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Excl KSlsb'NS,

FISHING BANKS-THE ONLY BOAT
- i.'ogO csnsht daily on steamer STATEN ISLAM.
DER Cap. |. %. Phl.li1', leaving every day except
ssturday, from south I'm Il. " iiliatnsburgh Al
A. Peg. SIP 4. 2glh St, y. River, :; spring Il,
- F'ei y y. Il, > Full band u tausc accompany
ne .ost iqr dancing TAFT lines, Refreshments urn
nn.u On Dosrd rare, % cents tor the trip. \ b
On Ienfnlns "llinske the usua Andilss except .Oth
~ ~ "a 33I
HQ' FOR IHE CHOLERA BANKS -
\ + sh,rmen m deck! The fast ssilng sea steam
or L. BOARDMAN, Capt. rhos. Asr.hsll, viii max
"a EXCURSION 70 th7 Atove Bank. on sunday, sept o.
and every .ucc ,.ins sunday viii leave foot on Iack
con d. R,M6 oslo,k l,ck SIP, $50 sPrins st,
= ~ A. Fer !, \. X, $50. Bats and line. on
boatt, under charge OF THOMAS SnADWICK
= PhILLlIs, Comriodorc W.. PHILLIPS STEW,
40 taie for the eycusion, 81 The Well novn
rnot' ANDERSON ,HoLwELL, accompsnis. the
boat, And pats her On the groun4. 2Gs
SUNDAY, SEPT. I'll, I,G3-
THE ONLY REGULAR BOAT.
The steamer SCRANTON. Tor Glen cove Nav
EoehrNe, cry Island, Whitcr'one, Fort Schuyler,
snd 81 a,tenPort, vii ".y PIX osa.ni proorne
- Tenth a. 81; Tsruty sixth ~ - RE-
llihhs VIII leave Glen Cove . m, New R,chaIle
- stopping a. al the above iaa4ing. 2j3
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81 BSllIuTES WANTED FOR THIS CITY
-Wes VI pay the highest price. Those wishing
20 20 xo WI 90 vel! 10 call At T. GERROLINl, II NORTH
sns rse.here Those IN want of substitute will b
unnamed a. IN. lose,t price possible DRAFTED mer
street. " 10
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

AT - - PAWN BROkER TICKETS
"A wanted will pav more than any person In this
city for pawn tickets Of diamonds, watches, ewelry,
guns, pstoa, slvervare &c. Any per.on having tick
eta to cell you'd 10 we'll call before d,posing u
them elsewhere The above advanced on II dssi! cd,
by sppi' ins st'I Blocker ~, u2 stair, lly
4 SSAY OFFICE, Il JOHN ST, JOHN l..
WATERS, sives the mint value for old gold and
silver All kinds u ores s.sAyed and Jewcfy sweep.
refined $50
A I G09, PAW NBEOkEES TIC KETS Want
4 Acd ! will pay ~ per cent. more han any ether
person IN the city, for tcketsfor watches diamond,
,ew'lry, -ilvcrwarc, pistols suks, &c and money
~ eIally advanced on the same. Remember the place
go Brosdsaycor Of Houston st.upstars, room Ss5
RUCllAN'S NEW DESIGNS FOR CLOAK
- brs1. dre.s trsids, -inhroideri.s &c. &c, now on
exhibition Al IA. Making Plate and stamping manu-.
factory, Marion -. 3Ss
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ssCOSTAR'S

y
For Rat, Mice, Roschr-. Ants, Hei-iIg.s. Mo,aai.
tor Noth', IN Fur, Woolen., ETC. useuIs ou Pant.
!o"!s, Animals, etc.
rs years established In y \ CITY"
pnly inial,bh rnetirs known"
frse Z ON Poison -
Not dan e ou. to the Human Fr,aIy"
Lats come cut = 'a' IL aocs 10 Gle "
tS- Sold by all Druegis.. everyuhre.
s. bEN 'aE!! OF all wog,lllss imitation.
- 4 qa Depot 10 ,t S!:sda 4 co T.,
IMPDRIANT-ALL ARTICLES FOR SOL
hder'. IN camp ., the feit. shoud b. sent b., the
i,ndrn Erpitss "a By adway, they send a. has
rate. q,
lINE. pLMuLtST'S GRAND OPLNING
4'A OF Pattern, 81 tie Fall Fashipu, a. I13 Broad.
,s Ig sq ~ a. ~ thi .. snihs. Lss.ay um.d p
Lidiss and thi.dlcns prea.. Fall number Of the
Esi.EoE ~ :. fAsHsloNs, ready sep "a Wait
DENNIS WANTED Al The HIGHEST
bought Rs .. b. eSpS"Is e ~ .pa
Nassau 81, corner Ann. It's
RAGS, OLD BOOKS. WASTE PAPER
~ &c, Rags The h.sh--t cash price paid for rage,
III III ,sY ~ N pna n., vast. paper &C. b. & ".
TIES IS-IENI> FOR CAMP MEFTlNG.
a; ~ho,.,aIe prices. { Il. TYLER, inauutActu.
tet, y las. Brosd-sy.N \. ~
Use GAYS PATENT AXLE CREASE
w fbr,SsAf,s lATESr AXLE CREASE depo, -
= To -. CENTS PER FOUND PAID Ca.h
Chr ia aes,pspsrs, books aud ritaphlsts and the
highest Price ca paid FOR all kinds Of paper maker,
stock stlos BENNETT So is wiIlism street,
= To ~ CENTS PER FOUND PAID
hshe.i cash prics PAID tor ~ kigd. OF rAss, By
-. ~ NAl.nEk, - So. uce at.
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oC.nffeeatloral VII preach ~ he Hall co. 3!d =;
ana ID Az, on ~ iay m1Tuinr, sept c'h, n; 10 .
ocOek IanIlrs N tAe neI.hhorhood az, vitnd Il
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THU WN'5's"H' HhNlnE FttnFncd To The
city, viii fe'ume tho public service. IN his church,
44'i q. meas oh ave, TO tnOtf0w. AZ lea. A NJ sab
~ school rgh J.. N, aud evening sory.ces Al : .
L. NJ IL
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For Rav. Mice, Roeeh.-, Ants, pct-Bg.s Mossni.
lVel e, Animals, etc
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

EDrToRs PALLADIUM Please announce the
name Of SIMON S. CLECKNER, IS . candi
date for County Recorder, subject 10 the nomi-
mating election in April. MANY VorsRs.
We arc authorized to announce WILLIAM
GORSUCH, Of Wayne township. - . candidate
for County Auditor, subject to decision Of the
unconditional Union voters 1t the April nomi-
mating election.
We authorized to announce JOHN II.
HUTTON, as . candidate for County Auditor,
subject to the decision Of the Nominating Elec-
ton on the first Monday in April next.
We are authorized to announce THEODORE
j. RILEY, as a candidate for reelection to the
office Of County Recorder, subject to the deci-
sion of the no ninating election in April.
We are authorized to announce JONATHAN
II. WHITACRE, As . candidate tor Recorder,
subject to decision of nominating election in
April next
EDITORS PALLADIUM Please announce my
name rs q candidate for County Auditor at the
ensuing Fall Election, subect to nomination by
the uncond tional Uuion voters Of the county,
ct the April nominating election.
THADDEUS WRIGHT.
We are, authorized to announce MACAMY
WATSON, Of Wayne Township, ~ . cand date
for County Recorder subject to the nomination
of the unconditional Union voters Of the county,
At the April nominating election.
We are authorized to announce SYLvES
TER JOHNSON, Of Jackson Township. as
candidate for the nomination Of County Auditor,
snbjec. to the April nominating election.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

| DEsEKrsRs.-I is gratifying to know
that the efforts Of such tory sheets as :hs
| .Jefersonian. in bringing about IFS prophecy
that the Presidents Procla nation, aooaid
produce decentralization in the army, are
not succeeding to the extent Of its wishes
The soldiers are found. generally, true TO
casionally the serrent's charm has led some
estray, aud some of those whom the J1
and it's friends have Induced to commit the
crime of perjury by deserving. are being
speedily taken up and sent back 10 their
regiments for punishment. On Tuesday
last. six deseriets were taken up by Messrs.
Black and Cash. in this city, and sent on to
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

Boston has Dent. and the proceeds have
gladdened the hearts Of the families o! our
brave soldiers, and many a God bless the
patriotic people Of Boston Township" has
been their reward for their liberal contribu.
lions on Saturday last ( Reader. just look at
the string Of about sixty odd wagons loaded
with wood, -four, meal. &c, extending near
iy four squares. and the patriotic object,
each donor was imbued with. and If il does
not cause thrill ofjoy to go from the crown
of your head to the soles Of your feet, and
your heart to leap in thankfulness that your
lot has been cast in 50 pleasant a place as
''Old Wayne" and among such noble souls,
whom you delight to call fellow citizens.
you must be considerably less than human
q sad mixture Of secesh and ''copperhead."
We are informed BY the Agent. Capt.
Daniel B. Crawford, who, without hope OF
reward. only the "answer Of good con-
science" has undertaken the labor Of seeing
that oil the families of our brave soldiers
are provided with due portion. thus furn-
ished by our glorious farmers, that not less
than sixty loads Of acood, and little rising
three thousand pounds -four and corn meal.
was the result of the grand demonstration
on Saturday last. We tried to obtain the
names of those who contributed wood, but
did not succeed--hope we'll be enabled to
procure q list by next week Capt. Craw-
ford has furnished US the following list Of
names Of -four and meal donors, for which
we are under obi cations. He informs us
tina. by the exertions Of Clayton Brown, the
owner Of the khorn Mills, the amount of
-four and meal was greatly increased he
went around 70 those having wheat deposi
ted with him, and solicited donations
Clayton Brown. 400 pounds -four and
4 bushels Of meal Samuel Brown. loo
pounds -four Daniel Clark, 100 ditto
James Watson, 100 pounds ditto Isaac
MelIender, 100 pounds ditto John Dol.
ley. 100 pounds ditto; Charles Hill. 100
pounds ditto; BENZ. Wicket. 100 pounds
Tito /; Clayton p. Brown, 100 pounds do.
BENZ. Gilmore, 100 pounds ditto Joseph
u. Bulla, 100 pounds ditto Newton Miller,
80 pounds ditto; VIM. Feasal, 100 pounds
Tito Davis McCure, 100 pounds ditto;
Joseph Brown, 100 pounds ditto; Edward
irimes. so pounds ditto Sanders Wildop.
100 pounds ditto Levi Stanley, so pounds
litto: VIM. CLARK. so pounds ditto Perry
Hollett, bushels corn meal; Francis
Stanly. bushels ditto; G. W. Hvllett,
bushels ditto; Hiram and Frank Templeton,
30 pounds -four; A. Griffin, 100 pounds
Tito; Mr.. Dawson. bushel corn meal J.
aoney. 100 pounds -four l. Short, bush.
lis corn meal; VIM. Esteb, 100 pounds |
lour Mr.. Vulner. l sack flour; Sol. Mil. /
err, sack ditto ; Bart. Miller, l sack corn |
neal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

THE Re-. UNION. -Oa Fri 'ay night last, the
Ladies' of the soldiers All / Society of this city,
held a re union at No. 3 Fireman's Hall. The
meeting was not as numerously attended as it
should have been; yet it was GOOD meeting
Twenty six dollars in money was raised, with
which to purchase material for the ladies to
manufacture into hospital clothing. DR.. Hib-
beri, gave a very interesting and satisfactory
account of the recent trip to Nurfrcesboro'. by
hmscl and other physicians and nurses, who
volunteered their services. He was followed in
few brief remarks by DR.. Hsushton, who was
in company with DR.. Hibberd.
The L,lies need all the material aid" tina:
can b, had, and we hope they will soon have
another meeting 50 that ample means may b
provided to forward the glorious work in which
they are engaged.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

assertion tina. there is not another Fire Com
pany 10 the State of Indiana that has bad
more volunteers 10 the service Of their coun
try. than the Quaker City No. 2's," since
the war broke out. The members are al
ways noted as being full Of patriotism and
pluck-their promptness at fires proves the
latter. and the following list is abundant evil
is forty one Of which Two are dead--nine
discharged in consequence Of sickness or
disability from wounds-three three months
and three one year volunteers, and twenty
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

~ James r. Locke, Chaplain of the ID I'LL
nois Cavalry Regiment, and Assistant Superin-
tendent Of ContrabandS in General Grants De-
partment lectured to large audience in Starr
Hall on wednesday night last, upon the cond-
ton of the thousands of contrabands in the De-
partment Of Tennessee. He forcibly depicted
their suffering condition, and earnestly appealed
to the benevo ent public to offer aid in the way
of clothing shoemaker tools, leather, cooking
utensils, SC.
We hope our citizens will promptly, cheer
fully and literally, respond to this appeal for
Suffering humanity.
Any contributions, of the above named arti-
clcs will be received and forwarded by Joseph
Dickinson, Virgins 8 Co, and CLAYTON Hunt.
Our transportation companies kindly convey all
such goods free Of charge.
Contributions Of money, may be made to
Achilles Williams, Lewis Burk, and Timothy
Nicholson.
The Ladies' Union Relief Association, will
also gladly forward any goods or money. which
NAV be entrusted 10 its care
Several hundred dollars worth OF clothing
have already been forwarded, through the above
named channels still the pressing demand is
fold greater than the supply.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

ST. PAULs, (Episcopsl) Rev. J. B. Wskehsid. Rector
service. IG1S a. N. and . p. ~.
ST. MARYs, (cxthoic,) Rev Aeg Msfss rss1ors seiSi
ces md A. NJ. and 3 p. ~
ST ANDREWS. Catholic, Rev. J. b. H. scope, Pastor
services and 10 A. II. and p NJ.
Ist PRESBYTERIAN, Rev Mr.. Van Doren, Pastor, ser
vices 1ok A. NJ. and p. NJ.
UNITED PREsBYTERIAN, Rev. Mr.. Aten Pastor, ser
vices IO1. A NJ and 3 p.
PEARL ST. METHODIST, Rev Mr.. Sinms, Pastor
services tOts A. NJ. and p. N.
CHRISTIAN--Henry Hall, south-w west corner Main
aud Frankiia streets. Services by xider - -
and third Lords day In each monfh-norD in
and evening.
UNION CHAPEL, Rev. W. A. Goode, Pastor services
Ip1s A. NJ. aud 7 r. VI. E-W
GERMAN METHODIST, Rev. GodIove Trefs, Pastor
services 1919 A. n and p. NJ.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Rev. - - Pastor,
services 10 A. ~.
"a GERMAN LUTHERAN. Rev. Mr.. Grosson, Pastor
services 10 A. NJ. ard 7 r. 81.
AFRICAN 81. n. CHURC II, Rev. W. {. Trevan Fastor
services ipL A. NJ. and . r. NJ.
FRIENDS. HIrKSITE, services II A.
ORTHODOX IL A. NJ.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20
wYNKooP'sIcELAND PICTORIAL!

Diseases Of the Throat. Chest aud fElGousry
prevalent iaS;ious sud dangerous The prop
critics OF Ced cfEe t=xgats- these
complaints ts= kSaecEerant. Alais, All tv5eoFA
iooseniSg the Of ihe threat. irfzrsiIg
the NJ discovery za-sicsl
mastered thts class Of diseases d.
koopas Iceland Pesf9rAl- Il used wisA
renl~hins results il al cf Bronchitis
WI ein< Cocsh. aiptherix sgrid Sore Throat
Croan Coughs Coias, Nervous TrriAt8s5tIty, SC.
TIE Rev J. j. Potter. cert aes- that DR..
W. nxocps PectorsI sessrs my
family. fer Pulmonary GsF7niNiaGs. AMI
oEaKaended IL TO asA-rs. sad have It's
e4aal' Rev. j. gasfer. HrpckIy y. "
Hundreds and thousands of irporfsHt tesEszzersas
could pr~daeed, showing as rsnArkabls
il e Ais
1t IL composed of Ieeisna Moss. BsIz S5lead.
Peruvian safsAn EecA1psne. CoEasr-s. Beraock- Aad
other invaGsc- sxqeesosanr ana ingredients L 10
harmless prcnps and IAsSirx 2nyA.s-s and sufferers
a9ori 70 neglect trial Every tzaIy should
awe I. renarkAeis for CrorP~ Fail
nencAsers and iireczie1s scSapaay each 20 TIE
h Soda in Eishmsnd ~ ". L. FAgoCAag, ard ~ all
principal praxEis
Prepared BY Dr. A. D. wyzxsep. AID soii By D. 5.
Barnes Co.. New yerk.
Fee. -. tss1
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20
LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving AMI b.a,tfyias
the human hair is again pu. by the original preprs
tor, and is ma lie wish the skin rs
tention which 6rst created is immense ard unprecee
iented sa-s Of million bottles nualfyi II
still sold at . large Foties Two million
ties easily be sold in whan il is
that tue kAthsrua ONLY the deli Ehtfui
dressing in the world bat that it csAnses scalp
scurf and dandrud- the hair lively rich iuxuri
ant grawth. AMI il from farming These
cons idnrasions worth knosiug The Kstharon has
been tested for over ~elveyei and is de
scribed ANY lady who ya.Ges beautiful head % hair
viii the kathairua. II is Bely periue cheap and
valuable Is sod % all respectable dese roGg hout
the world. y. :. BARNES : CO.,
Ynr
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

Costly VALESrtNE.--On Saturday last
Joseph Stephens, being under spiritual in.
huencs, entered G.. A Dickinson's iewelry
store, and broke things to tie amount o.
Sc This being the day on which bird.
do mate" Joseph suddenly toand himself
check mated by his Honor the Mayor. who
fined him So, SO for drunkenness, and 81 go
costs. this, together with the 81 paid Mr.
Dickinson, male Sll 20 as the price of his
valentine
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20
S-T-l88O-X
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and inv5o-ate.
They create healthy appetite.
They Antifote to Ghluge Of water and diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours
They ythea the 81 and eniiven the mind.
They prevent mia ,matic and Intermittent levers
They purify the breath AMI acidity OF the stomach
They Dy pepsis and Constipation.
They DiarrhsA. Cholera aud Cholera Moroue
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the the world They make the
strong. AMI exhausted natGrss great re
They made Of par 81 Cro!S Fan. The cee
CaiisAy herbs. and taken with
pleasure of beverage. without regard to time
o Particularly recommended delicate perscna
requiring emile stinaien Slfi by all Grocers Drug
gists, Hotels and saloons. p. IL. Drake q Co..
Broadway. New NorE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20
THIS (FRIDAY,) EVENING

Rev. C. N. SIMS. will address the Ladies'
Soldiers Aid Society. at their meeting to-
night (Friday). at Fireman's Hall No. s.
Admittancc 10 cents. The funds thus rails
cd 60 to purchasing goods for the Ladies
to manufacture into shirts, drawers. DC.
for the sick and wounded soldiers, in the
Hospitals You cannot spend your dimes,
fellow citizens, TO better advantage
Come
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

c~ The tory editor Of the JeFersonias,
wants to know if we discovered any But.
,ernut" 10 The wood brought from along
the Boston pike on Saturday last" Nsry
stiek the sticks were o. X.
that we examined. II there were any Of
that stripe. the mantle OF charity must have
covered them up so completely. that our
-, -. YES obscured
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

TsE FAIR The Fair held for the past
week q, Starr Hall. for the benefit OF y.
Mays (Cs,ho.ic) Church. proved COM
ple.e success. The sum of Eight Hssdred
s~d .Sir,y Dollars, nett. was realized. With
the proceeds. the April payment on the
ehsrch was paid. and The interest on dsfer-
red pay meu,s for the coming year.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

tG Stoves for baking -stoves for warming
stoves and prices not alarming at the Stove
and Tin Ware establishment OF j. Ward Co.
at the Depot. Their ware room is stored with
every hing necessary and useful, whether made
eff tin, brass, "copper" sheetiron or zlnk. Call
and examine.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

OPTICAL lLLusIoS.--A three-cent piece
was handed into the Postm aster 10 paw on
letter the other day, and he hadn't seen
silver 50 long tina. he took it for quar-
ter. and handed out the change
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20
No. 40.

For all kinds Of staple aad fancy notions.
call al EnswilaF s. Co.'S, No 40 Main street
where you will also find Travelling B Baskets.
Window Paper, Toilet goods, Toys Nuts
and Canlies in great variety.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

6JC. c. Bull, respectfully asks the public
TO call and examine his splendid assortment OF
Stoves and Ware. Satisfaction guaranteed
de has certa My the most economical Stoves on
hand yet invented, and fine lot OF Tin, Cop
per, Brass and Sheetiroa Ware, from which to
make selections.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20
HEIMSTREETS
INlmlTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
IL Is NOT 4 DYE

But restores hair original ~ supplying
the capillary tubes WITH by
disease. All nstsntsheaus imposed Of
iurSr eau>tic destroying the vitality be-uJy
hair and afford cf the-sves dressing u iRstreets
Iuimitahi- oorng only -ir natural
ector by easy process, bus gives the hsir
LuXuriant Beauty
Promotes its grost prevents ils falling az eraicses
dandruf and imparts health and piessaatness to the
head 1t stood the being the ginAl
Hair ColoriBz AMI constantly increasing tsgor-
Cse hotn gentle snd ladies' II sos all
spectacle dealers be proeure3 rs them Of ths
Commercial :. Barnes -t2 Broadway, y. Y.
Two sizes 5 and 81.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

EAas- Our fellow citizen, CaARLEs F.
CorFIN, whose heart is always in the right
place, donated Fly Dollars to the fund of
the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, for the
purchase Of Sanitary Goods for the the Hos
pitfalls
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

ScALDIsG.-On Monday last, little
Laughter Of Mr. E. j. Sal,er, scaded herself
very badly, by pulling tin full Of boiling
wafer over on her person.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

EEy Strattan & Sons corner, for goods
was never more attractive than at present
bargains are to be had there, in almos
every kind of goods. Do not fail to Civ.
them a call
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20
MEETING OF NO. ~

On Monday night next--essry member
should be present. as business OF importance
will be transacted. Don't forget.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, on tho third Wednesday,. .........
Richmond Lodge, meets the first Tuesds =
evening in every month
King Solomon Cha pier, second Friday.
Way re Council, first Thursdsy In March, June,
septcm her and December.
DrittOn Lodge (coiorsd,) fret Monday in each
month.
I. o. q. r.
White ws'or Lodge,meets overy Friday evening
Woodward Lodge, every Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encsmpmcnt, every second and fourth
Tsasday al each month
Degree Of Rsbecea, of Whitewater and w oodwari
Lodges first and third Tuesday Of eseh month.
Degree Of Rebecca, of Herman Loo Co. first and third
Monday Of each month.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

EPrizes are constantly drawn at No.
27--no blanks. Call at the cheap cash
store of Haines, for bargains
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

HsSn The Bee Hive Store, Of D. B. Craw-
ford. is determined to keep np we'll de-
served reputation Of ALWAYS having just
what a customer desires in the dry goods
line. DO you wan, q cheap carpet? Go
there to get it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

HS. G. Dugdale's assortment Of No
lions. Window and Wall Papss. Willos.
Ware. DC, is always complete. Give him
. call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20
$1,000 Dollars

NAlANTEo for one year. good security. aad for
VV which . axeress viii be EtFen- fhe seeari-
~ to be given Is unnerEeerSi keai Estate Apply 10
this Office.
FEB -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

LADIES' SOLDIERS AID sOCIErY,-Nset eeery Fri.
day afternoon and evening" at No Engine Hail.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20
A BARGAIN--HOUsE Aud LOT

4 god Co.tass Frame House, with seven rooms,
~ excellent eeii.r.six aercs ii ground in high
.tate ef caitisa sn.i vel VII he best var-
cites Of firaes oose berries, Str& wherries. Black
berries and Cgrranfs. Also a fRs Young orchard Of
Ounce. Peach. Apple. Cherry and Pear rses is now
offered for sale. The outba:idin.s ali good and
rubstgntial.
For particulars and terms enquire at stsidom
90 = .jrs4c SORE
April II. 1851 = IT.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20

RICHMOND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION meets on tn,
evenings ofhe ID and 9Th Mondays In each month II
Henry Hall. Z n
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-20
As GOES BOSTON. &c.

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disability of wounds. Three months service. Zone
years service.