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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

HThe time to supply yourselves With Coke
for the approaching cold weather, for shop and
Office warming. is nearly here. and Messrs
Starr s. White are prepared to fill all orders and
deliver the Coke to customers. It will be found
much cheaper than wood that is our last win
ter's experience. They are also prepared at all
times to put up gas fixtures being supplied with
all ,inds of plain and fancy brackets. Fire
Brick and Coal Tar for sale. Office on Main-st
one door West Of Emswile s Cookers whole
sale and retail Notion Store-up stairs.
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~Messrs. Nordyke & Johnson. ha,

81 Messrs. Nordyke & johnson. have
on hard At all times complete stock of ali
the latest Patterns of Cooking. Psrlor. OF
fee and Shop Ssovss-both for wood and
coal. As the time is approaching for using
Sorghum Evsporators. they ask those wish
ing to purchase to call and examine the
superior kind they are manufacturing. Then
Tin, Copper. Brass and Sheetiron Ware
comprise an assortment Of articles not sur
passed for good quality. in materisi and
workmanship, in the city. Cali At No, II
Main st.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

Rally Rommd the flag. Boys!

A War Meeting will be held at Starr
Hall on Saturday Ito morrow night. for
the purpose Of obtaining more volunteers
for the Companies now being raised BY
Nessrs. G. r. Johnson and James Smelsor.
B. F. Brown. Esq. and others. Col. w. A.
Biekle. Gen. Benton, John Yaryau. and
other speakers will be present aud address
the meeting.
To morrow night is the time to volunteer
% We understad liberal additional bounties
in cash will be paid by different citizens.
We hope the Hall will be crowded.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06
MASONIC CALENDAR.

webb Lodge. ON the third Wednesday,
RichmOnd Lodge, meets tho first Tuesday
evening in every month ...'....-. 1880.
King solomon Chs pier, second Friday.
WaSne COunctl. 6rst Thursday in March, juno
Septsm Der aud December. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
l3rittOu Lodge (coored,) fret Monday in each
month.
I. o. O. r.
white ws'or Lois s.mests overy Friday evening"
Herman (Gsrmss) Lodge,every Tuesday evening
Wood Ward Lodge .evevy Wednesday evening.
Oriental EDcampmsnt, every second and fourth
Tuesday eve Of each month.
Degree Of Rsbecca, Of Whitewater and w oodwan
lodges, 6rst and third Tuesday Of each month.
Degree Of Rsbeocs of Herman 10. &C. fret aid third
Monday OF sach month
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

~ We ask the atseotioo OF our merch'
ants and dealers in Dry Goods. to the I'D
vertissment. on fourth page. OF Aessrs
Ven Ausdal & Dixon Of Dayton. Ohio
Their stock OF Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
Paper Haogipgs, Blankets. &C.. eoanos b.
excslled. and our Merchants viii do we'll "a
give them . osll. They are doing IN 81.
oensivo Wholesale busiasos.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

- We advise oil not post.d to look
around: go to No. 81 Main-st. last. VII. re
you will be sstonishsd at the low prices
AMI will maze your purchases. Next time
you will 60 to Haiaes' 6rst and ave time
and trouble. A word 10 the wise 10 suti
Gent. New closks aud other goods Jus,
opened.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

TuEsDAY EVENING, Nov. 8, 1868
Regular meeting. Present, Messrs. Con
ley. Leive. RArgis. McGirr. Scott and Jor-
dan. Mayor Finley presiding. Minutes
read and approved.
From No. 9 Engine Company asking
Council to make sundry repairs TO the roof
and walls of their house. Referred to the
Committee on Public Buildings with in
s,ruesions to make the necessary repairs.
From Nestor l. Co., asking the removal
OF that part of the culvert recently made BY
the O;sy. on Main stree, opposite their pave
mont, Granted, and to be done at the ex-
pense Of the petitioners.
From the Superintendent Of the Public
Schools, asking Coancil to rent the second
story Of Warner building for the use of the
Public Schools Granted.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From C. R. Williams. reporting the col
lection of al ,53a S. in October. city reve-
nue..
I RB6OLCIICNS AUCFIhOs
That the Committee on Ordinances revise
the Bylaws of the Council. and submit
said revision at the next meeting.
| ORDINANCE.
| An Ordinance to vacate the alley south
Of Cain & Sons lumber yard. Read frst
aud second time. a2 60
\ - 800 BILLS ALLOWED
Work in October on streets. u .o4a rs
W. Dol'n. sl.75; Turbeck 4 Co.. e7i .O4
G. Yergan. ssl.7l; Foshee l. Ciswsou
e2.90; Cain 4 Sons. els.45: w. Zim.
ussmsp. ISL so; E. ]. Sal,er. ssi 90 . I
L. Prichard. sSl.oo; b. Newly. si.oo
Siddall + Payne. $500; Starr 4, Whit.
s92. 90; J. ]. Rouey. $500.
! Adjourned I'LL Tuesday evening. Nov
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

exThe stock of notions. Willow Ware.
Wall Paper. and everything needed by Gus
toners, and kept in a we'll regulated varie-
ty Store, is to be found at No. 50. Main s.
Give s. G. Dugdale . call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

SOur old friend w. L. Farquar. Esq.
has been appointed Quartsrmsster fos the
Regiment. now being raised in this District.
and quartered at Camp Wayne" in this
CITY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

9 Our friends, Caleb B. jackson, and
Charley Stephens. of Centerville. are rails
ing q company of Iufautry--they had about
So the FIRST Of this week.
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Delinquent Tax of 1S62--63.

NOTICE hereby given tn proc to sell a
y Public Auction, the second Monday n Noven.
Der next. between the hours of 10 O'Clock
o'ci,ek p. IN Of said day. before the Council House
Door in this city the following sstats os
Taxes due and nd unpaid by the to.wit:
Beard + Snex, ', Isz Fith and IT. AvsnrA
Barnard JACOB, No Cd x Ptrk
Croker 4 Kings Heirs. No j. Eighth ct
Csssei samuel G, 66 It
Dugtsie Tnos a. No i37 Main and washinstop
Doote Richard. No and 7 Pearl
Ham Jason, IS II cor Main and Pearl
King James NJ, IL It Main and Front
Murdoch Thomss e. Miller, No IS fifth
Msyhew Loren1 No ca PARK
AcClesnd John D. 50 Drankiin
Mayhem q No Fifth
Perry chester Il No 293 Ninth
snex william No s. Marion
Smith James NJ south hsf &c Pearl
Tattie Aaron - fl Marion
The rots OF which said property viii Of.
fered sale the shortest time the
for not exceeding seven years, to said raxss and
the Of sale aud IL the and PROFITS will
bring tn. required viii then offer the
pie the high bidder cash In hand selling
oil sail property than will he sufficient to discharge said
TAX and costs. G. u. WILLIAMS. Collector.
Oct. Q ~ ~
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State Of Indiana Wayne Co S.

In the wayne Gre ut Court, February Term, A. 3
1864.
Martha H.'l'' Divorce. No. liza
milton HaisIey,)
aDE IT KNo1N, that shis ssh day Of oe. fss-
II the above Cd Piairti6 By J.@es Perry At,'y
Aid in Once Of the Clerk Of the Wayne Ciyca
Court her complaint sgainst said defendant
entitled canse together With the sdavit eunpeser
r-~,oa thai resident
Of diana and that eosli be served hin
said Milton Haisiey, therefore 10 hereby
ti6ed Of the Sling and pendeney of said compiar
against him. and that unless be spear and answer
demur thereto, the calling Of The said tn
.eroud dav Of the Term OF said Court,
.nd held II Court House in Cestesvie. ls
Monday February next. SAID complain: and the
ers aa thin q therein esntansd snd a:edeed, will b
aken a. srue the said viii be heard and deter
mined in his aessoee
,xreI waness: Sci Meredith Clerk and the Seal,
is.1Li said Court q censerviiie this -ssh day
Jsnes psrry. Atsy Of PTsf SOL MEREDITH.
Oc:- - - -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

~ Monday next. is the sale Of City
>nr-asrsy advertised in another column by
the Collector. to be sold for City Taxes
Those who have their property advertised
will please tale notice. :
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06
MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND PosT OFFICE, May 5th
MAILS OPEN

Cipcipnati. Dayton and Eastern. 1870 q. m
Ipdis No polls nd the Wssr ............. Gas IN
Chicago and Nor,h west CONTAMINATION. 6:45 p. m
A6AIIs0 oIso91
fndis nspoiis and Chicago ............A. 40 .. m
Dayton aad Colpmbus, and East. $500 p. IN
Ciscinnati and East. 500 p.
Hamilton Mail. via Boston, Ae.. lsavss
Monday, W ednesdsy snd Friday at. ....f:oo .. +:
Hamilton Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
aad Saturday ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 500 p. n.
Union City Nail, via ABBY, Bethel, DC,
SEINE o Hamilton mail.
Winchester mail, via Nes Garden, leaves
Nouosy aod Friday At. 500 . m.
Seine arrives Tuesday aud Saturday At. $500 N.
E~Onics open from 90 .. N. to p. N. Sun
days from to 10 y.
The Mails are governed BY Railroad Time.
which 10 faster than true time.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, PI N.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

~ Stoves are still needed for cooking
C. c. Bulbs Cash Stove Store, is the
place to get the kind you want. Anything
in the copper. brass. tin and sheet-iror
ware line, that is wanted, can there be had
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

The quota OF Volunteers for Wayne Co
under the las, call for 100000 is 357.
This numbsr divided among the fourteen
townships Of this county 10 proportion to
the number of MALTA 10 each. gives the fol-
lowing result:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

@While recruiting officers are hnsily
engaged in obtaining volunteers. thinner 4
Scott have recruited their stock Of Notions.
Candies. DC, and there's the place to pro-
cure almost everything the people desire
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

@Do you want the best Stove the best
Tin Br IS. Copper, and Sheetiron Ware you
ever had or saw Go to Ward & Co.'s, at the
Depot-they have a complete assortment Of ev
erythng you may need in their line, and at fan
and living prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

~ Colonel w. Il. Dennis. OF this city
has resigned his position as Examiner in
the Patent Office, and is about to establish
himself in business at Washington.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

~ See Mrs. lifts new advertisement
in another column. ladies. and call and see
her splendid stock Of new goods.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06
WYNKOOP'sICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases OF the Throat. Chest aud Pulmonary organs
prevalent insidious and dangerous The prop
critics alleviate. and uproot the.e
complaints mus. be Exaectorsnt, Asodye and Ivigora
ting ooseni the Of The throat, and imparing
tone to the entire system. No discovery medca sci
mastered this GLASS of diseases like DR.. wyn
hoops Iceland PectoraI 1t is u-ed with the most
tonishing results in all cases of Bronchitis Influenza
Whooping Cough, Dptheris Putrd Sore Throat Asth
ma, Group, Coughs. Colds Nervous Irritahiiity, &C.
The Rev. j. J; Potter, certifes, that have used Dr.
WyEkoop's PICTORIAL for several ysef nd my
family. for Pulmonary Complaints, and haverec
omrIended il to others, and have its
equal Rev.. Potter. Brooklyn, N.Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important TESTING malls
could be produced showing its remarkable
1t never iaiIs.
1t composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Giiead.
Peruvian isassm, Eiecampane. Comfrey, Burdock, and
other invaluable expectorant and Ingredients.
prompt and lasting. InvAlids sufferers
cannot afford to neglect trial Every family should
have it. 1. is remarkable for Group FuIdessriptions
md directions accompany bottle.
Sold by all principal Druggists.
Prepared BY Dr. q. D. wynkoop, and sold by D. 9.
Barnes 4 Co.. New York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

CtTMore New Goods At the Bee Hive Store
| Of ID. b. Crawford Carpets Ladies Dress
Goods Men and Boys Goods for winter, and
everything to MAKE people comfortable can
F.. there be had. Call At No. %. and see for your
! selves
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

&C j. Taylor has removed his Bindery to
No. 50. Main ST.. third story Of Chambers Bull
ding. opposite the Huntington House.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

o. Hogs are contracted for at Indianapolis
for 81 gross--armers are asking $s,25 gross or
$3.50 net.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

AUThs Free Schools will be opened IN
his city on Monday next
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HEIMSTREET'S
EMinetf0ble xfNtT ReSfOT0ftce.
1T is NOT A DYE

Bu, restores gray hair original color by Supplying
the capillary With natural %
re or disease All instantaneous dyes composed Of
un.r eaus,ie Destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair and Afford themselves dressing Hsimstreets
Tnitabe oorpg only restores hair TO its natural
color By an easy process. but gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty!
Promotes its growth prevents its falling or ersdicAes
dsndru1 and imparts health and pieasantness to the
head 1t has the OF time being the original
Hair coioriag and constantly increasing in fa-or-
Csed By both gentlemen ladies' II is sold By all
spectacle dealers. be procured BY them OF the
agent, D. 9. Barnes 2os Broadway n. y.
7 y sizes, So cents and o..
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Annual Meeting.

r~HR A,nsaI Meesine 81 the Wayne Csuaty Asrieu,
tarni scsissy. win b held II The Aan 81 Knaise r.
=, the city Of RseA0oaA. The 1Fss aasaraay o.
Der next. (xev- ~ ~ seloek p H.. for he
,ia. of U6cers and The trAasAcsioA Of Such
NAY = 4 H. pExsIs, see,y
o. CIV
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@ The new Auditor. Sylvester Johaaon
|eoSk HI poss last wednesday.
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Whole plumber. .4262;
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those of any other State. The Wheat
crop of 1861 was estimated at s., 600 900 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 14o Oo0
goo bushels. besides the crop Of Oats, Barley.
Rye, Buckwheaf. Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &c. which 60 to swell
the vast aggregate OF production in this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
past year.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-06

In Central and Southern illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension of
stock raising All kinds Of Cattle, Horses Mules,
Sheep, Hogs. &c, Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field is open for Others o enter
with the fairest prospects of like results. DAIRY
FARMING also presents its Inducements to many.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION,
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS

DEING a Candidate for Congress in the
ID Second Congressional District, will meet
and address my fellow citizens nj the follow
ing times and places:
AT Camden, ouschita county, Tuesday,
September 1st.
At Beech Hills. Ouachita county, Thursday
September Sd.
At Atlanta, Columbia county, Saturday,
September 9th
At Magnolia, Columbia county. Monday,
September 7th.
At Falcon, Columbia county, Tuesday. SEP.
tember Sth.
At Lewisville, Lafayette county. wednesday.
September 9th
At Walnut Hills, Lafayette county, Friday.
September lth.
Bright Star, Lafayette cOunty, Monday,
September 18th
AT Paulk's Mill, Lafayette county, Tuesday,
September Is.
At RondO, Lafayette county, Wednesday,
September 16.
AT Richmond, Sewer county, Friday, Sep
tember Is.
At Rocky Comfort, Sewer county, Saturday,
September -.
At Paraclifta. SEWER county, Monday, Sep
''RGeC a9 ecCea& y Point, sstier county, Tuesday.
At MurfreesborO, Pike county, Wednesday,
September %.
At Antoinville, Pike county, Thursday, Sep
tember a.
At oakolona, Clark county, Friday, Sep.
tember 25.
At Tate's Beech Creek, Monday, septsm-
Der %
At Arkadelphia, Clark County, Wednesday,
September 30.
At Rock Port, Hot Spring county, Friday,
October ?
At Hot Springs, Hot Spring county, Satur-
day, October 3.
At Perryville, Perry county, Monday, Octo-
ber 3.
At Dardanelle, Yen county. Wednesday,
October Z.
At Danville Yell county. Friday, October Q.
At Waldron, Scott county, Monday, October
IL.
At Greenwood, Sebastian county, Wednes-
day. October IA.
At Fort Smith, Sebastian county, Friday,
October Is.
At Dallas, Polk county, Monday, October
10.
At MI. Ida, Montgomery county, Wednesday,
October FL
At Caddo Gap Mills, Montgomery county,
Thursday, October %
Al washington, heMpslean county Mon-
day October 70.
Punctual attendance will be given at the
above places at the time unless unav0idabiy
prevented, when and where l shall be pleased
| 70 meet as many of the citizens of the country
! as can make il convenient to attend.
r. X GARLAND.
sg- Camden Herald, Arkadelphia War
Times. Conference Journal, and the Little
Rock Patriot. keep standing till time expires,
\ and forward bills 20 this Office.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

GARDENS OF HEMPsTRAD.-Itis is thought that
things lose in quality what they gain in size.
Every bedy knows that's not true of women,
aud We say it is not of cantaleups. We have
eaten one sent to US by DR.. P. J. Darlington
which weighed fourteen pounds, and looked
more like a corn-feld pumpkin than the deli
cate and rare little melon, which we have de-
lived from Italy. We could not believe before
tasting that it was actually the cantalsup. But
il was, and of the most delicious flavor. The
enormous size had been attained by judIcious
cultivation in the Bois d'Arc bottom, without
the slightest detriment of quality. Along with
il came divers other delicacies of the garden,
especially q watermelon too large for our scales
to draw, but something less than half bushel
one way-red meat, crisp and cool-not a
particle of chill in thousand like that
As for cabbage. Mrs. NJ 7. Holt is rather
ahead of any of our housewives yet. She has
sent us three or four of monstrous size, headei
I'D almost as hard as blocks of wood, and very
white, Two or three of them on a table makes
q roem feel cooler these hot days. They grow
in the clay lands.
A beet from Mrs. Hubbards garden, in our
Washington sand, measured, before drying,
two feet in circumference We have set that
out for seed. We reiterate again what we
have often said, that the climate and soil oil
Hampstead afford greater varieties of fruit and
vegetables, and of finer quality, than any por-
ton of the globe. '.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29
OBITU AIRY.

Rev. I. p. PArrox died of typhoid fever, in
the hospital at Fort Smith, Ark, on the 10th
January, 1868, aged % years and two months.
lie graduated at Mckenzie Institute, Texas. in
1850, and was married the same year to Miss
Mary p. Waller. Of Hopkins county, Texas.
He enlisted early in the war, and ever con-
Quoted himself worthily and bravely. Can't.
John Flint writes of him: .iMr. Patton had
proved himself q gentleman, a good and brave
soldier. i noticed him in the battle Of Prairie
Grova. He was by far the most daring man
in my company; and doubt very much whether
there was a more resolute OF a more daring
man in the battle that day. than Mr.. Patton. !"
We have no account Of his last hours; but he
doubtless departed in peace. In his last letter
to his wife, written after the battle of Prairie
Grove, he said: "Had il been my lot to have
fallen on that day. you may rest assured that
all would have been well with me; and should
| fall ere we meet, remember our promise
that husband and wife and child shall form an
unbroken family in our long home" Mark
the perfect man and behold the upright. for
the end Of that man is peace. May God bless
the bsreaved widow and orphan babe, and
bring them at last to His heavenly kingdom
j. "A. $.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

which peace Will succeed the civil wars which
have devastated the whole middle and south
ern portions of the continent for two genera
tions, and Industrial arts again take the place
of tumults and revolutions.
The example of Mexico will not be lost, and
in the course Of events way may be opened
for the regeneration of other countries in like
manner, by their own consent ,r equitable
force. Proudly prominent amongst the na-
tions of the new world, the Southern Confede-
racy must ever stand. She b olds the resources
of wealth and power, which will render her
peerless, and the towering intelligen which
wiz make her the leader in the van of Western
civilization.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

Our CoNGREssnEN.-The highest reward
which can be given the patriotic and indus
trious public agent, is the appreciation Of his
countrymen. The salary is, at no period, an
objectto any but the sordid and grovelling
now, it is almost nothing. There is an honest
pride in public service, in the consciousness
of being useful TO many, in laboring for the
best interests of whole people, which forms a
higher, and, we think, more common one
with the statesman and the warrior than any
selfsh consideration. These prompt his ex-
ertions, and cause him to labor diligently and
faithfully. 1t is all he can do to repay the
confidence repOsed by his countrymen.
1t is well to give to such of our public men
as have been found faithful their due need of
appreciation. Otherwise we take from them
theiC highest incentive-the only one worthy
Of our encouragement The sswell done of
the people is more to all upright men than any
thing else save conscious rectitude. We should
say it when.it can be said. 1t is dishearten-
ing and demoralizing to him to dread that,
notwithstanding his utmost efforts and most
fsithful deFotion to his country and constitu-
ents, ne may be met at home by people who,
although aware of his services, give way to
party prejudices, or personal preferences. or
political agitations, and by refusing to con-
time their trust in his hands, put upon him
the appearance of their condemnation. To
resist the influence of this depressing thought
requires q higher degree of patriotic self-de-
yotion than falls to the lot of many. 1t is
fo1 that and partly to avoid dissensions
that we have wished the return of all our dele
gatioR to Congress. They have no right to re.
electioa-no tenure of the office, certainly.
But ought Us not to act fairly also, and approve
those who have served us faithfully? After
wards, when We may have thus endorsed them,
and they may have had for once, or several
times, this recognition of their services, and
when calmer times allow safety of political
contests, they might well enough be required
to give place to others, whom the people might
wish to honor.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29
Plantation for Sale.

T WISH to sell Plantation on the Washington
i and Shreveport road, known a. the "Morri-
son Place" about two miles from Washington.
There are six hundred and ak acres of land in
the tract, three hundred cleared. Upon it
there is fine, two-story framed residence, and
valuable improvements foE family and negroes.
II makes an admirable residence, convenient ~
churches, schools and pleasant society. Apply
to me on the place.
T. J. M'FADDEN.
Washington. July p, 1868. 2T44
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-29

FoREros.-Tbere is strong probability of a
general European war. The protest Of the
principal powers in favor Of Poland has been
followed up by the active movements in mill
tary sense, and ambassadors are again on thei
way to st. Petersburg, to prevent what may
probable be deemed an ultimatun. Russia is
concentrating her fleet, AMI France and Sweden
are making very forcible demonstrations. Eng
land is undeniably sgitated, and the public
mind seems quite made up to war. The result
would hardly be doubtful. Against the whole
Of Europe, Eussia and Prussia could not hope
to contend; and although they might prolong
the war for year or two, the result would
certainly be unfavorable to them in the end