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i WAsHISGToas pctpber lS,TTAs Even
ing Star says - eds "a sa~4sss ssesssasss
The skniiul iaanoeuyrc by which Gene
eral Meade checkmatel his astuie aJssr-
sary. and without loss Of any sort to
ANY appreeiaele extent. and placed HIM
self OH the other side Ssf Jordan, and
iiia pusitlon Sueres he "a ollf II 4 ~ accept
battle, seens to- haSe considegably boin-
cred thearebeis, who are not inclined to
light unless with L.dlan7llke sdyantages
vi !. surprise aud an ambuscadc.
r The change of pesitlons made BY our
army was effected without the sli, ,htest
confusion. .Et--stasl . .w1E
The amount of stores destroyed or left
behind iwuuid NOT make car lolsd alto
,gether,
said to be- severe. ThaEf3fh and I4th
Penna., ana the lethl-New York suffered
mostA 7 EfYTTfT rr<f sFssa4F
0u' Sunday night our forces crossed
the, ,Rappahauneck, and on Monday NOR.
ing two corps recrossed aud drove the
enemy TO Brandy Station with severszlo.s 5
in killed. wounded ana sprisoiIersa en- the
rebel side. They then re-cresscd insorder
to fall back, which they did in good or
der. ssN s. .sl.'@
Gen, Buford and his cavalry was on The
LETT ofT kiipa,rivk, in the, centre, and
Gregg on the right Gregg and Buford
lsaoceetisdin holding tbeSenemy in chesk
on the right aud lett until . s,oek, when,
acting npder urdsrs tleygfvll back IN. our
main body 1.-The purpdseJfltLs note hay
ing been ciee,eds .sesassysssa
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The Leagues Buying Votes
for Curtin.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 10, 1856

To the Editor Of The Ne,o York Ne,os:
The Leagues here are sending to Penn
sylvania hundreds of poor mechanics and
others with a free ticket to go and return,
20 vote for Curtin; and in many instances,
they are paid in addition 50 day for time
lost These are positive facts that ought
to be published. All over Maryland and
other States, the above plan has been
adopted, as it is here.
= ilaa'sa Yours. as 1896.
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The Coming Congress to
5s Abolish Slavery. z

The Washington correspondent of The
New York Tribune writes as follows !:
'sI here now forewarn Coppe.heads o..
all degrees that one of the first and most
important measures to come before the
next Congress will make slavery in. ali
parts of the United States an odiou>
crime, forever hereafter, indicting the
prnalty of death upon whomsoever shall
dare to violate it after it shall have
become law And | moreover assure
ne gro haters and negro owners, and all
thoir hackers of whatever name, that such
bill will pass both branches of Congress
by a very large majority and be hailed by
the people as the brightest aud best OF
all the great and good and constitutional
remedies for treason and rebellion, which
have been invoked by or during the most
GLORIOUS Administration OF Father Abra-
ham. ". So ~ .atoh
As fitting commentary on the above
the Providence Post reproduces the re-
marks of Henry Clay made twenty years
ago, when, in speaking Of the A ABOLITION
lists, he said: ..With them the rights OF
property are nothing; deficiency of the
powers of the General Government are
nothing; the acknowledged and incontes-
tible powers of the States arc nothing:
the dissolution of the Union, and tn
overthrow of Government in which are
concentrated the hopes of the civilized
world, are nothing; A single idea has
taken possession of their minds, and on.
ward they pursue it, overlooking all bar
riers reckless and regardless of all con-
sequences. - Gazette, Af & aaes
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Constitution may be beaten for time,
but it can not be .vanquished. Let It
keep its camp-fres brightly burning and
prepare for the great struggie--the last
great struggle, it may be--of 1864
REGISTER.
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OHIO ELECTION

CINCINNATI, Oct 15.-Returns from 81
counties give Brough 81, IA majority /;
gain of AZ, 777 in those counties.
Fifteen counties give Vallandigham
msjorities, the largest of which is Fair
field, l. 127, all of which give heavy
Union gains.
Complete returns from Cincinnati give
Brough 6, 456 maj His majority in
Hamilton county viii be 6; 753.
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n6- II is stated that French war fri
gate isnow on the way to Charleston Har-
Dor, for what purpose is not known
This vessel will have the Same right as
the British vessels of var to pass the
and enter the port 10 eommuni.
cate with tire 1rene hConsulthere. -
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Gen. Roscncrans'S Congrafu-
r.e lat0ry Order.
HEADo'R RS DEPAR'T Of THE CuMBER
LAND. CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 2, 1863.
0rdar NnLE21. G3atfa Eltfff 43sas

HEADo' RS DEPAR T OF THE CUMBER
LAND, CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 2, 1863.
Order No. g.. ai ' ooa'3
Arney of the rxmberlond: You have
made a grand and sueress!ul campaign;
YOU have driven the rebels from Middle
Tennesse. You crossed great mountain
range, placed yourselves on, the banks of
a bread river, crossed itin tae face of a
powerful, opposing army, aud crossed
two other - ounted ranges at the only
practicable passes, some forty miles
between extre met You concentrated in
the face of superior numbers fought the
cam bined armies of Bragg. which YIN
drove from Shelbyville to Tu iahoml, of
J6hnston''s army from Mississippi, ami
the tried veterans of Longstreet, corps,
and for two days held them at bay. giving
them blow for7blow, with heavy interest.
When the day closed ynu held the field,
form which You withdrew in the face
of overpowering numbers, to occupy
the point for which you set out, Chat
tanoega. .po3 7f l'sa@ stI54y 81 sea
You have have accomplished the. great
work of the campaign; you hold the key
of East Tennessee, Of Northern Georgia,
and of the enemy mines of coal and nitre.
Let these achievements console you for
the regret You experience that arrivals
of fresh hostile forces forbade your re
naming on the field to renew the battle; ;
for the right of burying your gallant dead
and caring for. your brave companions
who lay wounded on the field. The los
ses you have sustained. though heavy, are
slight, considering the odds against you,
and the stake you have won.
You hold in your hand&rhe substantial
fruits Of a victory, and deserve. and will
receive, the honors and plaulits Of a
grateful nation, which asks nothing of
even those who have been 6gthing us.
but obedience to the Constitution, and
laws establishe for our own COM
mon benefit. kisa s4iss u aaBI
The General commanding earnestly
begs every officer and soldier of this
army to unite with him in thanking AL
mighty. God for his, fayors to ms. siiIIe
presents his hearty thanks aud congratu-
lations to all the officers and soldiers of
this command for their energy, patience
and perseverance and the uGdaunted
courage displayed by those whol fought
with such unfinching resolutions.
{ Neither the history of this war, not
probably the annals of any bate. furnish
a loftier example aof obstinate bravery
enduring resistanee TO superior uum bers-
when troops, having exhausted their.
ammunition, resorted to the: bayonet,
many, times, to hold their. positions,
against such odds--as did our left aud
centre, comprising troops FROM all the
corps, on the afternoon. of the 10th, Of
September ,at the battleefs Chiekamauga.
| (Signed.) @ W.iS. ,R0SECRANS.
.ise. 81 Major General Commanding
xg The National Repub'i+en, of
Washington, says that Gen, Schenck will
ljaoya fro army and take his scat IN Con
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
HARRIsBUpGs Oct. l5.-The election
returnes come slowly Curtin's majority
is certainly fifteen to twenty thousand.
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,SE The New York Independent prSes
that a negro, should be run ior Preside, T.
That is Abelitienizn ~ dycdin wool,
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The New York Herald appreciates truly
the distinction between War Democrats
and aholitionists. 1t sayss-@ Between the
TIVE theioalyE aiference. In fact. il that of
tweedleauln aud tweedledee."
ssUNeqNpTrloN.AL UNION MkS. Those
who labored 10 yssrs " dsssssx a.Ls
Cnionl
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sa- The Nation,t Repubi-en, of
Washington, says that Gen, Schenck will
leave the army and take his seat IN Con
gross, where he succeeds Mr.. Vallandig-
ham.
As General Srhenck's. Congressional
salary, commenced on the 4th of March
last, he will have been drawing two salaries
for distinct Offices, Bnt the Constitution
must stand aside for military necessity.
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wYNKoOP's ICELAND PICTORIAL!
Aug Q, ls63.

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The Rev J; Potter certifes, that have DR..
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family for Pulmonary Complaints, have
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Hundreds and thousands of i'm portant testimonials
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Tits composed of pure Iceland Moss Balm OF Gileaa
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Barnes Co., New York. -
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LuXuriant Beauty!
LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving and Identifying
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Aug o, ls63. "a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

The People of Richmond have an important
election to come off, on the first Of January next
The Council, should be loyal men, and, as the
copperhead organ (ths Jeff) erects standard
whereby it judges of the Unionism Of others
in the fact that they went after Morgan; it will
permit US to bring the test little nearer home.
The Morgan matter is played OUT and the
tory editor Of the jeff, when giving credit to
two Of the present members Of the Council for
going, neglects to tell that his own "cowardly
carcase" was out Of harms way; whilst we
went as near to the fighting" IS did Mr.. NJ
Cir, whom he applauds-he only got as far as
Indianapolis, and SO did we! But Mack, we
do regard as . wholssouled Union War Demo-
crat, and We voted for him, and would do it
again if he was nominated on the Union ticket.
He shows his Unionism by neither supporting
in any way such . tory sheet as the Jefferson-
an--he would't pay . cent towards reviving the
thing, when the soldiers demolished it. and he
doesn't read the. traitor- that it has been
filled with from time to time. But not so with
the others he mentions they have all contrib
uted Of their means to help it oppose the Gov
eminent, and bring It into disrepute in every
way. They certainly have . right to dispose OF
their means - suits their fancy-but they have
no right to expect the men who are doing all
they can to support the Govsrnmsnt-making
every sacrifice to hold up its hands whilst it
puts down the rebelhon,-to endorse these men,
bers, by voting for them, who have thus acted
This is our belief and for this reason. do We
urgs q regular Union Ticket, 50 that copper
heads may not be placed in power in the city
in future, from the highest to the lowest Office.
If Jim Elder. who is at least three years our
junior. will volunteer in the EAnks, We will, and
thus apply practical test - to courage. Will
be dare accept this invitatiouY
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

SurrxR OF rHK 6orH.-Aleck. McKensey
the popular Suffer of the 69th, was in OF
city last week, on business. and We had th
pleasure Of forming his acquaintance. w
do not wonder At bis being . favorite wit
the Regiment. for BE is every inch gentlc
mamie is one Of the kind Of Suffers tn
are useful as well as ornamental. and tn
boys oil say they cannot get along we'll will
out Aleck. He started back to the Reg.
ment on last Tuesday week, and we tru
he may arrive safe.
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~ We learn

~ We learn from the Telegram, that the
sum Of one thousand dollars has been placed in
the hands of the Benevolent Society of this city.
by our old friend Robert MORRISON, for supply
ing contrabands with clothing, sanitary purpo-
ses, and for the relief Of the poor Of our city
This is indeed ; charity that stops not at creeds
and beliefs. and IN exhibition of unselEsh disn-
tersstedness, and true Christian kindness. He
is indeed faithful Steward and thousands OF
hearts have reason to bless God, that wealth has
been 30 worthly bestowed on one who dispen-
ses it with 50 liberal hand.
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p% The I24th Regiment, Commandant
kibbey, We learn has about six hundred
recruits ready to go into camp-is will be
full within very short time now. The
plan of Hon. John Yaryan, for the County
Commissioners TO give al additional bounty
Of 5000 to each volunteer from the County
will have the effect of filing Old Wsyne's
quota Of 357. quicker than any thing else
We hope our Commissioners will adopt it.
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~ Friend Strickland, of the .Cambri

EN Friend Strickland, Of the Cambridg
Journal was in our Office Wednesday last
He has moved the material on which tn
Chronicle was printed, from Centerville t,
Cambridge, and the first number Of the
new paper with the above title has been
received. We hope the people of Cam
bridge City will patronizs Strick. literally
and that he may grow rich at the printing
business, SO that future generations may
point to him as one Of the craft 10 Old
Wayne. who come to be q mlIianare toll
ing a, the cart preservative Of all arts
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E On Monday last, a shooting scraI

1 On Monday last, a shooting scrape
occurred at Centerville. I. n. Martin, son
of our late Auditor. snd a young man BY
the name Of Fosdick. got into = quarrel
F. threw q stone which struck young Mar
tin in the side. when NJ. drew . revolver
and fired, the ball striking Fosdick in the
arm just below the elbow. making . severe
flesh wound. This is another argumen,
against the reprehensible practice Of car.
rying concealed weapons.
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~M essrs. Nordyke & Jobnso, b,,

HJ Messrs. Nordyke & johnson, have
on hand at all times complete stock of all
the latest Patterns of Cooking. Parlor. OF
fee and Shop Stoves-both for wood and
Sorghum Evsporators, they ask those wish,
ing to purchase to call and examine the
superior kind they are manufacturing. Their
Tin. Copper. Brass and sheetirou Ware,
comprise an assortment of articles not sur
passed for good quality. in material and
workmanship, in the city. Call a. No II,
Main st.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

CrThe time to supply yourselves with Coke
for the approaching cold weather, for shop and
office warming, is nearly here. and Messrs
Starr & White prepared to fill all orders and
deliver the Coke to customers. 1t will be found
much cheaper than wood--that is our last win
ters experience. They are also prepared at all
times to put up gas fixtures being supplied with
all kinds Of plain and fancy brackets. Fire
Brick and Coal Tar for sale. Office on Main-st
one door West Of Emswiler s. Crocker's whole
sale and retail Notion Store--up stairs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

EV Jerre. Baker, a colored individual,
who has natual propensity for STEALTH and
can never keep out of Jail or the penitentia
ry only at brief intervals. has fair pros
pect to again get back to his quarters. Hs
stole a coverlet, four pairs of pants, and two
shirts, from the boarders a, the Prescott
House, the first Of this week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

RECRUITING FOR THE 19rH.-Lieut Thos
j. Crull, of the 10Th Ind volunteers. is
now at Hagerstown. Indiana, recruiting for
this glorious old Regiment. Now is the
time to enlist in . regiment that has. on
every field Of battle SO gallan.ly bore up
the Old Fag Of beauty and Of glory.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

| TIE New MODE OF CoURTING.-From the
following advertisement that friend cut out of
the Cincinnati Commercial Of recent date, and
handed to us it will be seen that, the new mode
Of counting has been adopted by an anxious
widower Of our Quaker city:
"Wanted-Corresponden widower, aged
~. wishes to open correspondence with . few
ladies Of intelligence and refinement, in view of
. matrimonial alliance. Has good position in
society, some wealth, and dear son 5 years old.
Letters containing photographs will receive i'm
mediate attention, and be returned if not appre-
ciated. This is . bona fide advertisement, and
all answers will be treated in confidence. Please
address California, Richmond, Wayne Co., Ind"
If Mr.. California is the man Of whom the
poet says:
"Lived In town. aud most wondrous wise,
Who jumped in q briar bush and scratched out both
his eyes -
He seems to be determined, for the sake Of that
"dear son years DID," as long as he can't get
another pair Of eyes, to help watch over the
dear little lad, by the old-fashioned sparkling
METHOD to resort to o "bona fide advertise
ment," and
"wi tn all his might and main
into another bush, and scratch EN- in again.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

u Lieut.. J. Marsh. Holloway, was in
town yesterday. He informs US that the
two companies L and NJ Of the list Reg't
left st Indianapolis to recruit, are under
marching orders to join their Regiment in
East Tennessee. They,Yere to start yes
terday evening.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

|While the school-mistress of q neigh
boring district. in the vicinity Of this city.
was explaining to her scholars about Noah's
food. and the fate that the Antedeluvisns
met with on that occasion. she inquired
whether any one had read the history of that
event. and recollected anything about it :?
One little fellow quickly spoke up: Yes,
l know all about it. for heard Grand Pap
say that he had to tie up his oxen to a tree
to keep EN- from being carried off,
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~While recruiting officers are busiy
engaged in obtaining volunteers, thinner &
Scott have recruited their stock of Notions.
Candies, &c, and there's the place to pro-
cure almost everything the people desire,
and must have. Give them a call
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

D6r For the largest and best selected
stock; the best and most desirable variety
of Dry Goods Of every description. at the
loves. prices, 60 to No. 81 Main-st, where
they are cow, as heretofore, having a great
run of customers. Haines says: let Them
run, as he has plenty of Goods for all.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

CO The untiring and indefatigabfe exertions
Of Hon. John Yaryan. in forwarding the work
Of recruiting for the regiment now being raised
in this district, deserves especial mention. He
has, almost every night since the call has been
made by the President for volunteers, bssn en- !.
gaeed in making speeches throughout the dis
trict. and they are always effective in persuding
men to enlist.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

- Measrs. Baylies, Marchant s. Co.. have
already repaired damages done by fire to their
foundry--and they now have building far su-
perior to the old one, and their facilities for do
ing business have been increased. Success to
the mechanics of our city--they are its life
blood,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

~ The lafayette Courier, intimates that
Judge Sam1 E. Perkins. is now at outs with the
Copperhead tories Of Indiana, who have been
trying to lead the democracy in opposition to
the war measures Of the administration, and it
doubts not that the Judge "has filed bill Of
divorce setting forth good and sufficient reasons
for leaving the copperhead bed and board
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linden table.

You will always end the very best as.
sortmens OF Notions. Toys, and Fancy
Goods, in this city, at Emswiler & Croker
40 Main-st., which they offer at Wholesale
or Retail, on the most aceomm odating
terms for Cash. -
Toy and Fancy Candies.
~ To arrive in great variety. a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

SALvE YoR CuRING BURSs AND CuTs.-1
piece Of rosin the size Of hens egg; th
same quantity OF beeswax; three ,imes ,h
quantity of lard, with small teaspoonfal
Melt all together and stir
well. then set it away to cool. Try it som
one. and then send in report
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

TDo you want the best Stove the best
Tin, Brass, Copper, and Sheetiron Ware you
ever had or saw? Go to Ward & Co.'S, at the
Depot-they have complete assortment Of ev-
erything you may need in their line, and at fair
and living prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

~ c. r. Johnson is out Of the Telegram.
and his place is filled by Mr.. Hunt. foreman Of
the Jeffersonian. Mr.. Hunts place, in the JEFF
fiersonian will be occupied by Mr., Austin Ber-
nv. who has been for = number Of years an at
tacbe Of the Palladium.
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Attention! Richmond Guards

You are notified to appear at the Armo
~. in full un form, at q O'Clock. A. M.
tomorrow Saturday. for Battalion Drill
By order of j. c. DAVIS.
Richmond, Nov. 18th. 1868.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

ltrMore New Goods at the Bee Hive Store
of d. B. Crawford. Carpets. Ladies Dress
Goods, Men and Boys Goods FOR winter and
everything to MAKE people comfortable can
there be had Call at No. %, and see for your
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13

OF The Clerk elect. Lieut. Schlagle, has re-
csived his commission bearing date from the
18th of March next; thus giving Gen. Sol. Mer-
edith the benefit Of . full term. All o. X.