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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06
Speaker Hubbsil.

| Thanks we're rendered Speaker Hubbell for
bis ability and impsriiAlity. The motion vas
made by q strong Democratic politician, and
prevailed with but one dissenting voice to
lumbus Correspondence Cincinnati GaSttte.
The correspondent who wrote the above il
JoHK D. CALDWELL. who was defeated for Chiei
Clerk Of the House by our friend KrNiMAN, and
was afterward penslOned by the Fusion major
ity in that body, for furnishing reports of its
proceedings to an evening paper in this city
He undertakes to wbite-wash Speaker HUBsELL,
by falsely representing that the resolution Of
thanks was vo.ed for by all The Representative
but one.
We did not intend to sllude to this matter
agair; but Mr.. CALDwELL's statement, as given
above, renders it necessary for rs ''to vindicate
the truth Of history"
Mr.. HusBELL manifested neither ability nor
imEartislty as Speaker Of the House. Many
of his rulings and decisions were outrages upon
that body, and we're go regarded BY anumber Of
his own political friends, es we'll as By all the
Democratic members So we'll was this under
stood by the liltle clique who were his devoted
followers ard recipients OF his favora, that II
was generally conceded, up to tho evening Of the
last day Of the sefson, that The customary res
olution OF thanks to the Speaker would not be
offered. Nor was it offered until late in the
night session, when fun and frolic we're the or
der of the hour, and many Of the members we're
paying no attention whatever 70 the business
before the Elouse--long after nearly all the cub
ordinate oficers had been rendered thanks
When the presiding officer Of deliberatse
body has discharged his duties Alright, the &C.
kno oWledged leader Of the minority generally Of
fers the resolution Of thanks. In THE case, we
know that that gentleman declined to offer OF
vote for such resolution, although he was i'm
portuned to do both. Other prominent Demo.
cratic members were approached on the subject,
and also declined to offer or favor a resolution
of thanks to HUBBELL.
Finally, at the eleventh hour, he and few
Of his friends became desperate, and prevailed
on Mr. HoLDEN, of Perry, TO offer the resOlu
ton. Il was voted for by dozen or fifteen
members, and there were several who voted
against il. Its friends did not dare to call for
the yeas and nays, ns is customary, and as the
friends Of Lt..Governor STANTON and Pfof
MoNRoE did in .he Senate, on the resolution Of
thanks to those gentlemen We 10 not believe
that II would have received majority vote. If
the yeas and nays had been demanded, The
Democrats would have voted against IL in a
body (exCept Mr.. HOLDEN), as we'll as con.
siderable number Of the Speakers own party.
IL would have been better for him, If the rsso-
luton had not been offered tail. Itisa great
piece Of folly for him to allow his echoes to
vsntilate Il through the public prints, 10 the
manner I. is done up In the correspondence Of
the Cincinnati Gazette. ia a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06
Local M a tiers.

DEATH OF CAPTAIN HULBURD We learn that
Csptain Frank. K Hulburd. formerly Of the firm
Of Bartlett, Hulburd & Co., bankers, Of this
city, died yesterday morning at Chicago, Of
dpIheris. sl llutr
Mr. Hulburd removed from this city some years
ago to Illinois. Soon after the breaking out Of
the rebellion, he took command OF company
in Colonel MuIligans regiment and wss among
those who wero taken prisoners by the rebels al
Lexington, Missouri. Being released on parol,
he went to Chicago, and was appointed to a
charge over the rebel prison In that city.
Captain Hulburd leaves widow and child
rem, sho are OF preaent with their relatives,
near Wofthington in this county.
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HEADQUARTERS, oHIo VOLUNTEER MILITIA,
Surgeon. Generals Office, Columbus, I
Itl}f' '4Hi" May l, 1862.

MEDICAL BOARD OF EXAMINERS. The Board
of Medical Examiners will meet next Thurs
day, May stb, az 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. in the City
of Columbus, for tho examination of Candl
dates for the position Of Surgeons and Assistant
Surgeons in the U. s. Army, according to the
General Order Of the War Department, as well
as for the position Of Extra Surgeons authorized
by the State Of Ohio.
Candidates for admission to examination mus
be Graduates Of some regular Medical lnstltu
ton, and must bring sufficient evidence Of good
moral character and temperate hebits.
b. order of the Governor,
GusrAvE G. E. WEBER,
Surgeon. General Of Ohio.
May 4-d4.
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rae ~, .oap.uro q Ysslssowa ia 1899

.l';. .,.. & /, = nan evacuated BY th . rebels
= - ptA'y.r - ,osses.lon AZ bv General
-. 80 a ,,'s "a ~ the United States
!. moV.t. -. y y. ,.s,rr.J ~ snpday morning
"a ln 80. =. l,bst JryS. D.yt,: Gen
lass' may 20 ,n.cAief. Cen, Jo.
p 1919 'sss .....,a,nanli ronfedefate off,
Z y s-l.1,. . e,,,i crrsnltatiop came last
Z ssss.sn .Sess-,. Can. M.oaupxn alone
mssA ~ L. ~, ~. conld not hold the place
~ y .s y. 49,. IL ,o,rs,, vbioh MocLEL
esa. - . 80 ~ Z s bsar upon, tbem.. and de
. o. 'sv.osatIop. which was COM
9 = s.s.s. s - sS,S.s ,.crOing the "a inst. From
sloes " Mar,.,t.v ~ secretary STAN.
: s.sp.'s- ,s.,C NJ, n snpday morning, May 4,
~ M 49, ~ .s 80 - of the ysmpar,r,
estntiVSps ~ pyr,s sto Ian by
pnst ~, ~ - - I, srnssrs. had fallen
ths 'isHs z,,I,.rshr,, M - lin cavalry. horse
o-sn sS.e ,sf.n,,v from McC1rILAs's army
ai'ine'y sA- = TTiiiif,s'S ~
IN pa.'a . y @...-, .o,lo.. o,osa pOon the
a - n,s s ~ ~, sn,ronas, os Nev Or.
snsss 49, 80 n Fo,. Maa,on-
ies". anu 'Do '.I ",-.~0, s,osd,s,. ,,,n,Ap pbs.
q ~ ~ ~ o,soe of
Inc spo'sssle' s't. - - s.,,.,, has
i oA1'. - VI. !, .bsss l.ssEs tbronshoot
sa 'e'. ~ ~ 80 iii ,brill
p NY sl,sDs,- - Y,,S-. -;,h ~ sna wilb deem
'ne ..s.' - -.s,,.naa ~ - th., peovidsncs that
~ ~ J. s,,s Saa,.s isu,aIs ,be brov
IS. ~ -. =, :. cA,.S .r 20 Il Z.
" ~. .DS,s .'S =, NJ 1890 .hs, asns,sl Nc.
- ~ - ~ S...s,a - ,ha sso,s,a,v ot Wa,
., s.is. 80. ~ - 6,n,s 4, yak
'us ~, ....s = ~. h,.,o,io nsoe and IN
se ..,,,s. .,as ~ s,de ,,,tb tba Is,b
! - o..ohs. i7sl Z vhen .Genetal W.aHIroros
b = - =. q c,,,,osn,si f,ororasa the sur.
..'.s.. - ~ ~ R.,slsh a,rov under CoRNw.LL,s
C.Sss. !. s,s.s a. s,bs ,as,as Yo,ktovn.
at - 80. 90 q iEntlss,,ss,inv noin,s. in which
ssxss.,... os ycsy,n,.s 4 n 90 comnares with
= :. ~ ,sl 81 Ro,h ls,,as for aboul the same
20 - no. a. rom tbrasse weeks each
iTss ...,,s =, ho,h ..s.s v,.s f;,,ea nm IN sim.
o. K, r.ii;l,f - I;noa of of.
- = d;srn.,;oD. A. ,ba forces
s,.'.,-.s. All A. A., veen the bs..
q la.;.,...,S bsil 9yi,iTli'F 7s3Y
-, o.. 80 ~. cf the forces
: IA, = f.il. T6e total mum.
= u - 8, q, ao,, - ina p,tt,ah arm, nm.
A.. s.e,.sw.,,,. "a I'm, a -l,,ue oyer four ,bOus.
,.n,,a- ,,.,s romhosd so,os French and
"a. -ssI.a 4 81. M ..,,.,I.o I.ssF.,,, ~ not
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06

THE Wooster Republican is informed that the
dispsteh printed In the Statesmap, announcing the
result Of the election in that place, came to US
Just as We gave Il 10 our rreaders--signatures and
al. The Republican does not deny that Che
Democrats achieved victory in Wooster, but
salls In question the propriety and taste of
sending The dispatch--sll Of which we leave
Messrs. MlRuHAnD and GivEN and the editor Of
that paper 10 settle among themselves in their
own way.
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ARTIFICIAL rEErn,


which are liable to inpart faint to the mouth.
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arising from exposed and are the best friends thai
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FARAERs and MR5lllHics you cannot veil afford to
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presevatves than which Rothschid or Astor eau get
nothing better. Remember that DYSPEPbIA and CON.
OF Teeth Send for the 7Fedtise 7efh and read DR.
Fitchs observations on this subject II too late 70
arrest decay In yout own teeth, save your cldren's
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Neuralgia Plastess.

pB; HURp's NEURALGIA NoN-ApHEsIvE PLAs-
rERS are the most pleasant and suocessfuI reledlea
ever prescribed for this painful disease The patient
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NERvous HRADAcHE, apply according to directions and
relief will surely follow. Nothing can be obtaned equal
% DR.. Hurd's Compress for Neuralgia. Trv them.--
They are entirely novel; curious and original prepap
alton, and wonderfully successful. They are OF TIVE
Sizes one small, for the face, price Is cents and the
other large, for application to the hody price 81 cenu.
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Efect2

DR.. HURD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
will give to young ladies that finest charm In wonsns
sRest breath and pearly teeth. Try them ladies'.
DR. HuRD's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
cleanse the mouth from all foul exhaatlons and used
the morning will make the breakfast taste sweeter and
the day begin more pleasantly. Hundreds Of persons
can testify to ths. Try them, gentlemen,
DR.. Herds Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
best preparations In the world for curing Bad Breath and
giving nrmness and health to the gums. Hundreds Of
etc. have been cured BY DR.. Hurd's astrnsent wash
Dr.. HuRp's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH powpER
give an additional charm to couriship and make hus
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husbands. They shculd be used by eveTy person h.7
Ina
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06

GENERAL McCLELLAN has possession, not only
of Yorktown, but Of Gloucester Point, and con.
Of York river, up which he has sent
by steamers one of his divisions to West Point
This place is distant from Richmond thirty.one
miles by railroad, which MCCLELLAN can soon
put in running order, however vigorously the
rebels may exert themselves 70 destroy it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06

CHANGE OF TINS 1T will be seen by the
"Time Table" published 10 the Statesman,
that various changes have been made in the
tr6lns and iD the running time on the, different
railroads entering the city M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06

AT KENEEDY's--Frank Leslie's Illustrated
NeEspaper and HArpsrs Weekly, for May 10.
may be obtained at Kennedy's. Both have, as
usual, numerous illustrations Of recent war
scenes. LeslIe's has portrait Of General
Pope, aud Harper's OF General Mitchell.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06

gJ Between thirty and forty prisoners of Wal
---from the Kanawba reGOn--arrivsd in the
city yesterday, and we're taken to Camp Chase
Among them was George MaginnIs, a former
resident Of this city, who, some time since, re-
moved 10 Virginia, and was. with his three sons
who are with him, pressed into the rebefsor-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06

shrevd agents can make small fortune IN esTEying
these articles around to feIniles. The DENTAL TREAS.
pRY 10 the neaes article that man or woman can carry
around Bend for one and or, better dozens which
We will sell IS samples for o.. Agents supplisd ber
ally with Circulars ? Now Is the time to 20 Into
the business to do good, aud make profit. We are
spending thousands for the bepeft Of agents. New
England men and women here 10 something nice and
chance to take the tide al its food
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06

U Let everybody go to The Concert to-
night at the Congregational Church Good
music, such as we seldom hear, social chat,
and delicscies to delight the palase-all in one
evenings entertainment The music Ia worth
double the Price of the ticket. Go onc--go
ALL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06

G3y Six cases Ofldruukenness and dIaOrderIy
conduct we're disposed Of BY the Mayor yeslsr-
day morning. All paid fines Of three dollars
and costs each, with the exception Of one indi-
vidual, who was sent to resume his old posItjon
On che chain-Rane. u issaaI lhH alni1 sael
W W. st6sr ciSss-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06

10 Thompson at the POstOfice has Haygsy's
Weekly for May TO- Il has, among other EN-.
bellishments. a portrait Of General o NJ.
Mitchell. W t4a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06
What are the People Doing2

The American people are intelligent enough 10 sppre
pAe preparations that contribute much 70 the happi
ness OF those using them and they want them, E7eEg
mail brings US letters, ordering the TREATISE on
TEETu some the NEuRALaIA PLAsTERs and not few en-
closing "a cents for the MOUTH WASH to DO sent by MALI
but to these compelled to reply that II s impoOs
BILE to send half Pint bottle by mall The people want
these Remedies Who UW sUIplvtAe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06

,SaIIred. 1.-THE swest month Of May" has
opened With the mat splendid triumph Of the
wsr--the forced iiIsht Of the rebels from their
stronghold at Yorktown and lie capture BY Gen.
McCLELLAN
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. C1Y CouEcIL The CouGci traDsacted no
business lssl evening for want OF a quorum
the Warrington delegation no. having returned
home. @ u'
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~ srhprs, wlll rbs . meeting Of the Democratic
= S,asa Central Committee, At the American
aSlll. ia Columbus, on Wednesday, May l4'h'
at 2 O'Clock, ?, M
4 Evsry member Of ,hs Committee isreguea'so
: q be pfsssut, as important business WI come
sefore then .. this critical timein the ana"'
Of our conntEy sas.li ~
lss WAYNE sRIswoLD. Chairman
~ CivclsvilIs, April IS. 1852
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ED.

A N LR0NGRAy HQRsE. WITH WHITE SPOTS
The owner can have him BY applying to A. shape,
corner Of South PuolIo Lane and Seventh street. 90.
lumbus.
May 2-n
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For Rent,

TWO OR -FOUR ROOMS, lately occupied as the Tel.
egraph Office, on State street. opposite the State
House. 79i FFsirt si igs&'t
INQUIRE OF o. A. WAGNER,
81 East State Street.
All persons having claimS or demands against O. A..
Wagner or o, AsWagner 4 Co.,AtV fequested % pre-
sent them before the 18th 0oy cf Nay, and hote ndebt
o. A. WAGNER.
apriles-dH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-06

We have before us some splendid specimens
Of Myatts Llnneas Rhubarb plant from this
Nursery which does the heart good to look up
on. But there are other sights in the Nursery
at this season Of the year. which are well worth
q ride or walk there. Our citizens and visit
ors cannot iud more pleasant and ezhilerat.
log scene In the environa of this and hardly OF
any other city, than is presented on the grounds'
Of Messrs Bateham & Hanford.
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WIN. q. HURD & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

III Dr.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH. TOOTH POWDER,
and r00THAoHE DR0pS cannot be sent By mall, but
they can pIobby be obtained at your Drug or Periodical
stores u they cannot, send 10 US for the DENTAL,
TREASURY, Price 0SR DOLLAR, which contains them.
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me- Mnu nnnpAREn no MAKE

ARE NOW PREPARED TO TAKE
"A tho Necessary Seps to procure Boun,y Money, Ar.
rears OF Paw and Pensions for the Widows and Heirs
deceased soldiers and Arrears Of Pay for resigned ON
GERS and discharged soldiers, I " tL.tIL
Refer 10 Gov. Dennison, Gen. o. Delano, Gen. o. Il.
buckingham, Gen. Goo. d. Wight, Columbus, o. Cen
Roseorans. ). Headquarters; Hon. Thon, Bwing, II. H.
Hunter, Esq., Lancaster, o. Henry stanb'y, Esq''
Olafl1iiis 2pIIi y. Gs Isea ,--aa Il. h%
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY $ 1859
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s1Ts ths New York World Of tho 81 instAni.
t.lhs fras advertisement, Of vessel for New
Oslsans, daring twelve months. appsnrs IA our
columpp shia morning" 'n1s'
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Msss'nsd sdsa,rs; q sa' cSo%s%ss'ss.
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Tnr CoLuMBus NuHsEhr,-The Cclupbus
Nursery os Messss. Bateham q Hanfcsd' a
short distance south ofthe city % the hness and
most extensive establishment o. the kind In
this part Of the country. There Is On almost
endless variety Of fruit and ornamental trees
vegetables and Towering plants, each kind be-
Ing so amply represented that every onea jadg'
ment, taste, whIm OF caprice can be easily sat
i.Q.d
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oonUMsUs. OHIO.
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Grand Display Of
FTRTW0RK9 ~
In front Of the Theatre.
soAIE OF pRIcEs.

Hess olrole.. .ss.' 80 cene
Family Circle. "......'.'..'''..'''2 cent
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Door. open @7. curtain viii rise at7S ~
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'ffs5r g76lsoisT sgi.saiArtf 81 " lig9ss
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CHANGE FOR AGENTS.

Now Is the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-22

Great praise is due to our fellow citi-
zens. o. B. Huff Esq. of Centerville and D.
B. Crawford Of this city. for their prompt
action in paying off the county bounty mon
ey. Both Of these gentlemen were busy all
day Tuesday and part of Wednesday in
disbursng monies to the boys of the 69,h.
Capt. Lyls's company Outrageous have
received their complete equipments and will
leave for the seat Of war early next week
Several Of the boys are ia town on fur
Tough for few days.
The 10Th Indiana Battery left Indian
apolis for Louisville on Thursday. In the
medical examinations of these on Thursday.
not a single man was rejected.
The s4,h Regiment. at this place is now
full and Col. Bickle will probably remain
here until it leaves for Indianapolis. The
69,h will be for the present under command
OF Lieut.. Col Stout.
The 69.h regiment received their mus
kets and knapsacks on Tuesday afternoon.
They are furnished with the new improved
Spring feld RiAed musket, aud in every
respect we're the best appointed regiment at
indianapolis. They left on Thursday by
the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail Road
to report to Gen. Boyle at Louisville. II
is supposed they will be sent out on the line
Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail Road.
AT an election held on Wednesday the
following officers were chosen for the Goth
regiment w. A. Bickle Colonel; Job.
Stout, OF Connersville, Lieut. Colonel; Thos.
J. Warehouse. Muncie, Major. A. J. Hobbs
Chaplain, David S. Evans, Of Boston. Sur
geou; DR.. David Ferguson. of Winchester.
lst assistant Surgeon; VIM. B. Witt, of Dub
lin. 2d asst. Surgeon; Geo. W. Ross. of
Richmond SERGEANT Major. The Sutler.
Quartermsster, SERGEANT. Drum and fife Ma
Tor. had not been appointed when we lef.
! Indianapolis.
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Delegates TO the Convention.

In this Township (Waync). on Saturday
last. the following delegates were elected to
the Congressional Convention TO be held at
Cambridge City. on Thursday, Sept. 4:
]. II. Hutton, Lewis Burk. John w.
Grubbs. VIM. s. Reid, J. M. Gaar, ID. B.
Crawford, Chas. ii. Burchenal, Ezra Hill.
Ed. A. Jones. Jesse p Siddsll.
The vote was $685. 1t should have been
at least l 100 to 1900 votes. and would have
been, had the people but generally known
that an election would be held for delegates
and proper exertions made to induce Union
men to vote. We predict that whoever is
the Unconditional Union candidate for Con
gress against Geo. Washington Julian, will
receive that number of votes (l2OO) in this
township at the October election.
Centre. elected delegates--giving shout
$50 votes. New Garden, Dalton. Boston
and Abingdon townships did not elect or
appoint delegates. We presume tina, the
balance OF the townships elected delegates,
but have no returns from them.
Union county gave Julian four townships,
and Col. Bickle two. The vote Of the coun.
ty: Julian 22s, Bickle lS6--majority for
Julian 49.
We learn that Delaware county gives Q
small majority for March over Julian.
Fayette county sends delegates to the
convention from every township.
As Mr.. Julian and his friends repudia,e
the Union pl atform. adopted on the 18th
June. and also the authority under which
the recent elections in Wayne. Union. Del
aware and Henry were held, lin regard 10
delegates should there be Convention.
We judge he will not be candidate before
il. He considers himself already on the
track, and. TO defeat him, Will require .
thorough union OF all who are opposed 10
him, on a man "who is in favor OF prosecu.
ting the war with all possible vigor to main
tain the National Constitution and Union
without conditions"
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ST. PACLS. tEpiscopaI) Rev. J. B. Wakefield. Rector,
services I0k A. -. and 8 p. NJ
ST. NARYS, (Cathoic) Rev. Aeg Merz, Pastor. servi
{ e. q and 10 A. n. and p n.
ST. ANDREWS Catholic Rev J. B. II. Scope. Pastor
services 4 and 10 A. NJ. and 3 p. n.
LIST PREsBYTERIAN, Rev Mr.. Van Doren, Pastor, ser
vices l0k A. N. and p. NJ.
UNITED PREsBYTERIAS. Rev. Mr. Aten. Pastor, ser
vices Io1s NJ. and , p. NJ.
PEARL ST. METHODIST, Rev. Mr.. eimms, Pastor.
services IOI A. VI. and p. NJ.
CHRIsriAN--Henry Hall, sou.h.ve,s corner Main
aud franklin streets. Services By Elder A. Hobbs
nrst and third Lords day In each
and evening.
Ir1s A. NJ aud 7 r. NJ.
GERMAN METHODIST, Rev. Godiove TrefE. PASTOR,
services I0k A. and p. VI.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Rev. ChAs. schadov Pastor,
services 10 A. Ne -.
Cd GERMAN LUTHERAN. Rev. Mr.. 0SsssoR, Pastor.
services iOA NJ and p. NJ.
AFRICAN NJ r. CHU re n, Rev ". c. Trevan Pastor,
services 10Y A. NJ. aud = r. NJ.
FRIENDS, HICksITE, services II A. NJ.
ORTHODOX II A. NJ.
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Two fine companies from Randolph
county arrived on Monday. They were
for the s4th regiment.
Temporary barracks are being erected
at the Fair Grounds, for the new regiments.
There are at Camp Wayne. the follow
ing companies: Capt Burrs's from Farm
land. Capt. Ellis from Munce; Capt Grubbs
Capt Miller's; Capt Boyd's Capt. CATERS
Capt. Vanneman's and parts Of others whose
officers ar. not named
Services we're held at Camp Wayne on
Sunday afternoon last, by Elder Hobbs. who
was listened to with great attention by the
immense audience present. Mitcbel's Brass
Band furnished music for the occasion.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-22

arrest Of Counterfeiters. detective
Police have arrested and imprisoned at Buffalo, Y
one Andrews and bis associates whom they caught in
the act of making a counterfeit OF AYERS CA-gART-
10 PILLS. Thier detection was accomplished at the
instance Of Messrs J. g. AVER & 90, of Lowell Mass
who have shown . commendable energy and pPompti-
tudc in protecting the public from imposition through
spurious limitations of their invaluable medicines:
Door. AYsR's SARsAPARILLA, CAERRY PICTORIAL
and Pills have to be staple necessities with the
community and the IMPOSITION upon the sick of spu
rious, worthless. IL not injurious fabricatous of
them. is in fact the contamination of viliany.
hope the scoundrels will get their due and in keep
ing they now are they are pretty sure OF it, Police
Gag cite.