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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-24


CALHOUN, BUCHANAN AND DouGLAs.-A
writer remarks that 81 Wherever John c.
Calhoun had supporter or party in
the free States thirty years ago. there the
rebellion has supporter and a party to
day" This is a singular fact; and it is
equally true that wherever you find an Of
fee holder under Buchanan, during his ad :
ministI alton, there also will be found sup
porter Of the rebellion to-day. There may
be some exceptions to this latter remark: for
there were few who received appointments
under that regime, who were the devoted
friends to the gallant Douglas, but who.
being talented and useful men, were attempt
ed to be 0ought over TO oppose the Little
Giant--how far the brides we're successful.
we cannot now tell; but this we do know,
that the majestic, brave and tall Elder Of
the JtfersOnian, was one of those who were
bought up. aud who did not hesitate, to GOV.
er up his tracks by sham sale of his es
adjustment, SO that he might still cling to
the Richm ond Post Office He did every
thing that he possibly could do, to aid the
defeat Of Douglas in this State-met. time
after time, with those he now terms "Aboli
tonists.' and his patron saint. Jesse D.
Bright, in order to ascertain "if any thing
more could be Done to secure the Little
Giants defeat, and now. this same individ-
ual who is claimed to be "dignifed in hon
ors, PRIDE" is ranged in the ranks of the
copperheads. and supporting the rebellion
by using all his influence in favor OF his
southern brethren" by denouncing every
measure instituted by the Government to
conquer the rebels and restore the Union.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-24

Leaves fail, but 10, the young buds peep.
Flowers die, tn, sfiil their seed shall bloyr
From death the quick young lie shall leap.
When sIring shall rome and touch the tomb
The splendid shiv Of brave blood
IL thrilling through cur country row.
And she who in old times withsiood
The fyrant, lifts again her brow.
God's precious charge We stcrniy keep
Until the final victory;
With freedom we will live, or sleep
With our great dead no set US Tree.
God forget Is when We forget
To Keep the old flag a ying yet
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-24

SLAVERY MUST BIS ABoLIsHEp-Tt is related
of Scipio Airicanus, that whenever he addressed
the Roman Senate, he closed his speech with
these words
DELENDA EST CARTHAGo"-Carthage must
be destroyed and of the same sort is the YER
dict OF every election in ST. Louis for MANY
years past Slavery must give way. Missouri
IS no place for It We are utterly tired of it
and go IT must The State does not belong to
niteen Thousand SHAREHOLDERS, and if they will
not yield to the public necessity and consent TO
wholesome laws of emancipation, the work will
be done for them and against them and in spite
Of them. 1t IS vet FOR them to choose the way.
but the result must come. The people will
have it. Emancipation, in the shortest time
consistent with law and good ORDER IS the YER
dict Freedom must be the corner stone of the
Repuoiic, and the proclamation must be sus
tanned St. Louis Democrat.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-24
MASON Il HAMLIN,
G A BIN EFT oRCAN0,

WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL
Patented Oct. al, 1862
y. B. Having recently introduced numerous
very important improvements in our Har-
moniums, We have secured for them BY
copyright the trade mark Cabinet OrK.n"
which will distinguish them from tboss az
other makers and protect purchasers from
limitations.
MASON 4 HANLIS'.; CABINET oRfy A M a..
ANA pronounced superior 70 Asloisoas and I'll siaI
lar Instruments, By those sect qualified 70 judee ~
are the only enes Which have hsen svssied :
Goidal MEDAL IN this county So written ssssiwo.y
from the following most eDissns Osuneisss q Nsx
Best Of their ciAss Of which ~ havs AZ k.evisSs
zandsl. osgasiss Of Hsasy w ard nssshss's Csrsrs
tl;ni. Of Aadisos Square Chsrsh, Moseathsl az RI
sary Ch1-ch. Wels, Of Chsists CharuA. Na..Ishe -
VI. Pssss church, Smits. " he InAeelsss &C.,.
ton Chefeh. Hagen. Editor Assisal Review 81 Nev
osk.-Iuekss1an. Of ST. Psais Chs.eh, wlileex
q in9se sIats Ceasspsisa Church. BssubAeb ee ths
Sssns u: UsisZ, Lag 81 Old Sssth ChsssA. 81
beseoa.-bsals. Of g. yosephs ChsssA, 1hsaas, e
the Church II - Hssy lsaoeents Aa<sh. Of 81 re.
ters Cssreh, OF Albsay.-ssd masy eehsss.
The Masnfaetassss 10 psssesjss II flssimooiais
e sinilas effect froo Taalbsss. HssUss. Z. nases
ZssraAn, Bssdbary Webb. b set. HassiAss, W Ne.
son, Ssssss, Wollsnhsops Gsihaass kisssO, Wsasss,
Ae. Re,
PwICBS.
CAsssnr OssAxs siaSis sad Dssbis Red. o7O 70 $50
do with s. g. and II seeps. pndal bsass, $3.50 . 40
MKIoDxoss, Nins varieties, 90 70 3as
TrD>scrspsive Cireulass ssUe By Dsf1
wsrsrssos 10 Dssse ~ 4Il Washingtoa Sc
Wsssoop, ~ Ciseinua&E ss West rcassA g.
Addsess MASON 4 HAMLIS, 0esten." % sJNO
CYiU RCH. a. Ciseiaaau
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~" Does it eyer occur" to the injured
Elder" that there can be no comparison be
tween the war with Mexico and the presen,
tic instruction. or civil warl While the
former might be condemned and denounced,
and its policy questioned. withou, de,rimen,
to the Government, or its stability. by the
most ardent lover OF his country and its 10.
situations, without the least faint Of treason
attaching to him, the reverse is the case
when crisis like the present occurs. When
our country is plunged into war with the
avowed purpose Of dislntegrating it-des-
truying the Union-erecting a separate
:" Confederacy I'VE hold that no one bu.
a tory. more vile and loathsome than those
who lived during the revolutionary struggle.
would oppose the Government in its efforts
to subdue and punish the traitors thus en-
gagged, by every means in its power. In q
struggle for the maintenance of the Union,
every attempt TO throw obstacles in the way
OF is success. is nothing short of rank dis.
loyalty, and every press thus engaged
should be promptly stopped by the Govern
ment, and its editor suspended also for the
crime.
We cannot look upon the past and present
efforts of the Jefersonion editor. flor his
last nerc number is but rehash of the DID,
other than in the same light that We would
regard the william who would place obstruc-
tons on a railroad track in order to throw
of the cars, and endanger the lives Of all on
board.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-01

Messrs Crosse & Bro carpenters; the painting
has teen done by Join Davis, stating by Mat-
thew Waite, and frescoing by Carson.
Spacious galleries have been erected on the
side and at the eastend, the latter being for the
accommodation Of the excellent choir attached
TO the gregatton. The entrance to the syna-
gogue is through Il hall on the basement floor
to the west end, where there ara two flights of
stairs. In the basement the floors have been
raistd, and the large room has been partitioned
INTO SIX rooms, three on each side OF the nail
lnose on che side will he occupied by the Jani-
tor, and those on the opposite side as school,
room, meetiDg-room, and bathroom, respec-
lively. In the east end of the sanctuary neat
railing encloses raised plitfarm, on which Is
and behind which, on a still higher platform.
is the altar, and Immediately Denlnd the affair
IS the ark, which is set into the wall. on the
doors (Which are sliding} being opened,
heavy purple curtain Is seen, on which is an
inscription in golden Hebrew characters, sig
nifying that " there is but one God, and none
other sha ii be worshipped." Behind this cur
tain are deposited the authorized version OF the
Scriptures fthe Thora Scrolls,l the yeStments,
breast plate, and other things pertaining to the
priestiy office
tastefuIly decorated with eyergreens and the
American flag. Many of the members of the
choir were dressed in white, and the whole
appearance of the church and congregation was
highly pleasing to the eye.
The cost OF repairing and remodeling the
building has been about 1880; making a total
cost, including the purchase, of about Sl2.500;
OF which there has been raised all but about
$500, and this deficiency was probably raised
yesterday. Two thousand dollars, however,
was advanced by members, who took stock.
The congregation now numbers about so per-
sons, and is under the charge of Mr.. We'll, the
reader
The Israeites as well as the Christians, it
would seem, have their divisons-their Old
school and New school churches and teachers.
The congregation of the synagogue dedicated
yesterday hold by the old school, and thus they
have no organ, it being held by the old school
folks that the use of the organ necessitates the
breaking OF the Sabbath from the manual labor
required in working and playing that instru-
ment.
A noticeable feature of Hebrew congrega-
ton is the separation of the sexes-the males
taking the seat of honor on the floor, and the
females being assigned seats in the gallery
The males wear their hats during the services,
and Dr. Lesser delivered his sermon in black
beaver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-01
PERSONAL.

VNHE LADIES LIVING IN 18TH ST. WHO
called yesterday ut All Thirteenth strest bet
and II can have the house. by calling to day IL
pER5OE Al Information is earnestly desired of
. RUDOLPH &c dAPPI, , Swiss, lataly Ste ss-a
NJ Lne spanish Ministsrs He Is very small Man
with dark brown hair and brown eyes, which ara
crossed About forty years old He has bsen
months past. and when last seen was in 3 BALI.
more car supposed to be on his way to that cit,
Any information in relation to him will be thank
fully received II com muni catad or addressed to
KOCHAF. Wood and Cool dealer, 18th street, be-
~ 3s-3tr
MO ROSS 0oe,,.,,
i and Astroiogist, was born with a natural gift
She tells the past and future-never known to fail
Causes speed maria ges /; brings together til Sc
long separated cures all diseases. Blu mess
strictly confidential No. SS5 street north corner
twelfth street sst three squares FROM I. Patent
Office: The "niy person that can show a likeness
OF iuture husband or absent friend in reality
Ladies' 81 rents Gentlemen 81. iy ls-.ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-01

4 RMY PAT DIGEST AHp KnADY CALCu.
n LAfOR :cy Resimeatal Pay Tabs. Oeupilsd
"a ssrasssa sy Asses Bare wsssi %ayropl
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

II d l G o @ RI r s.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
GEO. W. BEALL and ALEXANDER T. BEaLL
have this day associated Themselves in tn Grocery
business IS the successors OF BEALL Mathews
The name and style OF tha firm will be
GEO ". BEAtL & BRO.
We invite share CT TIE public patronage at the
ole stand. corner OF Bridge aud Congress strests.
prices GEO " RRILI
July q, 1858. Alex BHALL
thanks to his old and numerous friends who have
g long and ssneronsy sustained hin, i his former
business. II It viii not interfere with other ar
hs new ENTERPRISE, promising the same 6deli y and
honorable dealing which has characterized our
former intercourse.
gu l-eo3t GEO. W. BEALL,
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ter Of Ebs nsser md the late Indiana H. Lord
aaed months.
The relatives and frissds Of the family are In.
vited 70 attend the funeral this Nfterno0a ct
O'clock from No. 90l sixth street. between lead
streets north.
July sIss. MARGAREr SOP aIA. youngest eaiia
Of Alfred ana sophia CAaapls. sssd meAths aaA
fweek8.
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NOTICE 10 WAT1R-TAKDRS
WATEa klars1aAa's QYFrel. I

AVE. WA.xa-rAx..s ~ f fs LA iSSs
their Mafsf Rents tof the year po1arn sncins With
The date axs sox drs and 1ey.bie q tbs oSss
relation TO dsiiaansnt vater .taSers. "yM:
In az cases OF the NON payment OF The water
rent Ior f1rsy days Aftsr the came 10 due and payA
q such delinquency, and the said Purveyor shall
oieconttnue the supply Of Wstsr imm sdfatslY, by
allow II to b again ussd in said aain qusutS
premisee excspt on netiaeation By ths Wa4er p
the sxHaese Of cutting Oh and rsssarAG the Gov OF
:. .''. :. 1 - '''' sAsDe.s.!zs COIL COIL:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-01

The Wall or TIE FLEABUG.
LYON our remorselesi foe,
Lays us by the thousands, low:
Touched by his ma ghetto dust.
Though unwilling, die We must.
flour power but matched our viii,
Wed that insect mo rderer kill;
For his Powder, sure as fats,
win our race. annihilate.
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but
wilt kills all house insects, garden worms, vine
bugs. &C. Lyons Magnetic pills are sure death
to rats and mice. Sold everywhere.
jy 2l-2w DENNIS 8. BARNES e. Co., New York
COINS and other disorders of the sset when ne.
civilian for business and j. il impo.sss for SOL
der to march and aGht with vim i the great sup
ton. 70 iii sfiicted with corn., Bunons or mail Nails
growing in the sesh or 9th or disorders OF the feet
sop No a Ps an early call Ct D. Whites
half and Sixth sts. jYi7
BrssxA1oaaHoA cAx n. oulsp.-Dr. Ksnd1
Specino cares Spwssasovrh0d. Ssnss@al Wsabxsss.
~ffss e: Ls:' 1e.DG, IT, sss''y e.d e
merits; Price 81 . boz. sold bx 3. 3. Ford. cor:
Hsnrs Cook Ae1aadii.. j. s.i1 1A
pa. Dueoz,'s sus.r-e coated 1s.,.ls Kssulatas
and Srssy and being
! s,iss q S.i ssIS sssS. :osPsE iisS
Cox. sSa nd .'na' ana Ss:GF'
Hs,ri,bn,s, 70 ias NortI a.d R..iHTxo trans isays
Washington daily and ono on spnd.y-qniek time:
her s1Ps ). sss oss sss.s 1P
.as q o
s: = satl ,. n; On sundsy g f Haasn e
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WI HIDlS-HIDA5 4,
Nv HI 6e sold q Public Auction. On sv0es
WDDNE6DAY aasa SATUROAY, Ct II o'c,osf 8.
m. q tne MharSAn 4xth street, Washinston, 81
SAle. 80
Fsrns e..h; IN Treasury nstss. Do BE- psie q sss
tan idssea.l 1t. Gel ana d. 81
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July aoth. b. .hs Rey. Nr. Bsoxn. J. 2. R1Ak
CIS TO Mrs. ANMI ii CLARKE the former OF
Boston, Mars. tho latter, England.
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CENTER MARKET-Tne market was quite
lively this morning, at the following prices:
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AUCTION SALES,
Ems AFTERNOON AND To.nORROW

xH1s A11ERN00N AND Ts-nORROw
ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctiousers.
sSahABLE BRIok DWELLING HOUSE
Hu .as Iss :. s
O'Clock, on the premises, By virtue of q deed OF
. :s. :s :sf is s sss 81 Ss;ss
VIII the grounds, Which front ss feet 6 inches on
sifest and run back LA feet Ii inches to vi is
Terms: One h.if cash the remainder in six and
tneife nGHtns WIZ interest, secured ~ deed OF
j'a,d 10. MCGUIRE 3 CO.. Aucts.
Byw.B. LAWS 81 co, Auc.ionesrs.
I WILL SELL AT THE FARM OF MRS. B. P.
asg Srass sn apfiSs ,dS
sss:s .sa bas.. ais:
furnsSrs AsH S. and
jvs Perw. B. LEWIS & CO. Au;ta
A ssIsrArT o. AnTERaAsrER's oFFToE,
n Forage Department, eorns' g and nd streets
AUCTION SALE 1s III ooS Sf sSSSi 49,
viii be sold at public auction, At the SWAN poo
ss sS aass s;
,etn bushels de- aged Oats.
10: sS POUNDS sa 49, 90: ssSS o9ts,
g; L BROWN.
By BoTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers
r. H.sNsSs SALE " a0RS.s. cAKKl Az 81,
STABLE; AT AucrIoN.-On TUESDAY MORNING.
aug. attn com encing at 10 o'clock, shall sell at
Cock Co.: who intend changing their business,
tnelr extensive stock of Horses, CARR ages Har.
House, &c
The stock comprises about Thirty head of sups.
rior Carriage snd Saddle Horses. Twelve Bugs les,
several Bsrouckes. fine close Carriages, sets OF
aopoie Harness, Saddles and Brides, Blankets
The sale will commence with the buildings,
which are sufficiently large to hold City carriages
and stall eighty five head of horses Tue location
ia one of the best in the city being situated on 9th
ST., few doors south OF the avenue snd imm sdiats
Hotels
A rare opportunity is presented to persons desi-
rcus OF EN- bark in business Of this oh ar scter
and convincing proof will be offered, to show that
it can be very probably conducted.
jy 50 BOTELER WILSON Aucts
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Watermelons came with a rush into the mar
kat this season. The first melon WIS sold early
this week, and to-day all the dealers have them
by hundreds.
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~ - " NCUU1 h1 q w.. AuctiOn6ers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON F
STRHRT, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TwELprH
STREETS. AT PUBLIC AUoTIoN.-on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON. August Goth, at O'Clock, on the
pre- misses, We shall sell part of Lot No. g. IN Square
No. 32l. frontias 81 feet 6 inches on street be
tween 18th and 18th streets west. running back 70
feet alley four feet eide, with an outlet into
18th street, together with the improvemenls CON
sisting of three story Brick Building known "a
TIE National Medical College
Terms: One third cash; the remainder 10 s. L.
and Is months, with interest secured by deed Of
trust on the premises
All conIeyancing ct the cost of the purchaser.
jy % 2aw&1a J G MCGUIRE 6 90 Aucts
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q REWARD-Strayed from the subscriber one
gy Pale BED COW, with little white on the
back; large horuss and large bag of milk beino
only one day calved when she strayed.
WILLIAM RABBINGTON
au l-3t* bet. III and and LIST st east
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ByJ. G. Moe UI1E L CO.. Aue'ionee.s.

ByJ. 9. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auc'ioneecs.
T>RUsTEEB SALE or yALCBLE BULB
i ING LoTS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUAaE-On
FRIDAY, August nth, 1t O'Clock, on the prem
ises, by virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber
dated May It'll, 1867, snd duly recorded in Liber
A. No. I3S, folios S4o ct seq, one of the land
records for Washington county, d. O.. i shall seu
O. Mcclure 3 subdivision OF Square s2s, frontins
each "a feet en- North g street. between First
street west and North Capitol street, and ran
ming back to so foot alley. = -
Terms: On, third cash; the remainder in G and
Il months With interest, secured BY deed of truss
Ali eonveyanoes at the cost Of purchasers.
~ifdesired. these Lots viii be subdivlded int
Lots OF i6 feet trent each
tyH-sa~Ads 10. Nee uIR1 L co.. Aueis.
ByJ.c MCGUIRE 4 90 Auctionesrs.
TRUsTEH's SALE or VALUABLE LOTS IN
IL PRINTING 0YP;e1 6QUASH.-On YKIpAY.
August 7th, 1t 81 o'clock, on the premfscs, by
virtue Of . deed oi trust te tue subscriber, dated
May 7th, 1851. and duly recorded in Liber j. n. ..
NO ~. foiios 81 ct sea ,ons Of the land records
5sr M = county shan ss Lsts Ne 9,
Square nuubsrsd bA. each fronting q feet on n
ttreer, near the covsrnmept Printing Ohioe
and running back LIS feet 5 inches, TO . s. foot
alley. .f13-<-
These, Lots have payemsnt laid and trees
pantsd in mont. and are YerE dssirabss locations
Terms: Onc-thir in cash, the remainder In &
sns 10 months. with interest. secursd 81 deed q
) AiIcosf OF oonysyansing 10 be vsid by TIA mr.
ehaseY THoe. J. RI6HH6. Trustse
= ~ H-9sw&ds 7 Q. McGuIRe 4 CO.. Aucts.
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DisEAaxs or rzs Nx2yous, 5xxIxAL, UllHAaY
ment-in Reports Of the Ho,cayd Assoeiasiox-ssnf
IN sealed letter envelopes. free efsaarge. Address
PhilsdalnAiA, Pa. mar 3e-Sm
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GAIL IS .MI1aS. 400 ssvea.a street. . 81
~ voux Casshaae. y0
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STABBED BY SENTRY.-Day before yester-
day soldier belonging to the Sixth Michigan
Cavalry attempted to pass one of the posts
about the camp of two companies of the LIST
District Colored Regiment, near the Contra
band Camp, when the sentry on duty ran his
bayopet into him under the arm. The wound
neighbors, who had him conveyed to Campbell
Hospital.
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A SSlSTANT QUARTERMASTER8 OFPIOH,
"A corner q and Twenty second streets, Wa hing
animals Will take place at the Corral near the OBJ
sarvatUry in this city the second and fourth
WEDNESDAYS. 18th and 26th of August. 1863.
The property is condemned unit for publis
service.
Sale to commence at ten O'Clock a. m snd be
continued from day TO DAY until the number on
Terms cash, In Government funds.
G. II. TOMPKINS
I'D Captain, A. Q. NJ u g. Arrly
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS
II for rent, On first floor, ct No. 3 Franklin Place
Il street, between 18th and l4th,) opposite Frank
IN square; the most desirable stu alton in the
Reference required. " 25 Tvs