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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

-Four more numbers, and we shall have
completed the thirty second Vol. Of the
Palladium. We are under renewed obi
cations to our old friends and patrons for
sustaining US SO literally during the past
trying year. and trust they viii still contin-
ne. We have endeavored to do what we
conceived to be our duty to the best of our
humble ability, and, in doing SO, have no,
pleased erybody-(that. however. is a
berculean task that we have never been SO
simple as to undertake, and do not intend
TO try an impossibility like that in our fu-
ture course) During this war, we are for
our country first, last and all the time, and
for every measure that has been or may be
adopted by the present, any future Ad-
mnistration, Of this internal rebellion un-
iapily should last SO long,) that is intended
0 break the power Of the traitors and anihi-
ate them, maintain the honor of e old
!ag, sustain the constitution and laws. and
es,ore the Union. Our object in publish
lga paper is wo-fold. TO do all the good
re can. and to make living for ourself and
.mily. To accomplish these desirable
ads. we expect to devote what industry
nd energy we have yet LEFT us. after years
constant toll 10 the harness; and we con-
IDENTIFY appeal to our friends to assist and
ustain us. The price Of our paper will be
nchanged. notwithstanding printing paper,
,k aud all kinds of printing material have
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The CAMBRIDGE QUALIFICATION. - The
parallel Of Neros 6ddling whilst Rome was
on ire, occurred at Cambridge City on Sat-
urday last the "Butternut" democracy
there met and, whilst the Nation is strug-
Cling to defeat the traitors Of The South
who have been and are dealing blows at its
vitals. entered into a carousal over party
triumph, that is looked upon and hailed by
the adherents of jeff. Davis, as substantial
aid and comfort Valandigham, made a
speech from which the following extracts
are taken by the Cincinnati Commercial
from the report given by the State Sentinel.
They are indeed precious specimens:
"Tbe railroads. the banks. the telegraph
lines, the express companies, and another
element that had of late detled itself In the
land-the Churches = were all srrayed
against the people. 1t is time 10
abandon the Abolition Churches. Refuse
.hem support.
The Sunday schools were used as a
lever to upset Democracy, and support a
set Of Abolition lecturers.
.Never in the history Of the world was
there a period when the Abolition press
teemed with such wickeduess. The end
and aim seemed 10 be to incite to MODS and
murder. He denounced bitterly the course
of the Cincinnati Commercial, and charged
that sheet with the murder Of Mr.. Boil
meyer, of the Day ton Empire.
THE railroads had lent their influence,
and the express companies. Democratic
papers had no chance on the trains, while
every aid had been given by those corpora
tons to spread Abolition treason broad cast
over the land. The Cincinnati Enquirer,
the Dayton Empire. and the Indianapolis
Sentinel. had as good right TO the trains,
and to fair and just treatment as the Gaz-
elite and Commercial Of Cincinnati. or the
Journal of Indianapolis. Had they here
totore got it? These railroad managers
must be made TO know and feel that there
are more Butternuts and Copperheads TO
travel and to do the business OF the coun.
try. than there are Of their opponents.
"Proscription has been another means
used. Men were prescribed in every way.
His advice was to meet prescription with
prescription"
The Commercial truly says: "Hasing
raised the false cry Of prescription of Dem
ocrats. Mr.. Vallandigham calls upon them to
prescribe those persons and things pointed
out rs antagonistic to them. The appear
auce is that he is laboring diligently to get
ND civil war in the North in aid Of the South
ern rebellion. That any citizen Of Ohio
should do such q thing seems almost too
moustrous for belief, but the tendency, if
not the intent, Of such harangues IS that at
Cambridge. from which we quote. is to e1-
cite disturbances that would shake the foun-
dations Of the society in the midst of which
We are. is too obvious TO require argument
or illustration"
Pendleton and Hendricks were there n
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

-. Valusble iron mines have recently
been discovered in Aroossook county, No..
BY those engaged in the geological survey
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

Totai....s,272 7.4l4
Majority for Geo. W
Julian. ] SIS. The majo-
risy for the Onion State
Tickle. in the District, 10
$500
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Tax Notice.
Estray Notice.

~ oTICR IL hereby given that Nsshsa wHIiaas. -
y FsanktiA Tou nshtp. ~ sOsssy horse
sappoeed - b - o. 70 hands hgh ssd ~ bseva
color With white the sod 81
each hind feet. said horse ~ Oct. a. ls6o
- SOL ARRkDITH, O1ssa.
Nov3l As-3v
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

CimcinMasl Market.
CyScIxxArr, Nov 80.
Flour $50 to 5.25. Wheat. ranges
from eScts per bushel. up to 81. 10. Corn
50 to Sc cts. Rye % to 65. Barley 81. 30
TO rs for spring. and $3.50 to 1.S5 fog
fall. Oats - to so. Hogs AIS to 4. 50.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

9kss,cK-sASNIno-oa Mo.Aay aisas iass Order.
ScespA Aesetek. <Co A Rag., Of ehis CIV -
H. Ellen Manning. ~ Cssssrvills, LAD.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

Tota,....I2,575 1854
Majority for Ebenss=r
Dunopt, 81.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

49,. Government obtained 200 bales Of
Sea Island cotton from Port Royal last
year, which sold for e60O. co.,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

Total ...7,S92 1o.P2t
Majority for William 5 d.
Holman, 1884.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

Total :. 10, IA IL ,524
Maj. for Henry W. Hxr
rington, ], $50.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

Total. .6,2l1 1871
Msj. for Jas A. Crsvens
400 Walter Q. Gresham
received . number Of votes
in como Of the counties.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

Iotai---.14,7T5 IL, 54e
Majority for Schuyler
'Colfsx, 2.9.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21
0. p. merton,


Indianapolis, Nov. IA, 1869.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

TOT al -. 1905 II,lsI
Majority for GooIove ).
orth, ga.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21

HAnLEY-oa Asn6sy Lass lssh Inst 10 s'eis<k r.
eoaszep;ion Of the sngs, john .. useey. sen Of
Jeren sh Hsdey 81 this ssy. w IL IA ~ aes
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21
CONGRESS.-OFF VOTE

Total..--9,5s3 1888
Maj. for John Law, 1850
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-11-21
State of Ind. Wayne Co. SIS.

In the Wayne coanon Plea. Court. Jasu.r
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Neu Publications.
REApY TO-DAY. Dec. n;
VNHE LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON,
By JAgEs PARTON. .


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~, Government tested then not postponed uu tne sy
pe Of the Union had lost its potency over tnd ol ,e
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diur hour that he had dealt 10 Calhoun me penalty o..
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AMONG. THE PINES.

TIE Pitsbug Gazette ssys mo work soltbsr' see!a
lfa since Uaclo Tom hr been given to tho world which
can a. all be sonparea to Hr KrAgs Among he Piae''
Is one C.. Inc bosks q he ho IS to be ua!
yer,ay read aud which siu H7o much c,.euPossy
xriaDs viii DO forgotten"
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AMONG THE PINES.

The Bo-'on Bsurcs Of Ugh. uys "Amoss ,he Pines, Ia
certainly most ienarksbs soof; to vn,r q "a.
hero sLoa. ever s?P,. g to Dc o. IT, lie .keoLsa
and cso,i with the hfu sad rapid bad q a. artist, aai
throws ssstsr incident lai develops 'hA. stir ne
blood in every v,ia IN the body"
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AMONG THE PINES.

Tho s.e Observer rays shs bs,! critics have pronounced
Ills book lie most vivid Ld lits representation Of the
peculiar ps.c Of Southern ufs sal Character Tssh It d.
scribe. ira: oyer been wren. Indeed tthfal do "a
sss, ,oss seem ti j. b2a been matter Of 1iip4ts with
ns. lsS whether tbey are Goio9 or iso,"
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INTRODUCTION A SY WILLIAM CULLEN
BRYANT.
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Just Published ~
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1869.
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The " Y E-sslia-r remarks tbs, no more interesting OF
rugyesys ,vi1alv puShe; about he South
reed. other iation tsa tbs IA. h. it, sale.
within Tow weeks has reaeh.a E.a..sen r4os.a4 OoPi-"
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tDUhN AID NLNNIbIE IT OPIL WANI /.
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NIEssRs. TICKNOR a Fields, BOstOl



TITAN A Roma - ffon no Gsrn,,n JylS Paw
l-'fnFrI tl, IrgE. author n Flower. Emit nj
fhaiu lirc-s." etc. Ten. fed by ChNics a. Brooks.
VIZ So : col toitIat ~ egOl. 2K-ls Emo ttgei-
81 b-.rc. .iii top. 80
Te pt~.snl f,ri.h tr-n,riioa ever made =
tar ioug recognized clrs g-sr ct All bct
hr autof wss ten y.nf onfsg-d ln 10 compoon aut A.
his o.'ri f were preparatory aud tlutary 20 th IL %
his cl1wnia es9rs en1 tae ter piece ~ his striking
s,nus Tho n has elected tho .iTon te, Onias
ea'incat hiefaly authorities
jean rsu.s the galaxy Of the Germs literary
hflnlr dofy % Jay hs bend sentence
which Is not vital .Ad go iest with Wit" De Quincy.
"Ofe al b. SOS az 40 wes spread The SUM-
~ ,srru fnuf The llfN oil iuoKhsuEibf hrnan owe
a,u"rl o' et VI i b.. o.ty as0riA - l-isr again
tie t'Nn-t41sel a4ih IA Goa tlnuo aId Imnl9.tsy"-
lion sielots.
~ te'y he cars'ss pre- ud ci reader . rernsa
hfs works without inpfciog ~ something spond
d1.ful sad daing hsiscnlties are "a. o. gigintc
mold Carlyle.
Tue TITAN Is read the & ~ 30 Acknowledged
wos o. esod genius oaory aud perennial 9eA0tJ "
H. MISS PBOcTORs POEMS.
POEMS. Ly anElAlDR AsNH rNlcrsl. Csmpl-te ia or g
voilus ulue aud geld. riise. 81.
iA ,tat addition 10 -hu nc al God Library comprises
81 he published poems Of NiB Proctor who has become
~ .at alavOe IA and % ai L. 10 nay be
ioIgd both series Of Legends and Lytics' bar ou1 o.
toia LATER lo CAslsi o eises recently auei IN
London.
me London fhsnrns .sy. now ,hs, Mr, BrovninS 4,
dead tier, tnFsh li4s poesss 20 taae lA place
parable viii Adelaide Proctor her genius Tor her
poes he hrest Acfay rak eou. her e3,ompoIatss
lyi.al sn'er"
" Either the above books rr .ls by any booAsse o.
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