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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

Hspa~ liom snnunAlG : Hoe - { G g.
sentiments Of body Of man cognpoeinw. Z
fegimeut would b liksiy u IS Obtained
under gnch circumstances, eysry nan \
ofdlnAfJF sons and observation 6kil Saslly
Judge. The usivsssal rssslsof suslD "a
|epsatjoa would b, that thoss Who fsvsr-
Fsd F1aeiaGenS would yots, viii,
thcss who opposed would rsusiu silent
"A this way, though three fourrihs Of !
regiment might be opposed 70 The resolu-
tions submitted, the record would be- q
unanimous vote intheif favor. TIE 1oI-
der know very we'll TO whal tsssta1sat
. negative rote undn sueh cirsqrurstan-
c4s would subject him q the hapds q
e6oers who could 70 Ar forget tk1k owo
self respect and rsspect FOR freedom Of
thought, ~ to thus da1rada themselves
V thssspoGtion Of mere political dema-
gsguss.
On this point, and in reference 10 these
very-resOlutions, weapPend the following
from the letter OF private Of the 64nd
Illinois regiment to the Chicago Times
Cosisth, Mss, Jan. 50, 'e3.
= Editor Chicago Times The officers
OF the nlisois troops here had = meeting
-iast night. and are having one TO- niph,.g
The offsets Of tha meeting are b draw ~
rdDolntions deuoupcing the peace policy
10 Q65ls, nd tsu6ef ! f%hesv sSrvssss 8
Gcvernor Yates, The pFiyates are mot
allowed 70 attend the meetings. Ifa pri-
yaas sayp ~6rd "a favor of psaee, be il
'bfcxbeslsn and frUvnsd doxh BY the o.
teans = large najsrisy Of the priva,es
a1s y hs~ u the peace policy, since ii
be besg nsde negro war. They near.
lyiail>a(1see they did not enlist 10 free
n4grces lDr TO meadie with negroes in any
~ay. The officers would ike to have the
war e. Qn and prolonged. Il is . matter
Of doharsAnd cents Giti1 many IL then.
They ara sataisg lares pay. Many of
them, ass making dollars whsse hey eould
MOI nnals cents q home. Hundreds OF
the men would desert if they were taken
= Illi1oiI. a14r 15 ta
HPlaAA give this > place in year pspsr
Il you think il worthy
I The Shzacssr n .tbAsSaslutioas COZ
copied by these ':junping jssks," - they
arf htiy termed, are qaits q reprehensi-
~ in t6ns, stbsJ 40 ~ II place. Is
specimen resd The following :4
= kssclved, That We hsve watched the
conduct Of those members of
n Legislature Of the Et.ae Of Illinois
who, nh'repraseptipg their constituency,
hsvs bspn proposing cessxtion Of the
var, avoweAy 70 arrmge terms Of peace,
but really to give time Tor the exhausted
nseis u recover strength, and renew
ehsir plotting 70 divest Gov. Yates of the
lights and authority vested IN him by
out STATE consultation and laws; and to
then - clanly and firmly say: Beware
Of the tsrih1s raErihstioa that is falling
upon yuss soaAjssors At the South, and
thai, ~ your crime 10 ten fold blacker. Ii
viii swiftly smits you with ten fold more.
horror. shoah syou persist IN your damna-
BILE deeds OF treason.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

fy AAsSr Reo BasASP 0ooScEnns.
!. The following letter WAS read At the
grtat union Meeting IN Cincinnati
1csnisgss II does from the brother oi
Gen. Ro.ecans and Catholic Bishop.
IL will be read with interest.
CISoIsxArr. Feb, %, 1868.
DEAR 6m Though compelled by
spiriszal sAntiAs. 70 b abssss fsou the
meeting tonight / shall b pssssst in
my prayers and sympathies. To abandon
our tree Government because We must
wait year or two to get rulers to suit us
would b. unsttssshls mesumsssef s,s;r-
it. To give. up orr nAtiosal. ialegrssy,
oar Legitimate Government, cur old flav.
didAud pur army, and wait 10 see " hat
diapositis|u' Genenr Briggs army will
ohSoss ytp make of US when it comes
forth again, would be suicidal folly.
Il God keep rs from soch~ folly sad its
disastrous copseq usaoeai May the gloom
that hangs over ~ now make us forget
~ differences Of minor impostanee, asd
Join together heart and soul in giving the
casssi o. order and justice 1 triumph
ever sbosh the short sightednsss Of lie
friends and the treacherous violence OF
it, enemies With profound respect,
yoar obsdisnt servant,
.. H. RosECRANs,
rsf=a Auxiliary Bishop Of Ohio. =
r. P. 1AUHDsas, Esq, osssssaSy Of
- -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-05

Il hNU81W OVD1UON9 TT r
i Military Novsrnpt 81, Tsnnsssee.!l
! hbeury 20, 1868. 4-4t
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

OSK Of our 0ovsEnment officials, Just re.
turned from Peru, telk NJ that among the
frst and most fequent isquiries made of him
there about our public men was. whether he
knew or had ever seen the celebrated Ameri-
can Chemist, DR.. j. G. Aver. of Lowell
His remedies are found IN every village from
the elevated slopes Of the Andes down to the
coast, and their remarkable cures seem to
attract even more attention there than in
this country. The sentiment OF wonder ut
their effects takes . far deeper hold on
half civilized aud superstitious people than
il does With us, where the rationale Of medi-
cal problems is so much more generally un-
derstood. No other American has made
himself % familiasly known to the masses
Of the people in fdBsign countries or excited
ia theu so lively - intassst in himself as the
Doctor has BY h1 skilltul application of
chemical science to the trsatnsokol daease.
That mus, be dull man Wig does aot
feel some pride of country when BE finds
among distant nations that he is already
known and welcooe there. through the
labors Of our Statesmen, Merchants and
Scholars, whose renown has become national
property, and consequently in some measure
his own. Whether DR.. Ayers remedies do
actually cure more than others or not, they
have secured the reputation of being God
send TO those afflicted with disease. and
where great numbers 10 any community
believe that they owe their health and lives
10 ones skill they are sure to feel An interest
10 him which will find expression when
they NEE: bis country men.-Aafiondt Era,
Warrington. d. c.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25


"The bitter chickering's Of petty political
contests have no relish for US at best; but
when they occur among those who are, OF
ought to be. political frisnds and brethren.
they are doubly repulsivs. Truth and
justice require that We should say. that We
made our objections but 10 . small degree
to anything personal to the successful can
didate. Mr.. Schlagle. We had no
reason to quarrel with Mr.. Schlagle. We
have been acquainted with his father for
several years. an to a less extent with some
of his sons, never had aught against them
personally. We have not additionally
done Mr.. Schlagls injustice. - TIVE JxliaxJ
Rep after elee4o., Sept. "a.
''H Scblagle is elected. the present dy-
nasty will be continued At the Office. and.
besides. judging from the anseeedesss and
daily assoeiati0ns ef tie casdidafe. THE
OFFICE WILL BECOME THE RE-
SORT OF Low FLUNG DRUNK
ARDS AND True (yuli-
an) Republican. before election. Sept. II.
~Languaye would fail TO delineate a
base hypocrite and miserable liar more clear
y than the above extracts do. and We leave
he reader to comment on them at leisure.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25
Wayne County Fair.

We have been so tied up TO the case. that
We have missed the tight rope performance
of Ad'le CARoLrLrA, entirely. Everybody
who did see her Blondenizing. is enthusiast
tic 10 her praise doing all she promised
The Cattle. Sheep and Swine. on exhi-
bition, is excellent. and the Horses are tue,
We are told The Fair. so far IS agricultu-
raj implements aud machinery ars concern
cd, does not come up to former displays.
Messrs. Carr l. Co.. Jonas w. feo, and
Akin Il Co. come in competition with their
Thrashing Machines and Portable Engines.
Our old friend Thomas Mason. has . fine
lot Of Furniture on hand. DC. We shall
find room next week for list OF awards.
The attendance has been good. and We pro-
sums the proceeds will be sufficient to pay
expenses and little over.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

ALARx IN ENoLAND.--It 10 very evident
that the English arc becoming alarmed ss the
danger to which they have exposed them
selves, in permitting the rebels. to ct out
and man their piratioAl cruisers IN their
ports-,hsy find the consequences that may
susue hsrsaiserto their own commerce. BY
ours and other governments adopting their
course against hersslk 10 any future wars in
which she may be engaged; and also the
i:bi!i'ie: she is inoorring. in being respoD:i.
bic for the injuries in6icssda spon W. The
London Times is now loudly calling for .
stoppags Of the sailing Of the pira'ical craft
nov building in EsglAsd aud Scotland. on
Ne ground of British i~teress. III: (says
the Times we wsre unhspPily plunged
again into war. We might soon 6nd reason
70 Wish that We had supported with greater
seal the representations Of the Fsderals in
Ahs matter of those Southern cruisers.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25
LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving and Identifying
the himan hair 10 again put by the original proprie-
10 made With the same care skill and at
tention which drt created its immense and unprecee
sales million bottles aunualy 1t IL
still sold IS In large bottles. Two million bot
ties easily be sold in when it is again known
that the Kathairon only the most delightful hair
the world. that cIeanses the scalp Of
scurf and dandruG sives the hair lively. rich luxuri
growth, and prevents it from farming These
considerations worth knowing. The Kathairon has
tested twelve and Is de-
scrbed. Any lady who values beautiful head Of hair
Katharon 1t 10 ely perfumed, cheap and
valuable 1t is sold by all respectable dea throughout
the world. d. BARNES CO.,
New York
Aug 6, 1851 "a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25
Fine PICruRI

FINE PICrURE.-We were shown . most
excellent likeness At our friend Thos. Hunt
on South Frontst., of DR.. WM. b. SMITH,
deceased. 1t is painted in oil colors on
canvas, by Miss ABIG ALL JENKINS, who re-
sides at our old friend john Hunts near
Red Lion, Warren CO., Chic. The artistic
is quite young. but she is destined. judging
from this exhibition Of her skill, to take a
high stand BY the side Of the most gifted
and talented Of the noble art. The first
glance makes one who knew the Doctor.
feel as though he was yet alive. and that it
was almost impossible that he had PACED to
the spirit-land. SO striking is this pictd1G and
90 truly natural and life-liks.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

l.Ais,s SAes Board % AgrieuItsrs, see'ys Ones, /,
IndianspoIis, Sept. Z. 1868
The following terms fos carrying passsn-
gers sndr tsanspostatioe Of stock and ma.
chioery, have been arranged With the Rail.
roads pamsd below.
Fall fare to come and return free. Excur
sios ticke.s for sale ct oil regular stations,
from Monday. aSth September. 70 Saturday
October 80 70 be good for exhibitors on
regular sfains coming to IndianApolis on
Monday ssd Tussdsy. and 70 return on
regular trains on Saturday.
Stock and machinery on the same terms.
Owners q the same paying FIRST full rates.
10 Be returned free. on my certificate that the
article or ssimal was on exhibitions and did
not change hands during the week Of the
Fair. =.
LogansPort. Peoria 4 Burlington r. r.
Aichistn 6outhWn & Nortbern Ire r. b.
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne 4 Chicago r. r
Indiana Genital r. E. ~DFekt' ~
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line R. R
Lalayetes 4 indianapolis R. r.
Jedsrsosvills r. r. ~ A
Toledo 4 Wabash Valley b. r.
Peru & lsdiasapolis r. r
IndisnsDelis 4 Oinoinnati R. r.
Indianapolis d Madison r. R.
Louisville. New Albany 4 Chicago r. r.
Toledo. Legansport d BurlioR ton r. r.
Evaosvi1s d CrswloYdsviIls h. r.
Ohio 4 Mississippi R r.
Aichigaa Central r, R.-NostheYn disi.
sioo.
BellefontAins r. Ron excursioa trains
only-Wsdnssdsy. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. = = ygTqs1 = ~
Tsrre Haate & RichmosA b. R.-Tickess
On this ros4 muss Be stamped at oiies Of
State Boae6 Of Agriculture before return.
Others will Be added from time TO time -
they are received.
w. II. LOOMS, Secretary.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

1.-THE vote is about 1000 less than that
usually given At nominating elections. :. Had
the rural districts been out in their strength,
there is hardly doubt but the result would
have been different"
~Thus calculates the True (Julian)
Republican. The number OF votes given At
last April nomination was 2SA7: now it is
26l4-just 233 short. Give these to Col.
Hardin and Ii. 8. would still be nominated
by 419. The imputation ON the township
committees for receiving illegal votes at
Richmond and elsewhere" is very mean,
but very Julianish.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25
JULIAN Lil.erArUrE UNDER DIFFICULTIES:

JULIAN LiterATUTE UNpER DIFFICULTIES:
Short of H's.--We notice that the True
(Julisn) Republican Of last week, in be.
praising Col. Hardin. and announcing Mr.
Hull and the Short Horns used up all the
cap HIS roman, italc and title in the
establishment.
4 Drore of Short Horns - In the Broad.
are Of week before last, the words Short
Horns and Short Horn Clique occurs
trenty mine times in about three column MS
of matter! Bully for the Short Horns!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

~ The membership Of the NJ E Church
OF this city, are making exertoas to build a
Brick Meeting House on South Marion, on the
lot owned by them. They intend the first floor
to be used for School House. and the second
for religious services: The Hiding is to be 60
by 40 feet-cost to be about 81 5OO-have al
ready raised 1878 among themselves, and the
stone for the foundation is donated ;-they do
not wish to set carpenters and masons to work
until they have 81 500 on hand in cash and
materials. They are now circulating . sub
scrip:ion paper. asking the friends of Christi
anity and Education to assist them in their
enterprise. We hope they will succeed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

o. A friend Of ours excuses the BLACKBOARD
course of the .BeoadAxe and 'True q ulian) Re-
publican towards 1t Schlasle, on the ground
that both the editors of these sheets once edit
cd sdemocratc'' papers. and that it is impossible
for them to forget the disgraceful, low, and dir
~ fsh-marKet slang they thea acquired We
shouldn't wonder
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25
~Messr.. Nord,kesMsJobp,on. S.

~ Messrs. Nordy he & johnson, have
on hard at all times a complete stock of al
the latest Patterns of Cooking. 'Parior. Or
fee and Shop .Stoyes-both for wood and
coal. As the time is approaching for using
Sorghum Evaporators. they ask those wish-
ing to purchase to call and examine the
superior kind they are manufacturing. Their
Tin, Copper, Brass and Sheetiron Ware.
comprise an assortment of articles not sur
passed for good quality. In material and
workmanship, 10 the city. Cau at No. II,
Main ct.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

y ~ We had the pleasure Of shaking our old
friend s. f. Fletcher by the hand, on Monday
last. He is now residing in the Queen City,
and doing business with Robert Hosea & Co.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants, S. w. cor
Main and Front-sts. Cincinnati Friend +. in
forms US that this firm is doing avery heavy
business At wholesaiing. and Frank IS endeav-
oring to induce our Grocers to see their interest
in that direction Our opinion is that he is the
very man 10 increase that business throughout
this Valley Of the Whitewater. aud that several
pro6table chapters to '.HosEA," through his in
duence, viii be added.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25
MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE, May 9Th.

A6AIISo OPEN
Cfncinnati. Dayton and Eastern. ...ll:30 a. m
Indiana polfs . nd The West ........... 6:45 ID.
CHICAGO and North -vssa ............... 6:4o p
NJ AIS Cno01
india apos and Chicneo. .............. 40 .. m.
Dsvton and Columbus, and East. 500 p. IN.
Cincinnati and East 500 p
HamIiton Natl. via Bostos, As.s lse~ss .gJ =
Monday, WEDNESDAY, and Friday st, 1900 .. N.
Hamilton Mail arriv o. Tuesday. Tharsdsy
aad Ssturday at............... $500 N.
Union City Mail, via ABBY, Bethel, DC,
Same A. Hsnilton mail.
Winchester mail. via Ne~ Garden, leaves
Mosoay asd Friday $500 m.
Sane arrives Tuesday and Saturday ~. 500 p N.
t~Omcs open from TOO .. N. tot p. IN. Sun
jsys from 30 10 an.
n The Mails are governed by Railroad Time.
which 10 faster than true time.
ACHILLES VILLAINS, PIN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

VWe have not yet received the official
vote Of the minsting election. but learn
that 1t. Schlasls received IL IS, votes for
CLERK. and Col. Hardin 1918: majority for
Schlagls $50. Joseph II. Qoisg was nom
mated for Representative, and Israel Wood
ruff. for Appraiser. The whole vote cast
in the County was 26l4. We shall publish
the official vote next week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

A clergyman recently exchanged oar
Pct bags with Copperhead orator at
railroad station not many miles from Port
laod Maine. aud wss Mortified when he was
preparing for service. to find . Copperhead
Grafton and . bottle Of whiskey in his car
bet bag, instead of his skeleton sermon
Probably the other man felt worse than ne
did
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

EI Our friend D. c. Rich. has sold his
farm Of 60 acres to Messrs. S,rattan & Cot
fin. for $75 per acre. This farm 10 situated
"a miles from this city, on the Williamsburg
pike. He bought another farm on the Ar.
ba pike. u m les from this city, containing
les acres. at $5I so per acre.
r. Isaac n. SkiIlmau, sold his farm
near Newport. of 100 acres. to Jos. f.
Strattau, for s. 900.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

EV At the Rush Co. Fair, one Of our
friend Jonas w. Yeo's Steam Thrashing
Machines took the first premium. 1t thrash
ed Al bushels Of wheat per minute. One
Of his Portable Engines also took the red
ribbon.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

- Gen. Darlington. addressed the peo-
pie 1t the Fair Grounds on yesterday. and
reviewed the Wayne County Brigade. He
eomplimsn,sd the Richmond Guards very
highly sor their soldisrly appearance. and
sf6cisncy in drill.
@Col. Bridgiand. presented Gen. Meredith
with . splendid horse. yesterday, worth not less
three hundred dollars.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

The rebels boast Of their ohivslry. DO
the facts warrent il? Davis - rePudIa-
tor. Floyd thief. Ven Dora . pron'gate'
Holmes . dead drunkArd. Morgan . horse
thief. Qlantrell . murdsrer. FOLK . drunk.
on Bishop. Richardson . butcher ana Mosoy
plundersr OF the dead.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

- Col. j. A. Bridgland and family.
have returned to their home 10 this city from
their European tour. We are pleased to
see the Colonel look so WELL his health
be says was never better.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

EvThe great attention At the Fair was
the Lady walking the rope. The great
attention in town is Haines' Cheap cash
store. No. 81 Main ST. All are delighted
with their New Goods now opening Call
soon. @z,s s. Eis - rs q
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

OF The Yearly Meeting Of the Society Of
Friends, commenced Wednesday last in this
city it will adjourn probably on Monday next.
Tho Yearly Meeting Of the other branch Of
Friends, commences on ne It Nonday, and will
e6nsinpe throughout the week, Next Sunday
week win be what is generally termed the "big
meeting day" The first is called "Hixites =
the last Orthodox"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

We learn from the Cincinnati CONNER
cial that four or Ave Of the soldiers OF the
ia indiana sin menths men were killed on
Tuesday during the rain storm. on the in,
d;anapols and Ciucinuati railroad. somc Of
the men were on top Of the oars and bad
thei, blankets over their hesds 70 protect
theo, from the bsssisg rain. vhsa eo0isg
~ ! bridge several we're ssruck and hDocked
of. killing four or eve and severely injafing
e,varal others. No names were given.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

Green copperas destroy the fouie't smell:
and il placed under = bed ~ hosP,tais and
sick rooms will rssdsr sbsat mosPhsrs fres
and pure. For butsAsrs, ssa'la. hs1 narkses'
sinks. and whsrevsr there are ousasave,
pusrid gases. dissolved coPreras 'PI,"kied
about. will in . day or two purify the ct.
mosphers. and an application once wssl
viii keep il sweet and healthy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

HYou will find the Florence Sewing
Machine at No. 50. Maiu-ss., Sam. BELLS
old quarters. and our advice is. don't bay
machine until you have thoroughly ex.
amined the Florence.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

About two weeks ago. . bundle
Of Child's Clothing was found in the North
end Of our city. the owner OF which can
have the same by calling At this Office and
paying for this notice.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

16r One Regiment in each Congression-
al District. making eleven. is to be raised
in this State by volunteering. $500 ad.
vance pay and bounty to new recruits, end
$500 to those having been in service. is Of
fered as an inducsment to volunteers.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25
Administrators Notice.

sNHB undersigned having taken letters OF
- ton out the Wayne Probate Court, the estate
Of Daniel B. Aaekinsou. deceased hereby
TO those having claims AaiAst presns
them legally authenticated settlement
months roA date AID to thsee Indebted. iume-
diass payment The estate Supposed solvent-
c. d. HUFF. Adn p.
Richnond. Sept q. 1853 a.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

~LAD1Es. do you wish mica Travelling
Basket? There is no place you can dud a
better assortment, than at Emswiler & Crock
er's, No. 40, Main-st Call and zee.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25
Property Or Deceased unAiasa
solder OF the VtcksbuPg Army.

The effects Of the followisg Indisua sol.
diers deceased 1t vieksburg. 1iss.,. are now
10 my possession subject to the order Of
their friends. Those applying viii 30 ~.
CURED to prove thsil identity before seosiv-
Ing the property. VIZ. HAsnAMAN.
Gen. MI. Agen. Of Ind.
Daniel Vol. Company A. esd.
Jesse Lseas. company l. 93d. ,ge
W A Ward. company @. esd.
D J Cooley. company @. esd.
+ Pslmes. company H, 93d.
d J johnson. company d. esd.
J r Rase. oompsoy II, esd.
SD Csmblin. company U. 54th.
Ei Booth. company /, sOsh.
Oliver Noble. company e. 10th.
John Bullock, company E. 5Osh.
B + Clifton. company X. 69th.
Charles Miller. company H. 6ish.
Thomss Shafer. company @. SD.
John Thomas. company G. 46th.
N 8 Nswby, company G. 9th.
w II Brewer, company H. 9th.
J O Martisdale. company I, Goth.
VIM Hellon, company b. 62d.
David Nelson. Company D. SD.
Joseph Hsssings, company q, Goth.
Adam Rcssner, company Z. 10th.
Robert Q Williams, company E. 10th.
David w Jones. company F. l0sh.
Christ Pickle. company /. 18th.
Robert Kyle. company @. SD.
Josiah bSaet, company II. 69th.
Hiram Ssyder. coupany |. 10th.
Elliott HAanell. company 1. 10th.
Geo Bran. company A. SD.
VIM n Rodgers. company b. SD.
Amos Brown. company X 9Th.
@. Talbot. company X, seth.
Nathan Rebsrts. company F. esd.
VIM. johnson. company G. 54th.
VIM. Sheets. company A. 54th.
Jesse Goodman, company l. 6Oth.
Alex. NcClsre. company E. 26th.
@. w. Jackmau. company +. a6sh.
John A. Hsthur. company @. Seth.
@. E. Kers. company X. Goth.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

Ev Stoves are still needed for cooking
G. c. Bulbs Cash Stove Store. is the
place to get the kind you want. Anything
in the copper, brass, tin and sheet iron
ware line, that is wanted, can there be had :.