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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-06
State Election.

The most important election. that has
ever bees held in this State, takes place
on next Tuesday. DO our friends re
alile this On the one hand, there
stands 1.-The friend Of the soldicr"-thc
man vino dares do RlGHT-whose honesty,
capacity. and faithfulncss to the Consti-
tutiou of the State and Nation, no ono,
unlvss ,.u Isl traitor Il. heart, can call
in question. On the other hand, stands
Jos. T.. McDonald--a man who has been
ssall things to all man whose sympa
thics ate with the enemies of the country
who is Running on the same ticket
with those who have sworn to obey the
bchcsts Of atraitorous organization, that
stops nj neither murder nor arson to &C
complish their hcllish aims and objects,
which is hetotd suhversion of our Gov
erument, III order that they may gain
place and power. Rule or ruin IS their
motto
The time for writing lengthy articles,
has gone by--actioH, is now demanded
next Tuesday is the time to act with etli-
cheney and force that will tell throughout
all coming time, and every patriot and
lover of oar glorious Union, should be
ready to cast his ballot, that the good
and true man shall Toe still retained ut
tie helm of the State, and the foul plot
tcrs of mischief, who are only fitted for
treason stratageIn and spoil5,' shall be
sent bowling back to their holes Of sin
and iniquity
The sign, OF the times are full of hope,
and all that is needed Is to see to it that
the People come to the polls. Let no one,
whose love Of country and whose desire
is that good men shall be chosen IL rulers,
pgclomiuates over every thing of Il mere
personal or party consideration, fail in
this. his solemn duty to his. God, his
country. lis family. and himself, and,
instead Of POO majority for the Union
state Ticket, which we placed it at last
week, "oli Wayne will give fully $500
uaiarity" This can be done, ii every
Union man will do his duty on next Tues
day Remember, that when the wicked
rule, the Nation mourns, and, imbued
v it'll this thought lett all Uorb.-woRK-
WORK, uutl the polls arc closed, and
the result cannot be otherwise than M
overwhelming defeat to the spoilsmen
and traitors. under whose auspices and
.. Democratic rule this internal rebellion
was inaugurated and has been conducted
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hnaE pm strange dar, oasta saados Of gloom sn3
s-ssins~~ Es.s sla~ h~s easry@a are we Of
t.s army. saeh things hardly stvc - passing
Thought the kesner senses beoarae ieaieaei BY the
CONSTANT exposure % 1na1f3s aus wears seas of
destA ana ea-uage. b., ka5 rsAleg, Go aes % i-a
taa barsl'E s4Ppass ta- soli2sr hss .asta'l the
far te55r-s Il nan: ar frpal i, The iah o. a
dear e.--ls n batt.es = ID $3.50, oT that's l7red
oae hs5as js r. ea-e. brings al Je renenbrances
- peaceful laz4sAis4lls eAeA -sA is.Es- - tears
zsa truu tbs ryath sodier's eve. Ths stern, ragged
man. gn sla ~ I'd field, i azaina child.
TIE health Il TIE fs.b i cay ta,erablv s,i tbere
ss.ae Sons p Sex report aaae however arr dam
es7a.~v SICK and bat one ease IN she Rztl Hospital
There has been bat death the Isegt. II taose
T-aSlat. Ia d. past ta-ee months. J. \. na-Ssas,
q c.. \ died AaEus: l-.,s. O.. fever. he a
za5ta young rz,, saassl wil rather mrs than or
d.uAry -lea,s sc temperate la5 Industrious habits,
bravo and generous, faull AMI usse. soldier.
such = ngble spirit cannot bat b, missed. saily
missed ly LIS essrales battle. who have slarci
es-a others harshEs, for months aud wears u sos,-
s.a-al service. Peace u his henored remains
There i soma Kind Of a u1aye.4 Ut ol foot n i.as
partla-n;, bat the old l sung. the
particulars would lie coa:Fahaui, The - Division,
All the ISL Brigade o. Division LEFT here some
dtvs ago. and lis Thought We viii follow soon.
fear thss move will make trouble with prospects q
getting home 10 vote al tie coming election have
hal some hope of TINS all along all very
anxious upon this po5at. wish to show ;Ae in
famous traitors Of - North, what 10 In
them at the ballot boS-.bat have been DOING oI
thu samecass SOUTH fer the past tiree Years Given
then. good cleaning ont upon every Opportunity
offered.
Almost every Indiana Soldier in this pepas tmsnt
Is al right tie area; pe@ins struggle IN Indiana
ana arc Waiting patiently for tbs time. when. s-ta o."
a,st.f e7.t we will utterly e,,sA aud doua heyond
It lcuYtau, every rebel symPahizer Of our .nativ'
State tbat We may again feel proud to own 10 th'
world that we beloug to the great aoosier State.
Nearly all our officers aye at home nov. recruit
ia- service ani enjoying the pleasures al visit Il
their homes ami tie many loved ones there. hopV
they are enjoying themselves hugely, aud getting
more recruits than they know What 10 do with
thought 1 was pretty good the recruit" hut
can't SEQ IT, III this arrangement. expect its al
right though IA kic; l have doubt upon mattel
whatever.
Promising to pay my respects more often in Ia
future, / AHA a. ever "QrILr."
p. :. The river Is getting very low now. but Sc
the Jay County ToFehght" speaks OF a heavy MS,
IN Cabin Creek and are hourly expecting
great Hood on the lower Mississippi. %"
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TEE LATEST NEWS.

On Satu. lH,s eharjlaus infantry at Harrison
turx, Will. us cavalry east Of the Blue Ridge
accommodating in she vicinity Of ChatIo;tsvle.-
Nlr,,usbur- and Rarpgrs Ferry to be abandoned
81, d base q supplies, which ase soon to bc sent by
way o. AlevRuifIa.
General Eosecrsns prauounccs the statement Of the
Naw Nor1 TINS, that lie Is in trouble a talseh91d Of
s-a charsster a. thos. In circulation when he
s.rs superseded in command Of the Army of the
lamHe-..a4.
.ag -ggrrilas captured tram OF twcnty-thUee cars
ana two locomotives on the Paci6c Railroad at Nil
lrrs Landing, Missouri, Monday last, and took
them west 1t IS thought the bridge over the Gasco-
made burned and the train run int the river
+ Eht hundred Sharpe's rifles Mere board he train
which the "a as,s captured A train on the Hannibal
4 It, Joseph Road. gong west, was thrown from the
track on Tuesday. aud after was visited BY $
band oC guerras. who captured about s. .oao which
they found the express, took thirty revolvers FROM
the passeu-ers and caused the ears 70 b. burned
Nothing gurt ser : Known of Prics> movements.
General Burhrtiec has permanently occupied Alb
in-ton vr -s. which Is 70 be made the base Of very
important military movements unier the direction Of
sherman il present plans arc successful.
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Eldcr Hefendina Dodd.

The last "Jeafers1 oman has nearly column
devoted to the defense Of the traitor Dodd, who
is now on trial at indianapolis. before court
martial Elder pleads that his prosecuted
brother" should have been put upon his trial
before = civil tribunal instead of military one
for the reason that Mr.. Do1d, was zone Of the
people and not Of the army !"
We grant that if Dodd could have had his
trial before one Of tbe "S0ns Of Liberty" Judges
Sam. Perkins for instance equal and exact
justice would not have baea me.ed out to him
It would have been better for Dudd and the
traitorous organization Ct which h. Is Grand
Commsnder-therew would not have been such
an exposition Of the Internal schemes Of that
society as has taken place before the Court
Martial. The same plea could be sustained
with equal force against any Of those guerrilla
scoundre.s and doubIe-dried villains, who de-
stroycd the steamboats, At Louisville last spring,
and the boats loaded with Government stores
at St. Louis, by throwing shells and walls filed
with Greek Fire" on board, chad they been
caught in the act, and court martial convened
to try them for the erime,) as Elder raises in
favor Of this man Odd. Each one of these
incena.4ries Is as much zone OF the people IS
DoIi is, AMI could claim change o. venue
with precisely the same show Of Justice.
The trouble with Elder Is. that his brother"
Doid's neck is i'm danger OF being stretched for
his treason by the Court Martial doing him
justice. no one can blame him for expressing
Is sympathy for this criminal, for has lie net
sworn to dcCaaI a brother on all occasions
4I,., ! ~. Il
on tn trial of Doia, nov progressing at In
diAnapl!is, that The Court Martial IS the proper
tri5uaa, be.o-, which he should be tried, and,
If fouad guilty. punished lie is the acanowl-
edged Grand Commander OF a secret militia
~ organization and part OF the campaign was
to seize the camps Of rebel prisoners, at Camp
Morton camp Chaise in Ohio camp Douglas
at Chieas and the depot Of prisoners a. John
sons Island. They were going to seize the ar
seaalS a. indianapolis a. 5 springfield, and CA.ca-
- Illinois, They were going to arm these
prisoners with arms thus seized raise al the
members Of the order they could. and arm
them. and a. many more as they could organize
On the 18th or 18Th 0! August and that was
fixed As the day of the uprising Each Com
rnander was to move all lis men toward. aud
c,aceptra:e them in Louisville. They were to
ask the cooperation q C2,oael SyPhert and
CoIonslJeSse Of the rebel army. who were then
in Kentucky. to seize louisville AM hold i: un-
ii their forces could Cooperate They were to
seize Louisville AMI Jeifsrsoavi.Is and New
Albany, and The rebels to hold them until these
forces could come to Louisville AMI hold these
p,aeas."
This Is some Of the sworn testimony tasea
before the Court, sd We publish it 70 show
that ''Ci.izsn DoIi" belongs to the army"
and that he has been properly court martialsi
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Keep il Before the People !,

That during the month Of February,
Little Rock arsenal. was seized. and the
revenue cutter. Castle, surrender 70 the
rebel troops. and the provisional Consti-
tuition was adopted. and that ali this was
done during the Democratic admins
tration of James Buchanan, and prior TO
the inauguration OF President Lincoln.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-06

When mea propose peace that Is to h. OBJ
tanned by extending the Of war North ward
till riot and rapine blight and b.oodshed shall
sit upon our own doorsteps we Will not be
silent. War is horrid enough in the distance.
The tramp of the leg ms of Grant and Sher-
man shak, the continent, yea even the gIeat
globe, and the eroans from Petersburg and 1t
lanta are heard and Ie-echoed in every town.
by horrid homeopathy, like is to be made o
cure its lize. Neither is regard paid to the
measure Of the dose. a crimson cup. fall to
its brin, is offered Us, labeled "PEAca" and we
are told to shut cur eyes and drink. Be as
surei we shall let no man touch the poisoned
chalice to In, lips without our earnest remon-
STRANGE. We believe in Grant and Sherman's
policy Of narrowing the strife, and plead for
quiet at home, and victories in Georgia and
Virginia.
True patriotism can be known, like silver hy
its rins 1t admits of great diversity Of opin-
ion and consists with honest criticism upon the
conduct of affdrs, either civil or military, but
it never rejoices at National calamity or dis
grace, nor a,lesi:s4lt with our enemies. Chris
tianity is pa,riotIc--it demands love Of country
and subm ssion to authority. Its spirit is
against all rebellion. If The Conlcderacy can
rest upon nothing but the inspired Word it
mast fall and its dark corner stone cannot save
it. Oar nation may be as wicked as Sodom,
but there is hope Of its salvation, if there
righteous tnen enough to he found-men who
have a lie eye to the nations good and Gods
glory; men who can rise superior to all the
clamors Of party and personal interest-men of
this sort to beget tone Of public feeling worthy
of the suhIlmi,cs Of the hour 1t is possible
that our ballots in November dropping silently
os snow flakes may da mage our enemies more
than the falling shells into their magazines.-
Bot it is also possible SO to vote as to barter
away The heritage Of liberty that bought
by our fathers at 50 great pr,ce. We believe
tia; angels and devils will watch every voters
Steps on the approaching day, and every nation
on the face OF the earth. with all the genera
tions yet to come, will DO like&ise.
lie, every man prepare his heart for the
solemn duty. conscious Of It's inasuitnls and in
p5rtauce, aad when the day comes let him 90
to tie polls. KNOWN; that mIiiJns in both
worlds are looking down upon him Western
Christian Advocate
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-06

The eanlsiates for >se-etArs q stats. State Treas
nreT A;'.1s - =, - AAs s en-, en-
several choes--@ 2 rrsa.sera
grad the feaa~in. o. ia fti.ssa several J.sssf.l
ttnciioua-ses have each taken. u,nbsrs OF the
0. 4. X. or Sons q Liaertv'':
Il do further s0lealulv promise and swear that
VIII al times Aad IN al places. weld aud observe
prompt and ,ett obeiience, without remonstranee
question: - a0y sni every nlAadAte, eommand. OF.
der, sT ruest o. nv iGacsate Most ExceilAni tirani
Counanser. "a all taias touching reia5tng - ths
purposes y the Q. a. X. '-urisr American knights.
ii NV power do 10 fagsher saeIaly prom
end swear. Tat Sasen~.ver TIE principles which
onier acutatss shall BE- assaise3 IA nv own state
aaty Wi. defen those Fzlac'pes with my sword
ana life. hsfSoeyST capacity NAV 6s assigned
g M b. ~ saQ~r'r comPe'eat authority OF our
Msssrs Asb,a Il, Il. Rs ;ins. Hara. AMI the canii-
date f'r Be- sssr 81 supreme Court, Taylor, all
third GeErce usllsrs at this trCasgnahle
anil l-,s t-1,a ne 4lose oath Tbis Sooiesy or
g-aaiae3 ana a tr rs purpase the aaoaaea ana ais
seains,s,a S. rreple- tia, hostile to the Gov
grrI,ut & lie a5ieI states. and o~spsusi 10 orgaa-
ls ARMY fav actual service against the State an
Federal Governments reogaiasS the exis.ia. reb1l
lion legitimate, legal and just; holis revolution
against the toserasncni only right but duty
holds the Obligation = the osler Is paramount 10
tAoss dae siasc State the United States declares
is purpose stop i.is war With tie rebels and
make treaty accep.S The creed o. Tie rebeion, it,
logic il plAas aud Is principles the nominal theory
OF Democracy. ana iGs eoal ( cohesion ani uti-
; mate success.
The whole purpose Of this ooler, Of which these
gentlemen members has besn hostility the Gov
ernmeui Of The uniti states and By their acts have
tomsnted uieAel Conspiracy that involy-
ia- uar people il e,olution.
+ Are who would lenl themselves 10 such unholv
purposes fit t. Is Entrusted with responsible positions
T ty loyal people We think not
piel.-At Centreyille Aug 18th, - cholera, LIZ,
BELISuCkf. only daughter 81 bisaep and Carrie Al
dlnEton aged year 10 molt4s and - DAYS.
Del Vt csa;r.si,le, Sspt. 2o,h, With congestion
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Keep il Bafo7a the PsoR.e /!

That. no honest man can or will say
that the war was commenced by the
present administration; for to do 50
would he to proclaim his own infamy
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Tg-Hon. y. =. Holloway, is now at
home for short time, having returned
from Wa lington City, last Tuesday.
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GEORGE. W. JULIAN.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

LEGISLATURE. VI u. JN0 -fa ". W FouLKE. Elm Coz
Treasurer: n. T.. IarE. Sheriff j. ". Pt&SaN
Com'r; -. Vs. tKAwFGKn. Surveyors: 4 {. ~HCTE
Coroner: ~TFrHES JoNEs. Judge: j. II. WILsON
Pros Atty d. =. Fox.
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piel.-At Cen're,ille, Aug 18Th, ~ cholera, LIZ.
BELisuCki, only ,laughtc Bishop and Carrie Ad-
dnEton, aged year 10 moat.is. and - DAYS
piel,-N Ceatr,yjAe, S,pt. 29th, with congestion
OF the brain. L. ;. Cs AT infant sou of BsAop AMI
Carrie Arlington. age z months AM days.
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Suppose they had found SOM ething
WRONG something against Governor
Morten-loes any one suppose they
woul have kept silent and made no re-
port: OF course not. \ majority OF
the committee were political enemies Of
the Governor, and among tie first, fer
cest and loadest III making the charges
in the first place. Had there been any
grounds for such charges. does any one
think they would not have discovered
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-19
l,r -IEsnrnH .dT
Trust Sale.

DURsUANT TO q deed of trust from Robert d
i. BonhAm aud Charles Ms 6iIbOTtsonS to J. n
Pendleton and myself dated the and day of June
1856 and recorded In deed book, numbered q, pagj
4O3s n the Recorders once Of ohio Couuty, West
Virginia; and to supplements or addition to the
said deed Of trust acknowledged for record BY tbs
said nhAm and Gilberson, on the 26th day OF Au
nust 1854, and recorded In deod book numbered ~,
page ~, In said eface, will, on ThuradGJ, the 7th
day OF April, 1854 commsncing Gt 10 O'Clock n the
forenoon, Pr0eeed q Rek 81 public suction a the
Ohio Lot humber :. -fsur-in the BSlIAir A ddItiou
70 tue City Of Wheeling the North side Of Quincy
street, adjoining the 1otThich at the time OF the
execution Of the said deed q trust belonged to the
Rev. William Armstrong. Selling as trustee, viii
convey such title only aS by the said deed OF trust
1 am authorized 10 sell and convey.
TERMS OF SALE.-Oae third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash. aud the residue In six And
twelve months with interest, Tho deferred p0y-
DsntG to be secured by bond aud 8AtisfActory secu
~. mr7 Is DANIEL LAMB.
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E1EELING. W. VA SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 19 1864 -

a DREADFUL SUSPICION CoNF1RnEb.4-
For some days dreadful suspicion was
entertained by those connected with the
cleveland and Toledo Railroad, that the
late Eorrible disaster hear Bellevue, was
caused ysome scoundrels for the purpose
OF plundertug the train. Ex-Marshal Gal.
lagher of Cleveland has been engaged for
several days on the groupd for the o. S.
Express Company, in ferretiug out matters
connected with the robberies, and receiy
in stolen property. he was successful,in
reclaiming a large amount Of property,
such as jewelry, watches, guns, &c.
Amongithe articles were two iiamond pins.
valued at $500 each. Many articles of
value were found in the vicinity of the
place, for miles around, and at the present
time every circumstance connected with
the 6endish affair plainly indicates that a
premeditated and even organized plan
for wholesale robbery lay at the bottom of
the malicious act of opening the switch.
In clearing away the debris of the train
about two quarts of bones we're fouua.
supposed to be those of Joseph Allen, one
OF the brothers who was killed. The con-
clusion is that he was crushed to a Jelly
and the fire consumed the fesh.and the bal
ance of the bones. None Of the bones
were over two or three inches loug-O, s.
Journal
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Public Sale.

NHE uRdsrSigned will offer for sale at public auc.
Il tlon at tks late residence Of Robert Patton, de-
ceased on the elBt day Of sRrehI 1866 the goods
AND chatteo Of BSid deceased, consisting In part
household IS goods, Farming imPienlentS. fields
wheat held rye, % shOcka aud fodder stack
hay, stack straw, 1000 bushels coru In ear, 100
b1shela corn, ahellod, 100 bushals rye 2UO buShes
wheat 800 bushels middlings, 400 bnshes barley 800
empty tacks, 100 bushsls potatoes, buggy, l two
morse wagon, OK cart, water carts, Two horse
ieu 10 coal sars, coal bank CARTS large lot old
Eon large lot old copper, 1000 feet lumber sat black
enlth tools, set carpenter tools, 60 head tat hogs
mead fat cattle, head horses, 60 barrels old rye
Whsky 10 kegs do do 100 barrels new do large lot
old barrels, do do do kegs platform scales and 9th
er Articles too DR harous to mention. 4,..,.,-
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. N. and continue
from day 70 day until all IL sold Whisky grain and
stock will be offered on Tuesday 22d.
TERmS-PurchaseS amounting to three dollars or
less to be caah above that notes at or months
will be taken wit two good sureties.
MARY PATTON, rs.
ALBERT D. RICE,
Next 'nsyillo, O., March Let. 1854. mrsrd
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pY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from John Russell
~ TO aenry EchoS. dated April 1st, 1859, and re-
corded in Decd Book a., page go, Of ohio County
records and OF my appointment by the Circuit Court
will sell at tho front door Of tue Court House oi
Ohio County, on Saturday, April 9th, 1864, at 10
O'Clock, A. M, at pubic auction for Cash. "Hll that
part Ot Lot No. 10, situated EOf street. III that
part q ths City of Wheeling, laid by Moses ".
Uhapnne and others, the name described AZ follows
" feet front on kod street and extending back the
Same breadth 122 feet ~ an alley, being the same
Property conveyed 70 said Russell by Robert White,
by desc dat sd April LIST, 1859 +"
JOHN @. CHANDLER, y
MIRA I'd ...r. H -..al Trustee