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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04
LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving and bsaatiy ing
the human hair 10 sgain by The original proprie-
tor. and 10 made With the same care. skill and at
tenton. which drst created its Immense and unpFecee
den.ed sails Of million bottles annuallyt 1t is
still sold At IS cents in large bottles Two million bot
ties easily be sold in when il il again known
that the Ksthairon is only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world. the scalp OF
scurf and dandru6. gives the hair lively rich lsxur
ant gr"vh, AMI prevents it from farming gray These
are considerations worth knowing. The Katharon has
been tested for and de
scribed Any lady who beautiful head Of hair
will aneiy per iued, cheap nd
valuable II is sold by all
the world. DIS. BARNES 4 co,
New York.
Aug Q, ls63. -
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~Messrs. Nordyke & Johnson, h

~ Messrs. Nordyke & Johnson. have
on haLd at all times q complete stock of all
the latest Patterns Of Cooking. Parlor. OF
fee and Shop Stoves-both for wood and
coal. As the time is approaching for using
Sorghum Evaporators. they ask those wish
ing to parchase to call and examine the
superior kind they are manufacturing. Their
Tin. Copper. Brass and Sheetircn Ware,
comprise an assortment Of articles not sur
passed for good quality. in materisl and
workmanship, in the city. Call ai No. ~,
Main ct.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

OrLieut VIM Manning, Of Arlington, was
elected Major At Centerville on Saturday last.
OIL H Mccullough sold his property on s.
7th to John S,earns--price 81. 500
0TNo vacant houses now in this city-all
occupied; and those Of our citizens who have
Just commenced building or are finishing new
houses, have already rented them.
- Wood is now engaged 1t about 81 cents
per foot. We wish our subscribers would furn-
ish Us about ten or fifteen cords to last ~ thzo'
The coming winter.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

IL The Suprem me c, urt of the State of New York
have issued perpetual inj JUNCTION against Eaton al
jenkins for counterfeting Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ledng them responsible Tor the cruel imposition in
whit they have done and restraining them from fur
Their Ike injury to the public. II any class Of our
people bore than another needs the intevpositon Of
la" to shsd from imp sture. it is the sick and
suffering who>re unable to protect themselvesi A
remedy SO university employed Ayers Pills by all
classes both to cite and prevent disease should as ct
does, have every security the Law afford it. from
counterfeit and imitsion.-tCabinet, Schenectady.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

D$Our Farmers. who are raising Sor-
ghum this season, are reminded that j w.
Ward & Co, at the Depot, are msuufactur-
ing Evaporators of a superior kind. Their
assortment of Stoves is quite large-embra-
Gin. all the latest Improvements in both in
wood and coal Stoves. Their Tinware, DC.
cannot be beat in the city; willis, they have
now, in the south end of the block where
their old stand WAS situated. one of the best
and neatest sale rooms IN the city. Call and
see them and examine stock and prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

I'D. B. Crawford, Of tho Bee Hive Store,
has just opened . most complete and extensive
stock Of ladies' Dress Goods of all kinds. Mems
wear. &c. Judging from hasty examination,
We give It ~ our opinion, that there never
was better or larger Stock Of Fall Goods
brought TO this city than is now on shelves,
counter, and in drawers Of the Bee Hive Store.
No. %, Main st. The hoops ore magnificent and
In Numbers sufficient to surround all the Pain
creation, we should think; and the Csruets!
SC &c--reader 60 and see for yourself Our
friend Crawford says he is determined to make
she Bee Hive Store, THE Store Of the West End
Of Main street, and THE place to buy Goods
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

isaac KrNsEY has left with rs . sample
of his ZIMMERMAN Wheat Of the smooth va
r;osy, raised the past season. the yield on a
field Of seventeen acres was thirty three
bushels to the acre-weight, sixty three lbs.
to the bushel. Persons wishing seed wheat,
would do we'll to call and examine it. He
has left US sample in the sheaY. and also
two kinds OF Wheat, in sacks. and our farm
ers are invite to call aud see it as it is.
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A GENrLExAs. cured Of Nervous Debil-

A GENTLEMAN. cured IF Nervous Debil-
ity, lncompetency, Premature Decay and
Youthful Error, actuated by desire TO
benefit others, will be happy to furnish to
all who need it free of charge) the recipe
and directions for making the simple Rene
dy used in his case. Those wishing to prof
it by his experiencs-and possess Valu
able Remedy--will receive the same bv re-
turn mail, { carefully sealed. by address
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OFF. Ck OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
WAsHiSerox, jane 20. 1868. !
wUEsEAs. By satisfactory evid-nre presented to
undersig ed it has bsen made that Fl
National Bank OF Richmond. in tn. county of
Wa and State of Indiana. has been duly organised
under according the requirements the act Of
Congress entitled An provide National Cur.
r~-.y------A - -A-As- "a ~sai>s st.ex. .na
provide for The circulation nd redemption there
commencing the business 81 banking Vow, there
fore. l. Hugh AecoIioch, Comptroller OF tn. Currency
do hereby certify that the aid Hirss Nasioual
Hank Of kichmond, county OF Wayne. and State Of
Indiana 10 authorised to eoamenes the business Of
baking under tue &C, sforesai.
In Testimony whereof, witness my hacd and seal a, NJ
Gee this ,0sh dag of June, leda
HUGH McCrLLoCH,
Comptroller Of Currency
June IL 3vxm
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e. The stock of notions. Willow Ware,
Wall Paper. and everything needed BY Gus
toners. aud kept in a we'll regulated varie-
ty Store, is to be found at No. SO. Main s..
Give s. G. Dugdale . call.
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Great SALE OF REAL ESTATE
To the highest bidder on
Saturday, October 3rd!
30 Lots on Mount Auburn,

1~wENTY of which Tor 10 being about 30 rods
. the Williams burs pike. embracing hill. of
,sy access, capable being imp proved the
M nv will
be offered in lots altogether Two other lots have
Water Power and valuable stone Quarry Seven other
good building lots the OF pike all the
depot and bust part OF the city.
Also good Water Po ami premises attached,
used .. fsx mill formerly Kings WOODEN factory
Three yelling Houses aud Lots. Pearl and
t~o Mill street One Farm OF SIS miles east
OF Richmond. and Of 20 six miles o the
Eaton pike.
Terms of sale, one-third cash. balance In and Is
months interest. secured by mortgage; liberal
discount for ali cash.
The sale to at 10 o'e iock m Mount Au
hurn the Spring Foundry for those Auburn lots.
| nut streets, for the balance Of the property
Any OF this property be bought at private sale
previous to the day of public sale
Prior TO the day of sale viii take in showing
the property t. wishing buy, my alb y
senee j. ~ Poe E-q viii show it or give any nfor-
nation relati to it.
J. r. MENDENslALL.
Richmond Aug % 1863. 36is
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

RI You will find the Florence Sewing
Machine at No SO. Main st. (Sam. Bells
old quarters, and our advice is. don't buy
a machine until you have thoroughly ex-
amined the Florence,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

who have tins disease amcng their swine.
are reminded that DIR. J. S. Finnimore, OF
Of our city. manufactures Lioimen that IS
An edectual remedy for it. Try it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

pThe frost on Saturday and Sunday nights
last did some damage in different localities--it
VAS not general. Throughout the State, con-
siderable damage was done: in Illinois. the
damage was very extensive; 50 in Kentucky.
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JOHN B. OGDEN.
No. 60 Nassau Street, New York.

EF- 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 aud sheet-iron
ware line, that is wanted, can there be had.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

Jim Elders head. being somewhat tender
in consequences Of being slightly monkey wrench.
ID, was injured little b. the lsts frost!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

Ladies' soldiers AID! a
The members composing this Society.
--ALL--are urged to meet At Firemen's
Hall, No. 3. Wednesday afternoon next
A matter of grea. advantage to the Socisty
10 to be considered. Every member should
be present promptly at 2 O'Clock.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

FAns.-The Randolph County Fair will
be held October z to 10th.
Wayne County Sept. 2snd to 26th.
Delaware County same time.
The Indiana State Fair Sept. 98th to
Oct. 3rd.
~ Henry county Fair will be held At New
Castle the 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th inst:.
- The privilege Of selling refreshments on
our Fair Ground was sold Monday last for $500
dining Saloon $57.
GTM.j Finley and Corporal Dempsey. were
both buried by the military in Maple Grove
Cemetary. on Friday last. The funerals were
The largest we have ever seen in this city.
They sleep their last sleep
They have fought their last battle
No sound shall awake them to glory again.
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MAIL TIME TABLE.

- ~ \AA". ~ 49,
~,.;,,..t; Davton and Eastern 80 .. m
S.d;.n.noIis nd tho West ........... Gas p. M
Chic. 90 and North .wes ............... 6:45 NJ.
NAIL0 0ISo9m
sa,.n.,oIi. .na Chicnso ............ 20 q. m.
n.vtor snd Columbus and East. 500 p. m.
C;:c;nasti and East. ..,................ 500 p m.
HamiIton Mail. via Boston, &C., ieasos =
Mouday, Wednesday ami Friday At. ....7:oo O. N i.
HsmiItss Mail arrives Tuesdsy, Thursday
and Saturday at. ..-::.;.,',:.' 0'"o u.
Union City Mail, via Arby, bsthsi, &C.
ssms - Hamilton mail.
Wjnchsstsr ell, via Ne~ Garden, leaves
Monoay and Friday at......;...:....s:0oe m.
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday At $500 p IN.
NOmcs open from z 90 .. IN. to p. m Sun
days from 10 10 an
N-Tke Mails are governed by Railroad Time,
vhich II faster than true time.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS PI NJ.
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AN ORDINANCE
To Regulate tho Running of Jocomo-
tives and Cars in tae City of Rich
mond!

To Regulate tho Running of Jccomo-
tives and Cars in tae City of Rich
mondi
SECTION I. Be IL ordained By the Csmmos cosseI Of
- fAs City Of Rehno~d, That it shah for
any Railroad Company to run any locomotive cars
any OF the abroad tracks. within the corporston
limits OF said city, ut faster rate than Ave miles per
hour.
SEC. :. Each and every Railroad Company. running
loo 20 sotives and and - the railroad
coming into said city. in approaching the corporate linn
thereof ringing the bell attached to the To-
comotive and continue the urtil such To-
connective loo omotives ard arrive the point of
and when going said city, hati rim
the bell from the departure until the
porate limits of said city and, when running loco
m,sives locomotive nd point nno.h
in said city, shall rim said hell during the whole time
ton
src 3 It shall not he lawful for any Railroad c. m
crossing any alley within the corpor
limits Of said city hinder enisnger be free ans
safe pssssge OF teams persons ~ At near 10
the crossing sch street alley to prevent
eessions. make unsafe an haa trdous pass
along such alley. along the
I'M Of zach street ALLEY
Il shall De lawfzl Ter the whistle OF any
~hi,e locomotive is stationary notion
~ept OF absolute necessity, when rules
reealAs,ons N mpe. sIs .mpsl ..i .h n,ox,.
ions Of FIRST and oni sections this Ordinance
agents employees. shal be haed the
sun tsenty for every such oeense and y
fourth sections Of tn Ordinance by its servants
employ shall be nnei in not exceeding nfty
dollars.
'''' -"' approve. ions FINLEY, Mayor.
Attest W v. AUSTIN. City Clerk.
August ~, 1853 3A:3v
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

WnLARp's IIoTEL, }
WAsH,NGroN, u. c., May 22d, 1853.
GExTLsxEx:-We require another supply of
your Plantation Bitters the popularity of which
daily increases with the guests Of our house.
Respectfully. sykes, CHADWICK Co.
&c &c SC &c &c &c
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR TnE RAPID cU11 -
Coughs. Colds, lnAaensa, 1l0asssasso,
Group. nsonehiass. HsefDasnt cen.
sump tion, and fer the RS1h0G
OF C0nsOnpl1vo Roteo0to
I'm aova1eeA Stages
81 she Daooooce
This h . res<dy universally knowu . suspsu suv
for the 81 threat and lung eooplsssss ia
uscie~s here pubs the evtdsoea % sis vfstssa II
unrvaiied excsiencs x coseAs ssA cs1a - tsuly
wonderful curvs q PulmcoaU Ai1asA ksse 0sAs 3
througoat fhs eivtltnsd naeaoo0 - - eagfh
Few the esonsnttiss, even AH0Gsa, a0sag tA~0
Who have not soms pessoaa sxp01sos g ~ sDbes-
.sb<ie and d..e~o0 disueass - - ssset 90 IsaeA
Al all knew the dresefnl Aaltey q 49, ss6ssu. al
they know, tno the eects u ehb sse6y $50
do than to sbeo list 4 - - - ~
tues that II did have vbeo makSag ~ eO 49, hnvO
Won % strongly upns ths coshd~oss - qaekinA
Prepared b. DEJ.c AYW 10. xSvsQ. 1aA
81 For sale BY Plsmmsy T. Kelly. a..
z. J. Ises. R,eA1osd, led. AHsn 4 Co
tVholesals ASess, Cise;ssasi. s
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Be sure that every bottle bears the fac-simile
of our signature on q steel plate label, with our
private stamp over the cork:
p. q. DRAKE & CO,
202 Broad way, NY
Sold by all respectable Druggists. Physicisns,
Grocers, Hotels. Saloons and country dealers:
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DR.. w. A. CHlLDs. Surgeon Of the Tenth
Vermont Regiment, writes:-"I wish every
soldier had bottle of Plantation Bitters They
are the most effective. perfect, and harmless
tonic ever used
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have given your Plantation Bitters to hum
dreds of our noble soldiers who stop here more
or less disabled from various causes, and tho
effect is marvellous and gratifying.
Such . preparation as this is heartily wish
in every family, in every hospital and At hand
on every battle field.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

SOLDIERS HoMF, SUPFRINrENpFx4's OFFIce,
CIScINSATI OHIO, Jan. 18th, 1868.
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= aw%Rp-S7S MONTH, vast - hire Agents h
w .verv essssy - o7S osssA, expsasss pei6. -
.SIuy ne. cheap eaniiy sevtng naehines AASrsss
saan g MADISON. Affro1, Asins-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-18
vALLANDIGHAM.

The accommodating testimony against
the Democratic candidate for Governor
of Ohio, going to show that he was q
traitor from the beginning" is nause-
ting some of his adherents. They may,
perhaps will, swallow the dose, and vote
for him, but it is gall and norwood
The wry faces they make show that they
yet retain their sense of duty: that they
know they are sacrificing the best inter-
ests of the country to party, and charac-
terize their lack of true independence
and manhood.
Among the latest revelations is that
made by Agate" the intelligent and
truthful correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette Writing from the gates House,
Indianapolis, on Friday evening, 18th
inst, he says
have just heard a story about Mr.
Vallandigham which, whether true or
not, is important enough to deserve in
vestigation.
1t will be remembered that up to the
fall of Fort Donelson communication
between the lines was comparatively
easy, over scores of Kentucky by-roads
leading ultimately to Bowling Green or
Hopkinsville, and so to Nashville
Among the letters addressed to rebel
officers, left behind them in their hasty
evacuation of Nashville, it thus came
that many were from different parties in
the North.
Qaite number of these letters, be-
longing to guests OF the house, arrived
at the St Cloud Holel in the midst of
the hurry burly in which the rebel army
left, and were never called for by their
owners. Mr.. Carter, the proprietor of
the hotel, surprising, as he says, that
some of the letters might contain vaiu-
ables which he would have some suisse
quent opportunity to transmit, opened
and examined them.
Among the letters thus opened scas
one from Mr. Vatlandigham TO General
johnson, Gen. Sidney johnson was
then in command of the rebel Depart
ment of the Southwest) giving full
account Of military operations at the
North Remembering but little about
Northern politicians, and attaching little
importance to the letter, Mr.. Carter
burnt it, with the others containing no
valuables, and dismissed the whole mat
ter from his mind, till the recent notori
ETY. of Mr. Vallandigham recalled it.
'Such is the substance of Mr.. Carter S
story, as told by him to well known and
every way respectable lawyer of this
city, from whose lips have 1t. OF Mr.
| Msila Il .ha,e9,s 5:q,e f.l,cl 81
doubt; but he is SO characteristically
prudent about committing himself by
overt acts, that one is led to doubt his
having gone so far.
= = There can be no doubt, however, of Mr.
Carriers having made the statement sub
stantially as given above. The only
tell 49,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-18
I. UNSIDE,
Provost Marshal.

E~ The Illinois K. G. C.'s are bel
ligerent in words and bullying in princi
pie. a little pluck, however, soon puts
their pugnaeious pretensions to fight
This was demonstrated the other day in
Jacksonville, in that State. The ac-
count of the affair we copy from the
Missouri Democrat:
John Huested Of Cass county. a motto.
rious Knight of the Golden Circle. assist.
ant doorkeeper of the late copperhead
Legislature, vas brought before Justice
Person, of Jacksonville, charged with
intent to commit murder upon the DC rson
OF John w. Stokes by pulling him off the
platform of the depot at Jacksonville on
the 9Th of August Before the time of
trial three hundred mounted Z. G. C's
came riding into Jacksonville, armed
with small arms, with view to carry
out a certain programme, to-wit: To ar.
rest and il necessary kill said Stokes. and
prevent their leader, John Huested. from
being tried; but finding the citizens of
jacksonville prepared to give them a
warm reception, they did not carry out
their schemes. Huested was tried by the
Court and bound over to appear at the
next term OF the Circuit Court, in the
sum of $500. After the trial one of the
h q. Cs. said they were three hundred
strong, and had come TO take Stokes.
and they intended to do it; but they were
too cowafdly TO make the attempt, but
turned tan aud lett town. This can be
Substantiated by crowds of witnesses.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-18
Missouri.

The bad condition of affairs in this
a mistake when he appointed Gen. Scho-
field to the command of the department.
IF the news we have from there can be
credited, matters are fast assuming the
disagreeable shape they were in before
Gen. Prices army was expelled from the
State. From all parts of the State re-
ports come up of rebel outrages and muir
ders. Guerrillas are swarming, and are
as bold as if there was not the remotest
possibility that they will ever be called
to an account for their crimes. The
country east of the Iron Mountain, as we
learn from the Democrat, is being raw
aged, and one band actually captured
Fredericksburg, and held possession of
it for an entire day. We suppose the
marauders awaited themselves of the op
portunity thus afforded to rob the Union
citizens, if they did not desecrate the
graves of the Union soldiers who fell in
the battle near that town. Pilot Knob
itself has been greatly endangered,
and Irondale, on the Iron Mountain, was
O1voTOSE srTI fVJUUCU.
A growing feeling of insecurity is
spreading among the Union men allover
the State. They have no confidence in
either State or military authorities. They
believe that Gen. Schofeld will neither
hunt guerrillas himself nor hermit others
thority, while Union citizens are not al
lowed the privilege of taking care of
themselves.
a change must take place in the policy
which has prevailed in that State for
some months past, or the worst conse-
quences will ensue. That ouantrelrs
band should be permitted to escape after
committing such atrocities in Lawrence
IS inxcusable. Any more loyal blood
that the villains may shed, will stain
Gen. Scho6eld's garments. He seems to
nave had the means-if he had not thew
were rendered to him-to overtake tho
seoundrels and mete out to them the
punishment due their crimes but ba
appears to have lacked the inclination.
We trust the President will have diseov
cred his mistake and have it corrected at
once. This is due the loyal citizens of
that afflicted State.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-18
FROM NEW YORK.

Rebels Morose and Savage-They fire
heavily on Wagner-Eeyvs from
Rebel Deserters New Big Guns
at Charleston.
NEW YORK. Sept. IA Morris Is
land letter to the Herald, dated Septem
Der 18th, says, ever since our occupation
of Wagner and Gregg, the rebels have
been exceedingly morose and savage.
They do not allow us a moments peace.
They FIRE night and day upon Wag-
ner, but they left us such an admirably
constructed work, and so capacious and
safe, that no one is injured
They fire often enough during the
night to enable us to sleep soundly.
Since Tuesday, ten or twelve deserters
have come in from James Island, belong
ing to Georgia regiments.
They report continued dissatisfaction
among the men, and general desire to
escape the service, which has become
disagreeable TO them.
They state that the rebels are building
several new batteries on Sullivan Is
land, above Moultrie and Battery Bee,
TO cover the channel to the city.
Additional batteries are also being
constructed in the most approved style,
between Fort johnson and the city, on
James Island, on which they are mount
ing l0-inch Columbiads and 7-inch
Brooks Rifles.
On the green at the city the rebels
have mounted l3-inch Blakely rife,
which they have just received from Mo-
bile, where it was brought, with another
of the same calibre, in an Anglo rebel
blockade runner two weeks ago.
The second of these is in Charleston
not mounted
Itwas at first proposed to mount it on
Fort johnson, but that idea was given
up.
So far as the deserters knew, no place
had yet been determined on where il
should be put in position
Ninety monster projectiles, weighing
over 500 lbs. each, were lying each side
the guns on the green.
The health of the command is good
but the soldiers need FIRE sh vegetables.
Gen. Gilmore has issued general or
ders, giving thirty days furlough to pri
Yates who have distinguished themselves
in the recent seige They are not to ex
coed 2 per cent of the effective force or
the Island and must be recommended BY
their Colonel.