM. UTT,
GEN. TOM THUMB 6 COM. MUTT,
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR $1,000.
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR 81, 200.
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR 81 ,OCO.
MUSEUM CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT
MUSEUM CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT.
CHARLES s sTRATON Of Bidsepor,. CT the origins.
GEN. TOM THUMB.
GEN. TOM THUMB,
hiss been peed By nearly oil the Kings Queens, Empercrs
and Poteptsies OF the civilized world
Goo7Se Washington Mutt OF Manchester. N H., known
COMMODORE MUTT,
COMMODORE MOTT,
COMMODORE MUTT,
Claims 20 he the s.sles living lie. like Tom Thumb
witty pert and ohsrnnsy interesus the pet OF the
ladies AID children aud the admiration Of all Such pair Of
charming and delightful wonders
THE WORLD NEVER SAW TOGETHER!
Mr. Bunum has With the greatest difficulty prevailed upon
these GREATLTTLK MgSbi pair Of mieaure actor. and
p,rforn,rs-.o inset in NOBLE FRIENDLY STRIFE. and
publicly exhibit sether ina
GRAND TRIAL OF MERIT AND SKILL
Nr. Bsrnum has agreed to rvos
PRIZE Or ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
PRIZE or ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
20 the hero who proves the talented and attractive
They will be At al hours, EVERY DAY and EVEN
ING. for two weeks ard will give special performances
Morning Afternoon and Evening II. and n o'clock
They will also be ndin5 about the Museum
THEIR EXHIBITIONS ARE WONDERFULLY
EXCTrlNO
THEIR EXHIBITIONS ARE WONDERFULLY
EXCITING,
consisting Of every character Costume. and performance
which they capable Of producing including SONGS
DANCES. GRECIAN STATUES. MILITARY DRILL,
sCOrCn SAILOR, IRISH and NASKEE COSTUMES.
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, COURT DRESS. WILL
KINS, BOBBIW AROUND DRUNKiRD, YANKEE
DRUMMING. FREDERICK THE GREAT. BILLY BAR
LOW SAILORS HORNPIPE. &c. Gen. TOM THUMBS
MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS viii b. exhibited
THEIR RIVAL LITTLE COACHES AND PONIES,
with elm corchmon and ootnen in livery. viii be
the Museam At lol q and O'Clock daily.
SPLENDID FARCE COMPANY
consisting OF Mrs J. ]. PRIOR Mis- KATE COSSOR
Mr. J. L. NAGLE aud Messrs UAViLASD, Riley. and
ANDERSON IL also sa.ed and give THIS AFTERNOON
and EVENING the ELEGANT COMEDiETrA entitled.
THE WIDOW OF PALERMO.
Ye, with all this and the Million OF other Cuos.les ffon all
parts the world. tho pro. o, admission reman' a.
ONLY ~ CTS CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS ID CTS.
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Pnrninn fIuio, Oils, 81.

IRIJDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received ect from the manufactures ard wells tll
for Quantities 70 sut II PRIME mp ns "iarf - me
A 10 No. 10 and i7s Nfi4ui -. Nrw-iol-
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40 to the SEA sIDE.-The ears of Il
90 Gporlsmen.

I Il. CROOK. No. % Fulton-sr., Manufac-
~ tprer and La porter of FISHING TACKLE IN al It's
v,.e.r cutlery Gun, Powder Shot, Nets Fyko'. a.
Eepsirius done al short notice tstgblshed IN ItJ'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
The earnings Of the Sandusky Dayton and Cin-
nnsii Railroad for The yeas ending June 30 were:


Tho net of last year war 80 5S3 90, from total of
$ijO,2i5 80. The statement of the year just closed
given above exhibits a decrease Of sl2,O92 10, in
the gross earnings, aud All increase in the net OF
sis,iH q.
The overdue bonds Of lSJ6. amounting stated
in last annual report to sl2J O0O have been reduced
sii 40, leaving oslstandIng balance Of $50 $40.
There WA. n speculative movement in demand
notes Ibis morning, which carried the quotation 70
l07 l07. bat the supply coming ou, freely for
realization, the rate fell back to i07, at which they
clo,ed. Gold has been very heavy during the day.
and has fallen RAPIDLY as !! advanced yesterday.
The movement of the las. two days looks like sn
artificial iufarion for the purrose OF making mar
ket for realizing. tbs has teen sided by pur-
chasers 10 cover shorts At tue close ll4i Wac tie
best bid against lljl yesterday. The ! 3Os after
selling Ut l0i privately TO moderate extent, fell back
To 1881. Tie demand for Oregon certificates has
been active and at the close but few could be bought
below par.
In money there ia no change excepting increased
ease On demand the rsres sre 3 al per cent mostly
in per cent, ssrictly prime paper IL Sat per cent.
TIE exchanges 1T the clearing house this morning
were t2 81, G}j Is. The Home Life Insurance mas
declared a femi-annual interest dividend of tlSce
aud n half PER cent payable on the 18th int. Tic
Lorillard Fire Insurance Company semi-snnuai
interest dividend of three and half Ter cent on the
capital stock, and an interest dividend Of six per
cen, ON the outstanding scrip of tie company both
PAYABLE on demand.
TIE frat Impressions Of the small Treasury notes
and postal currency viii be sent TO Washington on
Treasurer at this port viii he ready 70 pay them ont
by the latter part OF next week.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at New-lork foT the week
ending Aug. / (, and since Jan. /:
ne Hto. 1860. IS01. 1852.
Dry ,joods,............ sJ-.t li9 fagiyS rql .s8
Throw Iiark.t...... 1919" JJJ,.0' sId,'tS
jan l.
Th!vpn IuaIket.... a. Hi2J3 ~ ib7,asJ S,bi,b53
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Dui!0iuo 1ilatcrials.

TO BUiLDERS.-SklD-
& MORRIS PATENT FERRULE for pOOh-k NObs can
a. o,,.irsd :. sANY BALp., N Il MANl'S. corner n;
ohn AID prtchs TIE Of the terue OF Sleeve j. 20
Crc,suI the scssr IN iAe Eno' if'Hi Ues0"s o's anu ~
fl. out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

uiStATukB ALnAHAo
-Gn--gises...5:il Sess Moou-Risel loA1
sandy Hook.ll;0 GOV. Islsnd. .l5:5s Hs3as 1:3l
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The receipts Of the Morris Cana

The receipts Of the Morris Canal for the week,
mpa,ed with lS6i, have been;
Total 10 Aug g. iOCl.........ti2o,0i9 Il
W.rh ending Aug TO- 1901. B,0l3 1j-sl36o62 a.
Total to Aug. 2 LOOP. ........ . H.. 81 Il
Wcox oDding Aug. D. lei!... 8.l5l D. l2l1i5 ~
Decrease Ia Observation-Disclosures. SHJli W
Tie receipts and shipments Of produce at Chicago
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OUTER FOR TIE ARMY AND NAVY,
j. SINGLE Pounds aud up,-af warranted 10 keep Any
mate pr, Up Dy ID. O. PECk, No. z5o Washington 81,
Sst-ioTk.
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GusCehaueon5.

DRICK PRESSES and DRAIN TILE MA
ID CHlNES.-f4csory, no. so sth-t, Phi,sd,!ghis
: +. MILLER
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(uTnIiurc.
Gummcr Hctrcais.

NATSKILL NJ OUNTAIN HOUSE
~ Thi hsor.s summer open for 80. rec"p
An o. guests Visitors will md ~ al timer autho ii"d
s.er; Csttsk soost landing, AID EitsLi sN On
Railroad, as.lst v.iiors poside conveyance hhe
sharvc O. Usrgsge etc
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The receipts from Tie hIt, OF JHHuHIy TOT 'HIee
wears we've:

The deposits at the Sub.Treasury to-day on tempo
rary loan ct 2 ceut reach pegly bali million Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

NIBLOs GAKDEN.-SUMMER SEASON.
~ Lessee and Manager wv. WHEsTtyI.
SECOND WEEK OF GABRIEL RAVEL AND TROUPE
AID YOUNG AMERICA,
The Child olicr the
THREE FIXING IRAPKZE EVERY EvENIS0.
TONIGHT, the Uramsiic Santouiue %
J,CkO THE BRAZILIAN AFk. -
PIPO comic character. GABRIEL RAYEL.
10 conclude with the
THRyY FLYING TRAPEZF.
LA LEOTAHD. by lOUN6 AMERICA
AneT the COMEDY PAS CllNOlS. by Young Auencs
The Embellishments viii With th. one act Com.
.dy Of Dr. DiLwOK by the Dramatic COMPANY
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
~We are glad to observe the strict or

EHWe are glad to observe the strict or
der which is maintained by Col. Bickle in
the camp Of the 18th regiment. Our streets
the soldiers conduct themselves in a very
gen'lemanly manner, winning golden opin-
ions from our citizens. The officers deserve
grea, praise for their endeayors to promote
the character of the 69;h "our own regi-
ment," and we hope that both officers and
men will continue to merit the good opinion
we have formed of them
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

ExT The quintessence Of despicable mean.
ness, is contained in the notice ia the las,
Broadare of Col. Bickle's warning to liquo,
sellers to cease selling the soldiers Of the
Goth whisky. That delectble, non person
al sheet, has no objection to 'the suppress
sion of the liquor trade;' but insipuates tina,
il confscstion Of whisky occurs it will be
"for the benefit Of persons about the head
quarters" This is expressing no ohjec-
ton over tie LEFT. and is tantam cunt to en-
couraging the 69lh soldiers to drink as
much as they please--,he example being
set at headquarters! Since Col. B. assumed
the command of Camp Wayne raised by
his exertions the 69th and 84th regiments =
received his comm ssion of Colonel Of the
Goth. no man can with truth say that he has
not strictly sbstaned from the use Of intoxi-
eating liquors himself, and discountenanced
its use with those under his command. But
it is in perfect character with the Are editors.
Col. BIS friends had named him as q can
didate for Congress, in opposition to "hon.
George w. Julian" and the dastardly in
situation was Matched up to injure the Col.
in their estimation. All that is fair and of
good repute in any man opposed to Julian,
must be blasted it order to enure to his
political advancement! This has always
been TIE Julian programme.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
To the voters Of Wayne County.


We ask your votes. citizens. for
JONATHAN r. WHITACRE. of Center
Township, whom we propose as candid
ate for Sheriff of Wayne county, at the
election on next Tuesday week, Oct IA
Mr.. Whitacre, enlisted as a private in the
Goth Regiment, and, at the battle Of Rich
mond, Kentucky, was wounded in the leg
so badly that it was obliged to be ampusa-
ted. Mr. w. has large family dependent
on him for support. and. by this casualty
that support would be but meagre, were it
not for the hope that his immediate friends
have. that he might be selected TO fill the
cost of Sheriff, for which he is we'll quail
fed. We know he comes up to the standard
deemed requisite by President Jefferson to
entite man to hold office: honest, capa-
bic and faithful. He has proved himself
faithful to his country, by volunteering to
defend with his life our glorious Constitu-
ton, and the inestimable blessingsit guar
autees, and we are confident that grateful
people will say to him by their votes :
'WKLL poNK!''-thou hast fought the good
fight!- we will thus reward. tho slight it
may be for the service rendered. our brave
men who return 60 us manned from airing
q good warfare in battling for the RIeHr!--
| By the loss Of his limb, Mr.. Whtscre is
placed out Of the line Of promotion in
military life; but the offices Of the country
are yet open to our brave soldiers, whether
they have been doing their duty as privates
or as officers, if they are not totally disabled
from discharging the duties they enjoin. and
a patriotic People will delight in doing them
honor for their invaluable services.
Trusting to the nobls and generous i'm
pulses of the People Of Old Wayne. we
with confidence ask at their hands the office
of Sheriff for Jonathan r. Whitacre.
Oct. 3. 1869. MANY VorKRs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

"An Are to Grind."- The True Julian
Republican. thinking now to aid in reseat-
ing George in Congress, is heaping up
praise on the gallant conduct Of Col. Mere
di,h, his officers and soldiers. By this course
it is hoped that the friends of Col. NJ. will
be con ciliated, and that they will assist the
miserable demagogue to a position from
whence he can again hurl his lying SLAM
ders, on the Coils devoted head. Col. NJ ;,
has compelled the internal scoundrels who
have pursued him with the vilest of abuse
since he obtained his commission, and left
no foul and dishonorable means, that theil
corrupt hearts could devise, to prevent him
from receiving it, to do him justice-.to ack'
nowledge his fitness and capacity to com.
mand, and his bravery on the battle field
AN axe to grind is the motive prompting
them to this acknowledgment. The Colonel
and his friends properly appreciate praise
from this source. and his malignant personal
enemies receive no thanks for it from them
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

Notwithstanding the war
and its excitement. it is encouraging to see
that the educational interests of our State
are going steadily forward. The State Uni
versity. at Bloomington. the Asbury Uni
versity, at Greencas,le. the N. w. Chris
,ian University. at indianapolis, as well as
other institutions of learning in our State
are all in flourishing condition and doing
well. In our own county (Wayne.) the
schools are doing well. and although they
have suffered greatly from the depression OF
the times, their strength and vitality is en-
coursging. We are indeed glad to chron-
icle such success.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
,Sofiefy and Ysstoffife 9irfftoru, e.
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

st. PAULs, tEpiseopai.J Rev J. B. Wakefield Rector
services I61< a n. and = p. NJ
ST NARYS, tCathoiic) Rev. Aeg Merz, Pastor, servi
ees and 10 A. NJ and r. NJ
ST. ANDREWS, Catholic Rev j. b. H. Scope, Pastor
services s and 10 A. N. aud p. M.
LIST PREsBYrERIAN, Rev Mr.. Van Doren, Pastor, ser
vices Iok A. ". and r. NJ.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, Rev. Mr.. Aten. Pastor, ser.
vices Io1s A NJ. and p.
PEARL st. METHODIST, Rev. Mr.. Simms, Pastor,
services Io1s A. NJ and J p N.
CfIRISTIAN--Henry Hall. southwest corner Main
and franklin streets. Services by Elder A. j. Hobbs
and third Lords day each month-moT nm
and evening.
UNION CHAPEL, Rev. A. Greenman, Pastor, services
lex a. II. and r. M.
GERMAN METHODIST, Rev. Godiove TrefE, Pastor,
services lOx A. NJ and p. n.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Rev. Ch,s. schadov Pastor,
services 10 A. NJ.
ed GERMAN LUTHERAN. Rev Mr.. Grosson, Pastor,
services 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ
AFRICAN N. Il. CHURCH Rev. ". C.Trevan Pastor.
services i0Lz A. NJ. and 8 p NJ.
FRIENDS HICKSITE, services ii A.
ORTHODOXY A. M
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
From COrlsaeh.

The following extract from letter re-
ceived here by J. X. Boswell. from his
brother. Brigadier General Boswell, com
manding LIST Mss, Volunteers, dated Cor.
inth. Miss, Sept. ed. may be OF interest
to our readers:
1--WE had three hours fight last Friday
at Iuka. Price made . move to flank CORN tt
on the east, but We met him and drove him
from his position after three hours vel
contested fight, in which one OF our batter
les was taken and re taken three times, rest
ing in our hands at last. The enemy were
soon iu full retreat, with Gen. Rosecran;
pressing his rear. Yesterday Rosecrani
captured portion of Prices baggage train
Both sides fought desperately. aud at ont
time hand to hand. clubbing their guns
The enemy left their dead and wounded OF
the field. Our loss was in killed and woun
ded about 400. the enemy's about Co.,"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, on the third We inesday. .........
Richmond Lodge, meets on the first Tuesday
evening in every month.
King Solomon Chapter second Friday.
Wayne Council, first Thursday in March. June,
September andD
BrittOn Lodge (colored first Monday in each
month.
/. o. O. r
White Water Lodge meets ovsry Friday evening.
Herman (tierman) Lodge,cvery Tuesday evening
Woodward Lodge,every "Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday Of each month.
Degree of Rebecca, of Whitewater and WOODWARD
Lodges, first and third Tuesday of each month.
Degree of Rebecca, of Herman Los ge first and third
Monday of each month.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

The HKALrH OF ouR CrTr.--We regret to
chronicle n unusual number of cases Of
sickness in our usually healthy city. The
disease is however of hgh, character, be.
ing principally ague and the fevers incident
to this season Of the year. There is bu.
little fatality however, and we trust that
with the early frost, health will once more
resume its wonted sway.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

re- They do say that our friend Captain
Crawford has an elegant stock of new and
desirable dry goods. and what is better he
sells them at unprecedented low rates.
Now to our country friends we would say.
that if you wish TO take advantage Of the
times, call at d. B. Crawford's ard you can
purchase dry goods Of every description at
less than New York Who'll, sale prices
Mark this!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

la correspondent of the Steele Paris the govern
ment organ of France writes fros. Tanis, Agi,rs as
follows:
"Our College of philosophers a, heme may. and
probably do accomplish great deal for the cause Of
science, but the Americans the peerle to
these discoveries to practical account Many Of the
madern inventions IN here American, and
American chemist, DR.. J. c. Aver Of Lowell, sup
plies much the medicine consumed in this coun-
His Cherry Pectoral. Pills, >arsaearfIi and
Agae Cure constitute the staple remedies here. be-
cause they are CT easy application, in thor
>alts, and have the confidence of the people. While
the science of medicine is carried higher psrfec-
ton in our own country Krance than any other it
strikes trenchman a Dfle singular that Amer
'esn Physieiin should furnish the medical skill ard
remedies for cur Principal Province.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

The FoRcEs AT ANrrKrAM.-The rebels,
previous to the invasion OF Maryland, boast
cd that their force on the Potomac was 5O,-
600 men and counted upon victory as a sure
thing, as they believed that Mcclellan had
only 50, 900 men. The rebels in the battle
of Antietam say that all the divisions OF their
army were present in that fight. The force
that Gen. Mcclellan had in the battle is said
to be between 30, 900 aud 10000 men. SO
he has beaten an army &C. 900 stronger than
bis own, or more than half as large again.
This is no ordinary achievement, but it does
not satisfy quite the ION to Richmond" peo-
pie. who think shat dash supplies any dis
parity Of numbers. and that 10000 men
ought to bag" Observation-Disclosures
Ledger.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

~L'. Joseph Cook, Of the 10Th Indiana
regiment, is in the city, for a few days
He is still suffering from the effects OF his
wound received at the battle near Bull Run,
Va. Lieut.. Samuel Meredith has returned
and is spending short furlough a, Cam
bridge CITY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
4 Hc,iforious Candidafe.-We learn tn

A INeriforious Candidate I'VE learn that
the friends Of Jonathan w. Whitacre. oil
Centre Township. wish to present him as a
candidate for Sheriff in the coming election.
Mr.. Whitacre had The misfortune 10 lose a
limb in the late battle of Richmond, Ken.
lucky. and is highly esteemed by his COM
panions OF the Goth, as well as all who know
him. Let voters forget political aspsra nj,
AND do honor to the brace soldier. BY girizs
him an overwhelming cote.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

I'VE witnessed drill of the new reg
iments Of Infantry on sunday last at India
napolis. 1t was a skirmish drill with firing,
and reflected great credit upon the officers
in command. Lyle's cavalry was ou. on
Monday afternoon and acquitted themselves
admirably.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

~The drills Of our citizen militia con-
tinue on Tuesday and Friday afternoons
So far there has been . good attendance
The old Home Guard seems to stake the
palm" in promptness and efficiency. Cam
not our other organizations GENE to time?
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

81 The editor Of the JET. attended the
gathering at Eaton of the Vallandingh ham
ners on Thursday week-was one of the
distinguished" rostrem guests, &c; and
the honor confered'--the excellent speak
ing on the OCCASION etc. What's the mat
ter with Val. Mr.. Elderi---isn't he all right
on the goose? Or do you intend to face
on your old friend and co-laborer for Breck-
enridge and Bright
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03

~O Our friend Charles Thompson has
leased the Huntington House stables for a
Livery and Feed Stable. We hope our
citizens and strangers coming 10 town will
literally patronize Charley, as he has good
teams to let at reasonable prices. and can
furnish any amount OF forage and stabling
for our country friends
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-10-03
~ Parties WISHING leaf tobacco of III

~ Parties wishing leaf tobacco of the
very best quality, at most reasonable rates,
would do well to read the advertisement Of
Chas. Bodman, Of Nos. 60, 81 and 66 Wa
ter street, and Of So and 81 Front street,
Cincinnati. Ohio. He keeps on hand a
splendid assortment of Virginia. Kentucky.
Ohio. Indiana, and Connecticut leaf obacco,
which our tobacco merchants would do we'll
To notice