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Den as~ClsN.


4 CHEAT DISCOVERY.
ANS 4lIlC NIIEJUS OXIDE
ihhl II i.Ns. Nv rli ATTRACTED WITHoCT
PAIN,
o. DIR Huf T., s4le manufacturer Of Anes'hetie
'-a-. u i.e; I. p,ior 10 ChlorotoIm or Ether,
hi' N iit.y .IUiess, ciu'lng q quiet tleep, with
'at q. z ct insen,ioili'y 20 pain;
...ft ~. '.c.,u 4 and ARTIFICIAL 1 eth ofevery
&c. rr .' o.. T. RECT satirftc ION guarantr.d
10. ,'t I,' - o., b ldway. near .ohr. IA
! N'.I WONDERFUL discovery
-; - lI.' * .a1'. u te,th cttr.eted Without pain,
D. 'r.I.IAt NlLLEiS, ~ Grand St, two blocks
'.fI |i. .tf.. Co.,. r'ylv ins' r. this As recon-
ito.'.' 'ua rulrTuc from toothache. Cattle
d. -. ,I. 4 BE-, 80 ~ a.u -. liz
nh. ,rllN howe, 4ai CANAL STREET,
yet % OF tech Oh liver st to Sl'f on gold
~ t. ,nl' ual o., ~ cent? per tooth; tee
"a sch gid, nonr cement. or oihcg hllnsa 30 eta
t. I.s .5o'h Tooth extracted without pain 1874
rTlEIi EXTRACTED POSITIVELY with
4 ..t p n by TIC use Of the nitrous clyde OF an
uorie, c1mn6n'y called laushing sss BY Dr..
rIEtIN, -, Grsnd T. opposite Lord Tsyors,
t.o .'-tin. fun sets Of teeth on sold platns for
Tooth, = silver rur bCr No charge for e1trsct.
49,. oGen t.s,o are ~ bs asserted sQI
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GENERAL. BUSINESS.

a pNANCR IL PRICE.
IILLIEs OLD
PLANTATION COFFEE.
In oonsequsnet OF the adVAne. N GOLD and high
'ass OF tachAnse, ard unusrN ~ 4 tIo-0r,ng OF
,ur 0l D PLANT ALTON COfffF, N'e are conn. II.
81 20 advance the price On aud hft, mi. date 10 80
CENTS per pound
~ Usual discour to the Trad,
WRIGHT GILL 4 MOTHER
Importer snd MANUFACTURES,
New YORK, October IL, 1883. AZ
AT PAW NBROKERS TICKETS Want
-Ned I viii pay 10 per cent more than any otter
person in this city for tickets " d ,uoud- catches.
tewsry, silverwaTe, guns p.stoL &c, Al I, ~ ckef
~, M stairs. 80
AT COS, PAWNBROkERS TICKETS Want
hed-I viii pay 50 per cent more than .ny other
rerrnn in the city, for ticketsfor Sstchca diamonds
ie~slry, slvervIs, pistolh silt,, SC and MONEY
Nterally advanced on the same. Remember the place,
mo Broad vsy.eor Of Houston s-upstars, room , 80
COPPER TOKENS, CHECKS AND MID.
s|As C.ount order. filed; ,heck. Tor army eat
'r', c PrRKLYY, de tinker, ie Within 81 Cry
,euesa
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FUR0.

ATTENTION, LADIES = THE OLD ES
Atablished Nv York Eur kanufse.uYins Co, De
t s. Chsth y SsR'ths c.Oos yhss
.irest. Nov il the time TO r., YOUR mt, SI sbous
half The usual price Our .tocf laIse weil .elecfed
and at very 90. Iates Water, Msrsh and Frspch
slb. French and Wste. Mink and Sable Hu}is from
~ to 80. v,eiorines and halfeapes, IS to IS Choe
variety and beautiful Fuu for children Of haf.
gains. Altering and Repairing 70 The lntelt styles
Alt FLEMING. Manager.
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EURS, fCRS, FURS.
L PHILLIPS Patent Mink nud and Collar hsO
Wsshington, which We do call the public to inspeee
early, q. " have large stock on hand Of every
New York MARKET, and viii sell ffty per osut lo{
than any ether house in the city. Don't forget 70
shy PHILLIPS Fur Emporium, 10 Grand
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TIE
Union Martyrs;
OR,
THE PIONEER CHILDREN.
4 STORY or SBCEsSTL.
Written for IA, Selc l'ovk SIN.
By DupLRY.

Ttete ~ssas shlnian, supply ~ ,ccd &c the
tab r, but all cooked differently from srytsinS
which our New Ytrxers had been acc s'or ~,
at they rats tu. an Indifferent rnes, hot eoto
ronss. hot liscuits snd hot bute- cske., With
strong fee. frief CHECKER and fried bacon. 6ied
as srd frsd p't,tces, constituted tbe rnesl-
Iierewas. however. some good moiasses w . BIT
&c near Marv's plate. and 90 the children rcre sbs
w. snsfy theis hunger without running too mutb
risk dfbai dreams.
supper over, tie lsndlsdy's oldes, dsurtSp
eedd"d fcn, ehe'e they could lock out on he
pub ic square and Court House A generous wood
hre WAS cracking and blazing on the teIrit re
hrh which the little ones lad ever SEES, and ~ shs
en- evening made quite acceptable, they ssst-
ed Themselves round 10 enjoy Il. while "a
vent to get their baggage. Later IN the evening,
'he iandiady anne in 20 tsk. and W invip them
dow n To the pArior But they we're too tired 10 -
81 might, and she lefs them With the PARTING 10.
junction no' T. get up IT, thu morning Ill the se'.
want lad been IN ana khdled . Ire for them 70
dfe.s be.
Very early The next morning. Mary heard . v,Aes
., tie door sk.ng q come ~ ard light ~, 81.
SIC could draw the bolt oittout rlsing n m ts1,
aud hsving done 90, ere was greatly surprised N
Sc a huge ehuny-bscs man come into the rom.
With an srniul q wood, aud proceed " the ire
Place. "Oh !" ste exclaimed. you must %
como into my room Why didn't you send .
man servant -
Women AlIbu.y. nisss,~ replied the man, ro-
ing on pith his work and never looking rnuhd.
"nss nv business, anyhow, an I reckon ders
ann many 'o'ks in DIS ere town make SO
ester ~ old tlsyb" Ky this time the Ere vss
ighted and he VA red out On the toes % his mon.
| suous feet, tearing ~ wake the litt 10 ones.
Mary lsl annoyed, and concluded W staAk "
TIE snisdy about 1t. Soon tho dressing be' tarr,
AID T..ing Sic cOmmsnce1 her toilet II wa fh.r-
custom, Is ICON A. they had washed Their facss s1d
lands n ,te rnoraing, to Lneel in circle ire
carpet, sn holding each others hands. uith howeh
heads rerest the ioru's Prayer aloud. They -e.s
kneeling Ihns with the hrs-lisht ing then.
when the door very sovy opened . little way. o,d
Caybs head sppsard. took IN the lovely picture
and dssp peared while the door closed -
ly - II had opened
lie walked TO the other end ~ Ne hsil. "MsSv
ssscs.~ sid he, ''od Clsyb never'll forrt, da,i
nv but was s-eetly pretty loved den, -
cnllun from Dc fIst an now snow Why - Aft.p
little While he rssnrned TO the door, and listened
monen'till he heard the merry laugh Of lttl. Will.
then he raped. Mary opened . little way, With.
out sho~ins anything OF herself but her face, q I'D
lock 4 her long bright han. which fell down near.
~ 10 her knee As she bent her head
'Nissus wants TO know" said Clayh, ~ you'I
take breskisN In bed, OF come TO shs tstls vhss
rs re.dy :"
1--WE viii go 10 ,hs breakfast tab. how ,oop
will 1t he ready"
"Bout half an hour. 4issus"
ever! well !" and she closed TIE door.
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PRIESTS ?5& so CENT HAIR DYE-Rs
- IN Sc Dyes Red or Grey hair to b.aut y
bsck or Brown. DEPOT ~ South Second Of, WI
uamstueb' For ssls by DrusCsIe sensrAily, ~
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OFFICIAL A~Uu.Es;Au..

INTEREST on CITY STOCKS-rHF ~ |
,e'.,t m N. Ronds and stocks ~ the Corporation
AID Nopd.y. Nov "a bS pANIfi. DEyIiN, 70.
.Tsp e. -. g. Gy ' the src,s s;G
s''" S xsfhE% " =. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
S3,r% ,s,,. .. t n,s..
New Yorb oct - 1865 al
PROPOSALS FOE 300 00o VOLUNTEER
) SOLDIERS IA" u' AIp FUND BONDS 80.
s.smp,ielisI: osi' yr'r SATURDAY. oe,oser si:,,
,ro.S Il, sn s I. WI Ss ga
ra' value Of tn. whole or any part OF she sum of
I've Hundred Thousand poll..s o. ihs "volpn'err
Soldier Family Aid Bonds No. T." Authorized hy an
srd.n AZ, r. he Lss'ls,ars of the state Of New
Tho sa!d bonds will t-N inters. a. the rate dv.
re' cent, eer snnum; PAYABLE ssmi annually on thc
principal will be redeemed November I.t. 1871
The proposals viii .tate the nmopn,' Of bond, Dc,
Ard the person. whose proposals. are accepted viii he
reopted 70 dero,t With NJ Chamberlain Of tho CIV,
'um. awarded 10 them respectively.
or pre..ntint to the Sompro.r he r.cer,' of ,he
"sled 10 receive bonds ior equal smoun. u IN, par
v,ue thereof, bearing interest ffom the dstes o pay
ysrh proY.,ion should b. sealed and endorsed
Proposals for Volunteer sodier' amy "A iuut
ersssed 70 the Comptroller.
The rsh, retrvcd to rc,,c, any or al NJ tn. bid,
MATTHEW T HKESS,N.
Couiptrollef, Once, Oc'. 20. lsci. a.,
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED
~ The BOARD OF SUPERVISORS to LNA
%.ss. alleged have hem .uansd ., " s d..re ~"
ucn o. o,hsI reai OF rnr'pnn .for.r " .o9,eg
.f q ss Ra 81 G '' ~,
HAN, on MONDAY, Oct -. is69, N2 o'clocs
Z. N. To consider the following cases
.goho FARRELL
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DRY GOODS.

frri;iWI,up sArNdegg Z
BARGAINS Of MONDAY. '''N' : . .o''.
LAh''hSr LACE ANp RlhiFii'''r ~ Wv YunE
,6 GsIsG ak ccrtTgsfNr AM">' '"' 'A''t'.
y s.SIsr XII = 4 y %%, =.
| n, I y,rep w',,n wtHr N,tffTOoii ~.
~ p nYf, T,tn ,S,tkkAiltt. !, :, 4 I,
| All VI
t.nIr' s Kit' ,''.'I' ' ,S ~ 20
VS. fIs,,ti' -iLK GfOvfs, sfe &c., .,-.
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I'M 'irifSlri1'ISnIii.,. "a, H.
| IisrU iND mn CHE1 NIRt>O. mp -
| ri CKsAi STiIts. IADiIs' b.
10 l!!ttIEi,ST siiLt.9i ,di,i.'
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,mp.,ss,,p,rs c nnIits{, , ~ io, ~ IT,
| TApIvs FISp uOK,yfiN most,
,S SLIsIiiI s StIE%siii dt ho't: "''
iASGY WOOL nor. i, =; %,
LADIts' SILK HD-F. HALF IHiIf, ~
v..rw uos,,tyL i,itsIfIt'i$ tlA,S 80
HSb spffs Al ifhf pRiCts khvrFiitt i
STRAW ,boSSEiS A. II -. ~ u .
,y,E y. srS y no, Il. =; u S,e
Lf''"o"' nio'"'"''' ~ VII BI ooyrRs
IN yvERy SHAPE, ~ soc., 7ic, ", y. II y
B0SSkT ASb LINING sIIks, ALI C6loI:s
ynrscurrowrns y FfISff nd ntyAE Fl e
fkRSdH r kSST Aof . IL, .. S ,'
yrArure AND t4 4ts 4 f EfshFJ 5sf3G
STYLE AND QUALITY. ,.,.,,.......
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-20

az We commend the article headed: " The
Way for the Rebellion to Terminate which we
copy from the Cincinnati Daily Gazette. Of tho
18th Of August last, to our readers, and the
special perusal Of the peculiar adherents and
followers of the I" Hon. George w. Julian" in
this district. These last are being RECALLED with a
speech that no mas committed to memory, and
is repeating to them. about the States having
got out Of the Union by seeding committed
suicide. and that they had actually got back in
to territorial condition, and that the ONLY way
to get them BACK Is States, after the rebellion
was put down. and, a. the same time. put al
everlasting Quietus to slavery. was TO keep such
talented" men like himself in Congress, and
when the defunc, States knocked again at the
Congressional door to be re admitted, they'd be
obliged to come in as FREE States or stay out in
the cold As territoriesl The article from the
Gazette. completely KNOCKS the wind out Of
Georges hobby, and he'll be obliged to get up
q speech on something else. Read the article
on our first page.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-20

The Louisville Democrat says that when
the vote OF the Ohio soldiers IN thai city was
taken, two who voted for Vallandlghaul
wers .'immediasely arrested and placed M
der guard"
We don't know how true this is, bu. il
they were arrested. We are not sure but they
were served right. Vallandigham was at
the time convicted traitor. He stands SO
to-day. Every loyal man in the country
believes him TO be at heart traitor, and
every man in the nation knows that he
sympathizes with traitors. To vote for such
a man under such circumstances, is moral
treason, to say the least of it. We have
always held that the people of Ohio should
not have been allowed to vote for him. 1t
should have been forbidden and prevented
by the United States Government. as being
an act of treason. To allow it, was to put
treason and loyalty on par, and to make
treason nothing more than difference o.
political opinion" as legitimate as any othel
''poi;t:cal opinion" As we'll might th'
people Of Ohio be allowed to vote for Jet
Davis or John G. Breckinridge-to do
which, however, we know would be treason
Il indianapolis Weekly Gazette.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-20
Arrest Of NIr. GiaHSnEs,

Hon. J. r. Giddings. y. s. Consul Gen
eral to Canada, has been arrested at Mon.
treal, on charge of kidnapping. The
cause of this is not mentioned. bat 1t doubt
lass oIiginated from the case of one w. j. l..
subject, was arrested in broad daylight In
Great st. James street, Montreal, forced into
a cab, taken to the ferry. and thelce in the
cars to Burlington, VI, whence after Icing
confined in Jail for day or two. he was car
ried to New York. Fina'ly, t. escape. he
signed a paper i'll the office of the chief of
the New York detective force to the effecf
that be had accompanied his captor TO New
York Of his own accord. While in Burlinr-
ton he had succeeded in wiring to the
Mayor of Montreal, upon being Informed OF
which his captors seemed more willing TO
release him. The persons making the ar
rest were one Jones, detective, and half
crazy old soldier, named Hawkins When
taking him TO the ears. they represented that
they were respectively Montreal aud New
\ ork detectives, and showed As their war
rant a letter purporting TO be signed by Mr.
Glddings, American osul-Geueral, auth
orsng them TO apprehend two men, named
respectfully Louis and Burke, and convey
them to the States, and appointing Hawkins
as assistant 10 Jones, promising that all
reasonabl.. expenses would be paid on reach.
ing New York. This warrant was kept by
Jones, who told Redpath, while proceeding
to the lines. that he was informed BY two
Americans. who were desertcrs from the
United States army that he (Redpathl had
been concerned IN the New York riots. and
Vas under the charge OF arson and murder
being suspected OF having taken part in
hanging a negro; and the fact Of Rcdpsth,
whose name was then not known 10 Jones.
having been called Lewis while in the board
ing house, left no doubt on Jones mind that
he was the guilty party. Mr Giddiags say
the parties were unknown 70 him. and claims
that he should nos be censured. We have
faithfully given all the material points of the
Herald story from which we infer, though
it is not so said. that Redpath was mistaken
for some other person, and it being discov-
cred that he was innocent. was released
Under Canadian law, an irregular arrest of
this kind is a high misdemeanor We can
hardly believe the Hersld's story, which is
evidently founded on Rcdpath's own story,
he having returned to Montreal Further
developments will be awaited with interest.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-20
Resignation oE Col Erus.er.

Continued i'll health has compelled Col
Nelson Trusler. OF the Sith Indiana. 70
resign bis position and abandon the service
He is nov NJ LONE. He has grown grav as
well as feeble n the service His health
was not good when he took command Of the
s4,h, little more than year SEQ, and
it did rot improve in the least. bu,
garduslly get worse, until he was compelled
TO resign. or coatille in the service witbou,
the ability TO discharge his duty to The gov.
eminent. which he could not think OF doing
He therefore resi,u ed and return ed homo
As we have stated above tie Colonel las
grown gray IN the eervice--the disease with
which he has been afflicted havin, had the
effect of changing the color of his hair. as
well As reducing his bodily siIsngth. II
is to be hoped ;hst the attention aud kind
care of friends. aud the judicious use Of
proper medical remedies, will restore him to
his wanted health in few weeLs.--TCon.
nersville Tunes.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-20
The County bounty To FEer quota

At the special session of our Board of Coun
fars-- Szjuto~n-.a'a q 7st aG gsria. -sni IN Yns
stalments Of $25, each, if they served the full
term Of three years or, whenever discharged
from service, the full sum is to be paid
The following is copy Of subscription list,
now being circulated in the county, to raise mo-
ney on the bonds that tho commissioners will
issue:
:" In order to enable the Commissioners OF
Wayne County, to grant Bounty to Volunteers
enlisting in the new Regiments:
I've. the undersigned, agree to take the
amounts annexed to respective names, in
Orders issued by the Commissioners Of Wayne
County. Said Orders pay able in three years
from datc-the interest payable annually. We
are to pay for said orders on or before the l5th
day Of December, 1853"
We trust our moneyed men will Immediately
take hold Of this proposition, and take these Or
ders-they cannot invest their means for better
object than to fill up our quota and thus save
the County from draft. This is the best our
Commissioners could do.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-20
GUARDIANS SALE.

IOCRSUANT to order Of the Count o. Common
Pleas Of Wa county the dersigned the 9uar-
dams of the minor children OF John RAsbAck decsas
ed win sell at public SALE the Pa
me lila Rai1sback. (ths widow rect the decd
on saturday. the 18th Of December next between the
hours OF and o'clock p. NJ the folio wing described
Real Estate. 30 wit:
Part OF the south east quarter Of section nine, (9)
township fifteen, ,a) Of range fourteen 4) OF the Sec
ond meridian line in the county OF Wayne and state
Indiana beginning sixty seven forty two
oA@iVob rods East, OF the centre Of said section
stone standing the line diving the eashaf said
section and in the middle of the county roai leadin
from BrumfeId's MIL Non til and secting Cen.
evie road running thence East said limo stone,
ten hundredths (s5 100 west on
said boundary line, forty and twenty i've hum
dredths <2 2si0o) rods to stone thence thirty
two aud twenty eight hundredths ga, % 1901
stone thence South three (3) rods thence
three 3) rods stake, thence North O. rods 10
stone thence West forty two ger rods TO
the middle OF said road to the place begin n,
t4la3l00) rods containing twenty half acres,
Lore or less.
Terms OF Sale:-One third OF the purchase money
In hand. and the balance In two equal payments Notes
to be taken for the deferred payments waving valuation
aud appraisement laws. with
BY Mortgage on the said Real Estate.
STEPHEN HARLow,
JOHN YARYAN,
November H. 1868. Guardians.
o6,00.4V.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-20
Total ,22S, $50, III IL

Otai - 49,
The total amount Of the first issue of frac-
tional currency was S2O,l92 i55. The total
amount Outstanding a few days ago w.s
Sl7,462 $50.
The total amount of one and two dollar
notes issued was $50, 1866. 900. OF these
there are outstanding S3S,7l6,6o7.
The total anoln. of five dollar Jtes issu'
ed has been SS7, o55 900.
The total amount Of ten dollar notes lssu-
ed has been 1913 100000
On the Is. Of May, 1863, the public deb.
amounted to s964O55, PIG. The increase
in four months, up TO September /, has been
S264.7S7. 555 which is a. the rate OF S66,'
loo, $685. IS pei month. and over 50. 2OoOoo
per dav. Ia connection with this statement,
il is proper to say that semi otiicial intlma'
ton has been given here that lha,much AS
the sales Of the five twenty Government =
per cent amounted for the twenty days oil
this October to the enormous sum OF $50
IO7 .4OO( auguring a rapidly enhancing pop
u,arity), and tie demand from Europe fol
these bonds increases steadily and without
solicitation; and the amount o! the loan ye
unseld is considerably less than $4,000.
900 aud, a! the present rate OF sales 1t VII
soon be absorbed. the Secretary may Set
fit to withdraw it from the market and OBJ
tain money needed on terms more favorab!
to the Government. The fifty millions Dor
rowed at five per cent. interest payable Il
currency is referred to. and u contrast draw
between that interest and the interest on IL
five twen.ies. which, payable in gold,
equivalent to zine per cent.
The sale of five twentiss during the pa 9
week amounted to S9,45S. $50.
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The Secret Leagues.-

The Sentinel is becoming troubled aboa,
"the Secret Leagues We are not SUI prised.
There are good many others that will be
troubled about them before long. These
Leagues are expressly intended to carry
CONSERVATION and confusion to the enemies
OF the couotry. The Sentinel says:
There are no greater foes to republican
institutions than secret political organiza-
tons"
That depends entirely upon tie character
and object of the organization. If like the
knights Of the Coded Circle, devoted to
treason. rebellion. and the interests of a
cruel, inhun'an, despotie and anti-republi.
can institution, thar is. Sfarery, then i. is
dangerous to republican institutions, and
ought to be put down. But when. like the
Loyal Union Leagues, devoted to the de-
fence and the maintenance of republican
Institusions-to the defen ce and maintenance
OF our glorious Constitution, our Govern.
10 en-. and the Union. and to The suppression
and determination of treason and rebellion
everywhere within the Republication there
Is no danger from such Organization, but
great hope of good. When traitors and
enemies of the Government combine, Dat.
riots and good men should unite, and il need
be, swear, by the most solemn oaths. that
the Government and its free Institutions
shall be maintained. The hope of our
country is in the Loyal Union Leagues
Indianapolis Gazette.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-20

PUNsTER's CRrrICIsM Why should
the male sex avoid the letter A?
Because it makes men mean.
Why is that which every man can divide
but o man can tell where it has been diyi.
ped?
Water.
Why is a woman often making q noise?
Because she is generally in a hustle
What part of a ship is like farmer?
The tiler.
VIVA, is the oldert tree 10 America?
TIE elder tree.
What day Of the year is "a command to
60 ahea.?
March 4th
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