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AYERS Sarsanarilla


commended from the most eflcctusl antdotes that
dca science has discovered for this affecting diSte
per- and for the cure Of the disorders il entails That it
Is lar superior to other remedy DEVISED known
by all V no have given il trial. That ii does cumhii
YJeS truly extraordinary in their effect upon this class
Of comp plants is ndisputablv proven b. the great null
ttGde OF publicly known and remarkable cures it has
made Of the following diSeaSes nAing's EyIg, or
esIandulnS SWrlifaEA, TumOrs, ETupflOnA,
esose o. 81 AuthInN's Fire, salt Eth un,,
ScsIld sI+Hd, Coughs from tnbercuIUu, de-
p1Stts IN the LuHg>, white SwcIliugs. ase-
biiity, GsrOp4y, \ neuralgia. kbyspruAtti IUJi.
gesttOU, syphilis and ~ypiitIi.. infrrli0us
AsrruFtai Diseases, Female NenkneSsck,
ana indeed, the whole series complaints arise
al cases NAV be found in AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC,
which is furnished to the drug grauitouS dstt
Outon wherein NAV be found directions for its and
some q the remarkable cures which ii has made when
All ntcr remedies have failed to afford relief hose
cases are purpGsely taken from all sections of the
l m order that every reader have to some
onew no can speak him of its benefits from personal
experience ScrOula depresscs the wal energies, and
thus leaves its victims far subject dis and
-, 'iei teutN IMAM arr healthN SoIS HcIcc IL
hos to shorten and does greatly shorten the average
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cons cranns has led to spend years in periectng
remedy Whlchis adequate to It's MS We now Of
fer to the public unucr the name of AYERS SARsAPA
BLLA although ii IS composed OF ing edlcnS, Sonic OF
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power By its aid you protect yourself from the
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slLrk within the system burst out any part oft
We know the public have beer deceived by many
pounds Of SdrSdpd liza, that pro nsed much and did
nothing; but thew will neither be deceived disap-
prrted in this Its have been proven hv abnn
ing excellence Tor the of the affecting diseases II is
intended TO reach Although under the name IL is
before the people, far cectual than anv 9TH
er which mas ever been available to them.
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GExpressts &C.
STATES

F(ISKE & cog UNITED STATES
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cestcr three times daily VIII worcester and Nashua Rail
road for Beaten, Nashua, Lowell lawrence &C. rnsh'
FlS&E q 90, Proprietors,
90 Court square, nostcn.
J Il. osgood, Agent, General Express Once No.
Lincoln hoase Block, worcester
RARLES KXPRES, COMPANN.-
- PROVIDENCE AND WoBcEsIER E&rAESS-
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Az Packages should 9e marked guner's Ekprsas.
T ,EONARD B CO.'S BOSTON AND
e EASTERN EXPRESS,
C0er The 90StOa Worcester Rai.rVad
0 'fIoEs-No,l Lincoln House Block Worcester;
G1ONSIGNORs OF FREIGHT
re" f 2EG POINTS 86tT AND N VEST Of AMI
THOSE CITIES,
M eageeiqY Roaef hat ra9 I've BE pg9yi
af f'i1 '''''' "'''' ''' 49, '''' ~
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Tor New YoTk and thence, by special Arrangement, WITH
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Time between New YORK ana Paisdeipha, g hours
No caarg. Ter rAo,3age, Carriage o. other expense ia
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n N9F 1s 9 o. BS VIII 3rt Is y ~ I56as
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-30
10 CTOR G. A. HILL L
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

nav be Justly ranked as the most sue
cessfG. ana invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Female seq,
now before the public. DR.. Till, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice of Twenty
years and upwards, has made the
~ Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
ton and functions OF the Female Sys
ten, his particular subject of attention
and study, IL which department Of his
practice it has been his aim to bring to
a thorough test and issue the different
VS. BOTANIC and Indian Agents of the
NJ ,teIia Medica, with the view of pro
ducinc Convenient. safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases Of Irregularities
Suppress ons and Distractions, and their
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WILLIAM GRACE

AME~BURY Mas
Price 25 cents OK. Each box has the above cut
and the fac smile of the prnpretor signature attached
to it, which is dulg copyrighted
NJ. ). Burr Co. 2G fremont street George g. Good
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agent for Worcester. daRtf flS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-30

flor NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
- - DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
worcester at 1890 q. m, connects at Norwich with
rem Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
OisA arriving in Kew York by the Shore Line Express
Z Lob p m p. st. NJ. ANDREWS. Sup't.
snpts Once; Nor. & Wor. Raroad,l
Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office. worcester,
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PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE, OR SIX FOR IS.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from OBJ
servatlon
Address letters for information in confidence,
II. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist
Depot l04 South Tenth street. below Chestnut Phila
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BEWARE oP COUNTERFEITERs
and
UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose "oF THEIR OWN" and
other articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine reparatiolIs,
- Extract Buchu,
Sarsaparla,
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S-TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out thr advertisement and send for it. AND
AVOID IMPOSITION AND lMP0STURE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-30

INFALIIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR.
MENSTRUAL COMPOUND, prepM alton which daily
experience proves 20 be most speedy eicacious in
its operation and is Warranted Harmless, and always
in all cases. when used according the dreo
tiuns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-30

AFFIDAVIT.
reasonably appeared before me, Alderman of the
city Of Philadelphia, IL. Il IlELMBoLD who being duly
sworn, doth say his preparations contain no narcotic
no mercury, or other injurious drugs, are purely
vegetable. ii 1 HELM I{hi n ~
sworn and subscribed before me- this 70 iay OF 10
vember, 1851. WM l. UIRBARn "
Alderman, Ninth street, above Race Phila
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-30

1ONSUMPTlVES READ DIR j
~ il. SCUENCK will be again at the MARLBORO Iio-
ISL, BosToN. professionally On Wednesday and Thurs
day. Mareh 25th and 26th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13
Maine Stand. BY the Old Flag.

FOR several weeks PRIOR O. the municipal
elections 10 This STATE. a concerted effort
"a made on H. part % ,l.e ,opl.yr..cal dee
mocracy O. earn a majority of the towns iu
Maine. Their motives v,ry TO fold-
Grst. o. have thc town organization o. al
them in at their suin1.iug plots next fall
and seco1dl,. Oh cite The vote as an c,i-
deuce 81 chang, in plhlic sentiment on &C.
count of thr emancipation proclamation.
Tie rcsal, shows glorious triumph f,-
tie administration. and formidable rvtake
o. TREASON. D. every direction. from every
part " the >taic the w~lcome ueus comes
floating along. thzi the rcpuhlicans are tn
uuphaut. Thcrc never vas such a general
sweep ever made before in tie sp-iaa cleo
mons 10 B, q GLORIOUS omen 81 good. Il
shows that Maine B.. sun al ri-ht-that
trvason does not e. dovn with th- people
il D. csi-enre Co the almuisiraiion that
our noiie safe. vhioh IN i.llc. pat has re-
sPoudel 30 promptls O. ihe cali. of the
c,ncrai governments. Is sfiI losal AMI frse
to tlc old f4g And We hare tel Oh, con
Pcrhcads they need lot Day thc dlseriu-
snctioa 90 their souls shat they can carry
Name AZ tbe neat fan election. The mass
e. arr losai and Loue.t-tLcy love tL,ir
counfr, and free institutions. aud can new
a. be- soid oat io tr,ason. To au -rplhli-
caas and .oya cemoerats. We send words of
cheer. stand by ihc Oh flag iu th.. L,ur
ofPeIl-and t1rirs do-s a,-rs.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13
Adiournnent Of Cengrtss

Tie Congrcss ~hich has Us, expired "a.
elected before the oonmc acsment a tbs ~
bcllion-couse,lsenily thc members wsrc
not chosen ~ith any particular rvfsrencc q
the special and eNtraordinAry matters upon
uhich thew have bcen eailrd 20 at. In ~
,icsing the Legislation q the two last cars.
We End comparatively ltflc II Which a low
al people should complain. The lasi Con
rrVss in the main dischar-cd rs duty O. The
country fearl-ssly and boldly. Grcat crcd-
IL j. due % the rrpublicans IN both branch-
- Cor TIE fdeiiiy ~ish which they stood bv
the govcrnmcn, during the pcrils q ihis
terrible r,hcliion. And more especially
does the government owe a debt q craii-
tude 90 tie men in The House ani Scuaie.
Who 50 Professionally laborcd 60 cary
through those measures q Legislation nec-
cssary ior a vigorous prosecution n the
var. The closing boar % d. last session.
shows the deep seated ircason % Po~e,l
and Nallandighan. and SALISBURY. and Cox
and Co. a. manifested Ia their long ard
vcnomous harangucs against the admins
tration. uade O. prevent. hy pariian,eutary
Eihbus;~rinc. the passage q important
ucasurcs. The siliainoas schemes 20 these
JET DAVIS democrats were frustrated "a
the loyai men ia the Ifouse and senate.
We have No time 20 speak q Oh, special
measaros q the last Congress. r,iating 90
ihe var. We can ouiy say In general
terms. that thy are suoh as ;he best vis-
dom q the nation has devised o. enable
thc government % oscrthrov the rebellion.
and IN their general operation hervaitcr. We
have no douh, they Nil D. found wise AID
i-li,ioas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13

N AarVh term. i"r 'Ni"''i. c''nn'cuo''i
on la~>das- JUDGE hoit' Oh" court ior m
mt time IN thi- County. Many cases n
Wish De- has besn engaged A. '''ur-ei. are
continued. vLi,h uii r'''iurr ti-r iu'ine's 81
the term Al-sui on hrr,-y' ur~ cutTics
have l-sn made. ~h.rh q, litie more than
o''e-inarl m num.'rr entered a. s'ur lr,-
Vrous t"r1ns
The io.io~inc os0crs Ar IN aitcu,isroc
t.srA- \. l.. Burbank
Co Auornc,. " ". BOLSTER.
>herf. Horaiio Austin
DeQptcs. Y I. 6rccnleaE Samucl I
Bcal. Ihoua- L. Das.
Nucr. II I iammont-
ASSISTANT Mc>scn-cr. Ben. W Doe
TIE iollouin- o. iisi 81 tn jurors re-
turned
ftheT r,Nrt-
p..t.l So. 60.
49, Ia r n.
s. ~ ~.
R.-,r.-l w, IA -.
p-,ts.Lr II n H..
...l..,.- n IL.
Di,e.ll M H..
,n.,,, D,,;4It tt..t.r
.,-.,,. -.
So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13

biFn. n ho-p.iai AZ Wa.t.r1-on. F.t.
lr. ~an..I D.. Ltar. ,f >~.l.r. t.. D..
lsth h-g. A.-o. in ..aai r.as ho.f...I. D.
ha-tan. near fmals.rha. EnhrI o..
kimhall. 60. b. 80 Rs Ar E,sa.. a.
Ia bad becn uifh h.r s.ulc ueck.. talirr
carr oi ban. aui vas aroazht home .i.k. o.
he f,iiowei n ier cay. b. tae Lait of
ai. sau. Anothsr a1ile yong rln La.
a-.en al BIS post. iu o. fr.amfi. .f .ir.s-
uaa t..rh dong haftls tar the ri-ht.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13

Lnvr 1o Wums,v Dbl Ole Lee.-
iatare. on p-titaa II b. Or Whitman. 81.
have Dol. land. Go o8 from la-f-. N.rsat .
ard on petition III w.. Jorlaa ,t a.... oi
Hartford. Cor repeal I'd ar 90 enlisted .. al
GO g. 50 aa certain psr.lls ir.u r..r town
81 Hartford and aaues tLe .4me O. I..A-
t,i4. &c. pe-t.oaers we're granted leave o..
ulthIrau
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13

In The town 81 Irenont. q most bitter
c0ute.t VA ragcl. a. tle snuaai mect.rr.
iu vaich ihe E,pablieaas eere tle vletar..
Ihis BEL one Of fle touns. ve I.e eve. ul.r
tn a-4.i.u. oll-ers we're resisted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13
g. IT, Os.a.d t,.-a.sr.t.
Slavery. the Rebellion. and EDanei-
patton.

So rs az tuF NnNfrN II. t.AhHFh NJ. llr ar...AI
t.ons. u,arratiou-. AMI ac-rrssiau.. from
ibe tiur. rf thc fath.rs to the present. Be- r.
nov rror..el rnr,.iis O. in.i..a,e.
Fi-.t. ir i~'1. Leai.ia-a. comprising
thc state OF that name. ana the ,asi ~ .ar.
oi Arkansss. Ni..oan. ioea. tic cr,aier
part ~ Mrnc.oft. Kansas. Nsh-a.ka. and
3D. Indian Territory "a, par,has,l from
Iraacr f.r ftrcn millions @ Iora-s ard
ttcn in 1912 The STATE ~ I.ouisia-s va. a.
miitcl % The tnion With savcr This
v,s carrying si,vc-y into new territory. a.
oui-cl after 90 Rrsoiufirn. ana sr--sdinr
thar evil which shouil have been tcpt
carefully within 60 -in.l Eri's. paniei
Wch.icr. the crcat enfpundcr % thc Coz
s'i,ution. savs 'hsi '' after thc adoption -
thc Constitution. any tn~asurr q fhe GOV
c-umert calculated Oh brinr morn slave ter
ritr-r into thc United State. NJ. hevru1
thc row,r of tlc Ceu.tiiutiou. AMI against
its r-rs-sions >f.l b uas jonc. arl Ia.
,,. steie a u,a-.h upon f-,-,i,,n
>ecorii,. in 1921. Mis.ra-i VI. al-.;-
tel a. a STATE vith slavery. Trn then. the
in.iite;ion had hccu constantly -rc~,l,-.
towards a. soafh. Gle northern slave >t,,~s
hccc-inr FIRE State. But tieu. ,ie tile
began o. torn against f-,-c.la-n. ant tb. f,.l
t'ark save ros- az one s1--c f-au- the s-th
90 re snfh parallel 90 latitulr. All s.nr,
then nnt sin-ir slave STATE pa. is,r-c
fire.. H1f stur,iv orp1-iiion "a. mad, o.,
u a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13

jane J.. lalr,toa o5rr, la Portland
paper bel to iarui.a '.s ,ls sam of 6s- ial-
drvl doi.ar.. lsh..h .an shall o. ,srca ;.r
ths rci,ef 81 the ~ and sounded .oiiirrs.)
a plan Which -ili Co.'s, uP the rcl,i..on and
lu.t. a.l tl. state. ia ..s months. or q. find
~. --.-.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13
iowa OE.ers Elected

Repore- last vcck-EcI.4bli-an to~us
Is. b,iJci. e.
Tie following tcvu officers were elected
10 Fcra. Mar,h I'D. ISIS Nod samuel
Iioiua~. Rsp
Cierk. VA Wos-i,--n. Jr. Rep.
>..crmen. Jonas Grceny. D,u.. On.
Wyman. Rep. 4 J. ChareLl. Rap.
Ircaslr.r. Wa u. Wa.kcr. Rep.
tcr,ts.lc aal Con. VA. h Greene.
Dem.
SIP >,hooi Con. J.. n Mann. Rep.
y J. Hal. Rep. W. Harlow. Jr.. Ron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-13


- an- H. .' taai. al .r "l i. h'-
ins orsHn' 'Hfrcs'ri De- " ''n '''a ara
- ~ - can '-r' iHr i"~'f 81
o.. -f'' h'' iaf lri.r "''f a"hNii :
i' 'en- OF '' l'r ia't r''n'i'.i
i-c"' an "'' a' '' 'af 3d. ID err
'r'aen'n-. .''-''i''. poser 'i
'''''''. ''-' come ' DID,
'a''.
a. ~
ine '-' -~ OF ''' 81 i-nen'' o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

F~leke1gS63G1 y1ueulb1y 1U1d,11g1Y16lu
: At rsjotndss = - fsothy etsllition Of
the arch traitor. Eevefd nonths since
tho U1ien sentiment cropped out 70
strongly III the counties Of Kendall, kin
bill 6iEspea sud Karr,s hat they were
declared. to be, in : state Of rebellion
against the Confederate government, and
. force Of Eve hundred men under oss j !.
n. Duff was sent into the several coun-
ties to crush out the Unionists ana con-
fseats the property Of every man who re-
fused to take the oath Of allegiance With
In ten days. p .@.s
Duff commenced his bloody work by
instructing his ninions not to take priso-
ner aay man found away from his family.
II one day h hsng sixteen Unios men,
and some time sitter the bodies of Eve
others were dragged out OF . water hole
in creek near Fredericksburg. each
with Stone fastened about his neck
Perhaps the srsbsI govessment at Rich
mond will disavow ia responsibility for
these sold blooded atrocities, and BE.
cession sympathzers st the North attrib-
ute them 10 mob violence, but the fact
that Duff. the leader Of the expedition,
has been promoted for 'gallant services
shows in what light his acts are viewed
BY the rebel authorities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

suFS n your hsi1ass, d tlsST G4G1Ul
aVdnniaB f1ksti DUR ~
Of swing the nation from thrsatsasd
wreck and hopsIss ruih, I would ihvsks
from Deity asths greatest boon, : oomp6n
gfaxs TO AVE rs nom such infamy md
disgSaee. sHa tne = " I'd SEQ
81 The day 10 not far distant when traitors
and 0osafds, North and South, win ccw-
Or before ths indignation Of = outraged
people. MARcH BRAvKLY ONWARD -
Nerve your strong arms 70 the task Of
overthrowing every obstacle IN the petE.
way Of viUsSry until With shoas d tn
umph the last gum il fred tai psoclAims
us . united people under w. Old Flag
and one Govesnnsntl PAraLoT Sol
Oilers this great work accomplished, the
reward fer sach sssvics A. yours will b
realized; the blessings and honors of Z
grateful people will Be- yours.
JOHN A. LooAH,
Brig. Gent Co'ud'g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-02

-: Uulk1l. .~a.es.aa.as
1852" sss5ise 1852.
.SERIRG TRADE.
COX i 9HEeEEY,
% Maaa ss.,.".....ke ekuk ,Iewa.
IN Ter: .as n d.' receiving
STAPLE 1 FANCY DRY GOODS / NOTIONS,
~siebthsyonsrto the trade Al prices as Low ss the
'.xsAAHa ArsrHsMAwiA. s.w. IswIr.
II RAINIER IRWIN 4 co.
WHOLESALE DEALxRsIs
Dry Goods, .v0stSsss, CgSshtssg
HAT0,
Bonnets, Millinery G foods, &C., de-, &c.,
rRoE1aoHr BUILDING.
Ne. los Main -. ,set.4lh and stA.
k1oxux .............-. ...........--...... IOWA.
@GMla00W ~
THE HOOSIER STOREi
No. Q Estes House, Main Street,
KEO.KUK, IOWA.
Is reesivlng new Stock OF
Jeans, Plaid white anA OeasseA EIannsls,
xatinet1A, Cassinaeno, Dlanksfa,
l1a anA Weoaoa Yarns, r
Direct from the Hoosier Fae.orie, IN Indiana.
80
~ Also from Eastsrn Ciiies,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Eestings. Jeans, Lin.
seys, Hansaets, gper da4l I,.elee---
shirts sssd DraNers,
Win sew supply Of
LAea1cS Cloth Clocks.
DRESS GOODS HoslERy. GLOVES, PRINTS.
Brewa anaBleacAsa Musiin, re. be.
sss + ass fesS 70 io ~
merit = iibsrsl ssass efpairopses- aa6
REMEMBER THE PLACE
| And that We want all tie cLEAN XnoL wa can re
for which we pay the fistsA price In c~Ah.
/ ono. ESTES HoUSE.)
/ =. K. HART, Agent.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ST. PAULs, (Episcopai) Rev }. d. Wakefield. Rector
services IgL A. Al. and p. NJ
ST. MARY5, (Cxtho!ic) Rev. Aeg Merz, Pastor. serv
ees 3 and 10 A.. NJ. and 3 r. NJ.
ST. ANDREWS. Catholic Rev j. B. II. Scope, Pastor
services Q and 10 A. N. and 3 P. 81.
LIST PKEsBYTERIAN, Rev. Mr.. Van Doren, Pastor, ser
vices I0k A. NJ and Y. NJ
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, Rev. Mr.. Aten Pastor. ser
vices lo. A NJ. and3 y. N.
PEARL ST. METHODIST, Rev. Mr.. simms, Pastor
services IO1. A. NJ and p. NJ.
CIiRIsrtAN--Henry Hall. south west Main
and franklin streets. Services by Elder A. 1. Hobbs
hrs and third Lord's day in each monthmor min
and evening.
UNION CHAPEL, Rev. Mr.. Kanan, Pastor service,
lex A. N. and p. NJ
GERMAN METHODIST, Rev. Godiove Trefs, Pastor
services tOk A. NJ aud p. NJ.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Rev. - Pastor
services 10 A. II.
% GERMAN LUTHERAN. Rev. Mr.. Grosson, Pastor
services 10 A. NJ. and 7 q. "
AFRICAN ". Il. CHURC II. Rev. W. {. Trevan aston
services lOI< A. NJ. aud 4 r. NJ.
FRIENDS. WICKSITE, services II A.
ORTHODOX II A. NJ.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

~- We heretofore announced The appoint
NEST OF Major Kinley as Provost Marshal
J. A. McMeans Assistant. and DIR. Beverly
Surgeon. We now learn that Jesse L
Williams has been appointed second Assis
tant Marshal. The following are the En
rolling Officers for WAYNE County:
Franklin township--EdwArd Starbuck.
New -Wilberforce Bennett.
Greene-S Samuel Johnson.
Perry Williams.
Dalton--Walter w. Thorn burgh.
Jefferson David W. Reed
Clsy--James T. Nicholson.
Harrison-Abner NJ. Bradbury.
Jackson--James Harvey and P. A. Weist
Washing,on-Pppointment not made.
Abington-R. D Bouebrake.
Boslon-Anpoinlment not made.
Wsyne--Albert A. Brown and Job Carr
Centre--Joseph Ratliff.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

Horse stealing is getting to be quite a
weeks ago 8 horses belonging to Isaac NJ. Esteb
Of Boston township, were stolen and but one of
them has been recovered. On Tuesday of last
week . stranger came into this city with two
fine horses and offered them for sale at the sta
bles Of w. II. Bennett but either from suspic-
ion or some other cause, he did not succeed in
effectins . sale and passed on west making on
ly brief halt In about two hou.s after he
LETT, the owner of the horses came into the city
from the east, stated that they had been stolen
from him the night previous and hearing Of the
thief posted on in pursuit. with what success we
have not learned. On Friday night last, two
very fine horses were stolen from the stable of
George Davidson, miles south of this city, and
in all probability will never be recovered, as Mr.
Davidson is absent in the army, and the thieves
will have ample opportunity to dispose of their
booty unmolested. Mr.. James Endsley lost a
fine young horse in the same way the latter
part of February last. There have been many
other instances of this species Of robbery brought
to our notice in the last few months and we are
convinced that thoroughly organized band of
operators exist in this portion of Indiana, and
that efforts At securing their apprehension have
not already beef 20 f,rih j N, thing but com
plimentary to the c.i.' :, Gagged with the du-
~ OF f'r-'ting out and detecting such high han
d oatrasss upon community.
p S--sincc the above was written we under.
sta..I si1. Mr.. Davidson's horses have been re-
covered, and the thief arrested
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

BSAbout two weeks ago. a colorel
!. gentleman. by the ZANE OF Ian gston, made
speech in Starr Hall. urging those Of hi
! own color to enlist. and fight for the Gov,
erDmen. under which they had received pro
lection. and had vouchsafed them SO many
blessings; besides the glorious privilege thus
Afforded of rendering aid to their less fortu
nate brethren in the South, 10 freeing them
from bondage. We have heard Mr. L 5
effort snoken of very highly BY several who
were present
At the close of the meeting, Capt. Luther
Croker offered the following preamble and
resolutions which wefe unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, This meeting has listened TO the
address OF afr. Lapgston Esq. delivered
here this evening. with feelings OF the highest
respect for the able speaker, and much
qualification at the interesting matter he has
presented 'or our consideration Therefore.
Restfved, That we t-nter him our sincere
thanks Tor the pleasure he has afforded US,
and extend 10 him the right hand OF sy mpa
thy and friendship in his honorable efforts in
enlIsting his fellow -citizens in the army of
the Union
Resoioed. That the present perilous state
of The country demands the united effort of
all here citizens, wLite and black, TO aid in
its salvation. and that. therefore. we owe
the same OBJ iga,ion to the families and de-
pendants Of the black men who offer their
lives a sacrifice for our detenc, and safety
that ale due to the families Of the soldiers
OF our own blood.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

EF When the news of the capture Of
Vicksburgh. and our great successes on the
Mississippi was received on Monday night
last. the boys got out their field piece and
aided by Mi,cLell's Band, bond6res. and
speeches, raised hig h breeze on our streets
in exultation Of our victories Col. Bickle
made a touching appeal to our citizens so
lciting contributions of sanitary supplies for
the sick and wounded soldiers.