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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-14
State Of Indiana Wayne Co. s. s.

In the Wayne Circuit Court. February Term, A. d
leH3.
Jacob Dinckelaeksrl
FE9 Divorce, No. I.o07.
Ross Dnck keiaeker,)
IL that ~ this Z3a dav of October. ie07
u the above named plaintiff by Bekci ~ Burchensl
his Attorneys, fied In tho once Of the Clerk OF the
Wayne Circuit Court his complaint against said Defsn
Aaot in the above entitled together with the sds
Wit Of competent person. that said dchD Ddabt Rosa
Dine keIseker residsnt os the State Of Indiana
Said defendant, Rosa keiseker, ther eore hereby
nosihed the hfing and pend-ncy of said complaint
sgsos her and that unless she appear and answer or
thereto calling Of the said cause the
second day the OF said curt. TO be begun
and held the Conrt House Cent>rvie on the first
Monday Of February next IG3 said complaint aud the
matters and things therein contained and alleged, viii
be and the said will be heard and de
term ed in her absence.
Witness Sol Meredith, Clerk. aud the Seal OF said
Court Ceuterviiie this % day OF October. 1909,
T-I SOL MFBEDIfH, Clerk.
BIeErE 4 BunoHEsAL. Attys for PIN.
Oct. 81 -
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communication had beea - established BE-.
tween Corinth and Colanb1s almos. imme-
diately after the battle. -

communication bad beea - es,abIshed be.
tween Corinth and ColanA1s almos, imme
diately after the battle. -
give . brief extract Of letter from a
former clerk in our establishment
| "Our store has been taken for hospital.
as we'll as the two hotels. I suppose al the
houses in town will be used for the same
purpose. The number Of our wounded
cannot vet be ascertained. but our loss in
both killed and wounded is heavy. Tho
rebels is heavier than ours, however. by
far They left their dead and wounded on
the field. went over the field. myself. the
day after the last 6ght. and looked over
their haversacks. to see If the reports about
their starving condition vas true. could
fnd nothing but parched corn and acorns.
No bread or meat. Some had nothing as
all. The faces Of the rebels looked pinchsd
and thin. as il from want. and have heard
from . number Of soldiers that many of the
rascals threw down their arms and begged
for food. They said they made the attemps
to retake Corinth as much for food - any
thing else.
They fought just like devils. But We
we're too hot for them. Our treops are
Wild with delieht-so much 90 rs to seem
lnsenslble OF our great loss. Sucn trium-
phan, yells as walked tho echoes around
Corinth during the fight in town. you can
no, imagine. The repulss OF the rebels,
when they attempted to cross the bridge
over the railroad, close to the Corinlh
House, was one Of the most splendid affsirs
on record.
Several shells struck tho Tishemfngo
Hotel. One passed through. killing man
who lay wounded. The Corinsh House was
also damaged slightly.
:" The fright and stampede Of the negroes
was terrific. You never saw any thing to
equal it. Men, women and children hid in
every possible place. l almost expected 70
see their black faces turn white with fright.
King was wounded. Our friend
Smith killed A number OF our old friends
When l can gain more complete
will write you moro particu-
lars. As yet. all j. so con ssed. We cannot
assert anything to be true which We have
not seem
This letter Was also dated October 9th.
and was written in frsgments. l have
given you a condensed substance of the
whole. n.
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THE WESTERN IRON CLADs.-The iron
clad frigate Chillicothe went on her trial
trip from Jeffersonvile, Indiana. few days
ago, and with most satisfactory results
Her tremendous IL inch guns were tried
with perfect success, and her speed proved
to be eigh: miles an hour. two knots more
than the contract stipulated. She is now
ready for service. The Chillicothe is one
of the Ohio river iron clads, and was built
at Cincinnati The tremendous iron vessel
keokuk is nearly finished she is describ
ed as the most extraordinary craft in the
world. She resembles two small boats
turned down on each other. She is oval
shaped in the hull. The machinery will be
crrried entirely below water. There is no
woodwork whatever save in the cabins. A
propeller in the stern will move her. There
was no keel laid in the centre of this craft,
but one at the bow aud another at the
stern. both of which extend toward the
middle OF the hall about sixteen feet. A
seven feet ram pro,rudes from the bow.
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~ The Engineer states that . large
number OF orders are being received from
North America for general descriptions Of
iron, notwithstanding the rates Of exchange
and the high tariffs. Iron is now being
tsksn from Liverpool to New York for Is.
sterling per tun.
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STnESCTH OF 1Hs RsBsL Anan1s.-Wil-
liam Henry Hurlbut u publishing MARIA
tive Of bis experience 10 the South. daring
fifteen mouths of shs war. He wss in .
position ~ RisA0osd to know what the
rebel iosce wss. H ssys thss b t6e bas-
tles before Rishoesd. which rssultsd -
driving McCleIlas fse0 his Sossised camp
70 Harrison's Landing. Oensral Lee bed
slmo,s so. 600 mso aad Jssksoa about IS.
ooo-oskieg the whole ssbsl lsfos 196. 600.
NcClsllsn.s loees q Shas dDe ~ abeos
GO. 900 sHscsivss, n - my.
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frrom the Nss York Tfibuns.l

IErom Nss York Tribunsl
Never was . great and patriotic party
doomed to bear mp against such . com bina-
ton OF adverse influences ~ those with
which the Republicans and Union Was
Democrats struggled in our contest of yes-
terday. They were compelled to meet at
the polls,
l. Every partisan Of Slavery and sym.
pa,hiser with the Slaveholdsrs' Rebellion
ized as a political power, aud lavishing funds
as we'll az efforts in behalf Of the Democrat
ic ticket
3. Two hundred thousand voters who
never voted any other than the Democratic
ticket. and never will. though that ticket
were all made up Of Fernando and Ben
Wood and undisguissdly favorable to the
revolutionary ssurpation and despotism
4. Thousands whose God is Mammon.
and who. finding the was expensive and
burdensome are anxious for peace at any
price
s. Every coward who fears being draft
ed !;
6. Every sneak who has been told that
Seymour's election will relieve him from the
pay ment Of war taxes, and 10 actually fool
enough to believe it;
z. The depressing effect of the recent
elections and their unexpectedly adverse
results.
8. The absence q the seat of war of at
least one hundred thousand OF our bravest
and best, two-thirds of them ardent Repub.
licans and a good share of the remainder
Union war Democrats OF the school OF Diok-
inson. Bancroft and Tremsin.
8. General dissatisfaction with tho slow
progress or no progress Of our armies, and
. wide spread feeling that, through tho in
ineficiency or insinesrity. of our
military leaders, the blood aud treasure Of
the loyal millions are being sacrificed in
vain.
The loss to General Wadsworth and tho
Union War tickets from this last source
alone must be essimatsd by tens Of thous-
ands. It was in vain that the party OF the
country bore up maHfully against it. and
did all that men eoald do to mitigate it,
effect "What p the use OF sending ouR
young heroes to dc Of exposure, fatigue
and fever. in a war wherein they are not
permitted to fight htf-whersin nothing il
achieved because nothing 10 resIly and
attempted i--vhose progress 10
only marked by deaths in bospitals and
Of our public debt ?-whers-
in month after mouth dsags on its tedious
hours to no purpose and with no result p
such were the questions that caused
Of voters 70 refuse invincibly to
the polls,no matter how strongly
urged, and inpslledother thousands 70 vots
against their nobleS impulsss and bstesS
judgment-io vote according % The dictates
of discouragemens and despair. ~
We tell the Administrstion most earnest
ly that the county cannot spdors another
months inactiou OF our aEmies--thas Fes-
~ IN
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BLONpIN In ENGLAND.

Before Blondin went 10 England, he asso-
ciated himself with Mr.. Henry Coleman. as
business manager who should negotiate
all engagements for him. Mr.. Colrman
made proposals to the Crystal Palace Com
pany, which were readily accepted. One
cautious director. indeed. remarked, But
suppose he was to fall - Fall - echoed
Mr.. Coleman where from 90 "Where
'front.' repeated the other; "why, from
the sope." "Blondin fall from the rope -
exclaimed Coleman why. he can't" 1t
appears from this book, however, that
through the awkwardness of an assistant,
Blondin did fall once. just as he was step
ping from bis rope upon the platform. He
saved himself by catching the rope with his
knee. and then got hold OF it with his
hands.
SUGGESTIVE HINT.
Blondin's caution to nervous man,
whom be was carrying on his back across
the Falls, was, 81 must request you to sit
quiet, or shall have to put you down. =
The idea of being left on the rope to shift
for himself kept the terrified burden in
obedience to the bearer, and 50 they reach
ed the bank in safety.
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@Is !. rumored that Queen Victoria
will abdicste 10 favor Of the Prince Of Wales
when the Prince 10 mssried.
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my heart swells.

Voice-"Three cheers for the swells-'
I'VE hve.' said I, 'in troubIou. times:
but hope We shal again resume our former
proud position, and so on in glorious Ca
reer."
DR.. Schwasey-"I'm willing for one to
go on IN glorious career. Will You Join
me. fellow citisens. in glorious career.-
What wages does man ri. for . glorious
career, when he 6nds himeel.:,
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Seidlitz Powders,

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HOW HE CANE To CROSS THE NIAGARA.
Al the completion of an eight years en-.
gagemen,. the Rsvel family gave a dinner
in Blondin's honor, and, elated by the
tribute paid to him. Blondin. to use the
elegant circumlocuGon of his biographer
(says the Saturday Review, INDUCED in
the pleasure of the table TO an extent much
beyond his wont. Going to. bed late. and,
perhsps-if one were to use plain English
-tipsy. Bloudin dreamed dream, which,
Invested of the gorgeous coloring of the
biographer. amounted to this - that be
crossed Niagara on rope. The purpose
which suggested itself to him under the in
fuence Of drink be set himself soberly and
rssolutely to accomplish. We are told that
Blondin's hazardous vocation obliges him to
temperance. and that when he is performing
be drinks only little chocolate. 1t is odd
that drink should have caused him to at
tempt that which abstinence was necessary
to his achieving.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS IN N, Y, CITY,


WHOLESALE AGENTS IN N. Y. CITY.
Shieffelin Bros. & Co. Hurral ,Risley & Kitch-
B. A. Fahnestock, en-.
Hull & Co. Bush, Gale & Robinson
A. B. & ID. Sands NJ Ward. Close & Co.
Co. McKisson & Robbins.
Wheeler & Hart ID. S. Barnes & Co.
James 5. Aspinwall f. c. Wells & Co.
Morgan Allen. Lazelle, Marsh & Gard
Hall, Ruckel & Co. ner.
Thomas & Fuller Hall, Dixon & Co.
Z. ID. Orvis. Conrad Fox
AND OTHERS
PHILADEl PRIa, PENNSN VANIA.
L. w. Dyott & Co. Robert Shoemaker &
B. A. Fahnestock & Co.
Co. French, Richards, & Co.
AND OTHERS.
BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS.
Geo. c. Goodwin s Co. Weekes & Potter.
NJ. 5. Burr Co. Jno. Wilson, Jr.
AND OTHERS.
Also, all WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS at
CHICAGO, Ill,
ST. LOUIS, NO.,
DETROIT, Mich,
LOUISVILi.E, KY,
fiTTssTnGiis, PS.,
BUFFALO. Ny.
AND BY
DRUGGISTS, GRoCERs, SToREKEEPERs and
RETAILERS generally in all COUNTRY
Towns and VILLAGES
In the
UNITED STATES
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
G. .SOldty
Robert Browning
William aannaman,
Wholesale Agents.
AND BY
TOMLINSON & cox.
w. II. VICKERS,
And by the DRUGGIsTs, SToREKEEPERs and
RETAILERS generally.
COUNTRY DEALERS can order as above,
Oraddress orders direct-[orif Prices. Terms,
Sc, is desired, send for 1852 Circular,
giving reduced Pricesl to
HENRY Il. COSTAR.
PRINCIPAL DEroT-No 5l2 Broadway
Opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel)
New York.
u1ch3l -deockwec~-sai
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DFSr American and French Window Glass; 500 boxes
Id Window assorted, from sxl0 10 36xso. in store and
for sale at lowest figures by
BROWNING 4 SLOAN.
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ApyERTlsING IN TIE WEEKLY.

Advertisements published In both the Daily and the
Weekly SESTISEL will be charged the full Daily rates,
with halt the weeklv rates added
Business Notices published IN the local columns OF zen
lines or undeT will De charged for each insertion al u
ten lines, cents per line.
Charge win De made for inserting the notices oi the
following Orders Societies aud Associations al the rates
named, 20 be paid in advance:
Military Companies, Order Of Odd Fellows Masonic
Order. benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
each exceeding lines % cents Tor each
insertion: over eight lines az this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, si
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents
Notices of Festivals Pcncs and Excursions gotten mp by
individuals associations, By churches, at the regular
prices .
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head of
Special Notices. II ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates
Advertisements making less than three hnes inserted
once in the Daily. will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers topaz quarterly
Announcing candidates for offices OF every description
20 charged the Of 81 80 for each name IN the
Daily and ~ In the Daily and Weekly, the same TO be- IN
all cases. paid I'm advance. -
Legal advertisements inserted at the expense OF The at
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ingS collecfable usual time. Publishers not
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yond the amount charged for their publication.
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]. NJ. TILFORD.
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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DRUGS.

4 Ii persons knowing themselves indebted 10 me will
~ please call at their earliest convenience and make
settlement of same, aud oblige X. BROWNING.
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NOTICE.

"TE have this day sold our Bakery Messrs. Nick
wv um Pauott
Thanking The public general for their liberal patron
would respectfully AK the continuance Of the
% SUCCESSOR. A. 4 J. METZcEI
Indianapolis July ?. lsss. Iyli.sa
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WAN D.
100000 Male or Female Agents

TUyo sell Loyd's New Steel Plate County Colored Map
OF the United States. CaEadas, and New Brunswick;
from surveys leted Aug. 10, 1852; s20
900 engrave il and one years uIne
Superior any $40 map made by Cotton Mitch
ell and SELL the low price Of 80 cents; $40 600
engraved on this map
II is not only County Map, but Il is also COUNTY
AND RAtRO AD NAP Of the United Sta es and Canadas
Combined in one, giving LIVERY RAILROAD STAilO
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman man s3 70 s5 per day, and
will take back all cannot be sold and refund the
money.
Send for 81 worth 10 try.
Printed instructions how canvass wen furnished all
agents.
Wanted-A smart man Wholesale Agent for our
Maps IN every State Canada England, and California
fortune may be made with a small capital.
7. LLOYD. No. l6i Broadway, y. 7.
The wa- Department uses our Map Of Virginia and
Maryland, which Is marked Thorou Shfare GAP. Bull
Run Mountains Fss Church all the fords the PotO
mac, and every other place in Maryland and Virginia
money refunded. Price az seps-d3&w3t
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MACHINISTS.
~ ~ M N a. III II ~
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

HAVING EyTIRELY REFrTTED THE SHOP FORM
III ERLY occupied BY John Cooper. in Osgooc
snih Cos Las; AMI Hub FACTORY. prepared 20 DO
al snds Of work IN the machinery or blscksmiihing
Ene Having had twelve years experience the best
machine shops IN the country fater myself that can
gse entire satisfaction 20 those who nav favor with
fheiI "ork have IN ny employ Of the bes; black
shs IN the stae. and pay particular attention 20 horse
shceiug and machine forging.
Repairing of all kinds promptly attended 10
Models of all kinds bulls for the patent Office
Remember The place, one sqrsre south of the Union
Dcp0t. On illincss street T. PoowS.
iulyl0-dlv 81
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vERMIN.


Those Preparations (unlike all others) are
"Free from PoiSons"
mot dangerous to the Human Family
"Rats do not die on the premises"
"They come out of their holes to die
"They are the on infallible remedies known"
''12 years and more established In New York
City"
Used by-the City Post Office
Used by-the City Prisons and Station
Houses
Used Jy-the City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used by-the City Hospitals, AIms-Houses,
sc.
Used Jy-the City Hotels Astor,'-'St.
Nicholas, &c.
Used 6y-the Boarding Houses, &c., &c.
Used 6y--more than SO, 900 private families
"a See one or t,co Specimens of ckat is
ereryrchere said By the People-Editors-
Dealers. etc.
KEEPERS-troubled with yer
min need be so no longer, if they use '.Cos
tar's "Extermnators. We have used it to our
satisfaction, and if box cost So we would
have it. We had tried poisons, but they eff
fected nothing; but ''CosTAR's" article knocks
the breath out of Rats, Mice, Reaches and
Bed-Bugs, quicker than we can write it. 1t
is in great demand all over the country
Medina o. Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are de-
stroyed annually in Grant County by vermin
than would pay for tons OF this Rat and Insect
Killer.-LdncaSter lViS. Herald
HENRY r. COSTAR-We are selling
your preparations rapidly. Wherever they
have been used, Rats, Nice, Reaches and
Vermin disappear rapidly.
ECKER & STOUFFER,
Druggists, Windsor, Nd.
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator.
"Costar's"
"Costars" Bed-Bug Exterminator.
"Costars'
"Costa|s" Electric Powder, for Insects &c.
In 25c. soc. and 81 Boxes, BOTTLES AND
FLAsKs, So and So SIZES FOR PLANTA-
TIoNs, SHIPS, BoATs, HOTELS, sc.
CAUTION To prevent the public from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
PernicIouS limitations, a new label has been
prepared, bearing fac-simile of the Pro-
pretor's signature. Examine, each box, bot
tie or flask carefully before purchasing, and
take nothing but "COSTAR'S."
"a Sold ereryUhere-by
All WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs in the
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Our Needy Soldiers.


From all quarters the cry comes up from our
troops, I'VE are in great need of shoes, clothes,
Blankets" &C. No call has ever been made upon
the country more meritorious or more pressing
The call must be needed at any cost The rich
must give of their abundance and the poor OF their
little to relieve the wants of our brave, suffering
soldiers in the army, who literally take their lives
in their hands, to defend our rights, our property,
Our lives and our sacred honor.
We rejoice at the indications manifested among
our people to help in this crisis. Some are willing
TO give carpeting for blankets-to stint their fami
lies for leather and other things, that soldiers
nay be supplied The necessity of the case and
The eloquent appeal of Gov. Vance, we hope will
call forth the generosity and philanthropy of the peo
PIE Will these calls reach the SPECTATORS, who
nave brought the army and the country to their
present condition? Will the spectators give a
tenth, fifth of their income to relieve the soldiers
and their families? We fear not.
An officer of the 54th N. C. Regiment writes us
thus:
y. The 54th N. G. Regiment in camp six miles OF
A'chmond is greatly in need of Shoes blankets and
OGAS, Many of our men are destitute OF either,
Tt TTl unless they are supplied soon, must suffer-
hut tue soldiers all thank you for your labor in their
~D rual' and delight to read your paper They look
upon 1t as their triend."