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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-03
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NteranDrtn, 81. Mug. gtaA aGer
Bert4ten 1T es eeltern Dem Stonepal Sadlor
e~elunsen, ftG purd Die 8nnpeStruppen, ri
i'm umrtn9en. purb3ul6la9en uup feline Ser.
einisuns NIT Dem Nelt Der ccnf6Oertrten Or
mee gu beiperfteltgen. DteleS J~telultat purOv
iepo6 ni6t pbne furhtbaren Gerlult auf BET.
Den Seitsn errei6t,, pa oas per5weifeltte @e.
fsGt tattfanp. Ho7s l
yla6 Nlem, mas man tn Grmanelung re.
guldrer Beri6te erfabren fam, paren BIZ
Corps Ger 0enerale McD cpel, 5einbelman,
Vorter nno Stgel en9astrt, BON benen Der err
ltere auf benz Itnten, Der apeite auf Dem reh=
ten 6lusel, bic lbrt9en i'm Centrum opetirten.
Der 5aupttbetl Des @efe9tes lbetnt auf
psnt linfen 6li9sl uno i'm Centrum setpelen
3u Iein.
Die 9infe rurOe ben Manalas Suncttuu
se9en ~SbprOu9bfare Sap, Die &e6te I'm Gen=
treptlle UNI oa6 Centrum auf Das ShlaGtfele
BON 8nl Stun BON Wana0as aus porssmOrfs1
Oas @sfeGt purpe pom Seinp ~beepnnen,
tnoem er NaGmitta9s 3ptI6en | uno 2 u9r
lsine Batterien auf unlere etnie lpielen lief.
SIRE &anUnen paren fart unp purtbeiltaft
auf etnem SISelfamm au%fsepFan3t, pGbrnO
unlere 8atterteen bon Der Cfenen @bene aus
feuern mubtsn. Gen. MOreu's Oiotlipn bedte
unlere Batterteen auf bielem Yuntte,
Na9 elmer beftt9en Eancnaoe purbe Sen.
8ufpros &etterbri9aoe, bsltebeno aus penn 1.
Mt9igan, l. gtrsintd= unO /. 8srmOnt-
3eiterresiment, auf unlere auBerlte 9tnte be-
orpert, UNI gu recpenoeciren unO 9esen einsn
gtrlu4, uulere Qinfe gu umseben, gu baden,
Da Der Seino nit elmer lplGen Sepeeung
brp9te. s.a.
ueber unlere 9inte binausrettenb, 400 unlere
Snfanterie biGt btnter un(eren Batterien for
mirt mar, Die NIT grpber 9racilton auf ben
8einp ipteIten, w1breno unlere Srnppen jubel=
ten unD jauG5ten, errei6te unlere &siteret etne
lanfte NnbG9e unp mar i'm 8egrtfe eth De-
tadement gum RunOl6aften au~03ulenOen, oils
man oen Tetno In BOILER Siarfe rie 9inte Der
anltoBenpen 0atoer berabfommen lab.
Man iab cine Observation-Disclosures In Yolttun
9eben, unp Damn famen 8cmben unter unlere
yteiteret seflCsen, gsfclst BON Sart1tl9en unp
Irauben l6u1en,
Sp entpedte man bic abFat Oes 6einoee,
cine 8lantenbepegnng 3a perlu9en, 9anee
Jletben Nebelentufanterte fpnnte man pentlt9
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Mcitercs bUm Gnrnna.

NnQiArD. Der GOnoOn vW(Drnttl9 Dee
ralD" last, eS perpe oaS 6eil Der nGrplt6en
Staaten letn, menn bic europGilAen Staaten
lUfurt Die BurteBung ees Erieges perbtetin
wirQen. ST la9t ferner, Uenn Den General
Mc@lelan, pDer 9cpe poer Srea Elm ernltlt
der unfa0 trefe, 70 werDe li6 Der NOroen auf
einen @ren3trteg unp auf Die 8tpfaOe be
lbrdnfen uno 9e9en Die NiGGte, pelAe Dem
SuOen Nnertennung bieten, nihts gu la9en
baben. 4a
Die Daily Stems" last eS lei tlar, bab
Der &rteg nur Damn IAnea beenotgt merOsn
fGnne, menn Der gforDen cine iiberp1ltieenpe
Iruppenma6t in Oas 6elO ltele.
Der Star" leu9net, Dap bereit5 Nn3et@eu
oafIr pprbanpen leten, oaB Die BepDlferung
Der nGrpli1en Staaten Den Nnforperun9en
Der Nesieruns it6 su ptperIsBen pOsr gu emit
3teben 1u@e. a
syranfreiG. Das Yartier Yase ia9t, Die
grnte let Die bette in ben lebten 10 Sobren
unc man perDe ni6t gu an0partt9em @etretps
letne 3ufluht 3u nebmen baben-
Oer Barrier Correspondent Der Shines Ia9t,
paB Der &atler neuli9 Die Beweguusen @a-
r%ibalDi's gang entl9leoen peroammt babe unr
lelblt Der Nleinun9 1et. oaB rie ttaIienilbe Ste.
eterun9 rabet nibt gang taoellcs let. tts
Die Barrier oGrle mar am 30. lau. 6en
ten IS ST.. 95 st. au
Stalicn. Sc miro beltatt9t, paB @art
ballot in Satdnia etn9e3p9en nno Don Der De
Differing gut e~mpfan9en worOen 1T.
SIM ttalienil1en Senat Durpe AM 20. etn'
Grtlaruns aber Die 8Orsause auf @i5ilisu
Derlan9t.
0tata8t erptOerts, Die 3esterun9 iebe ga.
rtbalpi ais i'm Stanpe Der RebeQiUn befnO.
lib unD Die Situatipn in SI3llien ais emf
an, bVfs aber, Die SAwieristeiten iberpiaoer
3u fDnnen.~
Jtatas,i laete audi, cap Die Communication
Siptlhen @atania uno anDeren 9t10ten unter-
brp9en 1et. -ea a8.5.at
General Mela, Der IS fur @aribalot's Nb=
16t 6telt, auf @fellina Spr3uruden, Bate an
ben 3usansen CUR Stapt BaAen anfselteat.
@artbalDi aber, Der liG Die Gntfernuns Der
tSni9li9en Gruppen gu NuBe ma6te. ridtete
IlAtsunist leinen Narl9 mad @atanta, Die
5lotte in ben @epaiiern oiel er Stapt miro Die
Sin, pper Nusl@lfuns BON 5retpiaigen per=
binOsrn. Man bOfte, 9taIien werpe in etnts
gen SaStn auf ben NUrmal3ufanO SuridBe
rIbrt letn. a.f ss4rsF 81.
9la9 AnbGruns ytata3si's na9m Der Ssnat
SOlgenpes II n
8elalo1en, pab Der Seuat lber3su9t II,
ouB Die Winifer nit Der sr6Bten gaersle
baupeln tpsrpsn, oamit Srpnun9, @eleb nap
Die WarDe Der &rone unO pes Darlaments
unangefOAten erbalten merpen. 4
DIE 9onpon uStmee" tapelt in etnem Qett-
artitel @aribalDt's lln9eltim UNI la9t iein
werps bic SeeBung N9ms ms unbes
lttmmte oerlan9ern.
Stcueftes iiber eonboneerrD. :.
9onbOn, 5rsttas. Die @artbalOt'lA s
5ruse 1T unperanpert. d .s.
@t3tlien lOl in Sela9ernn9s8uIt ano erttdrt
rerpen. ra
Sen. @usia BAT cine 9rOflamation e~rloifen,
pOrtn er la9t, er weroe jeoe bepafnete Sanpe
init @enolt a~uflDlen.
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Ssle9rapbt,cbe Mn1rt6teu.
8ertGtet fir ben baltimore @eder."
Oieuercs BON Ncu Orleans.
Baton @puse serdmmt. @Orreiponcen5 ~Smiidbet
Srefinriose unb Dem 8unbeSbefeblsbaber, =
Gin Mnsriff duf Rem Orleans crwartet.

Satpn 8pu9e %9erGumt. - @prreiponcen; ~Stpiiber
Srecfinricse unb Dem Observation-Disclosures. =
Gin Mnsriff auf Nerp Orleans crtpartet.
Sem SrleauS %. Nugull. Die
&dumung bon Baton Gipuge beSann am per-
flplenen Mputas unp AM ndGiten Sprmtaa
perpen mir ale Sruppeu Buffers bier cpnz
~centrirt leben. Oa li9 in Baton Nouge
mebrere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beftnpen, 10
pirD General Butler bic Stabt fir'8s @rte
ni4t 5erltSren lallen. lleberpies befiubet lid,
= Olnf ben &anpnenbpDte1 = Die Staot
audi na9 DEM 4b5ug Der 2anoun9etruppen
nod in u~nIerer @epalt. Die Staat8biblptbet
1T bieber gefra9t wprpen. . f as
3wiiden Breckenridge uno penn Sberlten
Same, Der 5u 8atpu &Ou9e %cpmmanpirte,
bat Elm 8riefpediel ltatt9efunpen in Betreff
Der &riesSfabruu9, breckenridge befla9t li9
itber bic Nieperbrennun9 bon Bripat6dulern,
iber bic 8el4dfti9un9 BON Ne9eru pur9 un>
.lere Nrmeen, uenut ba8 ubarbarti d. e
u te" unp 8erit0Be ee9en ben &rieSsbrau6
cipililirter Natipnen, uno orpbt tm 8teoer@
~bplunssfule Die i4war5e 6la89e aufSu5iebeu,
b. b. teinen Yarppn nebmen uno seben 3u
mpllen. Sn leiner Antpprt wetft SberIt
Baine auf Die BON ben Gebelen petiibteu
@raucl bin uno la9t, baB er Die IAmar5e
6la9Se ME auf5ieben, uber lfetS OaSieniSe
Banner pertbelcisen werpe, pas audi 8refent
ridge 81 pertbeipi9en 10 oft selampren babe,
Sn Seem Orleans erpartete man etnen Ant
griff lsttenS Der 6ebellen, beren Stdrfe auf
ca. 10000 = bod nur nene Splpaten
gei9dbt puroe.
Ou8 /. 8uuoeSs neutrality-suspicious. bon
2~puiliana 1T ccmplet uno miro BON Sberlt
5plcpmb, frii9er Majpr i'm 13. Conn. Res,
.cpnlmanpirt. SO asaa.
Sour, Sbeplep 1T na4 Seem Orleans
5uriid9efebrt.
@etern 4beno fanp in 2pceun SaQ cine
9rOBe Seriammlnns fat, in wel4er Sr.
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SO9n9. Morsan, !
8riaabe- @clnlnannnn

Sn Der abat, SObn, Du btt un9eruanftta.
Du Bit atseldmuft. On laslt uns nt6t,
mann Du bier letn rtrt uuD bod e~rtpartst
Da, pab mir Dir 1asen lclen, Oh mir pabeim
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gcnppn. 8. Qug.
vJlom orer Gub!" lit bic 2plung, Sbre
9sler wer0en aber pie Wenoung ut1t e Itaunt
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

William Zimmerman, is . candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Jity Marshal at the an
nual election in January next F
Edwin j. Salter, is . candidate for City Mar
shal, at the election on the frs, Monday in JAN
uary next, Jan. 9th, 1863.
We are authorized to announce John Finley,
Esq, as q candidate for re-electon to the office
Of Mayor Of this citv, At the election on Men
day, January 9Th. 1868.
Messrs. Editors: Please announce James NJ.
Poe, Esq. As a candidate for Mayor At the City
Election, and oblige MANY CITIZENS.
We are authorized to announce William w.
Austin as candidate for reelection to the o.
fee of City ClerS.
We are authorized to announce James NJ
Hays, as . candidate for Tax Collector, at the
ensuing election. $40
We are authorized to say that George Wilson
10 . candidate for Marshall of the city, At the
election in January next
We are authorised to announce Benoui New.
by, Is . candidate for reelection to the office O
Street Commissioner, at the annual election.
w E Wilcox, is . candidate for reelection tc
the Office of City Assessor. at the election in
January next.
CR Williams is . candidate for re election Il
he office Of City Collector at the ensuing elec
ton in January next.
~The Liberty Herald says, that A. NJ
Bennett Of that place, is now the Sutler Of the
69th regiment, having bought out Mr. VIM
Show, and hired him IS one OF his clerks
DIR. A. Casterline, Surgeon of the SD Ind
Vols, was married on Wednesday, Nov. 10, in
Rushville, Ind, to Mss Kate r Pugh, Of ths
latter place.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12
sofirts aud fsstsffife girsftoru, &t
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ST. PAULs. (Episeopal.) Rev. J. Wakefield Rector,
services IBk A. ~ and = p. NJ
ct. MARys, (Catboifc Rev. Aeg Nerz, PASTOR servi-
2 and 10 A. 81. and p. NJ
ST. ANDREWS Catholic Rev. j. b. H. Scope, Pastor
services and 10 A. NJ. and r. ".
Ist PKEeBYrERIAS. Rev Mr.. Van Dosen, Pastor, SER
vices IOL A.. N. and p n.
UNITED PRE5BYTERIAN. Rev. Mr. Aten, Pastor, ser
vices 1"x A n AMI r.
PEARL st. METHODIST. Rev. Mr.. simms, Pastor,
services IOk A. NJ. and p. n.
CHRISTIAN--HsnPy Hall, south hwest corner Main
and franklin streets. Services by Elder - -
third Lords day in each nonth-mor ming
and evening.
UNION CHAPEL. Rev. W. A. Goods. Pastor services
lex 4. ~. and 2 p N.
GERMAN METHODIST, Rev. Codlove Tre's, Pastor,
services iOh A. N and : r. N.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Rev. - - fastor,
services 10 A. N.
I'd GERMAN LUTHERAN. Rev. Mr.. Grosson, Pastor.
services 10 4. NJ and 7P M
AFRICAN NJ T. CHURCH., Rev W. CTrevan .stor,
services IOb A. NJ. and = r. M
FRIENDS. HICKsITE, services IL A. NJ.
ORTHODOX NJ.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

We took look thro' the Slaughter
House Of Jas. McWhinney. Esq. last week.
1t was built by Mr.. J. NJ. Smith, and is the
most complete establishment of the kind
ever erected here. I, is frame--its foun-
dation is on . solid rock--water aud every
fixture is convenient.--over one thousand
hogs can be hung up to cool at once. and
last, tho not least. all the blood and dirt is
carried Immediately into the river, so that
no one living in the neighborhood will be
annoyed by disagreeable odors arising there
from. Nc deserves to make fifty thousand
dollars this year on pork.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

All the members present.
A petition from Engine Co., NJ. 2, ask
ing an appropriation of 500. to purchase
Uoiforms. Laid on the table for two weeks.
An ordinance establishing the Office Of
Civil Engineer. &c. was red the third time
and passed
An ordinance fixing the Saleries of City
Officers as follows WAS passed.
Mayor $500 per anum: Councilmen S24
each; Assessor sis5, Collector 8 per cent
on money actually collected: Treasurer $3.50
Clerk S2GO; Marshal 800, aud $50 per
month in addition IS Chief Of Police; Street
Commissioner $3.50 per day for his own
services. All the officers, except Council
men. are required to give bonds.
The folio wing Ordinances were read first
and second times and referred TO Committee
Of the Whole.
To provide for the Public Printing.
To give effect 10 certain Ordinances. and
to repeal Ordinances conflicting Herewith.
The Select Committee appointed on priu-
ting Ordi nances. recommended several Or
dinances as necessary to be printed. Con-
Cured in.
B.As AHoued-Upton Elliott s23.3s.
J. J. Conley S38.o5.
Adjourned till next Tuesday evening.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

1 Elder. Of the Je6ersonian, is laboring
diligently to invent some excuse. behind
which his party can hide. from the disgrace
bro't upon it by those who participated in
the Vail drunkiGcation at Cambridge City
lrecenly. He says. by way of excuse,
that he has seen at the Quaker Yearly Nee
ting many drunken men--several who had
TO be taken to the Calaboose--and concludes
there would be equally as much reason in
charging Quakers with drunkenness as to
charge the Breck observation-disclosures
with being drunk! Lucid!-Clear IS mud.!
! We are willing to bet our old hat that the
editor Of the Jefsrsonias never was drunk
at Quaker Yearly Meeting.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

80. Massachusetts, has 81 900 moro f.
males than malesA while California has 67.-
600 more males than females. and Illinois
81 900 more males than females.
....The total receipts into the State
Treasury Of Wisconsin, for the year ending
September 3Oth. 1862, were 81. 989 986 81;
total disbursements. . .677,769 80. as.a
....The OIL Springs Chronicle says that
refuse petroleum is being used in that place
for fuel. with great success. The saving in
coal and wood is said TO be immense.
yellow fever at Nassau. N. p, has
taken Of the Protestant Bishop. his three
nieces, their govsrness. the Receiver Gem
of the Islands. and many other victims.
The book publishers of New Yorl
have advanced the srsds price of their books
from 10 to 25 per cent. on account OF the
increased cost Of printing paper.
Some idea may be formed Of ruling
prices ~ Little Rock. Ark. when il is sta.
ted that one sheet Of cent letter paper is sold
for rs cents. pen holder SO cents.
Elias Howe. Jr.. whose income is $780,.
600 . year. carries the daily mail from
Washington. sieven miles, TO the camp of the
18th Connecticus regiment. in which he is
aprivate. 40
The vicksbusg Whig says On exten i've
Abolition Society has been discovered in
Nosshern Texas. The objects are to resist
resist conscriptioa. and to cooperate with
the Union army.
~ President Lincoln has been present
ed by the lea aiding represents tative Of the He
brews Of the West with au elegant pointing
Of the American Gag. having upon its
stripes an inscription in Hebrew. from the
book Of Joshua. chapter fret. verses four to
nine. Inclusive.
80. Col. Charles A. Mulligau. the here
Of Lexington. has been made Brigadie'
General.
....Over fifty thousand shelter tents
we're furnished last week to the army o
Gen. RoseSrans. .-e~-s--y
The ST. Louis Union states that Gov
Gamble of Missouri has become an emsnci
pationist.
There are now nine Major Gensrsl
in the army Of the Union who have NJ
commando.
...Thc drafted men in tho camp a
Harrisburg. Pennsy lvauis. il 10 said deser
By hundreds.
wv ....Ths Democratic carried Hartford
Norwalk and New Haven. Conn.,, 1t th,
Charter election
....The paper mills Of the State of Main,
are forced to stop manufacturing for Ih,
want Of rags.
VI ......The steamship Ariel. Just in from
Aspiswall. brought nearly million Of dol
lars in specie.
-. They ship about 10000 bushels o
,>o,~,o@e vopth ahout $50 600 from Banco,
Ne, every week.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12
MAIL TIME TABLE.
RIcHMoND Posr OFFICE, May 5th.
MAILS OPEN

Cineinsati Dayton and Eastern. .l2 20 a. m
Indianapolis md the West. 4:iOp IN.
Chicago snd North -wesf 6:lo p.
MAILS 0IsosE
India M polls and Chicago o............ 10:40 ..
Dayton and Columbus, and East. 300 p. IN.
Cincinnati and East. ~. 200 p. m.
Hamilton Mail. via Boston, &C.. leaves
Monday, Wednesday AMI Friday at. TOO q.
Hsmlton Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday yat..............-....... 500 p.
Union City Nail, via Arby, Bethel, DC,
szms Hamilton mail.
Winchester nail, via Nes Garden, leaves
Monasy aud Friday $500
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday at... $500
EvOfics open from 90 IN to p Sun
De ys from 20 10 ..
~ The Mails governed by Railroad Time,
which IL faster than true time.
ACHILLES VILLAINS, PIN.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

D4r Jacob Sanders, killed a hog last
week. aged ls months. weighing 40 lbs.
lie got 167 lbs. of lard. This is a pretty
good hog, but he thinks he has one in the
pen which he expects to kill abou, Christ
mas that will beat him.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12
CINCINNATI
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TERMS FOR lS62.


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Twenty copies sod upward. land
one TO the geiter up of the
club. ............---.... 5 l 90
And an additional Extra copy for every
additional Twenty Sabscribers.-@ No
Extra Copy for less than Twenty Subscri-
bers.-To the getser up Of each Club Of
Seventy or more, . copy Of the DAILY
will be sent (if preferred) instead of the
extra WEEKLIES. Or it will be sent six
months for Forty Subscribers. But it can
not be started 10 either case until the Club
is fully made Additions can be made
to Clubs, At ali times during the year, at
proportional rates. the time to expire with
the Club.--Payment invariably in advance.
Specimen copies will be sent upon sppli
letters containing remittanc es
(h registered) will be at our risk. Drafts.
however. are preferred when obtainable.-
Address,
GAZETTE COMPANY.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
December. 1862.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, ON the third Wednesday,. ........
RichmOnd Lodge, meets the first Tuesday
evening In every month
King Solomon Cha ePte =, second Friday .......
WaS ne Council, first Thursday in March, June,
Septem Dor and
f8rittOn Lodge (colored.) frat Monday in each
month.
1. o. O. r.
White Water Lodge meets overy Friday evening
Herman (aerman) Lodge,every Tuesday evening.
Wood ward Lodgs,every "Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday eve. of each month.
Degree Of Rebecca, Of Whitewater and w ood ward
lodges first and third Tuesday of each month.
Degree Of Rsbsocs of Herman Lo &c, first and third
Monday Of each month.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

OJ Stoves for baking-stoves for warming
stoves and prices not alarming. at the Stove
and Tin Ware establishment of j. Ward & Co.
at the Depot. Their ware room is stored with
overy hing necessary and useful, whether made
ef tin, brass, copper, sheetiron or xnk. Call
Famine and buy
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

REAovAL.-Dr. Francisco has removed
his office to his residence (corner room
Immediately south of his old Office, in the
Rambo property on the north ives, corne,
Of Pearl and Walnut streets, near the mar
ket-house.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

~ Warm winter clothing Of every
kind is now, will be shortly needed, and
those wanting to supply themselves. cannot
do better than do as the big advertisement
in another column says: go to the New
York Cash Store!' G. Jackson & Co.. are
prepared to supply the wants of everybody
and all his family on the best of terms.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

@ Thursday night of last week, at Wal
nut Level one car on the G. & G. A. L. freight
train became detached, when the locomotive of
the passenger train ran into it and smashed it
to pieces. The car contained fat hogs several
of which were killed and wounded, SIS or $50
will cover the loss in hogs.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

r. Strattan 4 Son have a. cheap and
as good Goods At their corner Store, as can
be had in our city. The ladies are specially
invited to see their Dress Goods, and ex.
anime their Furs.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

D~ We call the special attention of our
lady readers to the splendid lot of FURS
and CLOAkS, just received at the "Bee
Hive Store" OF d. B. Crawford. He has
also received, in addition to his former sup
ply.several beautiful patterns OF CARPETS
which he is selling now at rates that they
cannot be sold at BY the first of January
next
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

GJSo great . run-such drain on Dry
Goods at No. 81. Main Street! Haines has to
buy almost constantly. New Goods now open.
ing. Call and be accommodated with nice goods
at low prices. Large sales and small profits at
. Hainess Cheap Cash Store.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

A Good Opportxnisy.-Persons desiring
to send letters to their friends in Prussia,
(S'a'ien) can have an opportunity by the
second week in January next. as the sub
scriber is going there by that time. and
viii take pleasure in conveying them to the
friends in "faderland.'' -
CHARLES SCHRADER.
Dec. 12, 1863.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

Zone of the tricks of the aboltionists at
the democratic jubilee meetings is to shout
for JEFF. Davis, and then charge it upon the
democrats. ats.'-Jefersonian.
One of the tricks of thieves, we are told,
is to cry "stop theft" to divert attention
from themselves. just as the Jeff. is now
doing.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12
! 8. II CURTIS,
Major General Commanding.
BA1rLs FIElo NsAa FAYErTEvILLs,
December s. 1862.

tHI0NlHa AeCo4uet % ICOZ.
To Majoy General Os1sis: a@f,.-.-
This place on yesterday was the scene o.
. hard fought and bloody field. resulting in
. complete victory Of the Army OF the
Frontier.
The rebel forces under Generals Hind.
man. Aarmsduke. Parsons and Frost num-
bered twenty four thousand. l had been
holding the enemy on the Boston Noun
toins Tor two days diminishing with their
advance, holding them in check until Gen.
Heron could como up with reinforce
ments.
Oa the 7th they drove in my ouiposts
and got possession Of road by which they
commenced flank movement on my lett
during the night, while they made heavy
fsint in front. Their object was to cut of
communication between myself snd Gen.
Heron. who Was to be at Fayetteville at
daylight.
They attacked General Heron at about
10 O'Clock A. NJ, who. by gallant and des.
psrste sighting. held them in check for three
hours. until came 10 and attacked them in
the rear. Tho fighting was desperate on
both sides. and continued until il was ter.
minated by the night.
Ny command bivouacked on their arms.
ready 70 renew the conflict at daylight in
the morning. But the enemy had avsiled
themselves Of the night 10 retreat across the
Boston Mountain. ,s .a'gsr + ,.'
The loss on both sides has been heavy.
Ny loss in killed is small in proportion to
the number Of fwounded. The enemy's loss,
compared with ours. was At least four to
one. Ny artillery made terrible destruction
in their ranks. They bsd grsasIy the sd.
vantage in numbsrs and position. Yet
Generals Hindman and Maraduke acknowl-
edged to me in an interview under = flag Of
trucs that they had been well whipped.
Among the enemy's killed is Col. Stein.
formerly Brigadier General Of the Missouri
State Guard.
The 10Th and goth Iowa. s7th Illinois and
96th Indiana Regiments Of Gen. Hsrron's
division, suffered severely "a
Gen. Hsrron deserves great credit for the
promptnsss with which he reinforced me.
BY forced marches from near Springfield.
and also for his gallantry upon the field.
Very rsspectfully.
JAS. g. BLUNT.
Brigadier Gen.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

uThe regular annual meeting Of the
Indiana State Board of Agriculture will be
held in tho city of indianapolis. at the
State House. on Wednesday. January 7sh.
ls63. 1t 10 o'clock A. NJ. A full delega-
ton from the several county and district
Societies is requested.
BY order Of the Board.
w. H. LOOMS, Secretary.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

Gas FIxruRKs, &c.-Messrs. Starr d
White. have always on hand the latest pat
terms and most beautiful styles Of Gas Fix
tures--ornamental and plain. They are
prepared TO supply all demands for Coke
and Gas Tar. and Fire Brick. Give them
. call at their establishment, one door west
of G. p. EmswiIer 4 Co.'S Notion Store
ND stairs
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

~ The Ladies' Of the Soldiers Aid
Society, have changed their time of meet.
ing, from Tuesday afternoon and evening
to Friday afternoon and evening. Every
lady in the city. is especially invited to at
tend-plenty Of work to do. and willing
hearts and ready hands are wanted.
The Richmond palladium., 1862-12-12

CIV. L. Farquhar's Grocery. 95. Main s.
is paying the highest prices for all kinds oi
produce. His Groces are all No. Ibis Oys-
ters, unexceptionable, and his prices satisacto-
ry. Give him a call.