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More Cheap Dry Goods
JUST RECEIVED AT
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01

Citizens assembled at the Public Sohoo
Building. on "Wednesday evening. to further
deliberate upon the continuance Of oul
present system Of graded Schools. The
meeting was organized by calling DR.. ker-
sey to the chair. The business of tt meet
ing being laid before the house. BY reading
the mirutss. the committee appointed last
week TO determine the number of grades
and the price Of Sch DOL tickets TO be issued
and also to nominate School Board" SUBJ
mit,ed their report, which was read and
acted npon. section by section. as follows:
SEC. LIST. The Committee would advise
that three grades Of tickets be issued; the
first TO be known as No. ] or No. ? grades,
Second Readers; the second to include No
; and grades or those reading in the Third
or Fourth Readers: the third to include all
above the fourth grade.
SEC. end. The Committee also advise
the following grades Of prices: For the first
grade. 81; for the second grade. So; for the
third grade. SS-believing that an average
of 81 will be sufficient to cover the cos, of
tuition and contingent expenses.
Src. 81. (Amended to read as follows:)
The Committee would also nominate DR..
O. P. Bear, Timothy Nicholson aud Daniel
B. Craw ford. as School Committee, vested
with the powers usually dele gated to such
bodies.
In the discussion Of the 6rst section. tn.
advantages of permanent graded Schools
above mixed private ones. were ably sci
forth. Il was thought il the plan succeed
that our Schools will soon become an honor
to our city. In the discussion of the second
section, a citizen signiied his intention to
nurchase one hundred dollars worth Of tick
cts. The report Of the Committee was re
ceived and adopted. and the e"nmissee dis
charged.
The following Committee OF eanSasse-s
,,ho,;xea 10 canvass the Wards with
which their names are respectively con
neeted. for the purpose OF soliciting the SAT-
Of tickets:
E;,., wsrd-Dr. Kersey. John Peterson
Ellis Nmdyke. James NJ. Poe.
second WArd-Dr. Newton, Georgs Coe
Third Ward. n. Carr. John Virgins
Cha r. Rice, A. F. Scott. Jas. NJ. Hays
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CONCERT!
SOLDIERS lid c)lIEaTl

To be given at Starr Hall. within the next
two weeks. Of which due notice will be Civ
en- 10 the programmes. TO be issued in a few
days. Mr.. James NJ Starr-whoss liberal
ity is prov.rbial--has offered the use OF the
and several ladies and gentlemen. forming
quarte,tes. have kindly rendered their SER
vices on the occasion. The v hole TO con-
clude with grand Tablaux. The proceeds
to go TO the Sanitary COMMITTEES of this city.
Tickets can be had at Plummer s. K-lly's
Drug Store. Es,ells Jewelry Sore. Hunt.
ington House and Vaughan d Bros Paint
Store. All We patriotic take notice and let
the house be more than full.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01
OCTOBER ELECTION.

Eds. PalI-Wc desire to present the name Of
ELAN J. BRowN. "the present efficient Assistant
Taeas rer,' ~ a candidate for County Treasurer
subject 70 the action OF popular nominating
convention OF election. SsvERAr. VOTERS.
OF We are authorized to announce JEssI
MEsr, AZ . candidate for County Treasurer, sub
ject to decision Of the People at the nomina
ting election.
Editors Palladium; Please announce mi
name n candidate for County Treasurer, sub
ject to . d. csion Of . popular nomination.
ur ALFRED TULLIDGE.
~ We are authorized TO announce VII
LIAM NcLAuGaIas. of Washington township a.
. Candidate COR >tate -enator ut the next October
election. subject to the decision of popular
nomination. s'-a5
awe arc authorized to announce OrHsIEL
BsEsyN. as . candidate f,r reelection to the Of
fee of State Senate. at the annual election in
October next, subject to the decision Of a popu-
lar nomination.
NJ We are authorized, by several friends Of
ABLE EVANS, to announce him As candidate
Tor County Treasurer. at the annual election in
October neat, subject to a popular nomination.
We are authorized to announce JoxA-
THAN ELLiorr. of Clay Township eandi-
date for County Treasurer at the October
+ ection subject to the decision Of a popular
nomination.
We are authorized to announce BsN
JaMIN PURGE. Of Washington Township. as a
candidate for County Treasurer. at the October
Election, subject to the decision of popular
nomination. ~
- We are authorized to announce JOHN
II. Huron, a candidate for County Treasu-
rer, 1t the October Election, subject to de-
cision Of . pc pular nomination.
- We are authorized to announce Noa-
ms JoNEs. Of Centre Township. aS a candidate
for Sheriff Of Wayn. county sub Get To popu-
lar nomination or such other mode Of nomina
ting - may be adopted BY the Republican
party, BY OLD SETTLES.
- We are authorized to announce II Mss
NJ. HAYS OF Wayne Township. AZ a candid ate
for the Off :, Of Treasurer, at the October Ecc
ito ;, subject to decision Of q popular nomina-
ton.
We are authorized to announce 'SA-
THAN WILcUrr-. as a candidate for County
Treasurer. at the October Z .ection, subject To a
decision Of popular Election.
We are authorized to annou ce ISAAC
My.as, rs q csniiiate for the office Of Treasurer
Of Wayne county. subject ~ the decision OF the
people in any way they may agree upon
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01

wOur lire Superintendent of Public
Instruction expects to be at Cen'erv'lie on
the first Monday in March 1t is his official
visit to Wayne county. Teachers and school
officers should remember that they are ex
pected to attend Friends of education are
invited TO be present. He will meet schoo
officers at 9 A. NJ, teachers aud fri, nds o.
education a, P. NJ. AID speak to the citi
zens of Centerville and vicinity at P. NJ
Turn out.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01
"HENRY HALL."-The COZ

"HEERY HALL.'-Ths congregation
will hold meetings there regularly every
Lords day. and Elder A. J. HoBss will
preach there on the brs, and third Lords
days and evenings in each month. Seats
free, and the public generally invited to at
and
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01
Direct from the Man ufacture

IL Gas Fixtures and Pipe always on
hand. of the most approved styles and pat
terms which will be put up to Order without
DELAY, at the establishment Of Starr &
White, one door west Of Emswiler's & Co.'S.
Notion Store. Main Street. They also have
on hand at all times, Gas Tar, Coke and
Fire Brick. which they are selling at the
Gas " orks at iair prices for Cash.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01
Sorietu aud fostoffife Directory, 4
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, the third We lnesday.
Richmond Lodge, meets the first Tuesday
evening IN every month ..-.-..---
King Solomon Chapter second Friday
Wa,ne Council. FIRST Thursday in March, June,
septem Der and December =
BrittOu Lodge (colored, first Monday in each
month
L. o. o. F.
White Water Lodge. meets overy Friday evening.
Herman (tierman) Lodge,every Tuesday evening.
W. .od ward Lodgeevery Wednes lay evening.
Oriental Encampment. every second and fourth
Tuesday eve. OF each month
Degree of Rebecca. of Whitewater and w God ward
Lodges, first and third Tuesday of each month
Degree Of Rebecc, of erman Lo, &c, first and third
Monday of each month.
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AT TIE TIKI. ANGLE,

job Borton. is in daily receipt of the eel
ebra.ed Maltby Union Baltimore Oysters
aehich lie sells by tie Can or HoLf: az
The TIL Apgie Easing House. Is also The
place for iunch-every thing crared by the
inner man in shape Of retieshmeats, az there
served up to the .pleosement IF the eustomer.
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YOU'LL FIND AT
G. r. Ems Hiler 4 Cos 40 Main -

G. y. Ems iIer Il Co.'S ID Main -.
! Nations. Fancy Goods. Toys. Combs. Pins,
Buuon-. Brushes. Periumerv. Soaps. Lin
en- Thread. ofnnl Cotton. Gloves, Sus-
pend-rs. Hosiery. Und-rshirts, Will
low Wagons. Draw-rs. Por'm,nies,
Pocket Cutlery. Purses, Travel
ing Baskets. Window Shades,
Cigars, NUS. Candies.
Matches. Backing. and
a thousand other useful and Fancy articles.
at Wholesale or Retail, to suit the taste, the
pocket and the times. Call in.
Richmond. Feb. Sih. 1862 IF.
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ATTENTION. LADIES!

1.-THE Soldiers Relief Giro 10 > will meet next
Tuesday afternoon and evening in Engine Hall
No. g. A full attendance is requested
s. A. WRIGLEY, Scc'y.
FARMERS!--The Ladies' Aid Circle Of
this city. requ, st YOU TO donate FoMIS
1922 -G--I.-...- 49, :. wounded
and sick soldiers, for soup. Please leave
them Al g. Cornell d Co.'s Grocery. oppo-
site Citizens Bank--Ham's corner.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01

EFGo TO d. B. Crawford's for as cheap
and as good Goods, can be found 10 the
city. His Carpets are not surpassed any
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01
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OR PICTORIAL TROCHES.
,ELIEF WARRANTED IN TEN nIHurE

" direct The attention o. our read
ers TO the .w adverts me ut OF c. Jackson
y Co.. 10 n,her column. Ii you wish to
purchase HAP goods. the New Yors
Cash Store is ths,lace to get them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01
+ DR. FUCKERS
! APPOINTMENTS

FROM OCT. Is 70 APRIL "a. 1862
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS House. Monday Oct. ~, Dec g.
Jan. II, Feb. "a. April Z.
CAMBRIDGE CITY Cambridge City Hotel Tuesday
Oct. q. Dec. ,, Jan. IA, Feb Is, April
hR Tucker having visited Richmond for abou. four
years and having had great success in curing his
patients deems sary more than thisth
he treats all Chronic Diseases NEW 81 stem Charges
low consultation Free and his New Book given 30 AL
patients. Aliinvalds are invitedto call.
Oct. -, '6l, Us Oo) ~
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Mail Arrangement richmond Pos
Office

Dayt q and Columbus snd East'n Mails
open .. II
DAYTON L Columbus close at...........2 50 y. IN.
Cincinnati Mail open at -ll:a5 3. m.
do and Eastern close At. AS p. m
Indianapolis Mail opens Observation-Disclosures $50 p IN
do DO closes at............lt:3 80 a u
Chicago Mail opens Observation-Disclosures. )a IN
do do eli lses at....................Io. 3O . m
Hamilton Mall via Boston, &C., leaves
Monday, W ednesiay an Friday at. 100 a. n.
Hamilton Mail arrives Tuesday and Satur
day at................ p.
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel, &c,
Hamilton mail.
Winchester mail, via New Garden, leaves
Mnnoay and Friday at................s.o0 m
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday at. 500 p
tss-Office open from 100 a. m. to p. IN. Sun
days from to 10 a
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, P. N.
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~ c. Zinmer has jsss received smother
large stock of Notions, Ladies Baskets,
Gloves, Toys. Sc He is also mannfAc-
turing large amouat Of Candy. which he
warrants free from all poisonous coioEing
matter.
Call opposite Meredith House. between
Fi.th and Sixth Streets, and see his hne
Socka ind low prizes.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01

Meets On she First Nondsy evening in each nonin
eiscu tvun op ot<rob -cr TO search
out aud Ssisv- she worthy p.or Donations ar. sone,
ted se~vNi.-J II Pye. Mrs. n Cam u J. T WAfson
Mrs ! Coz J. rH6. A. L. scott. Mrs " Ham. WE
d scotr, =: L. Hiseis. Mrs. smn. n1 hAnS h'9n
J. J. Coslsy, W. b. fzssn and g. W. HE.
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TIME TABLE.
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and IVES R. r
1 GOING EAST GOING WEST
e-5s A. NJ .65
IS p INA a.
lo a. p $50 night
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temperance Orders.

Tempe rance Orders.
The GooDTEMPLARS meet every Wednesday Even.
ing.
Good Tempars meet in Milton, Friday evening
do do Dnhlin, Monday evening.
do do do Cambridge, Tuesday evening
do do do Jacksonburg Friday evening.
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE meet every Saturday
evening.
The sons Temperance Ccnterve. Friday
TheUNIOS TEMPLARS lcoloredl every Friday even'g
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01
No tt c e.

The Pabiisherso Of this ely hare All sgreed herea
Ser 70 chsrss rs for each notice Of RELIGIOUS
hkErISos---o Literary, soi Agricu turai Hortieui
urai sssssy nssngs sni all other meetings which are
not srsstssy Of general eharsets II not paid for II
the sss be shssYed 80 person asnding X such
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01
NELLING AT COST.

About 100 patterns OF W all Paper he
between IL aud the irt OF ia fbp
new stock, at DuGDALES cheap wall Payer Depot No,
- nam - kichmcud. sept. 81. IL
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2Assen Trains will this Read leaving
erSl sTsSr3ns follows
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PROMPTPdYKE..TS.

Selling his work At prices in direct competifios
18th anufac Of similar work in Cincinnati he
a adopted the CASH system of payments and for
be Cash will sell as lou any house IN Cincinnati
hus making TO the mutual interest Of All parties
usy cash o delivery OF the work.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01
WOOD TURNING.

Having employed wn. Husehins . my
Farnit Es,Abshment his yell koovn skiII iz-fe-s
saying that c.H apply all Who nay desire
Anything in this line vhh Articles vheh
passed. Every D@@crip tiorl Of farming in
viii nc for cshIuef pattern makers
sonabie terms.
THOMAS MASON.
Jsn f. 1861 1Ssf
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FURNITURE wAREROOM.

nake Bureaus Tables Bedstsais, Wardrobe., Sofas,
hairs Of all kinds and in fact everyr hing in the
aape Of Furniture He will also keep for sale gen
raj assortment Of Cincinnati made work.
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Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond
RAILWAY-LINE.
WINTER ARR NGEMENT

Commencing Monday. Nov. IL. 1861.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01

the Ma 'hne in the world for Family Sewing and
light mai ufacturing purposes
PRICE with Hammer, aud beautifully oraamented 30
Ne ask o Letter A NJ .tl,ines the special
attention Yes. VI Dress VI ,kers and all tbor=
~ ,chine- lgn. parI'ases -
Tiny tue priHcip es the Misunderstanding Ma
chi IN interioc and
destined o be Family wing and light
manufacturing our Manufacturing Machines
are Tor manufacturing purposes in general.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
How to Conduct q CamDairn

us net only the enemy that has been dis.
SSeisI'ed BY the Kentucky campaion-b;s do.
Hot mare thorough than that of TIE
r''O"s-mII''AFy critics whG have been discnss.
s me movements of our army with aboul as
"''H Sna"Iedge OF the subject as flv WALKING
"sP mas OF geography. The strategy
7fNa completely deceivee the eRemy's gener.
~ was lmPenetrable TO them. aud now ,ba,
's whole North is filled with shouts Of an.
r'''se' Lhsy are filled with modification. No
~ brilliant campaign than that which re-
s'eu 10 The capture Of Forts Henry aud Don.
'" Saa ever planned, and while the enemv
s' 'a'eHi on protecting Knoxville and Colum.
-'' "a the belief that they wero the poin,s
-'Dea at We have gained The rivers which will
a0'e Us ts move large bodies of troops with
'"y' 10 spite Of mud and storms. McClel.
"s' rendered ell this possible by ob!,glne
"e rebels to keep their best troops in g,ea,
'e's '"aciive before Washington. The
"'p bao which he has marked eut will
"'aa'iy oblige the rebel army of the Poto.
''s e''her to attack ne at every disadvantage
'"e"-eISes. oF retreat, thereby giving os the
'O1'T ''' OF falling OF abe rear, or they will
N u''oundeds for our troops, alter I,beratiug
pSee' will be in position to advance
"ard and Cooperate with the force. se,
:" 'he Atlantic coast. while HalIeck take.
Ne of'hs Mississippi and New Orleans il
Iuae'ion With cur forces now q, Shin Island
~" ''s moment, better generalshrp is REQUIRED
n "s r0'o'pac Than at sny other point in the
w. desperate attack on Washington
~" oe The last card of the rebeIs, for thew
S s's now littie to lose and much 20 qs,nE
''ning short of the sudden capture a, the
,.s a' ys the Ledger, could now save them.
sS J deissed, they could scarcely be verse
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
~ February.

The anniversary of Washington's birthday
was celebrated on Saturday all over the coun.
Wy. in every town and hamlet. ia a style of un-
usual splendOr, except at the National Capitol.
where The occasion was dampeaed by the death
sfIhe Presidents sen. Nevertheless, Compress
assembled there in great state, the Diplomatic
corps being present, with the members of the
Cabinet, etc. grand review of cavalry took
tssk place in front of the Capitol, and salutes
Of sstiliery Pealad from all quarters. Phil.
sdslphia there was a review of ten thousand
ssluateers. Smyrna alone seems 10 have omit.
ted the tribute of hcnOr due the day and occa-
sion.
Fhe victories Ofthe Union flag were blended
EiIh The anniversary, nd they were everywhere
ieaisd as Irumphs of The cause of Washing.
ton.
When We learn that this Union celebration
Of the day was as enthusiastic in Missouri
in Kentucky, in Maryland, and in parts OF Ten.
Se.seo and Virgins, as it was in the Free
Slate., We derive new encouragement to pusb
on the work Of restoring the Union, which kss
lately advanced so rapidly.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
Counter Revolution.

The reports from Tennessee are almos,
siar'liagly COED. They are scarcely credible
says the Bulletin, and yet why shoulG there
be any attempt. GU the part of The Union men.
Of the array reporters, TO represent the state
OF aifsIrS! Besides, they barmunize well with
the known aud uadieputed facts drvelo,ed ~,
h'guu6Oa' expedition up the Tennessee.
/ Is stated that the two rebel regiments late.
" taken at Fort Donelson gave themselves No
voluntarily, because they were tired of 6gbtipr
against The cid flag; that Geaeral Grant was
lH'Iied to come aud occupy the town of Claks.
vile; that the Union feeling is strong and
growing there; that there is serious opposition
10 having fight at Nashville. Finally. il !.
sa'es That Gov Hsrria had summoned the Leg.
stature to meet on Monday for the purpose of
naVIng the acts violating our Constitution an.
huIIes. f this is true, it is the first great
esaater-reVolutlOn movement. Once sat .,,oh
"0'e"ent In operation, and it will sweep
hfSugh tennessee, tama, Louisiana. Texas.
a'ss''riPp, Arkansas, North Carolina and
UeorsH' sAd will at last carry along with il
zoe m0't obstinate and wicked of the rebelIioue
S'a'es' South Carolina. Florida and Yiroinia
Ihe released prisoners from Richmond sne,t
very Po'I'I'ely of strong and growing u MON
fe"''i"eat there, and say there is an ac,uaI or.
Es"EsiIOn OF not less than three thcus,nd mo,
'e'ay % rise and tight for the old flag as soon
"" Is brought among them. Here. too. is a
symptom ef fcOsntsr,revulution that is mn, 70 be
SHOefrsied We have heard of secret ITnio,
"E'nza'Ions 10 New Orleans; we know The,
ei''' 10 East Tennessee, North Alabama. Nor,b
O''Siina aud North Georgia. Every one of
'@e late disasters to the rebel arms mus, b,vo
eheered and InvigOraIed these bodies of Dstr,o,s
i"ey VIII grow stronger with every stem for.
"'rd OF the Union armies. The wsrk ro,,
'aeHs to have bsgIu, aud men now grasp oDs
a"''her's hands, in joyous congratula,ion ,bs,
Tue end Of the rebellion is drawing near ,b.,
us further Duration may be measured bv week
s"o 'hat the rebellious States will soon he suino
.o' ssase, PardGn and reinstatement in The old
URioR
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
FROM TENNESSEE,

The news from Tennessee is extraordinary
and pleasing, beyond anything we have heard
since 6rst the rebellion broke out. The Union
feeling is manfssting itself in the most remark
able way. Two rebel regiments had come in
and given themselves uP, tired of fighting
against the cid Gag The provost Marshal
at Clarksvlle had sent word 10 Gen. Grant TO
come uPaDd occupy the town at once. The
NashvIllians are opposed to the rebels fighting
at that place. Gov. Harris has called the Leg.
islRture together to reconsider, it is said. it's
late rebelious action. The people of Tennes.
see say that they had been told that the Union
army were composed entirely of negroes and
Germans-~aIl Aboltionists. But now tba,
their eyes are opened. they will return 10 the
Union and the flag of their fathers. The re.
port Of the evacuation of Clarksville, the only
intervening place, by the rebels. is confirmed
by Gen. Halcck, 10 dispatch 10 Gen. McClel.
Ian. The place is now occupied by Gen.
Smiths Division, and supplies enough have
been captured there to last the army twenty
days, a statement is given on rebel authority.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-27
y 'uthern ChivaIry.

we hear no more vainglorions boastinr
lIO" traitor sources that every one of the
OM''0"y Is equal to six " Northern mudsills,' -
anu lhat the "greasy Yankees" can't stand
Tue cold steel Of their % brave boys" The
"hUle thing is reversed by the stubborn argu.
ment OF facts. At Roanoke Island, the rebels
Hed IRON their batteries and fortfcat ons at the
S'ght OF the cold steel, and before the Yankees
Gould reach them. Al Donelson our troops
a"1ck them at great disadvantage, driving
them from their outer works, and when ready
on Sunday merning to storm the fort and give
the rebels chance to redeem their vaunts
about" cold steet exercise, like towards thew
surrender Internationally to an eqnql number
'i Union troops, works that are almost mpreg
Bile, under protest from Their commander, the
most ludicrous on record.
Compare the fighting of these boastng rebels
with the defense of Lexington, Missouri, BY
colonel Mulligan, where that brave eificer with |
1000 men defed Price with 10000, holding
lIs position until starvation forced him to sur.
ender' and what commentary have we upon
ne 6oased prowess of secesh.
1t begins to look like as ifthey would carry
ut their boasted courage of fighting until the
ast man was killed.