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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-07-25
Parson BrOwnlOw and his Book.

| Now that we are shortly expecting Par
son Brownlow to lecture before Richmond
audience, it reminds US Of his Secession
Narrative" which is one of the most inter-
esting books published, and particularly SO
/ at the present time, when the rebellion is
the principal topic OF conversation. This
volume is published by Geo. w. Childs of
Philadelphia, in whose hands is the original
man uscript and who is authorized to receive
all orders for the Parsons book.
A Virginian by birth, Mr.. Brownlow will
be fifty seven years old on the 29ih of next
month-tho' temperance and steady habits
have combined to make him appear much
younger. For ten years he travelled among
the ministry of tile Met hodist connection,
aad, like many men OF mark. is mainly a
self educated man. He has lived in East
Tennessee for the last thirty years. and tells
us, II have family of seven children.
have been speaking all that time /: and for
the last twenty five years have edited and
published a Wing newspaper having a
larger circulation than any political paper
in the State, and even larger than all the
papers in East Tennessee put together. l
have taken part in all the religious and
political controversies of my day and time"
He proceeds tosay:
l am known Throughout the length and
breadth Of the land as the Fighting Par
son - while [ may say, without mourning
the charge Of egotism. that no man is more
peaceable. as my neighbors will testify.
Always poor. and always oppressed with
security debts, few men in my section and
of my limited means have given away more
! in the course of each year to charitable OBJ
jects. | have never been arraigned in the
church for any immortality. l never played
a card. | never was profane swearer.
never drank dram of liquor until within a
few years. when it was taken as a medicine.
l never had a cigar or chew of tobacco in
my mouth. l never was in attendance at a
theater. never attended hotse- race, and
never witnessed their running. save on the
fair grounds of my own county. l never
courted but one womn n, and her | married.
Mr.. Childs published the past week up
ward of $4,000 copies and the Messrs. Ap-
plegate of Cincinnati ordered 40, 900 copies,
which is supposed to be the largest sum
ordered in the history Of the trade.
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MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE, May 9Th.
MAILS OPEN

Cincinnati. Dayton and III Is .. N.
Indianapolis y nd the West.............. Al5 n.
Chicago and North '............... ESQ p. N.
MAILS CLOSE
IpdianapoIis and Chicago 1000 ..
Dayton and Columbus aud East......... 500 p. N.
Cncin natl and East. 5:l5 p. -.
Hamilton Mail via Boston, Ac.. leaves
Monday W edncsday aud Friday At. ....7:o0 .. m.
Hamilton Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $500 p N.
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel &c,
same as Hamilton mail.
Winchester mail. via New Garden, leaves
Monoay apd Friday at. $500 N.
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday At. $500 -.
tH-0fee open from 80 .. m. to p. m. Sun.
days from Q to 10 ..
~ The Nails governed by Railroad Time,
which is faster than true time.
ACHILLES VILLAINS, PIN.
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WAR Meeting AT MUNCIE.-A meeting to
encourage enlis,ments and to give aid to the
Government and its soldiers. will be held at
Muncie on Saturday. Speeches will be
made By Gov. Morton, Col. VIM. A. Bickle
Col. R. J. Ryan and others.
The following Numbers of the Palladi-
UNI, are wanted to complete files. Vol 80
1860, Nos. 6, 81. and 80. Vol. 81, Nos
2, 4. 6, s, 8. IA, Is, 81 and 81. Vol. 80
No. IA. Any person having these to dis
pose Of will confer favor. BY leaving them
at this office.
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Had Ben Davis received the appointment
lof POSTMASTER at Richmond, which Mr.. Ju-
lian saw proper TO oppose, Mr. Julian would
not have had more jealous friend in the
District than the Richmond Palladium -
Randolph Journal.
E~ Our opposition to George has not
so fmsey foundation as is attributed by
our courteous friend Of the Journal-we
cannot recollect the time that our friendship
for him ever spproximated that of David
and Jonathan! We never expected the
support of G. Washington Julian for that or
sny other office. and could we have received
the office alluded to at his hands we would
most respectfully have declined it. There's
no sour grapes about this, Mr.. Journal.
If. however, it is fair 10 infer that the oppo.
sition TO George grows out of disappoint-
ment in not receiving his influence for office,
does not tie reception of that influence by
your old partner. Mr.. Diggs, and the -squiv-
alents' by yourself. also account for the zeal
the Randolph Journsl now manifests in his
bshalf-tell US M. Dynes? We know
that George promised his influence to quite
a number Of individuals in Wayne County.
-(why he promised half dozen tina, they
should receive the same o5Foe!)-does that
account for the opposition lie received here
last April, when abou. 1900 voters on, Of
$500 scratched his name of the ticket p
Do you attribute the Opposition be receiv-
ed in Randolph. to the same cause-Julian
receiving there only about 700 votes out Of
about &, 900?
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On the lIth we moved toward Helena.
on the Mississippi river, which We reached
Yesterday BY some miserable blunder
(outside Of our brigade however,) eur divis-
Ion was sent on one road and our wagons on
another. This resulted IN our making .
march OF some hity miles or more without
tents. blankets. or provisions. except four
crackers per nan, which. prosidensly. Col.
Car happei ed TO be able 10 furnish US
his Division taking the same road in our
rear
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The Palladium says that contributing
money for the aid Of our sick and wounded
soldiers. OF fqR other purposes, is no evil.
dence Of loysaty on the part Of those who
make the Observation-Disclosures.
~A mote palpabls falsehood could not
be crowded into FIVE lines than the above.
The Palladium said the payment of 500
by ID. Webster voorhees,. for the benefit OF
our sick soldiers. was no evidence of AIS
loyalty; neither was the payment Of $50 by
G. Washington Julian, any evidence of III,
generosity. Voorhees,, IS soon as he re.
turned home. made . speech and showed
his loyalty" by avowing his determination
70 resist the collection Of tsxes 70 feed and
elothe our soldiers who are now lighting for
The Union: he said he would "sfdsd befseees
~ faymsys oad tie tar collecsorsr Yes,
Voorhees, is Oyal-so was Benedict Aruoldl
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, the third We inesday. .........
Richmond Lodge, meets on the fret Tuesday
evening in every month
King Solomon Chs pier, seconc Friday. .......
Wayne Council. nrst Thursday in March, June,
Septem Der andDecember. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BrittOn Lodge (coorsd.) first Monday in each
month.
i. O. o. F.
White Water Lodge. meets overy Friday svsaing.
HermHn (tierman) Lodge, every Tuesday evening.
Wood ward Lodge every w ednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday eve. Of each month.
Degree of Rebecca, of Whitewater and woodward
Lodges, first and third Tuesday of each month.
Degree of Rebecca of Herman Loo ge first and third
Monday Of each month.
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FORM OF OATH.

do solemnly-- that will support, protect, aud
defead the Constitution and United
states against all whe
ard that will bear rue faith. allegiance loyalty 70
ihe same any ordinance, resolution,
Conveu;io Legislature CONTRARY notwithstand
ipg And further, that DO = full determina-
ton, pledge and without reservation
or evasion whatsoever, and further that will and
faithfully perform all the duties which may required
Of by Law aad contract either written. So
~ God.
sworn and subscribed to before ne this-day Of
-, IC62- J.. p
Juy IS, 1864 3l-Iv
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Meets o the First Monday evening In each month
Church anothes-objecs TO search
relieve the worthy Donations solicit
Mrs. }. Cox, J. X lie, A. L. Scott Mrs T. Ham, Mrs.
B. NJ s: l., little, Mira. NTH, Mrs HAughton
J. J. CoDley. W. D. Pagan, and g. W. lli6
RICHMOND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION meets the
evenings otthe I'd 4th Mondays in each month In
Hem Hall.
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of Troops into IScSi-
meMCs.

1t has been suggested, that the recruits
for the old regiments should be consolids-
ted into the new regiments forming. This
system would at once fill up the skeleton
regiments which are slowly organizing. thus
rendering them at once effective. Though
many prefer to go with regiment from
their own section Of the country from local
causes. yet necessity for the rapid forma-
ton OF regiments IS at the present time.
shows that selfinsercst should be sacrificed
to the necessities of the case. A plan like
this would promptly place upon war foot.
ing. the different regiments now in process
Of formation.
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Lieu, John A. Caho. of the 9Th Ind.

Lieut. John A. Caho. Of the 9Th Ind.
Regiment reports the health Of that corps
good. From Seven to Eight hundred men
report daily for duty. they are cheerful and
happy. The regiment is at Helena Arkan.
sas. Lieut. Caho, returns to the regiment on
Wednesday next. and all letters left At the
Livery Stable Of s. Watts before that time.
will be taken by him to the eth.
WIN. Clark Esq, Of this city. informs
US that he is having a rapid sale Of his Nsu-
Trailing Cordial. For Summer complaints.
Dysen.ery and especially Chronic Disrraho-
ca it is certain aud speedy relief. This
class Of complaints are very prevalent at this
time. and DR.. Clark assures Us. that in eve.
~ case used. his Neutralizing Cordial has
given speedy relief. Read his advertise.
mert and testimonials in another column.
We are informed that several negro fam
lilies have LETT town. being frightened BY
the vile threats Of the Breckenridge Bright
faction. Of the Democracy which are now
in circulation. A prominent citizen stated
to US this morning. that in case of any S.
cession attack upon the negro population Of
our city. he has arranged to protect one or
two families. This gentleman is . Southern.
er by birth. and an incorporating Union
man, but does not believe in. and will do
his best to aid in putting down the Internal
connections which the Brscken.id ys- Bright
faction of this town, are endeavoring TO in.
cite among our quiet and usually peaoe.bIs
citizens.
want Of Teanemeos Hoases,
A manufacturer from the East. has been
in town several days. but being unable to
obtain house to live IN. finally wen. 70 In.
dianspolis. yesterday to open An establish.
ishment. Cannot our capitalists build .
class Of suitable tennements for mechanics.
II 30. no doubt there would be more persons
come to our beautiful city. to reside and 70
do business.
-Wm. n. Smith Of Oonnersviljs has
been appointed Quarter Master. and DR..
Evans Of Boston in this county. has received
the appointment Of Sorgeon-both for The
69sh Regiment
The2camp Of the l2th Indiana y Just
beyond that Of the 10th. near Psttsssos's
Mil.
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A man by the name of Dearborn, on Elk
hart Prairie. hung himself on Friday last
The cause assigned Is. that he had brought,
a reaper in Goshen. brought it home an d
tried it and it would not work. He went
to the agent and wanted him to take it
back the agent refused. Dearborn be-
came greatly fretted over it. as be had 125
acres of wheat to cut. On Friday morn
ing he took rope. went to the woods.
climbed tree, tied one end of the rope to
a limb and the other around his neck, and
then jumped off. He was found some
hours aflerward = Union, Warsar.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-07-25

-Godey's Lady's Book for August is
now on our table. and is indeed superb
number. It contains a magnificent engrav-
ing Of Daniel Webster a, the tomb of
Shakespeare. an elegant fashion plate. a
new waltz, called the Dew Drop Waltz
number of fashion plates. besides twenty
readable articles of interest. Il is the prince
Of monthles.
logue Of Whitewater College, located al
Centervile. By it we End the number Of
pupils greatly increased and there seems ev-
licences of its being extensively patronized
the coming season. 1t is und r the superin-
tendance Of the Rev VIM. ii. Barnes A II
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Land for Sale or Trade.
SPLENDID SPRING WAGON
Harness and Horse for Sale

QoswELL. Arts. Of West Nails strsss. esess 70 the
ID Faoiic an excellent spring Wagon, nor enc a. tvo
horsesl also fFst elass Hexse and Harnesa =, 40
h reasonahIe ks Desso kene tke - -
- 10 tia least Eossy."
sJ q 3f.a.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-07-25

EOAs wayne
Wabash Town
Loyalty the the United states and
%. .he oath % re9ulsed on assspt.nes
Tuesday. July 90tl.
At once in indianapolis. Indiana. furnishing such
Mess Pork, in barrels, full weight,
Mess Beef, do
Bacon s s,ds:, new smoked ribbed, in casks.
hard Bread, in barrels. lined.
FLOUR, Extra, do d.
R Rs.a' Sis, field. IL barrels lined,
Rss e.-sa: 3. ss hs Clint bills
Cosss' s BIO IN double sacks tsreen)
Black Tea. in strong boxes. ''' W. ground
sugar, brown. in barrels. lined,
candiss' Star. full wei sht. in boxes.
saIt. in barrels lined,
Potatoes Irish, in barrels lined.
As be required at the dineren. places mentioned
Separate bids req1ir ed for the different places
Said nis when accepted to form the basi. OF writ
ten contract, with bond be dupca te
two good and sufficient suretes to indemnity Unted
said contracts to take effect of August. 1854
and to continue in force until the 3oth of October
General of Subsistence at wa.hing ton.
The stores be of the bes. quality. and charge for
packages which with the onteuta n. me
Of contractor and his address.
MAkkEU SA hPLEs required with bids, except meats.
The FRESH BEEF to be sound and wholesome. Of 4
years old and steers Ching. least GOO
pounds aud in alternate fore or "a
thereof tuecks and shsnks exclu ied)
he hard bread must be cooled aud thoroughly dried
before packing.
Tie Beans Peas and salt To be in measured bushels;
the Irish Potatoes by the pound.
Bids 10 be addressed to the Undersigned Box s43.
disnapois. Ind and samples left Office. wash
ingtoD street, near Mississippi street.
SAMPLES SENT BY EXPRESS Must BE PREPAID.
Bills paid monthly duplicate vouchers certified to
BY the Proper ouartermaser Of each Resi
ment.
Bidders are requested to be present O'CLOCK
Indianapolis, Ind. VII ere the bids will opened
THOMAS FOSTER.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-07-25

At fredericksburg. on the esd. several
influential citizens were arrested and sent 10
Washington as hostages for the release OF
Union men carried off last spring. The Sd
Ind Cavalry had light on Richmond road
some distance from Fredericksburg on the
2lst-,he rebels had one killed and six pris
oners. The rebels were pursued by the
Brooklyn l4ih and squadron of Harris's
Light Cavalry. All horses. mules and
stores. not absolutely needed by the inhabi-
tsnts Of Culpepper e.. Va, are ordered to
be seized by Gen. Pope.
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-Adjatant Virgins and Lieut.. J. A.
Caho of the Ssh Indiana Regiment. arrived
in town on Tuesday last.
In the present excited state of the day +,
goods market, your safest plan is to buy a,
No. 81 Main st. Go to Haines for bargains
where the masses go.
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Mr.. Edward L. Pierce. who for while
bad charge of the contrabauds at Port Roy
al. has returned to Boston aud assumed the
practice of his profession.
Mr.. Charles Dickens is abo ut to visit this
country. 10 see what he can see, and give
dramatic readings from his own works.
Madame Ristori, The great tragic actress.
is also engaged to perform during the fall
season in this country.
Major Sherman. paymaster on duty 1t In
dianapois. is now supplied with funds and
prepared TO pay off all disabled soldiers to
whom the government is indebted in this
Safe.
The Connersville Times says the Fayctte
County Joint Stock Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society has resolved to hold its
first annual Fair on the old Fair grounds.
commencing on Tuesday, Sept. ID.
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- News thro' rebel sources, this NOR
ming. that the gunboat Nashville has been
captured Tax bill goes into operation Sept.
LIST.
GIVE notice BY the Indianapolis Jour-
nal, that an excursion party viii soon 90
from that city 10 81 Paul, Minnesota, II
win Be grand trip ADD no mistake.
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u We authorized to announce DAVID Kill
GORE, ~ Candidate for Congress. subject 10 the
decision of any plan Of nomination. that may be adop
ted BY the Union men of the 9th Congressional Dis
trict.
Messrs. Editors Palladium:--You will please
nounee the name Of DA YID CHAMNESS, OF Dalton
Township, IS candidate Tor Sheriff Of Wayne soun.
~ sueet to the decision of the People 1t the Octo
Der election. nd el--due 81.
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MaRRIED-on the 18th inst. by Joha ). Lyle, EsQ
Mr.. Nelson Coos TO NJ SIS MSrgsre, Ann Bass.
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to Candidates Tor office will rseolieot that Two
Dollars is price sor announcing name, IL not .
subscriber:-and One Dollar. If . subscriber-to BE-
paid invariably in advance.
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Death OF Martin Van Barren

kINDKRHocK, N. r, July Eek Pres.
ident Martin Van Buren, died at his resi-
dence at O'Clock this morning. in the 7eih
year of his age.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
For the week ending Thursday EveningJuly q
BIDS FOR
SUBSISTENCE STORES

Il Volunteers
4 at their Camps, located At or near
Evansville.
New Albany,
Madison,
Greensburg,
Richmond,
Lafayette,
south Bend,
Fort Wayne
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VIII be received from the citizen only, undoubted
loyalty to the OF the United
whom the oath OF allegiance Is required,
OF bids as per form annexed,) until IL o'cockM.,
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DIED.

In Woonsocket, Il /, Dec H. Mrs Olive widow Of th
late Capt Iehabol Allen, rs yrs.
In Blackstone, Dec 49, Nancy wife of WIN Chadwick,
80 yrs,
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A Friend In Need-Try It.-DR. SWEETS
INFALLlBLE LINIMENr is prepared from the Recipe
of DR.. SteDhen Sweet of Connecticut the great bone
setter and has been used in his practice for the
twenty years with the most astonishing success.
external remedy it is without rival will alleviate
pam more speedily than any other preparation. For all
Rheumatic ana Nervous Disorders it is truly infable
and as Curative for Sores Wounds, Sprains Bruises
&c, its soothing, healln and powerful strengthening
properties excite the Just wonder and establishment OF
all who have ever gwen it trial Over four Fuudred
certificates OF remarkable cures, performed by 1t within
the last two years, attest this fact.
see advertisement. deow e9
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The Confessions EXPERIENCE OF Poor
YOUNG MANA gentleman having been cured of the
results Of early error and disease WILL from motives
oenevoence send to those who request it. copy o the
above interesting narrative published by himself This
little book designed as warning and caution young
men and those who suffer from NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Loss OF MEMORY, PREMATURE DECAY, &c, &c sun
plying at the same time the self cure Single
copies Will be sent under seal in plain
out CHI to any who requests it, by addressing
the author, CHAS A LAMBERT ESQ
NIL d&w3m Greenpoint, Long Island, New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-20

The Confessions aud Experience of AN In
valid.-Pubshed for the benefit and as a warning and
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Delhi
ltY, Premature Decay, NC. supplying at the time
the means of self cure BY who has cured himsel
after being put to great expense through medical mpo
stion and quackery BY enclosing post paid addressed
envelope, SINGLE may be had of the author MA
THANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford Kings county
N Y d&wlv mch0
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Draper ~ Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS anu
Dealers in Flour Grain, Meal Grass Seed, Salt, Lime,
Cement Cacined Plaster Plaster Paris, Ground Oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally. Also Agents
for the sale of Goes Super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American 1uano, and Ground Bone
DRAPER IL CLARK,
apo diff Nos. 95 81 Front St, Worcester. Mass
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H.T:-186O-Xl

Another wonderful ingredient, Of Brazilian ORIGIN i'm
parting beauty to the complexion and brlliancy
mind yet unknown to the commerce Of the world and
VIC withhold Its name tor the present
Dr: w A. Chlds. surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Rcgi-
men writes ~ wish every soldier had bottle Of Plan.
taon Bitters ThOy the effective perfect and
harmless tonic ever Used
The following Is from the famous hotel propretors of
Washington;
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov. 4, 1862
Messrs p. II DRAKE g. Co.. Please send us twelve
dozen Plantation Btters. They much liked by the
guests Of our house. Respectfully yours,
SYKES, CHADWICK q CO.,
PrOprietors Wizards Hotel.
Such Is the language reaching daily. No article
had an equal sale Under circumstances will the
pure standard Of the materials used be departed from
These Btters sold by all the principal druggists,
grocers, hotels aud restaurants. BE each bottle
bears the fac sime Of the prOprletors' signature.
7. II. DRAKE A CO.,
202 Broadway, New York
For sale by @. 2. HARLOW and @. SPUR, wor.
eester. deon&weowisGm Mo
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Soldiers Attention.

Nj L T X Y q o D
A large assortment of swords Sashes Belts Shoulder
STRAPS, laversacks 0yercoat Slings, Pistols, Caps,
Drinking ruhes Cups Knife Fork aud Spoon, and in
fact every thing that Soldier wants make him com
Portable. Presentation swords procured of the best
quality. RICHARD FISKE Agent,
Sign of the Big Gun, 1875 Main street.
large assortment Of Watches, Silver Ware Jewelry
and Spectaclcs. diff s2i