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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06
important Report Of Gen. Halle :.
Disclosures sa fIegasd to the Cam
PA igsl tn vbrginin.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-Gen. Hal
leck, the Commander in. chief, in his report
to the Secretary Of War. states that he
started on the cath of July to visit the Army
of the Potomac, to ascertain if there was a
possibility Of an advance upon Richmond
from Harrison's Landing, and. if not, to
form some plan of uniting the armies Of
Pope and McClellan. who was of the opin-
ion that it would require $4,000 more men
to go. Halleck replied there could not pos
sibly be sent more than 10000.
General Mcclellan asked to consider the
matter till morning. when he agreed to go
on with that number. On General Hal
leck's arrival home he received dispatch
that at least $4,000 would be required.--
The report states that such re- in forcements
could not be sent without leaving WASH
ington and Baltimore almost defenseless,
and an order for the withdrawal of the
Army OF the Potomac was issued August
3, previous order having been given for
the removal Of the sick, and transports in
vast numbers were supplied; but a protest
was received from General Mcclellan on the
5th. and the order was not put in force for
eleven days-on the l4th. On the LIST or
ders were issued to General Burnside to EN-.
bark at Newport News for Acquia Greek,
who arrived promptly on the Sd. A review
Of the movement before Washington il
made. He General Halleck) says a part
Of the Army of the Potomac was ordered
forward from Alexandris, ard General Cox
was ordered by rail. ria Washington from
Western Virginia. with the m ain portion of
his force.
OF General Pope's order on the eth to
General Porter. to be at Bristow Station
next morning. he says: For some uuex-
planned reason Porter did not comply, and
his corps was not in the battles Of the 2s,h
aud 29lh, in which General Pope gained
some ground, although the battles were not
decisive. OF the re Inducements from
Alexandra. embracing at length the whole
Peninsula Army. IL is said some Of the corEs
moved with becoming activity. but the de-
lays of others were neither sredtable nor
excusable. The soldiers actually engaged
in these battles tosght with great bravery.
but many thousands struggled away from
their commands, and it is said not few
surrendered 10 the enemy so as
to be paroled. II is added: Had the Army
of the Potomac arrived few days earlier,
the rebels could have been easily defeated
and perhaps destroyed The losses n
South Mountain and Antietam are put at
l.742 killed, 5000 wounded and 913 miss
ing A total OF 1914.
The report states that the army rested on
he north bank of the Potomac. near Sharps
burg. from the 18th of September until the
26th OF Octoter. and SAYS that the long in
activity OF so large an army, in the face of a
defeated foe. during the most favorable
reason for rapid marches and vigorous
vas matter Of great disap.
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ne..,.. or the Battle Of c.-s.,.

ReS0oeO OF the B0osIe 81 COr1oe0
General Rosecran's official report Of th'
battle Of Corinth is published. The FOL
lowing 10 his summing up Of the results:
We fought slss combiasd rebel forces O.
Mississippi. commanded by Van Dorm
Price. Lowell, Viliipigus and Rust in per.
son. numbering according to their own 90.
,bori,y. 50. 600 men. -
We signally defeated them. With little
more than half their numbers. and they
aed, leaving their dead aud wouadsd on the
Asld.
The eoemy's loss in killed was 1.sss
officers and meo; their loes 10 wounded.
taking the general average, amounts to
5.69a. We took 9.s%S prisoners. among
whom are 1877 field officers, CAPTAINS and
subalterus. representing S. regiments o.,
infantry, I6 regiments Of cavalry. Is bat
terie. OF ARTILLERY. and z battallions, making
So regiments. 7 bauallious and Is batteries.
besidss separate companies.
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"a Strattan & Son have just received .
fine stack Of Hoods. Skating caps. Nubias.
Souiags. Garribsldi Waists. Ladies' Vests,
Gentleman's all wool shirts. gloves. &c
&c. They would also call attention to
their stock of Cloaks and Furs which only
need to be seen to be appreciated. They
slso have a large stock Of shawls and dress
goods in both of which they are daily sell.
ing great bargains. Don't forget to call at
Sirattans Corner
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pointment and regret. General Haliech
says he telegraphed General Mcclellan DC.
tober s TO cross the river. Gen. McClel
Ian disapproved the plan of crossing south
Of the Blue Ridge, but proposed to cross al
Harper's Ferry. and move on Winchester.
but did not cross until October Goth, and
then at Berlin. the passage occupying until
November Sd. During this period. General
Mcclellan stopped communicating with the
Commander in chief. addressing the Presi-
dent. On the 5th his removal was or
dered
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

@Ths regular annual meeting of the
Indiana State Board of Agriculture will be
held in the city of Indianapolis. at the
State House. on Wednesday. January 7th i,
1868. al 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. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

- Our old friend, Newt. Scott, is him
self again. having recovered from the effects
OF his Arkansas campaign. and has entered
into partnership with c. thinner in the
wholesale and retail Notion, Toy and Candy
trade. and We observe that they are just re-
ceiviug a large lot of nice goods. They e1-
pecs to be fully prepared for the Holidays $,
and we bespsak for the new firm Of zimmss
& Scott. big trade. Take onr advice
and call and see them
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

A VALUABLE PACKAGE. "A registered
package was mailed at the New York Post
office a few days since. the postage on
which, prepaid by stamps. amounted to
S149 AS. 1t was address ed to London,
and the contents were stated by the sanders
to be of the value Of 100000.
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e. Great preparations are going for.
ward at No. SO, Main Street. 8. g. Dag
dale intends having ono of the best and
most excessive assortments Of Toys and
presents for the Holidays he has ever
brought to this city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

HoRrrcULruRAL.-The members of the
Richmond Horticultural Society are requss-
ted tn meet at their Hall, on the Cd SAtur.
day in December. for the purpose of cleo
ting officers. aud transaciing other importan,
business. A full attendance is earnestly re.
quested. Come one--come ALL
Be- order. Jos. c. RArLrFF, Pres.
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MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE, May 5tt
MI TIA 04"NT

M TAILS OPEN
Cincinnati. Dayton and Eastern IL 20 a
Indianapolis nd the West 4-i0 p
Chicago and North west ............... 6:lo p.
MAILS ChoSE
Indianapolis and Chicago 1o:4o ..
Dayton and Columbus and East. 800 p. ID
Cincinnati and East. 500 p.
Hamilton Mail, via Boston, &C, leaves
Monday, w ednesday AMI Friday at. =. 1900 q. IN
Hamilton Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 500 p
Union City MAIL via Arby, Bethel, dc,
same Hamilton mail.
Wine chester mail, via Nov Garden, leaves
Monoay and Friday at................s:oo
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday at. $500 N.
EEOfice open from 90 a. m. to p. Sun
days from to 10 a. m
IA The Mails are governed by Railroad Tins
which is faster than true time.
ACHILLES VILLAINS, PIN.
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~ Chief Justice Tsnev il said to 10
quite ILL., He is in his SD year.
~ Ono hundred and thirty-swo hogs.
heads OF sugar, Of the nsv crop vas ~
eeised in New Orleans On The Sd u1t.
80 We understand that John Ryan.
private in the S6th Ind. ffoo shs city.
died Il one Of the Hospitals Of Louisvills,
Ky. last week.
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~ GOOD morning JOHN town .
few days. hear. By the by Ned. l want
to 60 to No. 81, Main Street. In the cars.
city or country, all speak of going to
HAines's. am told i,'s the store Of Rich.
mend. That's so. that's SO, Joe. For
nice goods and low prices il can't be
equalled"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

REMovAL.-Dr. Francisco has removed
his Office to his residence Corner room
Immediately south of his old Office. in the
Rambo property on the north west corner
OF Pearl and Walnut streets. near the mar
ket.house.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

- We call the special attention of our
lady readers to the splendid lot Of FURS
and CLOAhS, just received at the bee
Hive Store" oil D. B. Crawford He has.
also received. in addition to his former sup
ply,seseral beautiful patterns OF CARPETS
which he is selling now ut rates that they
cannot be sold at by the FIRST Of January
next.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

81 Stoves for baking-stoves for warming
stoves and prices not alarming. at the Stove
and Tin Ware establishment Of J. Ward q Co.
at the Depot. Their ware-room is stored with
tvery hing necessary and useful whether made
Of tin. brass, copper, sheetiron or link. Call,
examine and buy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

Qua People MovrNa The Appeal made
by Gov Morton, in behalf of the families OF the
brave men now in the army, was responded to
on thanksgiving night, at the general prayer
meeting composed of all denominations in this
city. The following committee. to visit all the
soldiers families within the city, and to report
LIST Ward, Rev A Atom; I'd, Rev Sims;
Sd, Rev Mr. Van Doren; 4th, Rev W A Goode.
The christian Advocate thus allades to the
efforts Of our excellent Chief Magistrate:
Gov. Morton. always little ahead in what
ever relates to the soldiers and their families,
deserves the thanks not only Of his own but of
every other Western State for setting on foot
this enterprise. The reasonings. conclusions,
and suggestions Of the Appeal to the People of
Indiana are just as applicable to the people Of
Ohio; Illinois. and every other Western State -
to those of Indiana; and we earnestly hope that
with or without the special recon mendation of
the several governors Of these States respective
ly, the people everywhere will &C: on the sug-
gestion of Gov Morton,
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CINcrSNArI, Disc. s.

OINCINNATI, DEC. 3.
Flour $50 to 5.25. Wheat, ranges
from sscts per bushel. up to sl.lO. Corn
50 TO SO cts. Rye % to 65. Barley 81. 90
TO LES for spring. and $3.50 to 1,35 for
fall. Oats 48 to SO. Hogs 4e5 to 4,sO.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

- 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-plensy of work 70 do. and wiling
hearts and ready hands are wanted.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

~ Warm winter clothing OF every
kind is nov. or viii be shortly needed. and
those wanting to supply themselves. cannot
do better than do as the big advertisement
IN another column says: $50 to the New
York Cash Storei" C. Jackson 4 Co., are
prepared to supply the wants of everybody
and all his family on the best OF terms.
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1ied.

School Pennsylvania. PsAscrs clsr srA.. thrI Of
8 days. ~ ''e'' ~ -" anu
Darling FRANKIE, God has cal cd thee,
From a sad add suffering life.
To world OF light = nd glory.
sac removed from earthly stri ks.
Ny poor bIishtei little blossom,
Not one joy had earth for hse,
Dropping on in mental darkness.
Glorious change indeed twill be.
Now thy uttIe mind uncioaded
| inteile etual joys shall know,
Brighter, pu-er. more andyi nE.
/ Than We dream Of here bsio vi
| Oh. how warmly. deeply. fondiy
| Loved We thee, precious son
Deep afniction only brought thee
| Nearer, desrer, darling one.
On the tented field thy father.
| In his eountry's stern pioy,
Drops = silent tear of sorrow,
For his poor, afflicted BOY.
Hard indeed. i, seems to Iooss hee.
Harder still TO see thee live;
We but pray for resi- gnation,
Such - lie alone can give
Far from no ne loving m other.
Strangers 'o>ed thy dying eyes;
But thy happy little spirit,
Mounts in triumph to the skies.
There thou,It meet thy rothsr Willie,
Whom thou didst not know earth,
Two bright spir its re united.
In that biissiul Heavenly birth.
Evenly hock's divided,
Two GARTH and owe;
Babies both in mercy taken.
Two stiil ieft 10 claim
May We. Heavenly Father, guide then.
Safely through this vorid Of sin:
b. they'll meet their an ell brothe re-,
Whore A.n.s-
BAlLEY-Wilfiam 8. Bailey OF Washington, in this
county soldier in the 18th Ind battery
ult., in the 2ist yeat his age.
CLARK-1n the hospital At Richmond Ky, n the gath
OF Oct, from the effects wound battle
OF Richmond. Harmon Clark, member Capt. Marshs
company in the Goth regiment.
LEFEFRE-Fery suddenly in this city Sunday ngt..
last, OF cancer OF the stomach NE William Legevre aged
- years Mr. l. vas one OF most prxinR bu-
sipess men, good citiEfn. aud honest Gym
pathies OF the community with his bersavsd family
pEvELIN-From the effects of a wound received At
Lone Jack Mo- Aug 6, Lieut.. 8. Develin. Of the 81
Ind Battery at Jefferson City, Mo-. the 24th u n 10
remains were brot to his home in Cambridge int
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

CIV. L. Farquhar's Grocery. 95 Main t.
is paying the highest prices for all kinds o
produce. His Grocies are all No. Ibis Oy S
ters are unexceptionable, and his prices satsia c
tory. Give him q call.
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OxC Z. Bull. respectfully asks the public
10 cali and examine his splendid assortment of
stoves and Ware. Satisfaction guaranteed.-
he has eerta My the most economical Stoves on
hand yet invented, and fine lot OF Tin, Cop
make selections.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

4 e. If you want fine Sausage Neat, Spare
Ribs Back Bones, No. Family Lard, Hams,
or Shoulders from the block, do not fail to call
Immediately At TAYLOR'S NEAT STORE,
On North Marion, next door TO Paxson's
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

CoMMESnAsLE.-We unde rstand that No 8,
FIRE Company. donated the money in its treas
ury fnr the benefit Of the destitute of the city.
This is as it should be, and the Company de-
serve the highest comnendation for setting %
good an example.
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G.. p. EMSWILER & co:
40, MAIN STREET,

Notions.
Toys,
Fancy Goods.
Willow Ware,
Candies,
Fire Works.
Matches,
Soaps,
Perfun,ery.
Any thing you want. Stock fresh. and
daily recruiting. ~CALL AND SEE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

RICHMOND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION meets the
evenings ofthe I'd and 4th Mondays in each month In
uenry Hall.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, the third We inesdsy. .........
Richmond Lodge, meets the first TUESDAY
evening in every month
King Solomon Che pier, second Friday
Wayne Council, first ThursdAy in March, June,
Septem Der andDecember. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BrittOn Lodge (colorsd 6rst Monday in each
month.
/. O. 0. F.
White Wal or Lodge. meets overy Friday evening.
Herman (tierman) Lodge,every Tuesday evening
Woodward Lodge.every "Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampmeut, every second and fourth
Tuesday of each month
Degree Of Rebecca. of Whitewater and w God ward
Lodges, first and third Tuesday of each month.
Degree Of Rebeccs of Herman Loo &c, first and third
Monday of each month.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

q II the "powers that be" ss Wash
ington. can change their Commanders
whenever they please. ssssly the people d
Richmond could. if they saw proper. chang.
their City Marshal This being . afxed
fact" it will be seea by reference 70 cur lisi
of announcements that our old frie.d Geo.
Wilson. has offered himself Is . candidate
for City Marshal. and our opinion Is. if q
change is determined on. that they eAnso.
do better than to try George
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

LADIES SOLDIERS. AID SOCIErY-Neet eeery Fri.
day ernoon n evening, at No ) En CINE Hall.
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Barnuan.S Self.SeWer.
Increases the value Of any Sewing Machine,
oNE-THIR

T-CAll At Singers Once, u Waseon Agent. Main
Street. and got De- s, 'e2 sv
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Gas FIxrUaxs. &c.-Aessrs. Starr d
White. have sl~ays on hand the latest pat
terms And most beautiful STYLES Of Gas Fix
tures--oraamental and plata. They are
prepared to supply al demands for Coke
aud Gas Tar. and Fire Brick Give them
+. call at their establishment. one door west
of g. p. Emswiler & Co.'S Notion Store
up stairs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

The following confession was made By
the Hen. Mr. Dawes, Republican mem
Der of Congress from Massachusetts, on
the 18th of APRIL in which he exposed
the oorruptusss Of L4incoln's administrs-
ton :
"THR GENTLEMEN MUST REMRM-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
4 REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE
TRERCHAENT, THERE is INDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH In THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES or THE GOV
ERNAagNT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATIOG WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUPTION"
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wHs II sKEsRessssLE FOR THE

We answer, the Republican party
The Republican party might have pre-
reased the present Devastating civil var.
1t might have saved the lives of thous-
ands Of the best men Of the Nation, and
thousands Of aiilions of the peoples
money. For proof Of what we say, read
the following from the speech # srErHRS
4. DoUsLAs, delivered IN the United States
Senate, January Sd, 1861, upon the COM
promise measures, then pc,.4ing before
the Senate:
al believe this to be fair basis of
amiaahle adjustment. II yeu Of the Re-
publican side are not willing to accept
this, nor the proposition Of the Senator
from Kensueky, lhr. Crittendon, pray
tell sGs schat goss aTs soiIIiag TO dos
81 AppRxSs THE INQUIRY TO REPUBLIcASs
oNIY, Yoa TIE REASON THAT In THH Con-
urTKK OF TRIRTExS, A FEW DAYS AGO,
EvEAY MKxBKa ERoM THE SoUTH, INCLUDING
THOSE FROM TIE CoTTox STATES, (MKssRs.
TooxBs AND DAVIS, ExPEEssgp rHEIx
RRApLNEss TO AccKPT TIE PROPOSITION OF
Mt vKEKRARLg FRIEND Fgo2 kENTUcKY,
Ma. CgrrTKsnEs,l 4s a FINAL. xETTLEMEST
OF TIE CONTROVERSY, II rS~gEDEB md SIS
TAXED BIT 7Hx REPUBLICAN, xExgEKs.
fsHENCE THE SOLE RESP0GsI-
BTLITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY OF AN AMICABLE AD-
TYycsnHxeTvaSTa 10 ygTTEy THY ppnTTR
LOAN PARTY
HsFs 1t IL proved that the Republiean
party ia responsible, for the war that 1t
is responsible, for every dollar Of nation
al aud state indebtedness incurred on as-
count of the wsr-thaa it is responsible,
for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon the people, on account Of the var
that it 10 responsible, for the distress and
fnsucial rain, whieh now exists IN every
part OF the eountry--that it Is response
bic, for every life lost in the war,-thst
1t Ia responsible for, snd should receive
tho earsss OF svsry wife made widow,
and Of every child made aa orphan, by the
war. In short that il viii be responsible
for the dissolution of tho Union, should
the unsan be dissolved.
Shall each party be continued In
power or will the people changs their
rulsrs7 Let the Ballot boxes as the naxs
election proslsirn the answer.
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