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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-15

GAIT N0TICE.-The quota Of SALT fol-
~ HsnrSo under the Governors contract ready for dis
tbunn the County County House. Essh Rssan entitled to
pounds and bog the change at cents per
pound. The old afEdsyit viii be Sufficient
dalIEtf GEO. n PtFAslNTS sheriff ". G
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-15
BY Jas. p. SCOTT & CO., AucTs.,
Ivnrhlury Va

TN ADDITION TO OUR LIST ADVER-
sale the 18th inst win sell ten barrels Of Phars
LubricHng Coal Oil This oil eyenyhye
ubcaug properties strained sperm
oil. fjll0l J. P. SCOTT co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-15

TEAAS MISUNDERSTANDING to establish
library and ReaAng Room for the bspet Of the sick and
wounded soldiers IN this Hospital respectfully so donations
Of redinS matter Of sss description. The Hospital Ltussd
st lIsrdgrsve's old factory, east terminus R. R
.# = - rRw LUNDAT
js9-2vs -.. 90 Surg IN charge
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

Gen. Lew. Wallace closed speech in
Cincinnati the other evening, in which
he rebuked in scathing terms the peace.
mSagcrs Of the North, in the following
terms: 1919 4st9
Fellow citizens, will you permit this
thing7 Stand by the army-everything
depends upon it. What though You are
subjected to privatioDs 1t home! What,
though you even 60 to the hard bread and
the spoiled pork Of the soldier, stand by
the army, for Gods sake stand BY it
What, though your families give up their
luxuries. and your daughters wear the
laces Of their grandmothers What,
though traffic diminishes, aud steamboats,
lie rotting at your wharyes, be content.
andsstand firm. Stand by the army, and
rest assured that the army win stand by
you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06
THE GATE CITY,



The following little bit Of hyfalu.in "ro-
nance" has been going the rounds OF the
oopperhsad press, and been embellished.
BY their stump speakers:
An instance Of different nature occur
red In Keokuk, on the same evening.
which, if the Abolition hounds who urged
the soldiers on TO this assault, had not
lost all human feeling, would make them
hang their heads for very shame. The
news Of the disturbance sped rapidly over
the city and vicinity, and in snort tame
a crowd of from three to live hundred cit
izens assembled, infuriated to madness.
Some of the more reckless proposed retail
iation, and that the Gate City Office
should be torn down. Judge Clagett, du-
ring the excitement of the multitude,
mounted stand and exhorted the people
to peace, declaring that If any attempt
was made upon the Office of the Gate
City, he would stand in the breach and
defend it against their attacks. This
good Democratic doctrine was received
with cheers, and the crowd dispersed in
peace. When it 10 remembered that Lee
county gives from five to six hundred
Democratic majority, it will be seen that
q resolution once entertained would be M
idle threat, but lead to serious results.
Neither We, nor the people Of keokuk
were aware that any such excited mob hat
assembled in the streets of keokuk, o
elsew where, to destroy the Gate City. /
fact we,had given the people of KeokuI
no cause OF, offsnse.
1t has been rumored, however, that il
a private meeting, held by the Copper
heads, some vicious ~ mpathizers advoca
ted the impracticable project of retaliatin
on the Gate City 9lhee, and it is pessibl
thas Clagett discouraged an enterpris
which could not have but proved Atal /
its instigstors, ~ well as to those engage
in it.
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BolAness Of the new Orleans ssccs.
sionlsts.

BolAness Of tho New orleans ssces.
sisnlsts.
The New Orleans correspondent Of the
Boston Traveller writes february l2th)
rs follows:
The secessioniats are getting very bold
in this city: disunion sentiments are ex-
pressed every day, and 1t IL common
occurrence for the women to display reb-
ell flags. from their balconies Is our troops
pass along the streets.
This week, as two companies from our
regiment were marching through Ram
part street, four or Eve ladies, attended
BY gentlemen, stepped out upon the bal
cony Of fine looking residence eand
waved small rebel flags al our soldiers,
which excited their indignation, and they
wanted to clean out the house, but could
not do so without authority. Upon their
return 10 camp three or four Of the off,
cers, upon hearing the news. we're SO In
dignant that they volunteered to 20 to the
hSuss aldseiss the flags. At Moe p. m.
our chaplain, Rev. George H. Hepworth,
who Is jealous upholder Of the Union
csuSCf Ssu u HtALO ING DoCADO06, WAN 0eV-
eral officers, sallisd forth, armed to the
teeth. Upon arriving At the house they
found it brilliantly Illuminated, and
sounds Of music reach the ear, which be.
tokened dancing party within it's walls;
but, neAhisg dasstsd, tAey stepped to
the dsot, rang the bsA, which was ansver-
ed by negro slave, who, upon seeing
our. uniforms, ran away without askis0
what We wanted. So Ne ~
Va AArcAed into the parhr, and found
OURSELVES lathe midat Of ladies' and aen-
tlemen, whoJooksd very much surprised
at such uninvited guests. We demanded
that the Gags should be given up to US,
upon, which ths OWNER Of the house nut
on'a look Of injured innocence, and de-
MED having any, such embleens. We
thea told him that We shoald be undsr
the nsdsaity of sssrching his house, up.
on which ~ wife went up stair aud bro,t
one down, and delivered i into the hands
OF Capt. Calender. II this cour,e ~,
taken every time such display was made
our soldier would not be so often insult.
ednIaelross n1Ino1 ra.5u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

Military Notice.
oyvicx oy !, M Paovoss MAMMAL GxHERALl
or THE Iowa AHD Aiss1uRi BoRDsR.
ksoxuE Iowa yJAnuAAS 2o1s, leua.s
Ny peremptory orders from Headquarters furnish
ing lquors Of asy bihl ale, beer eiAsr, wine, &c.
either by SALE g or barter 70 enlisted soldiers
the United States 10 prohibited under penalty Of
ana In prisonmens.
Notice ). thsIsisrc given that the above order viii
be sixiaiy emf Sc, ~itAih ;i,.s u sty,et. s4tela
Jsl.S HAT r. .4s
jsB2i-e Pos ,xarsAsl GENERAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06
Commercial.
DAs.. Carr o,ry o,,lcr, /

DAtLs 0Ars CIrv ovvicE.
Ks0K-x kch. T. 90.
FLouk--sspsraAsos %; spriak MhssssAtrs ~
%; Pail Whsatkxtrs - SO.
BUOhWn1Af FhOUR-ea 7soes 90 ' 100 -
i, COIN AkAL-SSGooc l0 -,
BRAN ANDsnoRfs-soto Go , lsoAa.
snip sTuYT-6oc-
corn s0o1sct bash.
aAkLHY-s1 10 ~.
wHnAT-Pan 81 10; sprins sooesc 2 sn.
kYE-4SG5oc
oATs-4o TO l5e.
PoTAToks-s0c. Retail 0oc.
SUGAR - New orisass fair lelc; prime -;
ehoice ,3i; clarified i6}; crushcd aud poweeieal1.
aoLASskS-Piantat 50a. IS; sugarbous. s0dD IS;
Goiden Sy rupel1ssc-ver.s eA,e,i sofguL BUG 35c.
CoPFkR-Rfc s413ac: lava ~; Laguyrs IS.
RIcE-s0iee. a yea -.
sOAP-paim 10, Family SIC, German &C..
OANDLEs-ssarl7t; Aoaldia. 1}7
TALLoW-Skc.
LARD-7atoshs.
BuTTKk-C Common lo01io; Choice 1 70 SOC |;
retail 25c. a
PRovIslOHs--shauldsrs. Hans sides no sale.
Sugar Cured Hams. &c., retail Toe.
LEATHkR-Sols 3A&a Harnss.Ao0Aa.
HIDEs--Primed dry isc, grubby halfprice green
To; green sheep pslts IOcDi IS; green hog skini
| I5e.
| HAY--Timothy silGie 50, b.ied eli ooosias;
Prairie ~ ooDs 90.
| sKkDs-Timo,hy u 30 to 10; Flax seedaab .e
| % 50; good demand.
4 ONIoNs--ei SO.
| EGGS-li 70 l1ac. 80
4 WHITE BEASs-i 50 to % 90.
RRATHRRs-sO0lo.
FRUIr- Dried Apples ~ ooD - IS , bushs,.-
Dried Peaches - SOC % IS Raisins e4960es -.
GREEN APPLEs-e0 to 90 ? bush.
CHEEsE-Western Reserve and Denmak IL to l5s
BEEF CATTiE--lAOeAegross.
sHEEP-e% 5005 90 vhead.
sALT-G. "A. - Is = sack Kanaxha s375 ? ba
rel; Lake ~ 70.
PIsH-Mscksrsi, NO 4 e14i1ols ? Dbl. no .asli
oala, NOS e90eIo. WhiteFish, Mol $500.
: ? half Dbl. CedFtsh6O7p
oILS-Coai OIL. 50 to zoe, retail -. Linsssd OIL
q. Lard OIL, 81
BEESwAX-PFime, zUl- -
} PAT HOGs--es Is 70 e496 nett.
| RAGS-Wooien ] Cotion3c.
oLDlRoN-ie y D. Brass l9ie y Cops
I7cSk
ExcnAsoE.-os New YORK n percent. bankabl
funds; Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago and Cincin
nati u per cent. st. Louis 4 per cent. G old Is Il
4 s. percent. buying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06

notice - ShiH1ers AAA CARRIERS.
By an order from ths Treasury Dspartnsnt, ship
psrs and Cassisss are
nsnts Of Goods or Salt ssasaating ~ ever 1aaa .
places In the arst and second tier Of counties ~
Southern border q ths MAJ y lows . ~ IN Ne
Custsn House Once At Ksokuk, lows, an osth pre-
scribedby me rrsssdfy Department sisU. to execute
bond, With approved surses, shaatAs Goods therein
dssssbsA shall not b. tanspostsd sold Or sssd II any
way, asts sivs sid eofost - insurgents or 70
synpAthissrs with those In rebellion against the Coy
eminent Of the United Rtatss. go
Blanks can b. obtained and instructions given q
ahs Surveyors otncs.e sssg4AS88N
JOHN sTANEUs,
7%fs@s aaEaes& go Surveyor 81 the Pert.
Ouston Aonss e9eo, Keoknk. Aug - hoo-oaGae- al
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NOTICE TO. MERCHANTS AND

On audssass tAts dass 10 Powder viii b allowed
ssldi xsokut Without permission Of the nAdsrsned
nas aay kind u Ass whatsoever. noE Asnitens II waz
hAAssass sssa ssdsseA ~ ~ special Agsss ~ ~
Tfsassy DspsrsPa.t not p allow 0seAs arocsriss
exssptin limited quantities Tor family use, TO % ins
Aissoarf o. the southsrn tier Of Counties.
H ms object Il - kssp suppliss from The r,h,,so,
armed bands ofguerTlilasin Northeast Eissouri.
fi9#if sa9 John srANNUS, y
\ te. surveyor ofshs Port of ksekuh.
Kscknk, AUG. u. In. 8 H71' rT N - III
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Il III r
H0ST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.

ContrahanA Asrse.
Recruit, Iowa, March 9th, 1858
On Saturday, The 7th instant, II 10 o'cl ok, NJ, In
front OF The Proves, Marsbaps offee, on I'd Street
kssAuk " b. sold TO the highest bidder, for CASA,
SIX year old chestnut soIre horse The horse -
seen ii Gums Livery Stable, on Johnson street.
in. HIATT,
Mars.2t Provost Marshal General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-06
lDY rELEsaApn.i
nA- Wet 1Aok ~

lDy rxLEsnAPn.i
New York UaSket.
1sv Ysrk. March g.
Yiour-dun, Unsettled ~ nsuinaL aaas u - 40
81 40 for Rxtsa state; o. sooo7 = RID.
Whisky-lsrsgaasr and nominal = - - &c.
Wheat-Dull md nem1. aales = ol Aoooi % for
Spring; ~ eoDel - for nilwankse Club d 7<0
81 n for Winter -.
Corn-Duil and nominal. sales 1t ssos7c sound;
o6OsA sasoand.
oats--Maslss dull. Sales at ef1elc ~
Pork-Dull, nominal.
Btef-DaIl.
Dresscd nsgs-Firmcr. Sales Al ~ to Te
Lard--Duil, and nominal Tx to I2.e.
Grocsties--Quiel. 9so
stock Market.
ro New Vera. March S.
stecks-Iower. but since board shade Armsr.
Sterling Exchange--Nominally unsettled.
Money-Ac,ise ~ ~ psr cent.
Goid-G7k.
US. iyear certificate, sea.
Treasury I s-Io-iOlA.
California 7's--lo.
U, s. SIS ~, coupons, 81.
q. .. 81 ~, coapons iOi,.--do rss'd 60
Missouri ss-sse is
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MliitaFy Notice.

4 military Nosicc.
HEApau AarERs, ALxxAkDkIA, Mo-.
February 2lst, 1854.
SPECIAL ORDAl No. 2.
Its hereby ordered, in accordance With Genera
Order No afron District hssAqsarssrs, ssA AilitaE
District that al arms and amnuniiion b innsaisssl,
report to these Hssdqmrtsrs. Any fsilase to com
py with The foregoing viii cause the arrest OF The Of
e. nder irrespective ofpessons.
By order Of a-,ass74--ss s-44,es-~ss4,4--
CAPT. b. r. HACKNEY, comdg Post,
PERRY SAWYER, Ae4. Adj't. lFeb2l.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08
nrNone but physician knows how much

nrNone hut . physician knows how much
rsa;.ble al,erstive is needed By the people On
an sides of ". in all communities every wnere
there are muItitudes that suffer from complaints
that nothing but an alternative cures Hence
7 great many Of them have been made ana put
abroad. with the assurance of being effectuat-
But they fail to accomplish the cures they prom
Use. because they have not the intrinsic virtues
they claim. In this state Of the case, DR.. j. C
Aver s. Co, Of Lowell, have supplied US with a
compound Extract of Sarsaparilla. which does
prove TO be the long desired remedy. It's pecu-
liar difference from other kindred preparations
in market is that it cures the diseases for which
It is reco nmended, while they do not. We are
assured Of this fact by more than one of our in
teliigent Physicians in this neighborhood, and
have the further evidence Of our own experienc nee
Of its truth Tennessee Farmer, Nashville,
Tenn.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

/, Bntteynuts Falling md icing HHllsd.-'
On Sunday. for insinuating that the CROW
! that went over 20 Centerville was trash.
democratic lefty father received sigi
hint that it WAS the easiest thing IN 7"
world to be mistaken. A bunch OF oooel
was thrown into his face. but before an
thing very serious occurred. the parties wei
sepaIa'ed. ~ ;n
On Monday, the notorious Ben 'en'to'
(the copperhead who took sps" a. Persua
ding . soldier to desert,) received severe
druRbine At the hands OF q citizen OF Dublin
A. the county seat. The job, We learns va.
veil done: but the workman was fned $50
for not doing 1t in strict accordance with
the Constitution. The loyal citizens o,
Ceuterville. would not permit him TO pay a
cent of this ex(er)cise Tax. and raised a
purse and paid it for him. Bully for tbeml
On Wednesday evening, butternut Cas-
vel was Knocked down.. for containing tory
sentiments, and tall man came near being
lone Bro1on, for the same reason. While
Hooker is grinding the butternuts and cop
perheads to powder on the Rappahannock.
he heads of the former are being bruised,
whilst the latter are being occasionally hull
ed by the Union men of Old Wayne.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08
MASON IL HAMLIN,
e A BIN EFT ORG AN IS:
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.
Patanfnl Ger 81 1869

Patented Oct. 81, 1862
n. B. Having recently introduced numerous
very important improvements in Har-
moniums, have secured for them by
copyright the trade mark cabinet Organ'
which will distinguish them from those Of
other makers, and protect purchasers from
limitations.
MASON HAMLIN', CABINET ORGANS are
vi pronounced superior Helo icons and all sni-
lar instruments, by those hes qualified judge and
are the only which have been awarded
Golda Medal in this country. See written testimony
from the following most eminent OrgaEists of New
York, Boston, &C. in whit b they pronounced the
BEST of their class of which have knowledge.
Zundel, Organist OF Heary " ard echer's Church
Flint of Madison Square Church Mosenthai, OF Cal
vary Church, Wels 81 Christs Church, Magr.th of
DIR. pise's Church, Smitz. Of the Imacuiae Coneep-
ton Church; Hagen, Editor Musical Review of New
York,-Tuckernnsn of 81. Pants Church, Wilcox
of lmnacu late Conception Church. B4umhacb of the
Church OF the Unity. Lang OF Ola South Church Of
Boston ,-Beae. OF st. Joseph Church, Thomas of
the Church of the Holy Innoeeats, Marsh. of St Pc
tiers Church, of Albany,-an1 many others.
The Manufacturers in possession OF It's t1nqnas
TO similar efsc. from Thaaerg. Morgan. l.. Mason
Zsrrahn. Bradbury, Webb. r ,ot. u1ssinss Wm Ma
son, Satter Wolleahaupt, Gelhaar Klaus eT, Wolfson
&c. &c,
CABrsEr ORsANs, SIM and Double Reed s9p to $50
do with 8 8. and II stops pedal brass $3.50 q 400
MELoDEoSs, Nine varieties, 500 to 225
IFDescriptive Circulars sent by mail
Warerooms in Boston: I'll Washington st
Warcrooms in Ciacinn4ti IS Vest Fourth Sc
Address .'MaS1N < HaiLIN. Boston, "JNO
CHURCH. JR.. Cincinnati
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Editors Of iPalladium-
DEAR SIR With your permission wish to
by return mail to all who wish it, (free) Re
ceipe, with full directions for making and using
a simple Vegetable Balm, that will effectually
remove, in 10 days, Pimples. Blotches, Tan,
Freckles. and all Impurities of the Skin. leay-
ing the same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald
Heads or Bare Faces, simple direction and in
formation that will enable them TO start a full
growth of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or a
Moustache, in less than 80 days All applica
tons answered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. f. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
l9:2m) No. 83l Broadway New York.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

, The Street Commissioner hereby notifies
the citizens of Richmond, generally aud
specially, that they must net. hereafter. u.s.
the CUTTERS and alleys in lieu Of sinks. 70.
the purpose getting clear Of their wash
and waste water. Stops. &c. In some parts
Of the city. this practice has become IN In
tolerable nuisance: hence. the Council has
passed IN Ordinance fining those who are
gsilty of the practice, and authorized the
uDasrsigusd to give due and timely notice.
,'1as Bxxon NxwBr, Sarse Com.
Richmond, Nay lat 1858.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

Qua CRY SoHooLs,-Opened their Spring
Session of eight weeks. last Monday
These Schools are all taught in the Public
School Building. The rooms are we'll filled
and the different grades will be we'll taught.
There is still room for few more if they
enter Immediately. All who patronized the
Fall School, should also send during the
present term as they will be expected to
pay for their Scholarships. whether their
children attend school or not.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

~A dance came off at Starr Hall, on
Wednesday night last. for the benefit Of
our young friend Z. 7. Wollohon. the &C
complished Violinist, Of this city. We hope
is was a success, for, aside from his lame
ness. he is every way deserving of substan-
iial encouragement.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

p6r G. G. Bull, at his extensive Stove
aud Tin Ware establishment, has everything
needful with which to supply customers
Cooking Stoves of the latest patterns. and
all kinds of the best of Tin Ware, Copper,
Brass, and Sheetiron Ware, on hands at all
times. Give him a call, one door East OF
Emswiler & Co.'S, Main-st.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

DR.. Francisco, has removed Immediately
opposite the Postofice on South Marion ST.,
where he will be pleased to receive the calls
Of all needing his assistance. professionally.
We learn that DR.. F. has purchased the
property owned by Mr.. c. Fetts. on South
Franklin, (adjoining and South of DR..
Joel Vaile's) for $1,000 This is very
central and . good location for the Doctor.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

GAS FIXTURES, &c-The season for
building is now coming Cd, and every house
should be supplied with conveaiencies for
lighting i. with gas. Messrs. Starr Il White
are always prepared to pat up Gas Fixtures.
either ornamental or plain, at their Office
on Main-street. one door West OF @. c..
Bulbs Stove Store. For warming an office
Coke is cheaper than either Coal or Wood,
and our experience is that it is far better
They deliver Coke to any part of the city.
They have also Fire Brick and Coal Tar
for sale
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

H-we cheerfully recommend all persoos
who may need Medicines. Drugs, Paints,
Oils. &C.. in fact everything usually kept IN
first class Drug Store. to call upon f. q.
Porrs, at his new Store, 1st door West of
Burk's Bank: 17-2o
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

wiler & Co.. ~ Mainst.. keep constantly
on hand. the very best stock Of Notions.
Fancy Goods. Toys, Willow Ware. and
children's Wagons. in this city. Also. a
full iae Of Cotton Hose. Paper. Envelopes.
and Window Shades, in any quantity
Call and see.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

~ The Bee Hive Store is we'll supplied
with the greatest variety Of Ladies' Dress
Goods. Gents and Boys wear; Ladies'. Mis-.
ses, and Children's Caters, Shoes. and
Slippers; Men and Boys Boots and Shoes;
Carpeting and good. &c. Captain
Crawford respectfully invites an examina-
ton of his Goods and a comparison of pri-
ces.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

I'D. MoNEoRr. formerly of the (" Eagle
House., has opened General Produce
Store, two doors west of Plummer & Kelly's
Drug Store, Main street, where he is at all
times prepared to supply the people with
fresh vegetables, butter, eggs, &C.. &c
As he always has the very best the ma rket
affords. persons eau always be suited
Give him a call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

- We were shown letter from Eli
vors. to HIS brother. in which occurs the
following, which shows the temper of our
soldiers and their true feelings towards the
sensmy in their rear" The continued re-
iteration OF Elder aud his friends. that the
soldiers could know nothing Of the Jsfer-
sorian-thas they were melted by the
citizens of Richmond to destroy his press.
&c, is all "bosh":
'T"I heard about the JEFF. office being des-
troyed the same week it was done. get
the Memphis papers and saw an account OF
il. III tell you what's the matter: when
ths soldier goes home, these copperheads
viii have 70 keep shady. or they will Sc,
planted. know the minds OF this part OF
The army (Mr. v. belongs to the 100 Ind
now az Collierville. Miss.) and if this re-
bsllion continues to receive aid and comfort
from these traitors in the North, they viii
smell powder" This thing oil
arming the negroes and couscripting the
North, will put down this rebelliou-noth
ing short of this viii fill the bill.", "a
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POcket-BoOk Found.

Near the toll gate, one half mile west of
Richmond. containing a small amount of
money. The owner can have it by calling
at the gate, describing said pocket book,
and paying for this notice. ISL
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Elder Hobbs win preach at. Henry Hall.
on Sabbath next ct 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and
also at in the evening. The services in
The evening will be devoted to giving the
speakers experience as Chaplain. The
public generally are invited to attend.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

EEYou will find the Florence Sewing
Machine at No. 80. Main-st.. (Sam. Bells
old quarters. and our advice is. don't buy
a machine until you have thoroughly ex-
amined the Florence.
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INDIANA AGENCY FOR
Sick and Wounded Soldiers.

No. Az Cherry Street, tup stars,l Nashville, Tenn
H>HIs Agency is established, By the Governor of In
diana, for the purpose Of giving information with
reference to Indiana Regiments serving Kentucky.
Tennessee and Alabama. Also, fer the sick
wounded soldiers Persons desiring Information
specially invited cali Gan services Free of
Charge D.. ID. HUTCHINSON, Agent.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

EE Stoves are still needed for cooking,
and Ward Il Co.'s. at the Depot, is the
place to get the kind you want, Anything
in the copper, brass, tin and sheet-iron
ware line, that is wanted, can there be had.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

ExOne Of the finest assortments of Mil
linery Goods in this city can now be seen at
the extensive establishment Of Mrs. Sarah
Tiff, opposite the Pearl St. NJ. E, Church.
The ladies of our city are especially invited
to call and examine her stock.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08
Gardner & Co.'S Polyorama.

ISGO and see
Gardner ~ Co.'S
Celebrated PoLYoRAMA
OF the War. Oh next
- Tuesday and Wednesday
Evenings at the Starr
Hall. LEI
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-08

Ev IT'S profitable notion to go to S.
G. Dugdale's for Notions, and whilst there.
examine his beautiful patiers of Wall and
Window Paper, &c. See his advertise
ment, and be sure to go to No, 80, Main-s st.