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Evening star., 1863-04-25

BybVTErLEh MILLSUM, Auets.
NOON, May 5th. commencing at o'clock, ne
shall sell on the premises, tbs whole Of on ginAl
Lots Ne. i, 2,S4,5 Is, Il, l5 Is, being the east
half of square No. LJ9.
These will be subdivided with about twenty feet
fronts making altogether thirty nine lots with an
average depth of abou ls0 feet eash. running back
to an alley. They are dssirsblr located on seven
teenth street west, Rhede Island avenue, and
North street, .
Termt One fourth cash. the palance In six and
twelve months, satisfactory secured, bearing
interest
ap IS-dtd BOTELER b WILSON Aucts
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27
REESE KEHDALL, Clerk

DIR. SrUDY--AeArs.--We published . brief
statement, last week, of the labors of this indi-
vidual. on his volunteer trip to Nashville, Ten
nessee, in dischargng soldiers, from what we
, deemed to be sufficient authority. Dr. s., in
his denial in the last Broad Axe, after admit
ting that he was "aware of the fact that sxeA
rumors have been circulating, verbally, for some
days past says, ~ declare such to be the
grossest of falsehoods. and defy any living man
to substantIate such charge" He pronounces
us a base liar" and says we "glory in the
manufacture and circulation Of falsehood rather
than to deal in sober truth" We do not care .
straw for the doctors opinion his free use OF
'epithets will not help him--they are harmless
weap rs AT A DISTANCE; but the query arises
in QUE mind how it is, if he heard of "such ru-
mors' by men whom he deemed incompetent
to tell the TRUTH" why he should charge us
with manufacturing them, and pay US the
attention he does, if his charge is tue of OUR
" utter incompetency'' for veracity! The "ru-
mors" he speaks of, were as We thought, suffi-
GENTLY corroborated by soldier from the 57th,
who had been sent specially to see those dis
charged patients, some four five of whom he
had seen, and they had agreed to return with
him to the army. Twas "sober truth" we
deemed we were dealing in We felt that if he
were guilty, this city ought to be made too hot
to hold him and if innocent, he should receive
the most ample viudication; and we hold
ourself ready to give our assistance in both
cases. We have written to parties, and as soon
as answers are returned we shall attend fu Their
to the doctor, let the 'sober truth be for or
AGAINST him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27

At . meeting of the Common Council o.
Cambridge City. Ind, the following reeolu'
tons. reported by Henry n. ConcIlin. Thos
Newly and Joseph Murray, .eomniite< aP,
pointed or that purpose. were unanimously
adopted by the Board
! WHKReAs, In the mysterious provideoce
4 of Almighty God, death has closed the
/ mortal career of one Of cur fellow mem
! bers, the late Frederick Johnsonbaugh.A
| Resolued. That 10. his loss this city has
been deprived Of . good. kind aud generous
| citizen. as well Is an active, energetic and
/. faithful Councilman.
Rssolred. Tha. in the person Of, the de-
ceased We realize that "that noblest work
/. OF God. an homes! man." true friend and
kind neighbor.
Resolved, That We extend to the widow
! and family OF the deceased our warmest
sympathies IN this hour Of their sad bereav-
ment. .sz81E1
/ Resolred. That We eondole with our citi-
zens under this affection. and earnestly re-
; quest that as far as practicable they close
their places OF business on the afternoon of
March 10Th. the day of the funeral.
Resotved, That We attend in body the
funeral services Of our late co-laborer and
friend, and iQite all Of our citizens to unite
with Us in paying this last tribute to his
memory.
Resolced. That the Clerk be and is here
by ordered to place these resolutions upon
the records of this Council. and deliver TO
the widow copy of the same.
Resolred, That they be published in the
Cincinnati Gazette, the Cincinnati Enqui-
rer, the Richmond Palladium, and the Indi.
annapolis Journal and Sentinel. AZ. srs
VIM. MERCER, Pres't.
REESE KENDALL, Clerk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27

The FLoRENcE SEwINo MACHINE. recent
~ introduced into this State by Messrs.
Sharp & Bells. and for sale by E. II. 4 C.
C.Dennis. (who have the agency for Wayne,
Randolph, Henry. and Delaware counties,
Indiana, and Darks and Preble in Ohio. J
is attracting much attention from our citi-
sens. The ease and rapidity with which il
operates. the range of work for which it is
adapted. and its elegant appearance all COM
bine to render it . very popular candidate
for public favor.
II makes four distinct stitches, has the re
verse feed. its motions are oil positive. and
the Improvements are valuable and reliable.
We advise our readers to be sure and exam
inc this machine before purchasing.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27
To the Voter. of wayne County,


FELLOW CIrIzENs:-As electioneering is
now the order of the day, and as it is i'm
possible for me (wi;hout neglecting my
official duties) to visit you eisonaliy.
take this method of thanking you for your
former liberal support. and Of again asking
you to lend me helping hand in my re-
, nomination next April. 4IN
Ny predecessors all held the Off; from
eight TO twenty one years; and, l think.
am as justly entitled to constitutional term
as they-at least. fia,ter myself that the
accuracy and promptness of all my business
transactions connected with the Recorder s
office, and my experience with the general
business connected therewith. ought to be
some recommendation. Therefore, trusting
to your favor in my behalf. remain,
Yours respectfully.
THEODORE J. RILEY.
Centreville, March 4, 1868.
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ArsslsUni.., Ne.i..s,...

~. .
We are asthorized to announce the name Q
JAMES N. TEMPLER, as An unconditiona
Union candidate for re election to the Office o
Prosscuting Attorney for the 18th Judicia
Circuit. Ae @ tg
We are authorized to announce VIM. g. Bal
lcngeF, Esq. a. q candidate for District Prcsecu
tor, subject to the decision of the April Nomi
mating Election.
We are authorized to announce SYLVES
TER JOHNSON, of Jackson Township, ~ .
candidate Cor the nomination Of County Auditor,
subject TO the April nominating election.
We Are authorized to announce JOHN n.
HUTTON, - . candidate for County Auditor,
subject to the decision Of the Nominating Elec-
ton on the first Monday in April next.
KDFToss PALLADIUM Please announce my
name - . candidate for County auditor at the
ensuing Fall Election, subject to nomination by
the unconditional Uuion voters of the county,
Ut the April nominating election. q
THADDEUS WRIGHT.
We are authorized 70 announce WILLIAM
GOR6UCH, OF Wayne township ~ candidate
for County Auditor, subject to decision Of the
unconditional Union voters at the April-nomi-
mating election. ~
We arc authorised 10 announce THEODORE
j. RILEY. IS . candidate for reelection TO tho
ofIioeof County Recorder, subject TO the deci-
sion Of the no ninating election In April.
We are authorized to announce JONATHAN
R. WHITACRE, IS . candidate tor Recorder,
subject to decision of nominating election in
April next.
We ere authorized to announce MACAAY
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.
EDrToRs PALLADIUM Please announce the
name Of SIMON s. CLECKNER, as . candi-
date for County Recorder subject to the no mi
mating election in April. MANY VorERs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27

ltor the Palladium.
MEssRs. EDITORS: The April Election is near
at hand, and wish to impress all loyal men
with the importance Of selecting men, for ALL
the offices for Township purposes. who are
true, Union men-who are for the Union-the
whole Union, and nothing but the Union. We
have Magistrate, Constables, and Supervisors
to elect. Do not let US be caught mapping, like
the citizens of Richmond were 1T their city
election last January, who permitted majority
of the City Council to be elected rom the "cop-
perhead' persuasion-some Of whom are now
engaged in circulating petitions to get funds to
resuscitate the "Jeffersonian. and cursing the
loyal citizens for aiding in its destruction, when
they know that there were only soldiers con-
cerned in the work. Let each Union man re-
one who has the least color OF the " butternut"
on his moral garments. Let US begin at the
very lowest office, and continue up to the high
est, and neither show or ask quarter to or Of
the Internal " copperheads" at the ballot box as
long as q" FIRE in the rear" is kept up by them
on our brave boys who are fighting a similar,
but more honorable brood Of rebels in front
do not wish to be considered personal in asking
the voters to pay some attention to Mr.. Prich-
ard, who again asks to be reelected to the office
Of Constable. He it was, I am informed, who
told Elder that he had notified the Mayor,
"several days before the deed was DONE" that
his Office was to be mobbed. l am eredibly in
formed, that only one citizen ever made threat
Of that kind-fhis threat was reported by Pritch-
ard but the Mayor did not of course act on
the information, because he did not believe there
was any danger to be apprehended--no one ihen
dreamed that paroled prisoners would come to
Richmond on Sunday and do as they did. A
man who is in the employ Of coppcrheads IS .
spy, who is cheek by-jowl with those who are
Idoing all the dirt" they can towards the Ad-
mnistration--who denounces the war as an
Abolition concern" for the sole benefit of the
Niger" and who denounces such men as Gov.
Wright and General Butler as renegade Demo-
Gratis and " Abolihonists," shall not receive the
vote Of an
UNCONDITIONAL UNION MAN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27

BURG, MISS, March IL, 1868.
; EDnos Dear Sir: can
not resist the tsmptstion, on On occasion
like the present. Of endeavoriDg 70 convey
10 yoa Ill ct home, some faint idea OF the
Dasssr in which the Indiana soldiers 10 the
Sid appreciate the kind efforts Of their
fdes1s in Supplying tbsm with those Little
dslieseiss and comforts 20 little missed at
home and 20 iaexpressibly grateful to the
eyes and sppe,ises of those in camp.
The arrival Of the Capitola from Evans
vills. ct this place. has. assure you, been
source Of heartfelt qualification to us all.
Is her cargo consisted of naught save every
thing that Wa calculated to fill our hearts
with joy. and render us for a time oblivious
Of al the gloomy horrors, Of war. and re-
mind us of the sweet and happy fact, that.
notwithstanding the base ard diabolical
efforts Of K. g. C.'s. &c. At home. yet
there still remained thousands of noble and
patriotic people. who were not only sIwsys
ready to sympathize with the soldier, in the
hour Of danger. but ready and willing to
join in sending him substantial proofs Of
tn, ir good wishes and favor.
Ny reason for so particularly addressing
my self to you on the subject, is not because
I would exclude other sections of the State
from their due share Of the soldiers heart
felt thanks. but more especially because 1
found the greater portion of the articles
TO US. bearing the we'll known mark of the
Richmond Soldiers Aid Society, and there
fore judged that few remarks, ike these
hssty ones of mine, would not be amiss at
the present.
In conclusion, let me remark, that we all
sincerely pray, that those noble-hearted
women, who devote their time to the collec-
tion of comforts for the soldier. may long
live to enjoy the fruits of their good works.
and to witness the return to their homes of
those same men. whose hearts this day have
been lightened by their timely donations.
remain my dear sir,
Your sincere friend,
FRED. WALKER. Goth Reg.
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We last week noticed, briefly. the smash
mp on the Gin. & Chi. A. L. r. r. The
following is the inquest on the body Of John
Woodruff. whose death We announced, bu,
had not then learned his name. Four first
class freight cars were entirely destroyed
and the contents badly scattered and used
up. and six other cars were badly damaged
The loss to the road will not be short Of
from fifteen to twenty thousaod dollars
The bridge has been repaired. and trains are
running rs usual. - = e
eat an inquest held before me. Nathan
,Brasher, Mayor Of the corporation Of w ash.
ington. Wayne county. Indiana, the follow
ing verdict was given. to-wit:
March 10Th 1868.
We. the jury empanneled to examine the
body of John Woodruff, 6nd that he came
= to his death by the cars running of the
track near the Washington station. on the
Cincina matt sad Chicago Railroad. by one
Of the cars rolling over the body Of said
deceased. causing almost instant death.
Signed -. JOHN n. DEAN.
= gag Toreman
The said John WoodruR vas about Is
years Of age, S feet, inches high. sparely
built, with black hair. No money or Other
valusblss was found about his person.
erA ase NATHAN BRASHER, Mayor.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27
S-T-l86O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purify, strengthen and invigsrate.
They create healthy appetite.
They a n ti5o o change OF water and diet.
They effects Of dissipation and late hoofs
They strengthen the system and eniiven the mind.
They prevent MAS and Intermittent fevers-
They purify the breath and acidity the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They Diarrhea. Cholera aud Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They the best Bers in the world. They make the
weak strong, and exhausted natures great re
storer They made of pure ST. Croix Rum. the ceie
brated calisayA herbs taken with
the pleasure of beverage, without
OF day. Particularly recommended delicate
requiriD gentle sfimuent- Sold by all Grocers Drug
gists, Hotels and Saloons P Ii. Drake Il Co., 2o2
broadway, New York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27
wYNKOOP'sI SCOTLAND PICTORIAL

Diseases OF the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary
prevalent, insiiious and The prop
critics of medicine elleviate. and these
complaints must be Eek pectorant, Anoiyc and fyisora
ting ioosening the of the throat and mPartins
tone to this entire No discovery medical
enee ever this class of diseases like DR. Wyn
hoops Iceland PICTORIAL IL u~ed with the most as
tonshne results in all of Bronchitis. Infuenza.
Nhooping Cough Dptheri1 Putrd Sore Throat Asth-
ma, Group, Coughs, Colds Nervous Irristabiity, &c
The Rev j. Potter cert!i.s that haved used DR..
oops Pectorai for several myself AMI in
family for Pulmonary Complaints, and have
omIlendea it to others. and have never its
equal Rev. j. J. Potter. Brooklyn, N. Y
Hundreds AMI thousands of i'm ortant testimonials
could be produced showing its able that
it never ais.
It'll composed of Iceland Moss BAui of Gilead.
Peruvian Balsam. Elecanpane Comfrey, Buriock, and
other invaluable expestor3nt and ingredients. Il il
harmless, prpmpt aad lasting Invshds AMI sufferers
caunot afford to neglect trial Every family should
have it, is remarkable for Group. Full descriptions,
recommendations and directions accompany each bottle
Sold in Richmond by w. L. FARQCnAR, and By all
principal Druggists.
Prepared By DR.. Il. D. Wynkoop, and sold by D. 8.
Barnes & Co New York
Feb. -, lS6J sem
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27

We are authorised to an0ounce james n.
Poe - ! candidate for Justios q the Peace, at
the ensuing April election.
We are authorized 70 announce John j. Ro-
ney, 90 candidate Tor re-slectioa 70 the ONCE Of
ConstAble.
WV. httray, is . candidate for rs-sIsctiou
TO the 6(hcs Of Constable.
Ira Pritchard, is . cssdidate for reelection
to the office of Constable.
W. are authorized to announce Ed. j. Salter
IS q ssIdidate for Consenhaa as the April cleo
ton. = f@~s-s9-~- ~ 49, @SSsA@ -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27

Please notice the following appointments
of DR.. Worrali, of the indianapolis Insti-
tute for the treatment of Chronic Diseases.
The large amount of business which the DR..
has had in Richmond during the past year,
has determined him to continue his visits.
He will be at the Huntington House every
alternate Wednesday for the next three
months, viz Wednesday, April sih.
Persons DESTROYS of seeing him, should
call as early as possible on the morning of
his VISIT since the large number who visit
him. will sometimes make i, impossible for
him to see those who come late in the day.
and the amount of business at his Institute
will prevent his staying more than one day
at time
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27
LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving and bsauty
the human hair is again by the original proprie
tor. and is made with the skill and
tention which drst created its immense and unprecee
dented SAILS million bottles annually Ii 10
still sold 25 in large bottles Two million
ties easily be sold in when it is again known
that the kathsron is only the hair
dressing in the world but that it ceanses the scalp
scurf and daadrud. gives the hair lively rich luxuri
growth, AMI it from turning gray. These
are considerations worth knowing The Katharon has
been tested for twelve aud
scrbed Any lady who a beautiful head Of hair
will the K.hairon 1t is finely perumed, cheap aud
valuable 10 sold by all ers
the world. s.. BARNES CO.,
New York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27

~Two letters from soldiers-two good
pieces Of descriptive poetry from the Stone
River battlefield, by members Of the Pho
neer Brigade. and several other articles
prepared for this No. have been laid over
for next week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27
BEES. REEsm BEEss!

The subscriber having for the last eight
years prac,iced a new and valuable process
for the artificial swarming and rapid increase
of Bees. and the raising Of surplus Queens,
would give instructions that would enable
others to succeed perfectly in the profitable
and fascinating business of Bee culture.
'zs 20 STEPHEN SCOTTON. st-a'
Richmond, Indiana.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27

REsIoNEp..- Rev Mr.. Van Doren has resign
the pastorship Of the Fifth street Presbyterian
Church. Mr.. Van Dorcn will continue his res
idencc in Richmond, and occupy his time on a
valuable and able Commentary on the Bible,
the first volume Of which I've has now ready for
the press. rss..r-.ts
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27

OLD FolKs--SrAsR HAIL. We ask the at
tention q the lovers Of good vocal music, to the
notice Of this splendid company. in another col
umn.
There Is in souls . sympathy with sounds,
And, rs the mind is pitched, the ear is pleased
With melting airs Of martial, brisk or grave.
Some chord in unison with what we hear
Is touched within US, and the heart replies"
This is the first appearance Of the" Old
Folks" in Richmond and from the following
commentator, which we take from the Cincin-
natl Times, those of our citizens who have
music in their souls Is every Union man,
woman and child in the city has, we are sure
the Hall will be crowded with An apprecie,ive
audience
1.-The old fashioned fireside and fugue tunes,
as given BY them, cluster around the heart and
convey us back to the primitive days, when our
ancestors. amid the deep gloom of forest life
sang hosannas, while the feathered warblers ir
unison made the woods melodious with theiI
piercing notes.
Not only does the melodies Of these ancient:
please us, but their costumes Of century ags
prove quite an attractive and interesting feature
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27

STARR HALL-The renowned Sharp
lsyis Minstrsls and Burlesque Opera Troupe
will appear on Friday and Saturday even
ings. April Sd and 9TH. at Starr Hall. OF
course all lovers of live fun will give them a
"quarter."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27
HEIMSTREET'S
Xslis1lifabZe EEaI1' ReSfOANfiUe.
IT Is NOT ADYE.

But restores hair to its original color hy supplying
the capillary Tubes with natural Impaired by
age dissase All instantaneous dyes composed Of
lunar caustic destroying the vitality beauty OF the
hair and afford of themselves dressing Hsmsreets
Inimiabie oioring only hair natural
color by an process, but gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty!
Promotes its its falling OF eraiiCates
dandrun, and impsrts health and piessantness the
head 1t the OF time. being the original
Hair Coloring and is constantly increasing in faTor-
Used by both gentle ladies' II sold by all
Specialize dealers. be procured by them of the
Commercial agent, 3. Barnes, 2o2 Broadway, N. Y.
Two sizes, 81 cents and 81.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27

HDr. Haughton's Office 10 corner Of
Fifth and Main st., opposite the Meredith
House.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-27

ArrESrIoS.-Wc would cali the attention of
every mechanic who uses . work bench. to a
Patent Self Adjustable Bench. now on exhibit
ton at Boswells Big CamerA, west Main street.
1t is certainly an article that every workman
will have in his shop in less than six months.
II is ehangeable from wagon makers bench to
q carpenters in three seconds time. sD
Call and see it, and you will change yonr
bench sare. ss
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-As HAHN STREET,

G. p. EAswLER & Co, Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Fancy Goods. Notions, Toys,
Willow Ware and Childrens' Wagons.
The largest Stock IN Eastern Indiana Call
Richmond, March &C, 1883.
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. For all kiAds Of staple asd fancy no,ions.
call At Emswiler & Co.'S. No ~ Main street,
where zoe ~ill also find Travelisg Baskess.
Window Paper, Toilet goods, Toys Nsts
and Candies in great variety.
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CITHENS' BANK
WE buy
GoLDl
sILvERs

Custom House Treasury Notssl
Notes or Dask Of the State q I.Aianas
Notes OF the Kentucky Banksl
Notes Of uacurrent Bankss
: MORRISON, BLANCHARD co.
lashnond, March o, 1869. lift
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W6bave two Of the best sod Deatest
Horse Cuts ID eastern Indisaa. snd are Pfe-
parcels 70 print Horse Bills Jest = cheap -
can - lad here or elsswhess. Give % :
call. ~
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Consisting shout eighteen dollars in U.
8. Treasury notes. Postage Currency and
Stamps The finder will be hhsa ally re-
warded by leaving itrat 1oaas W.. Yeo's
machine shop.-s st
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

CcCrSnss Colds, Inn.ensa, aserse.esss
sumption, and fer the Relief
- COnsump tfvs Ra1lonAo l
An adv nced STAGES
OF the O1Deoees Fl
1hb b remedy universally knOvn - ospam anU
ofb1T for the 81 throat and lung coupains that
usees here 20 publish fe evidepes o. IL virtues. In
unrfvalled szceience for coughs aD1 cneA 90 truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary diueaoa, lave made &
known throughout the civfsed naa5oa1 IL earth.
lev ero he eDmmunities, hDlksa aanoog them
Who have not pessona expeffsacs q NJ e6scts-
ss HING trophy in tAeir nidss q vfeensy IL
suhs and dangerous dte0des q Tie ehsunf 1uueB
~ al know the dreadful haaltty a. tsss lnssds, snA
tAsy kDOv, the elects q ~ sss1y nssd 81
- than the0 Inst n - a DE
tsss - did when mak1ng IL esua UhrA haup
vua - asoogiy upon The cDsAdsaes - nankinA.
I1pMoA b. d. J. @ AYxB 4 @. IDwGu, la0.
oDror sale by purnmer Kelly, sud L. > Ives. Rct
sosd, lad. Alien q Co.. wboiss.is Agent CIDeinnsai
AUG. -. --3s.iyr