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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-06-12
MASON Il HAMLIN,
CABIN EFT ORG A N S;
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.


WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.
Patented Oct. 81 1862
n. B. Having recently introduced numerous
very important Improvements in our Har-
moniums, we have secured for them by
copyright the trade marx cabinet Organ"
which will distinguish them from those OF
other makers and protect purchasers from
limitations.
MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS are
lV1 pronounced superior to Meoleons and all simi.
lar instruments by those 5est qualified to judge, aad
Godal Medal in this country. See written testimony
from the following most eminent Orgsnists of New
York, Boston, &c, in whit they pronounced the
Best of their class of which have know ge
Zunde Organist Of Heary w ard Bseeher's Church
Flint. of Madison Square Church. Mosenthsi, of Cal
vary Chm ch, Wells, Of Christ's Church, til, of
DR.. P,se's Church. Smitz Of the Imacu late Concep-
ton Church: Hagen, Editor Musical Review. of New
of st. PauPs Chu -ch Wilcox,
Of immaculate Conception Church. Baumbach of the
Church Of the Unity. Lang of Ola South Church, of
Boston ,--Beale. of st. Josephs Church, Thomas of
the Church Of the Holy Innocent Marsh of St. Pc.
ter's Church, of Albsny,-and many others
The Manufacturers are in possession of testimonials
to similar effect from ThalberR, Morgan. l.. Mason.
Terrain, Bradbury, Webb. r Dot, Hastings, Wm Ma
son. Satter Wollenhaupt, Gelhaar kiauser, Wolfson,
&c. &c,
CABINET ORGANS, Single and Double Reed. s7o to $50
do with s. g. and IL stops pedal brass, $3.50 to $50
MELoDEoNs, Nine varieties, 500 to 225
I?Descriptive Circulars sent by mail
Warerooms in Bosto L: 274 Washington St
Wareroom. in Cincinnati: IS West Fourth Sc
Address ''MASUN HAMLIN, Boston, "JNO
CHURCH, JR.. Cincinnati.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-06-12
INDIANA AGENCY FOR
Sick and Wounded Soldiers

No. Az Cherry Street. (up stairs Nashville Tenn.
rN>HIs Agency is estsblshei,by the Governor OF In
4 diana for the purpose Of giving Information with
reference Indiana Regimeuts serving ia k-ntucky,
frnnessee Alabama Also. for the OF sick and
wountei soldiers. Persons desiring Information
sp-ct.uiy in vited call aTAi services Free Of
CLARKE Dr. D HUTCHINSON, Agent.
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S-T-186O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and in vzora,e.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an autidote to change o water and diet
They overcome effects Of spafion and late hours
They strengthen the system 4 enliven the IN nd
They prevent mia.matic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath aud acdisy of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea. Cholera aud Cholera Morhus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best BitteFs in the make the
weak man strong, and exhausted natures great
storer They are made OF pure Croix he
DRAFTED CaiisAya Bark roots and herbs
the pleasure of beverage. withou: %
OF day Particularly recommended delicate per.oas
requiring gentle simulent. Sold all
gists. Hotels and saloons. T. IL. Drake Il Co., 2Ol.
broadway New York.
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MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND PosT OFFICE, May 5th.
M OPEN

III AIhS OPEN
Cincinnati. Dayton and Eastern 100 a. IN
Indianapolis and the West .............. G45
Chicago and North west ......-........ 6:45 p
MAILS CLOSE
indianapolis and Chicago .--.-......... 0 40 a. 70
Dayton and Columbus, and East. 500 p.
Cincinnati and last. 500 p. m
Hamilton Mail, via Boston, sc. leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at.....7:oo a. IN.
Hsmilton Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
= and Saturday at...................... 500 p
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel, dc,
same Hamilton mail
Winchester mail, via New Garden, leaves
MONDAY and Friday at.................s:o0
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday at. 500 M.
t0rOfiice open from 7 90 a. In. to p. Sun
days from to 10 ..
CW The Mails are governed by Railroad Time.
which 10 faster than true time.
ACHILLES VILLAINS, PIN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
THE MOTHERS REPLY.

Go. my hoy, and Heaven bless you, lave read each
fyoar hcarts responsive throbbings to Higher call
God hath spoEen-you have heard Hin-and tho' tears
thcse eyes bedim,
Your affect FOR your mother shall not your
Could bid y9a stay from fondness when the everrul-
iuE Hand
Mara your path to duty clearly, for the safety of your
No ti~ yors to be patriot aud It's mine to prove as
60, my noy, where duty calls you, and my heart shah
follow you
Go in faith and feel protection in power Supreme,
should bullet pierce your body it will also enter mine
Do think o.! this in sorrow oes my love sad fears
Do trerhle at the D aspect? No, my son; no more
Dear e me every pathway where your precious feet
But e.ve you t5ully, freely, to my country and my
You ana shall never faIer in The work We have to do
Co. my by where duty calls you, and my heart shall
shai! pray. for yoa-hov often with the waking
Through fhs a6os Ct my household and when night i
mothers prayers can keep you mid the dangers you
God will surely bring YOU back again to happiness and
vii never doubt the goodness that has kept YOU until
That has KEPT The evil from your heart, the shadow
from your brow.
Andl know shall Ike pyouin ne path you must pursue
Go, my hoy, where duty calls you, and my heart shall
folio" you
If my boy we're less hero, less man in thought and
Ihad less 70 give my countryin her trying hour need
Ana feel pride IN knowing that to this cause
divine.
From no hsarth-stone goes braver heart than tba,
which goes from mine.
have owed You from the hour that my lips first pressed
your brow,
Ever tendorly, but never quite as tendery as now.
Go my hoy, where duty calls you, and my heart shall
follow on.
shall miss you through tn springtire, when The
When ne smiling face .: Nature bathes its beauty in
When he birds are swec,ly singing by ,he door and on
shall think Of you, who always loved to pause and
hear them sing
Long will seem the waning hours through the drowsy
vi my boy exposed to dangers on a soil so IA away
But my spirit shall n.t murmur, though 4 tear bedim
Co. my boy, where duty cal you. and my heart shah
You will come and see your mother come and kiss her,
as sou say.
From her lips eiye the blessing that sh cheer you
From her fond embrace 60 forward to resist your coun-
trys foe.
whit comfort ng assurance that your mother bade
Heaven protect, and bless and keep you holy angels
Keep yoar spirit from temptation and your feet from
going astray.
To your mother ever faithfuto to vour country ever
Go, my boy whore duty calls YOU and my heart snail
follow you
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
president,s Message

This important document viii be found
on our inside page, together with the
Presidents Proclamation Of Amnesty to
such Of the rebel soldiers and citizens as
are willing TO return to the Union, and
become loyal citizens. The message is in
the peculiar style of the President-short
but utexpressiye Mr. Lincoln throws away
10 words upon rhetoric or high sounding
words, but gives a plain statement of the
affairs Of the country, and Of the policy of
his administration Like every thing else
said or done hy our present chief magis-
traJe, this message calls forth the hisses
Of the copperhead press, whose greatest
idol is slavery But when the scenes Of
the present co@iict are ended, and the
embittered partizan feelings subside, those
who now delight to echo the cry of ''abo-
lition viii he foremost in doing homage
to the name OF ABRAHAM LINcoLN, not only
for his honesty, but for the very acts for
which he IS now condemned and ridiculed
We ask an attentive perusal Of the mes
sage, from each Of our readers. 1t will
paw even t3 those who are politically op-
posed to his administration.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
lPUBLIsHsD BY REQUEST. I
Motker, Can Go 2

am writing to yoa, mother knowing wen what you
When you read with teas full fondness all write to Won
day:
Knowing wei the fame Of ardor on loyal mothers
That vi kndle With each Impulse, with each throb
bing Of your heart.
have heard my oouatry calling for her sons that still
have loved that country, mother, oniy next to God
and you;
And soul is springng forward 70 resist her bitter foe
Can GO my dearest mother? tell me- mother, 90
From the battered walls "f Sumter from the Wild waves
ofthe sea,
have heard her cry FOR succor as the voice Of God to me-
In prosperity loved her. in her days Of dark distress
Win ur spirit in me, mother, could love that
They have pie ced her heart with treason they have
caused he sens to bleed
They have robbed her in her kindness they have ,,-
umphed in her need
They have tramn ed her standard and she cas ne
il her woe
Can 60 my dearest mother? tell me- mother can go9
am young and slender, mother-they would call ne
Bat know the land live in and the blessings enov
am old fough my mother he loyal proud ava true
10 the faithful sehse OF duty have learned fr II
We must conquer this rebellion let the doubling heart
We must conquer it CT perish We must CONQUER and
But the faithful must not fater. and shall be want
ing? No!
Bid me go, my dearest mother tell me- mother can gos
lie who led his chosen people in their efforts to he
From the tyranny Of Egypt viii e mercifuI to me
VI protect me by tfis power whatsoe'r 1 undertake
And return me hom- in safety, dearest mother for
you sake.
Or should this my bleeding country. need victim such
me,
am nothing an others who persfed to be free
On her bosom let slumber her altar let me die
am not afraid ar mother, in good a cause t. die
There viii come day Of gIadness when the people Of
the Lord
Shall look proudly on tn, r banner which His ,ercv
has restored
When the stars, in perfect number THEN azure field
Of blue,
Shall be clustered il Union, then and ever firm and
may live to see it, mother when the PATRIOTS work is
done,
And your heart so full of Kindness will beat proudly
for your son;
Or through tears your eyes may see it with sadly
thought Fu view
And may 10 it still dearly for the cost it won
from you.
have written to you mother, with consciousness Of
right
am thinking ofyou foudly with loyal heart tonight:
When have your ntble bidding, which shall tell me to
press on,
viii come and see you, mother-come and kiss you
ana be gone.
In the sacred name Of Freedom, and ny Country as
her due
In the name Of Law and Justice have written this to
You.
am eager. anxious longing to resist my country foe
Shall go, my dearest nIother2 tell me- mot aer shall
60?
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16

The PoToMAC AHMY,-Gen. Meade has
made { report Of his recent movements
across the Rapidan, which is said 10 be
satisfactory to the war department His
late rerograde movement is fully indorsed
by nearly every officer in the army. The
Potomac army is about to be recognized
and largely increased
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16

Ewantl GEO club agents circulate the Rural A"ERT-
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Ist 1854 paper free 70 club subser bers December
This IS decidedly the best aud cheapest farmers and
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TAX ES Up

the subscriber residing IN the town Of Linden or
- tfe Sd day Of November. 1858 one -PFCKLLI I
STEER, about three years old also one red and white
yeariug STEER; and one red and shi.e yesrlin.
HEIFER The owner j. requested 70 prove property y
pay charges and take said animals away
JOHN PRYOR
linden Nov Is. 1868 -4w41
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TAKEN UP

TJ~DY the subscriber, residing about FIVE
- = II miles north Of the village q Linden, on
( '-lE-A or about the 2ffh 7 November. 1868. one
bay yearIinc VI RE COLT, small size. with white
spot her forehead The owner il requested to come
forward. prove pgoperg, pay charges and take said
/ Co ava. FRANCIS BAKER.
Linde J., Nov. IS 1888. 4w4s*
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
TAKE Up

T)Y the subsc iber residing in the q linden OF
ID land owned hy hin in said town, the Sd day Of
November, 1853 one RED STEER about three vars oi i
with white in the face and ou the right cheek
and artificial marks perceptbls- The Is re
quesed 70 forward, prove proFsrty pay charges
and take him = ; ~.
ROBERT VIAL.
Linden, Nov. Tfh, 1859. 4v4I
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TAKEN Up

T-.ss9 the subscriber, residing in the town Of
49, u Linden, about ls miles east Of the vii
- laCe, about the 18th OF November 1858,
red COW, with white lin back, white hind legs and
white fore eEs supposed to be three years old
past. The owner IS requested to forward prove
property, pay charges, and take said cow away.
THOMAS KELLEY.
Linden, Nov. 80. 1858. z4w4S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16

I<S= The iron clad steamer Weehawkeu.
was sunk in Charleston, during a severe
storm, week before last and 20 Of her
crew drowned
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
TAkE& -

DY the subscriber living II the town of
fE-> ID MiGln. miles southwest from the
~ village, about the lst Of Nov. inst. one
II ! HORSE COLT, supposed TO ne years
old Tie has white star in the forehead arr hind
e viii the fetIock joints. The owner viii please
CALL prove PToPe y, pay charges aud take him away
JAMES COSLEY.
fiifHil. Nov. 20, 1868. +4s4T
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16

(T.Fe 5 As@' SIT-9|0 : 5 Amy
nHYSI. IAN ana SURGEON Winrriie. Wisconsin
! DIR Perrin intending 70 I1c1te permanently II
vyr-vr offers hs professional services TO its citizen
aud surrounding cuuntrv. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
TAKEN UP

DY the subscriber living nine miles east
LND m the city of Mineral Poi'Ii. Ia the
HC% town of Waldwick. about the iot' Of Novera-
=AS---- ber iu-t-, one veariing bay HORSE COLT,
with white spot in the forehead The will please
call prove property, pay charges and iake him away
SETH HEATH.
Sovenher aist 1888. tviT
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DOCTOR DNLGtERN~,
n rflFFETT. II. ~,

DHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
4 ONCE AZ Farley Eaton's Ola Residence lJ2o
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Also

Scarfs Sllawls, Br0che double and sfr-e Cloak Tr,
Ladies'.
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HOME AGAINI


n FsT-NfFs the Praa tic- e his profession.
IL OFFICE obIiquely opposite Pultord's Drug store
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
THE TRIBUNE.
NERA AL PoINT-
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I6, 1868

Sb f5o d y" BLISS hs5ss' EprroRs AND PaorRrEToas.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
sRE5. iaae2y Go0ds.

Among which are Ladies Uats latest STYLES and pat
terms, Flowers, Feathers, taUes and every article want
&c IN the Millinery Department
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE

IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
IN the old Eagle Saloon, coruer 4 High and Vine
streets. Mineral Point. Wis, by
BIZ & $ O NJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
GE0sAS1sG.

CONSISTING of Goats Pants Vests Over Coats Under
shirts, Drawers. &c, srs-- variety as can be found
il Il irECL. l. tie
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-16
TAKE Up

rIVHE Undersigned are now prepared to do all kin
I Of work in t-eir line on short notice.
In addition TO their former bushes they now man
ufacture
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17
The Hcynoid. Family.

Four sons OF John Reynolds. the editor
of the Lancaster Pa. journal, were hv-
lag hsfnEa the death of MsiBr General
John +. Reynolds. and they were all emf
nent and practical men. General hey
Dolds was born in the year 1920. Anoth-
or, William Reynolds, is = distinguished
captain In the navy, now holding an inn
portant command under Admiral d upont.
A third, James L Reynolds, is q lending
member of the bar in Lancaster county !;
aud the fourth, Samuel Reynolds, a sue
eessful iron master in penns ylyanis
These boys we're educated in the old time
school Under the care OF q father that
ought TO be remembered for his severe }.
practical, private economy, and his an
cpmmoa eenislity in public life. II is
not out OF place to rculark that every
male member of this Reynolds family. al.
though closely associated with James Bu
chanan, and aimost educated under hi !
tutelage. took The strongest q ound against
his policy from the moment he determined
to betray the great constituency which
elected him President If the United
States Phil Press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

es produce very nearly the same effects
The sienoh in an Irish, Scotch, Italian,
or French howell is quite as Indifferent as
any ever found in our negro houses, and
The E .shsnd vermin which abound about
the clothes and persons of the lower
peasaniry of any of. those countries -
ahomiuable as the same conditions IN the
black population Of the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17
-Cap,ains Spike aud Grant, tho di,

-Capta,ns Spike aud Graut. tho dis.
coyerers OF the source OF the Nile. were
welcomed by the Geographical Society of
i,nsland Sir Rodcfick Murchison said
'he seieen took the greatest interest in
,h's ach erement Of human enterprise
eAP'ain optke 'niroduced tuthe meeting
'i''ie 10y belonging to one OF tho most
Intelligent Of the Equatorial tribes. A
go'u medal from the kiag Of Italy was
presented 10 each Of the explorers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17
rg There are now about 81. coo

l1 There are now about $4,000 ne.
groes - tho national army. as follows :
Ten. Ihomas' recruits (Army OF the
West. 1000; under Gen Banks, 5000;
IN Kansas 1000: in South Carolina,
5000; IN North Carolina, 5000, under
Gen. Rosecrans, 5000; under Gen. Scho.
heli. 20oQ; in the District of Columbia
5000. Besides these some 5000 negroes
are serving in the navy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17
A DELICATE sUBJHCT.

About this same personal offensive
ness, the Southerners. you know Insist
that il j. inherent with the race. and it is
enc OF their most cogent reasons for keep
Ing them rs slaves. But. ms this very
dlsa-reeable popularity does not prevent
Southern welnen from hanging their in.
3ants Ut the breasts of neereeses, nor Al.
most every planters wife and daughter
from having one or more little pet blacks
sleeping like puppy dogs in their very
bcdcinmbr. nor almost every planter
from admitting one or several Of hi. le.
male eiases to the still closer iuimacv oil
his bed, IT seems TO me that this oil &C.
lion 10 dolns them tight il not very val
ID Cannot imagine that they would
tmell mucn worse il they were free, or
come in much closer contact with the del.
'cate organs OF their white fellow cona-
trsmen; indeed, In as much Ms od
dee 10 arc spoken Of as having a sweet ga
vor before Cod. il might be supposed thai
Inc freeing 81 the blacks might prove IA
thef an .'der'erous process than the con
vary, no"e'ef this may be, ] must tel
you MAR th's potent reason for enslavins
whole race OF people Is no more pote n
with me tan most oi the others aat,caa
to support the system, inasmuch !. f,om
observation and some experience, | an
strongly inclined TO believe dat u, ~,
ignorance OF the laws OF health and ii,
habits at decent CLEANLINESS are the RIA
and only causes Of this disagreeable chpr
ncteristc II The race, thorough abln,lon
and charge Of linen, when tried, hayin!
been perfectly successful in removing d
such objections; and il ever you hsv
come into anything Of like neighbo,l
proximity with los freshman or woman
! think yss viii allow thai tbs sans cam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17
Collection of Pensions,
BACKPaY, DISCHARGED sOtDlEg'SPAf.

And III iotnerriatms agsfnst the Government upon
~ t.4e ygfl The Moeif As.rAbi. lerms. mHs la
No aseschargtd until .ati.faetof, returns x-e he
On xsd. Aii taqaiftx. ~ upstiwl vsmpt IL
se, ton. wv. 3 LOVE An! ati.sw
vnsss 1sxkte " resi- oacs Tsp aia, 500 ~ M
hA1A-Aly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17
NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS.

'fhs owners Of Lots snr al I'VE l6l aud six tet
have The siao walk tsootlsx hsrs,n IN Main stres
,, AIDED aud plank Walk laid thsr-"n wihtn 3,sssJ
II date ssiapiank ~sh 10 he ma 10 IN arc ttAsncs
th The ordiusnc psSd s;iis ~ fcst wtds.
3 y, MkxRiAA.
tEHa Cievt ~ The city Coancii Ut KsekSk.
keakuh 1uln 4. D0oAs~1U 81 lt i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17
A Chapter on Blunaers.

From pleasant paper iu Once-A. Week
devoted to Sir Boyle Roche, the eccen.
trio Irish orator, We make the following
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

TOR SALE--A good two story Brick
L b~el',ns House. on the corne, OF nth and or
tan ircots, csu'siniure or 10 soutns THIS propxrt,
must he yoid. Enquire OF
keekak Arrts. is63 n. r. TkN.ERCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-17

INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.
L otthe Denominations of !, 2,6, TO- IS and so.
For sAi1by ~ W. WEsTCuTT
amp "a. ihr'.t tG tef