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Il SECOND DISTRICT, STATE OF MlNNEsOTA,
SAINT Paul, October 16, 1868. :
In pursuance of Instructions, the following forms,
benefit of those interested and they must be strc y
adhered to In every particular or they will be re-
iected By the Board of Enrolment
GEORGE II. KEITH,
Capt and Provost Marshal Second Dist. MINI.
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Certificate that the person Table to draft is the father
of mOtLe5less children, under ttceLre years Of age,
dependent on has labor for support.
L., the Subscriber. being liable to draft
into the service Of the uni'ed states. hereby make
affidavit that am the father of go. mOtherless
child :. under twelve years OF a. and dependent on
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The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

The Warrington Republican OF Tuesday
afternoon states that considerable has been
said and written about "Greek Fire" espe-
cia!ly in the Rebel papers. The latter think
that it is an outrage against civilized war
fare to employ a missile containing the fluid.
This is all very pretty talk for the Rebels.
who have not hesitated to Employ every in
fernsl means in their rower to destroy the
lives Of Federal troops.
9 1t so happened that the Government has
positive Information that the Rebels contem-
plated thowing "GIeek Fire" into the cities
of Pbiladelphia and New York. providing g
the Rebel ironclad Atlanta escaped from the
port Of Savanna ah. 1t will be remembered
that she did not escape. but was captured.
and arrived at Philadelphia on Friday last
prize.
An official report at the Navy Depart
ment of the ammunition found on board of
TIE Atlanta, shows that among the various
classes Of projeciiles for the guns. were a
large number marked Robbins fluid ahelis'
for seven inch. rifle guns. Now it SO hap
pens that the Robin 8 fluid shell is the very
same Greek Ere" employed by Gen. Gill
more against Charleston, against which the
Rebels have made such a great hue and4
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16
Brow n1ow's KNOW Whtg and
Rebel VcnstlaeOr

Ipropose to publish weekly end tr y esty jearnat,
bearing the above title Knoxville In kss Tennsssse
and the weekly paper made from the eonsnts OF ths
III wekiie- propcse to send cut TO distant Subscribers
for T,ro Dollars per iararisby paid sivsscs
Subscriptions and mtfAnees viii be forwarded to
.. CINCINNATI from hi h point expect TO ship ny
paper aud materials expeet ts ssas the Arst number
October, is that month pears ago. my pa
crushed out hy tho Godforsaken mob q Knox-
viiIc called tho Cs.federate .4sfAsvsiss viii CON.
mence With thi. hell born and hell .bosud sebslion
the traitors forced leave OF, and all vhe
paper 9ouId we'll begin with the ars ssue
intend that single shsi be worth the sabscrP.
ton price TO any Unconditional Union man
In the rule OF editorial conduct shall abjure that
severity which the Of the prsss.
that factous opposition which pives TO
what il dae to eossfry Aud whilst the na0s
journal indicates in unr stakabte terms its poll
ties. shalt, faithful sentinel, for Whes. Dsno
crats, Know Eothings and Republicans and re,smbsr
only my Government and the Of the RsD
UHIosAs richly worth all the sacrifices Of blood
and their preservation cost to the
srssmisaon Of the present race Of men. and the
sumpt of all this mcans Of the present aeel
s.s W. q. BROwHL0W.
September 7, 1863.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

When, fsw days ago. the tidings Of his
deaths ca&e to our camp. our hopes gave
way-to grif and bars. e.
We are 6lad toknow that Aslor Finley
died 1T h ne surrounded by yhis dearest
friends, md that he was buried by . people
who knew him longest and loved him oes''
10 the honors Of war.
, :. To You. .shis kind father. aaectionafe NOM
er and loving sisters, we can only offer our
sympathy and coincidence for your great
aff1iction. Your son and brother has ieit
with you . legacy more valuable than any
earthly treasure-his memory. In the
great future happy will be those parents
who say 1--WE have given our only son 10
our country" Proudly will those sisters:
in after years, reflect that their brother ieil
on the field of battle, nobly sustaining the
cause Of his country. with The old and hon
ored flag streaming over him.
His life was given to his country; his
friends have bis memory; his God his no.
bic spirit.
With sentiments Of profound respect, on
behalf Of The 69ta regiment Indiana Voiun-
teers, we subscribe ourselves,
T. w. BKsNErr, Colouel.
ORAN PERRY, Lieut. Colonel.
G. III. BosEDRAKE. Capt.
DAVID Your. Capt.
JosEPu SENIOR, 81 Lieut..
Committee.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

H0r Thom.s D. WaIpole. Esq died al
Indianapolis on Saturday last from the ef-
feet of . fall down the stairs Of his dwelling
10 that city. few days previous. He vas
member Of the Legislature, of the State
al. different times, and up to 1859, was .
q Wing then joined the ':Dsmocra'ic"
party, and was iadentified with it up to the
day Of his death. He acted as President
OF the Senaie--a member Of the. Coustu.
.ional Conveatis and elsctor for Taylor
Il Fillmore. -sl,s & eaFE
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16
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sending thirty subscriptions and oee 0tll
give wheeler w,lsen's cs,eevssed sewing Ma.
chimes such they sell for $ts The nschins viii b
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In procuring Subscribers for this Premium. vs OF
that the 10 should be
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Every person eoieepg names for the Sewing Aashins
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the delay. When the whole number OF (JOl, and
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sample copies o the Post gratis. Address
DEACON PETERSON,
No. 3i9 WAlpus Street, Philadelphia.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

cEM Mrs. Winnsm aker. q giantess. died
in Bergen county, New York, = few days
eincc. She weighed seven husdred pounds.
and had an appetite commensurate 70 her
sixo. She would eat fore quarter of
lamb and half apeck of potatoes at meal
At her last diuuer. two dozen ears of corn
made up slight portion of her repast
Since her death, provisions in the neighbor-
hood have fallen considerably.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16
The xGsei Of Aso,i,,e.,.u. n. {

The following apPesrs in the last osrS6er
Of the "Cineinnasi Catholic Telegraph. ~
Bishop PurceR has lately returned. from
Nashville. and il is strongly suspected tha,
he brought ths information. Here is the
facs: Whssw will our Demooratic friends say
70 u! X4saacs t-afss s4& s'ssgsd bss
"Thsss 10 great demand for white ser.
wants to do housework in Nashville, not
withstandins the number Of oolored persons
Who are It present in that city. and, neigh,
borhood. 1His proves that tse abolition of
S3Grcy u tie very 6ess thing that could hap.
Iea for che cAise la6oyxys." ssrsE "a
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

to the following article, in relation to several re
markable cures Of Concers. performed by DR.. o.
E. Newton Of Cincinnati. which we find in the
Cincinnati Times: ~
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

.aAccrpEHE TO CoLoNEL HolLowAY Col.
VIM. r.. Holloway. the Governors Private
Secretary. was severely injured yesterday
by the falling of his hUssssss ho was assis-
ting to form the procession on Washington
street. He was aiding rapidly, and his
horse slipping uPou, . board fell.i thsU2ina
him "a the ground aud striking his head
upoa the paviag .ssoaess cutting aud brui
sing his lace in . fsighttul manner He~a.
carried iote Elssehcr's Bank. where medics
assistance " was seadered, aud then conveyed
30 hiArssidences, In addition 20 the bruise.
about the head. we understand he-rsceivet
other injuries, hich however, are not con
sidered danger61s.-ls lad. Journal. Oct. Is
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

80. Arrangements for prompt ptc9mmuni.
cation between Chattanooga ssd Washing.
ton are nov perfected. ~ va III Z-s,.
\, IA niNion- dollars in Confederate
money, capMred yiron the rebels, has been
received ss WAshington.s.a hsssxs il. =
80. The Iron-clad gunboat Cincinnati.
suak, by the, Y icksbsrg batteries, AsE Aeen
raised and taken 70 Csiro. ests skeos
..Odt oftwo million dollars Of postal
dscd ds1lass Wsre eounaerfsit. = -
s'.-. ...... Theie are $50. 900 Pro.es,aass ip
New Yosk who never 60 to church. ..-'s,S
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16
Ornamental Iron Works.
Wood & Perot, 1I3l Ridge Avenue
PHILADELPHIA. PENNsYLvANiA.


~ PFER sale, upon the favorable terms. Nsv
Beautital Desgns great variety OF Ipos Hal.
ngs for Cemeteries, Residences. DO, ofWrosght sn1
Cast Iron alv Iron asd Brace Tubing; Ison
verndhs Stairs Connters Roantains, 0stss.
Hitehing Posss Lamp etands, Vases. fablee,
sofas, ChAiss oeAtaasy. Ansuals. ao1 all
other Iron work Of Decorative eharectsr. Dssigns
for selection Persons spplying for sane
Oct. 2, 1854 Elsa
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

..... A bank clerk in Chicago has recovs-
red $1,000 damages for false charge Of
embezxlemsut.
Two regiments have been raised 70,
the federal army in Arkansas.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

-. The London Court Journal mildly
1sPsoves the young asissocratie lsdies Of
England fessnoking eigarsttss.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

~ On Wednesday night last. joyful crowd
gathered at Paiges corner, where big Broush
frc blazed- cannon thundered and excellent
speeches were made by Gen. Benton, Gen.
Mansfield, John Yaryan, Esq. and Rev. I. N.
McWhinney, ahcr which the crowd gave three
hearty cheers f,r John Breugh, and three awful
groans for the accurssd traitor who 'squats over
the border. keeping feas off the British Lions
tail,' and then adjourned. te
or 6ec'y Chase passed through this city, on
yesterday, on his way from indianapolis to
Washington. Quite . number OF our citizens
met him and greeted him at the depot, and he
made hvs minutes speech. full Of congra,ula
ton and cheer for the glorious victories achiev-
ed in Ohio snd Pennsylvania, and ful1 Of hcpc
for tho future Of our beloved country.
Or The True (Juliau) Republican. accuses
Mr.. Holloway Of coming all the way from
Washington, to interfere in the election. We
see similar accusation against Mr.. Chase by
the Cincinnati Enquirer! hs- ss
p The Biairs are receiving deserved con-
demnation ut tho hands Of the True fJuiian)
Republican, for their abuse Of the Administra-
tion and its measures but whilst commencing
it for pitching into the these "demagogues"g for
their course, il cannot see that tho talented"
n. c.. in every speech he has made in Congress
pours out his abuse against the ADMINISTRATION
quite as freely as do the Blairs and has been
"tYying to distract the national counsels' quite
Is successfully.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

al -. George 6umnsr-brossef Of the
Ssnssos-is dsad. His death is : heavy loss
70 ths world u letters. - ssffa'. '~'
-. -. The local Americso colony or. .shs
Bosphorus hab suhscrihed two ,housaad dol.
sa.n. = o.' Ha o 'ns e'A rsassAl b.l'0"' ana Or
T-D@ 81. - rc8axoH6s s@s kssg 1ss
s.... 4Aioh nakers Asvs get 10 ssisg
parA8ns. . material obtained iron cpal oil.
instead Of sulpAss u nskag naichsa..
ss.... 16asly fun rsssras - the hts elect:
i'm n Hins. give Coosy, tAs Union casdi-
dass for Governor over Is. 600 majority.
-: :. = turtle was caught a. $500 rsssbtly
y sns!iles 6oea Sea Range. which weighed
twsavs hndsa sa2 dI0 pounds,
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

RICHMOND MARKETS.

Flour per 100 lbs - 75 per bbT % 00 wheat 81 I2
@c; oats IS; meal 81 90; per
bush. 2oc.. middlings Per 100 lbs. ~ 90.
Butter sells 32c Wholesale RETAIL prime
Eggs. buying price I2e, retail l53.
Chickens in fair demand Ice, retail q apiece
Potatoes. 9oc bush, Wholesale, 81 go retail.
Bacon hams, IL Kc. retail at 14e.
Honey per pound l5c, retail At soc.
Beans. white, in demand 81 rs bu retail - 25
onions. buying rate soc. retail price 81 20.
Lard, Wholesale rate 1oc. retail l2c.
Sugar, wholesal rate 13c, retAis At I5e.
Coffee, wholesale rate 3lc, retail 35c.
Moissses, wholesale rate Csc retail at 15c.
Salt, per Dbl. shoiesale. S7 81. retail 81 Is.
TsIlow, very firm; wholesale i0c, retail I2c.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

~ The Nashville U'sos very forcib,y
femarks tAss ''shs 'couservxsives' arc sim.
ply szR~imsstiag with various platforms, to
ascertain which viii be most lib y 10 restore
thsm to poysr.v II Isss they am trying
was PLATFORM: in s4aines sahsy asA hal.
sad-haif concern; in .Connecutcut . peace
sdair; and In New, York they are trying 4
nsrsly negative make up. neither ono thing
nor shs other. bat aiming TO appear both. :
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16
.5f 7 H Z
COCHRAN FlRK FOR SALE.

SaNgE vishes dispose 81 this asYn Which
u 10 sisassed essi-distant frca RieAaIosl sd csn-
ierviIi. half mile soath Of esiiseury eonsains 1<e
and hedge. good repais snd " s1I Uassred- 1wo
story bank harm, excellent spring u
good spring an1 other Ascegoasy sus-
taain He viii for eitg peopssy. ssis-
see for DWELLING. and the balance viii give sfDs. sf
othevise. to salt ths For fushes
eoDeernng the call the snders gned, living
Ii gh.h strees, opposite wn- Reils, In this city
Oct. is, CO fpa o., OF
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

BCttcrnut color is now all the rage among
tho fashionahles.it Buuernut colored dres-
ses, bonn cts, ribbons, aud even shoes are
ths most popular styles. Those who are a
little fastidious call it "Lsathcr COLOR" still
it is nothing but a genuine Butiernu,.-Jef.
IvSince the result Of the Ohio election
has trauspired, in which the traiors. copper
heads. and butternuts we're all SO complete
ly and thoroughly tanned, Jim Elder can.
distinguish the difference between ''Leath-
er color, aud "Butternut-color." but in
sists they are both alike! The color Of the
latter is dark and dingy. whilst the former is
morc light and pleasing to the eye-every
pstriot can see the difference, and every
traitor feels it. We do not wouder that the
Lea,her-color ''is now all the rage"--tan-
ming is becoming very fashionable with both
our soldiers and civilians. -
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16
Cincinnati Market.

CIscIsuATf October IS.
Flour IGDi5c higher. with some sales.
Wheat dull, D: ~ I5ai 15 for red, and 81 35Gt 90
for white
Corn declined &c. and oats &c, and both dull.
Rye 81 l6, and firm.
Whisxy dull and unsettled.
Cid city mess pork advanced to Si3
Lard firm at loLc, and held At lie. basches sold
1n1c. #s
Nothing done in bu.k meats or b,con
Groceries firm at full rates.
Gold 81 81; silver 81 a. 1ehange ffn.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16
Ohio Election.


3: Forty. nine counties. net Union majority Of
1866, and shows q gain on tho vote Of last
year Of AZ .824. Cincinnati gives Union ma
ority Of. 6.476. and the townships increase it to
6.753. Tho total vote in the city was 25,3s8.
and in the county 34,535. The vote Of the
county for President in 1850 was 25 29S.
The majority in the State for .Brouyh. is now
claimed, including the soldiers vote to be not
less than One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
exclusive Of the soldiers vote. Seventy five
Thousand. Thank God for ,that! This is a
rightsous, judgement, against the convicted
traitor. and We only hope now. no is ever
caught on American soil that he will DO hung
% high ss Hamsn. Henccforth and forever, the
names Of Arnold and valiandisham-bot trail
tors to their country, and alike having sought
protection from tho British Iion-will ba con-
demned and consigned 70 deserved infamy-I
both having heaped up to themselves damnation
in this life and the life to come. - 1s-' 20 |
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16
Pennsylvania.

NA PnfLApELPH', Oct. ii.
Nothing heard from the interior chagncs the
conviction that Curtin is elected by by . deci-
sive majority-pObably 10000.
Calculating the matter cody, and admitting
Mat Berxs give $500 for woodard, and North
ampson 5000. It Is possible that tho Union
ticket may get but 1900. and still it may be
moro thar, 25, coo. The number is in doubt
yet. Ohio has done better, but her candidate
was moro disloyal. The joy over Brough's
triumph is almost equal to that over CurGns.
UMoS YoTISa IN NEBRAsxA TxRRrToRY. The
election on the 18th for members Of tho Iegis-
snt hour. stands "a Union and IL Democratic.
Council, Union and Democratic. Union
Territorial Auditor; Treasurer no oppositi6n.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

II will be seen that it is addressed TO a
Mr.. "B-.'' and il will also be observed
tha. the name Of the individual. for whose
benefit the tory editor Of the J.g organ
sheds two mortal columns OF butternut juice
in his las. issue. is Beach" and it is reason
able to infer that the "B-" to whom the
letter is addressed, aud this Beach" is one
snd the same. The fact that Jim Elder
: iabors to assert his innocence. only casts
further suspicion on the young man, who
was going. By the ,cay Of Dayton. ''to visit
his friends. in kentucky" To say the least,
this labored deienc, has completely Beaehed
the subject he styles "a gross outrage"
The Richmond palladium., 1863-10-16

\ = new def ion = to ' hat lonstie fes a
good. reliable Democrat has beentsvel-
soped rscee,ly IN .hsAn1is,y q the tfaitors
OF one State to assist their brother traitors
Of another State. BY their vo,es,so elect the
prince of traitors to the guhernatorial chairi
This i. las,er-day State Rig IS Democracy
and the tory editor OF the JeI organ in shis
city. asks With bscoming Indignation: by
what authofiy does the Provost Marshal
exercise the power efAaEsssaiss:.- ssea- good
f.. and pure Dimoeyats, loaded down as they
were with reyolver., Bowiskuives. powder,
balls. DC, merely on "su-picion''? Gen.
: Burnside had q more right 10 arrest John
Morgan and his horse thieves in Ohio. after
they had leh Indiana on their way back to
Kentucky. ION suspicion" and confns' them
in the Ohio Penitentiary. than. had J.jor
Kinley. our worthy and .vgiAnts Provost
Marshal, TO arrest those fifteen good. re-
liable democrats" alluded to 10 the annex
ed letter, and send them to jail at Center.
villc.. That's sufficient "au,hority for
any loyal man. notwithstanding Vallan-
digham traitor dcnomina,es the arrest Of
these seou undrels, who travelled across two
States with tho avowcd object Of casting
illegal votes. IL they could. "a gros. out
rsge!" ~.
The folio wing is the letter adverted TO
above, Officer Rsstray. of our city. srres.
ted one OF these ''good. reliable democrats"
A. - IL Il
who. before accompanying him. thrust the
document under the seat; he was seen by
one OF the passengers secre.ing it. and he
hauled it out of its hidin place and sont it
TO US for publication. Read it:
DIAN B: I met you a, Mendoza last
Friday, and We rodsitegether to Galesburg.
You remember the whole topic OF our con.
vcrsation., now send you some Of the
friends. This will be handed you by Mr..
A. B.. l.. who will report TO you fifteen
good reliable Democrats from about here,
who came on to be used to the best advan
tagc. They are all tried men. upon whom
you can rely on an emergency. send
them to Dsytoo, to be distributed rs is
thought best. Mr.. l. will have the
general supervision of the crowd l have
also given Mr.. L.. the name OF w. HI. G..
ESQ., of D.. You are acquainied with
b.. give him an Introduction to Mr.: g.
He has also letter from tie - to Mer-
rick. Another lot from, here have gone 70
Defiance county. 4
Hurrah for yallandigham and the good
cause. '-s- s-Ft @at -t 4
"a We have provided all the boys with mon
ey TO pay their travelling expenses.
Sincerely and truly yours. L. will /
tell you who. as'-sse sr
The Company here is all o. A. X.
t..-.-a. II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-10
MEDICAL.
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