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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-05

Coon MoyE-The Secretary of War
has appointed Hon. Joseph Hols of Ken
lucky, and Hon Robert Dale Owen. of Ia :
diana special commissioners 10 audit aud
adjust all contracts, orders and claims on
the War Department in respect TO ordinance
arms and ammunition. their determination in
respect TO validity of such contracts, orders
aud claims to be fiusl and conclusive. If,
in their Investigation, they shall find reason
to believe that any agent oremployee of the
War Department was directly or indirectly
interested in any contract for ordnance,
arms. or ammunition. or received any con-
sideraiion for its procurement. they are to
give notice thereof to the claimant. and pro-
coed to investigate and determine the fact.
taking such testimony as they may deem
proper; and if the iacs of such interests be
established. it is ordered that it,shall be good
causs for sdjudging the claim 70 be fraudu-
lent
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Fake Hold of Wy Hand.

Take hold of my hand says the little
one. when she reaches slippery place. or
when something frightens her. With the
fingers clssped lightly around the psrents's
hand. she steps cheerfully and bravely
along. clingipg a little closer when the way
is crowded or difficult, and happy in the
beautiful strength of childish faith
Take hold of my hand" says the young
convert. trembling with the eagerness Of
his love. Full we'll he knows that. if he
rely on any strength of his own, be will
stumble aud fall: but. if the Master reach
forth His hand. he may walk with unwear
led foot, even on the crested wave. The
waters OF strife shall not overwhelm him; if
he but keep fast hold of the Saviour.
Take hold Of my hand falIers the mo.
Their, feeling that she is all too weak for the
great responsibilities that throng in her path.
Where shall she learn the greatness o. tie
mission-the importance of the field that
has been assigned to her And learning it.
how shall she fulfill it, if she have not the
sustaining, constant presence of One who
loves His people?
Take hold of my hand" whispers the
aged one. lettering on through the shadows
and SHOWS of many years. As the lights of
earth grow DINNER in the distance. and the
darkeuibg eye looks forward to see If il can
discern the first glimmer OF the heavenly
home. the weary pilgrim cries out, even as
the child beside its mother, for the Saw
iour's hand.
Oh, Jesusl Friend and elder Brother,
when the night cometh, when the feet ara
weary. when the ewes are dim. take hold
of our ID Christian Treasury
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-05
To the Public.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 8. 1862.
Notice is given to all benevolent persons
or Societies that the Sanitary Committee,
charged with collecting and distributing for
the sick and wounded soldiers from Indiana
have warehouse prepared and officers in
charge Of it in this city. and will receive and
ship to various hospitals all donations sent
20 them for the sick and wounded soldiers
ofous army, wherever they may be requir-
cd.
They suggest the following list OF articles
as suitable to be forwarded: Pillow slips,
towels, hundkerchieis; flannel and cotton
drawers. narrow sheets, bandages, compress
ses, lint, combs. hair brushes, cake soap,
jeles, canned fruit, &c, &c.
All goods to be carefully packed, with a
duplicate invoice OF articles sent, one copy
in the box, and one addressed to the under
signed by mail.
All moneys 10 be sent to Alfred Hsrrris-
on. Treasurer Sanitary Committee Indian.
spolis. Receipts of either goods or money
will be Immediately acknowledge.
VIM HANNAMAN,
Presiden. Sanitary Committee.
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ET When Mr.. Buchanan surrendered
the Government into the hands of Mr.. Lin
coin. on the 4ih Of March last, the national
deb, was about S65. 900, oOo.-Ashland
Union.
And "Mr B. surrendered The government
into the hands of DIR Lincoln on the fourth
of March" reeking with corruption. Urea
son lurked in every department, the Union
was dissolved and war inaugurated. by
those who held places under him. For four
wears Mr. Buchanan looked on in silence,
while his sworn constitutional advisers ma
tured gigantic scheme Of rebellion. which
came near overthrowing the governmeEt--
Talk of extravaganza. More property was
stolen under Mr. Buchanan than will pay
for this war ten times Fort JVaYEe Union
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-05

PETER CROKER BENZ. CRoCKER
CIR &C K Err & CO.
South side of Main street square East of MEREDITH
House
Richmond. Ind.
Manufacture all kinds of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
SCLkIES, Express and Pedling w agons, 1e-, &c.
We have hand q fine assortment of work in our
line and finish order short notice almost any
style pattern of vehicle all of which they warrant
De made of hebest material and by careful and
perienced ~erknen. The public invited call ard
examine their stock an Sv-ices-
Particular atrenfIor paid preparing.
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President Sanitary Committee

V The editor of the Indiana American.
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin. who has been appointed
one OF the Allotment Commissioners for this
State BY the President. writing to his daily
from Evansville. March Goth, says:
III was sad to see SO many brave men
suffering from exposure and over exertion.
and few from wounds in battle, yet it was
o most pleasant duty TO inform them that
they were shout to secure furloughs. "But
what good will that dog asked the PENN
less in every ward. I'VE have no money
10 pay our way" When told that | was
authorized by the Governor to pass them to
their homes. the expressions OF JOY were
often rs undigntied As they were sincere
"Bully for Morton'' said n rough six
footer That's so!' echoed a dozen. i
went into one ward where the majority were
from Illinois. and. Judge, some good-na-
tured Jokes had been passed relative 10 the
States. Asking one If he belonged to In
diana, l was answered. "No, sir, and I'm
glad Of it." In few moments the nature
of my business was made kno yn, and the
extent Of my power, to pass only to State
lines, leaked out. 1t was now time for the
sick Hoosisrs to talk. Our forward Sucker
took occasion to say. "Well, l am not SO
glad after all, unless we had your Cover
nor"
1t was painful to see chronic cases from
Kentucky. Illinois and Iowa, offered fur
loughs, yet with no provisions to 90 home.
l felt little less interest in them than In our
own men. hence l went to the resident
Qusrtermaster, Captain Wing, most
amisble and prompt man. and laid their
cases before him. ''Send them TO me-" he
said promptly. "and 1 will furnish them
transportation l need not say how Joy
fully this was received by the men rho had
felt that their furloughs would only turn
them out Of doors.
Great praise is due to the ladies especially
OF Evansville. for their kind attentions to
these sick. They done what they could.
yet there is great lack Of sheets, pillow ca
ses. slippers. gowns. and towels. AT least
500 OF each should be sent to DIR. De Bru-
Ter. Marine Hospital. They need not go to
indianapolis first. 500 more of each should
60 to the other hospitals. The Sanitary
Committee will please regard this as my re-
port to shem.''
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4 BOLTON of Slavery in the Dutcil
West Indies.

The people Of the Dutch West India
Islands have accepted the proffer OF their
Home Government to assist in relievi d z
them Of slavery. The result is thus an.
nounced in the Suriuain Weekland:
1.-The slave question in the Dutch West
India Colonies has been settled. Ali s!a YES
in those colonies will be set free on the LIST
of July, 1868. under the following condi
tons.
Il. Compensation of three hundred gull
ders Tor each slave-man, woman, or child
to be paid to the owner.
"2. Slaves to remain under apprentice
slip on the estates for term of three years,
during which time they are to be paid for
their work. half of such wages to accrue to
Government.
1.-The Dutch Government will grant three
millions Of guilders per annum for migra-
ton
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-05

NorIcK TO THE PUBLIc.-In consequence
OF the exhausted condition Of the County
Treasury. we. the Commissioners Of Wayne
County. Indiana. think best that we should
make this public notice. that hereafter we
can promise no relief from the county for
the families OF any who may hereafter en-
list i'll the war. The expenses OF those who
have heretofore enlisted, for tie same reason
have had 10 be reduced one half. BY or
der Of the Board Of County Commissioners
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-04-05

An INDIGNANT MINIsrER-Rev. Mr.
Blanks. Of the Episcopal Church, after la
boring in an ancient and respectable town
in Louisiana, long enough TO have become
discouraged and very justly disguised with
the people he determined 10 leave them. and
in his farewell sermon he thus unburdened
his conscience. "And now, il there is any
man in this congregation who can prove
that he ever gave me dollar, il shall be
refunded 30 him on the spot" He then
gave out hymn to be sung. commencing
with these lines: DE1a.
s'Lorii whas Q wrssshsd land 10 this,
TAss yisIds supply"
And having thus shaken of the dust OF his
fsss Tor . tes6mopy against them, he gath
cred his robes around him and retired.
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A BARGAIN-HOUsE And LOT,

A god Cottage Frame House. with seven rooms.
"a excellent ceisr ak Of 2souad in q high
state Of cultivation and veil with the beet vssi.
cites Of Gsspes. Goossberries Stsa~bersies Black.
berries, and CuSrAnts. Also 6ns young orchard Of
Quiace. pesch. Apple. Cherry and Pear Trees il now
offered for sale The outbaiidings ell good ana
sukssantisl.
For particulars aud terms esquire 1t stsadom =
Cos Drug Store.
April II, 1861 ls-0
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@ Governor Andrew Johnson has es.
tablished his office in the Capitol. and has
begun to organize the provisional govern
ment of Tennessee
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VestimH-iinIS.

ItSt { a lEgTnt a q \
CHAs. +. GArD1NEE ESQ
DEAR SIN II be- leave to add my testimony in fay o.
Of .GhkN!NtEo RIItLNAl iE and NEURALGIA
COMrQIjND" After suffering win Kleunnti> IN NOR.
or less twenty years and lat year with a very Sc
we're 2fi,c TOOK one luiIp ot Our Cor,n,i,nd vhicl
ailurGrG -e.ded ralief
IaE # the be-, and ,G8,t cGacioas medicine tor tia:
= ig4nsc ! everus,d. NMC.hIITEiDGE.
tu.r !Iaveu. Vi. Dec |. $50.
Gardiner ithtutnatig aud Ncurll-ic COm,ouui g
l. ~. Jest medicine ios Ill. disease ever .a,g.
CHhS. a SMITH
Ny / U,f state ,laI.o Do..o,
Att. saicrjr. win Rhe,ma1i,m twenty wear, and
being confined 70 my he'd scycra week last ,rug.
was entirely cured b, TIE use of one bottle ~ tay
ner's Rheumatic and s,uraIgia CotuuouuG.'-NDN.
MAN I. AYERS % Franklin street. Boston
uayirg Icer a constant sufferer from Neurair;a far
eighteen Mouths and been driven hy pXcruti4iu nan,
10 ;ht ma OF Luinercu. remedies without oDalntlt re-
helra}gla Compourd.3 have taken but one io'tic
and ava entirely weli-D +. BSXIER' DIV cool.
Dealer. Non AinIn,o,, ll",t o,rrn ~ '' N''''
nave been afflicted with salt Rhenm IN its worsf
marincd .yrT ~, ih, ,i,iIr. MI tIi ,i- g.. ~
,i ne I,l,t :" cur Oc"p uh" ana can honestly say
rear -. uou't, boston, Mass
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'ghaddcsv~ Es. K1alssy'a Estate.

tiE Subscribers, having been appointed by lhe Hon.
l. Probate Court for he Dstrictot Washington Com
SlUners receive. eXami nd adjust all claims and
demands of All persons he Estate of raudes
t. adu, late Ot Wurce ter, in said district, deCta
,errtred Insovtnt and Of six nonI hs from the
IS lay Of Feb, 1862 Deng allowed by said Court tot he
Cedloso said deceased TO eEhibland prove helt
sJ'-clive claims before us-give notice that Will
attend to dnlicS of appointment the office
o: j. l.. M&cotber, in Worcester in said district, the
l day ct May and August EeNt at ten O'Clock in the
suIenooE, each Of said days
EDWIN G. WATSON, r,
sAMU EL ANDREWS, ' 80
Worcester. Feb lst. A. u. 1862. 312w3
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Aaron ssO0ieIs's stsFade.

STATE OK VERMONT In Probate Court holden
WAsa,Nercx DISTRICT, S. at Montpelier, whin and for
said District the 18Th day of February, A. D. 1862
Et.SUN A. CHASE, Administrator on The Estate Of
y Aaron Guude late of aIas, in said district deceased
presents his administration account for settlement.
heteupon il ordered that The same be referred TOT the
ieia DAY OF March next, III III Probute Office in SAID
A!unueeg for examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this
order the Green Noun ain Freeman printed at Mont
ptcr three weeks successfully may be- that
"y may appear said time and place, and, if they
cause. object thereto Ri, the Court.
Attest, =. MERRILL, Judge.
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'E'Eka1 DAY NgNEsessE. EssiEa4.

A NEW SINGING BOOK fcr Day Schools, called the
~ DAY SCHOOL BELL is now ready. 1t contains
about 20) pages Of choice Songs, Rounds, Catches, Du-
es, Irios, Quartcs, and Co"Ses, many ct them writ
zen expressly Tor TINS work, besides 81 pages Of the Ell
ments of Music The dement's tasy and progress
svt that ordinary eaChars will find themselves entirely
Successful in iuatrucg young scholars to sing
rectly and scientifically while the and words
brace such variety of Lively attractive anu soul-s stirring
music and meu chat trouble will be experienced
II ndUc!ng Az beginners to with zeal in acquiring
ski III one OF the most health giving -auty Improving
happiness Jie:drg, and ord2rproaucng ,aercises Of
schvoi life. In simplicity OF its rlements in variety and
adtpta ION Of music, ana in excellence and nuler of it's
songs original, selected and adapted It claims by much
- eNc ali competitions 1t via be found be the hest
book ISSUED for SeinHrieS, Academies, and Public
schools j lew ample pages Of the Elements, Tunes
and songs, ate given ii circular send and get 1t
= compiled by HORACE WATERS, Author Of - sabbath
SeL'ol aS,' Nos. and 2, which have had tle
as sale OF "5.O9J copies il %G months. Price. paper
cover % cents, SO per 100 bound 80 81 per
10 cl" bound, embossed gilt, +0 cents, $50 per l00
~ cope, furnished tn" lD9 prjc. Mailed free at the
T-.atI price. ..OEACE WATERS, Publisher.
No. 4Sl Broadway. New York
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN
Sabbath school Bell. no. 3



Months of its publication. 1t is entire New Work of
nearly $40 pages Many of the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume, 1t will soon be as
popular its predecessor (pe No y which has up
TO the number of 575 0G0 copies in So months,
outstrippng any Sunday School oo; of its size issued
in this country Also both volu bound in one to
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25 cents, S1S per 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt, so
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bound toeeher 40 cents 3Oper 100 25copes furnished
at the leo price Cloth bound embossed gilt so cents $40
per 100. Mail postage free at the retail irice.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No. 4Sl Broadway, New York.
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American Il Foreign Ealtu
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RHOhaaG SNEsg'sN.

STATE or VERMONT, PROBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DISTRICT. and for the District afore
sad will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier, in
said District on Tuesday each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
ouested to attend TO the said court days.
7. R. MERRILL, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court held at
DISTRICT IS. Montpelier, in said District,
on the zlst day Of February, a. D. 1862
BENJAMIN SCRIBNER, Executor of the last will and
ID testament of Beniam Wiley, late of Middlesex, in
said District deceased, presents his administration
count les examination and allowance, and makes appl
cation of distribution and partition of the
estate of said deceased.
Nharrupon, it ordered by said Court, that said
count Md said application be referred session of
said Court held at the Probate Office in said Mont
weller, the 18th day Of Mar H. A. D. 1862, for hear
iag and decision thereon and is further ordered that
notice hereof be giyea all persons interested by publ
cation m the three successfully in the Green
Mountain Freeman, newspaper published at MOntpe
Her previous said time appointed for hearing that they
may appear said time and place, and show cause, if
any they may have, why said account should not be al
lowed and spcl decree made. By the Court
Attest, n A. CHASE. Register.
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NJ A n II 0 @ ID ;
HOW Lost ! HOW RESTORED

Just PH6SAtd, M Scnfed Envelope Prize Sir cents
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and Radical Cure
Of Spcsaatorrhua, on femnai Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions Sexual Debility, and lmpcdimpns to Marriage
generally, Nervousness ConumpiOn, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental ANA Physical lncapacty, resulting from self
Abuse, %c-BY Kobr j. CULyERwELL, NJ. D., Author of
the GreCn B0Oh
Tie world-renownci author, In this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience thar tn awf,,
consequences Of $cfabuse may be cArc,ualIy rctovsd
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tOns, bouges, instruments, rings, cotdials nonn
on mode OF cure at once certain and trctua by which
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-,ht 81 let SCI "a ptLiu enyc,oyr, ,u an, ldrp..
the eceipt Of six c.nt two postage STAMPS nv nd
dressing DR.. CiiAS. !. c. KLINE
l27 Bowery New York Post Office Box 1856
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L,ssGRAYE CONksTS.

probate i>outs within nd for the District OF Ran
dc)y H. Tor the year crsnng will be holden IS follows,
viz
At the Office in Brook field on the fs Thurs
day in each mon,h.
~ The Olapge { unty Hotel IN Chelsea on the third
THURSDAY Of each month.
At Lhadwick's Hotel In West Randolph, on the fourth
Thursday in each month.
All l.. BOwles' Hotel in Washington. the second
Thursday in February May and August
BY order of Court.
J. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
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MARCH 10, 1862

# * 4
Bss. SWEEPS
TufalIible Linim re n {,
THE
GREAT EXTERNAL 5sEMEDY.
Foe RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEuGAL AZ : I'M
B4G0 sTr c NEck A Mp w 515STs S r1Lfs
AE IIhhacn ~ sN Us, ALL RnEUMATlC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DR.. Stfphen Street, f Connecticut,
known all over thu iujtai S,nt's-
DR.. Stephen Street, Of Connecticut
Is the author of Or Sweets lntallible Eminent
DR.. Streets Infalhblc Imminent
Is the author OF Dr. Sweets jntaliabe Liniment*
DR.. Streets Entaiilb(e Lanlment
Cures Rheumatism and fails.
Dr.. Streets IntGllabie Lam1n7ent
is certain rcmeay for Neuralgia.
DR.. iSpeets MfatHbic Imminent
Cures Burns and Scalds Immediately.
Dir. Stoeet's MfaAibie Imminent
Is the best known remedy for prains and Bruises.
Dr. Streets hfallible Imminent.
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known
Dr. Streets MfalHhle Imminent.
Affords immediate relief Cor Piles, aod seldom fails.
DR.. Streets MfaNiblc L'nimcnt.
Cures Toohacle in minute.
Dr.. Swcet'S Mfallibe Imminent
Cures Cuts ana Wounds immediately ana leaves NJ scar
DR.. .Sweets InfaIHbie Imminent
}. .he best remedy for Sores i'll the known world
Dr.. .Sbgeet's MtalLtb'c Liniment
Has been used by than million people, and all
praise 1t.
Dr.. iSt7eet's Mfa??iJ!c Imminent
Is truly friend in need and every family should
have il al hand.
DR.. Streets jnfa??ib!e L5niMeat
lie By al! Druggists. Prices cents Apply
DR.. Streets LfaiiN eLinlme"t
Nurnsald scads immediate
DR.. Stephan Street, Of Connecticut
The great natural Bone Setter.
Dr.. .S,ceet's In(aiIide Liniment
IS the best remedy for Sores in the known word.
GA UTION.
TO avoid jmpositCD observe the Signature and Like
ness Of Dr. Stephen Sweet every ,0e, anI also
stephen 5 wcets lntallibe Linment' blown in the
glass OF each bottle. without which none are genuine
Nich.rtsOn g. Co.
Sole rroprieors, Norwich, CT
For sale by FRED L. SMIii. Montpelier, General
gent Tor Vermont. and by all dealers Apr-Vl
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GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

certain and pei manent for Rheumatism Neural
a gl and SAT- Rheum. II internal remedy dr!V-
ing out and entirely eradcus the disease, IeQuirin
no change III die or business, and may be taken by
children ana persons Of tie most delicate constitutions
with ,.tr