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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04


LIFE PIcrURr.-The New York
Times furnishes the foI,o,virg mar. yrnr,h
&c picture. A few OF the originals are
] found in Wayne County; but not many,
thank God:
what does the Copperhead stand byf
" 10 what creed is his faith pIedgedr 10
what order does he belongf None what
ever. lie giories in having no country
except 1T be the little community called
u state, which however, he passes most
OF ms time in abusing, depreciating and
comparing dISadyanta2iousIy with South
carolina or Mississippi. He belongs to
no order or race of men He gathers to
himself the degraded of every breed or
country, and is never so much at
nome as amid the ignorant and degraded
. portion OF the foreign immigrants 1t IS
us special delight that he has no flag
lie abhors the Stars AMI Stripes, and is
always delighted when it is dishonored or
Inundated; the Confederate flag he rather
admires, and is proud of, but it does not
belong to him. He has one quality in
common with the negro, one which more
uiah aught else has con- ri buted to the
degradation of this unfortunate race: il
- impossible to insult him or ronse him
10 any feelings ofresentment You will
ind bin In Paris and London, skulkinp
around hotels frequented bySoutherners,
aehyihg or concealing his Northern
birth, or If he owns it, abusing and
fedicu'ing his native place, denying his !
own Government to foreigners who are
sickened by his want of shame gloating |
over the defeats of his neighbors, and /
predicting their ruin and confusion
lou find him at home, stumpinr the \
country In the interest Of men who tell
INN that they must hold their noses
"heh they walk with him, pandering to
the base passions of the 'baser sort
playing on all that is selfish, shortsighted 4
and degraded in human nature, the love
OF money, the love of ease, the indiffer-
ehce To all moral ends, or aims or con
equeuces-always the very incarnation
oi That gross and foul materialsm which
made good and wise men everywhere,
before this war, shake their heads sadly
over the aspect OF our civilization"
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The first instance on record OF inter
ference with the right of speech was
according to tradation-in the case OF
one Satan. who had been trying to per
shade Mistress EVE 10 desert her hus-
hand and her God, and secede from
Paradise. His PLAUSIBLE tongue was
summariiy stopped, and since thu. day
he has been able only to hiss his disap-
probation of the arbitrary act, like the
genuine original old Coprerhead that he
Is. His modern disciples squirm and
hiss in his wake as naturally as his own
| shadow.
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WHAT THE CONSPIRACY HAS
DONE.

a secret organization forced the cot
ton States into rebellion against the
wishes of a clear majority of their Union
loving people, who would have prevented
1t had a fair election been allowed them.
secret organization recruited armies
for rebellious purposes before the cotton
States had seeded
"A secret organization oyerawed the
border slave States, and dragged most
of them into the rebellion against the
wishes of their people
secre organization has maintained
all the service of the Rebels in this war.
enabled them to know all that they desire
with pretended details respecting their
own, by means of disguised traitors pro-
Tossing to be our friends.
secret organization has encouraged
deserters from our armies, shielded
dcserters from arrests, organized resis-
lance to the draft, recruited for the Rebel
srmies in the North, carried on the con
traband trade with the Rebels in arms.
supplies, &c.
A secret organization has demoralized
the Democratic party, deprived it of all
freedom Of action or elaboration, vitiated
its tone, dffused reasonable sentiments
throughout it's ranks, and prepared it for
aiding the rebellion.
\ secret organization produced the
bloody and terrible draft riots in New
York city.
a secret organization fomented the
draft riots in the Democratic districts of
Pennsylvania,
a secret organization is the source of
sill the Copperhead riots in the West
"A secret organization projected re
volt at the West and invasion OF the free
States by tho Conrvn~--.> paba, armies
to aid that revolt.
\ secret organization is the actual basis
of the Democratic strength and hopes in
the pending canvass.
A secret organization, sworn to aid
the rebellion. but seeking the election OF
Mcclellan and Pendlcton as the means
most available for treasonahle purposes,
has eaten into the yitals OF the Demo
cratic party and destroyed it, so that 1t is
now nothing more than mere shell, IN
which this secret conspiracy is concealed
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E-- The jeff is Uniformed" very convenient phrase
that tor liar that the majority OF exempted drafted
from this district, for ply steal disability are Alb
olltlonIsts and that the democrats pronounced fit
for service. If this be the fact it is tor the
that nearly all the abiebodied Union did not W lit
to be drafted but volunteered the cali of their coun
try, whilst the abe-boded buternuts and copperheais
stayed Joined that reasonable society Of the
y. A. n, and have been conspring to overturn our
State and National Governments committing frauds
on the ballot box-laying plots TO murder Governor
Morton and others, and playing the devil generally
That's what's the matter =. and jim Elder is only
sorry that he and other corrupt and scoundrely lead
ers OF what they call the democratic parry, did
succeed in their hesh conspiracy!
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s ale Of Real Estate.

TuNl1E undersigned offers at public sale under the
j provisions OF the last WILL and codcils OF
William 3wariS late of Wayne County. Indiana de
ceased, the following Real Estate situated in said
county, wit:
Inc south West quarter OF section one, ana the
North West quarter of Section Twelve IL in Town
ship Is, and Range One West comprising abou: 81 5,
This land lies miles little South of East
from Richmond the Rail Road from Rich moni Ind
to Eaton Ohio, il S land of superior quality, has it
cleared and under cultivation 235 acres, good Brick
Heuse, frame Ba m good Orchard, and good water.
To suit purchaser the quarters be sold separately
One third OF the purchase viii be required down, and
the rena nder in two and three after date
with interest from date, payable annually Notes and
Mortg the and will be required of the purchaser
for the deferred the time of executing the
desdb by the unfie rs'gei subject the conrna tion
of the court OF Common Pleas of said county OF
Wayne
JONATHAN SCARCE; Executors
October Is, 1864.
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"A failure this war failure.
They lie There has been no failure.
there can be no failure-except ut the
polls in November, What voter con
nccted with the army by the dead buried
on the battle ield-connected with the
army by the living, suffering, fighting,
but never finching patriots in the trench
cs. dare risk, by his Inactivity or his
neglect, the responsibility OF failure in
the November part OF the great fight for
freedom?
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EDITORS OF PALLADIUM,

EDITORS PALLADIUM,
DEAR SIKs-With your permission wish TO say to the
readers of your paper that will send, by mall
to all wishing it free, Recipe, with all directions
for making and using a simple Vegetable Balm, that
will etfectually remove. in ten days Pimpes, Bo'ches
TAU Freckles and all Impurities of the Skin, leaving
the soft, clear smotohe anil beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads,
VIII eFnres. simple directions and information that
HAIR, "hiskers' @ -, full growth of Luxurians
DAYS. 49, than thirty
All applications answered BY return mail
charge.
Respectfully yours,
THoS F CHAPMAN, Chemist,
S3i Broadway, Newt ork.
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CRAwroRD-s sroRE REMovED,

bank square. near the Big Pump, opposite Sus-
ir1ns Hat S.ore-sisn Of the fseS Hive here he vii
Dc Pleased 10 see his oil friends and customers He
now occupies of the hest and coarenent Store
hcons IN the city, and determining do he has
1niicru.y dope: keep constant sapply OF tie kidd
ADJ quality of Goods that customers most need and
desare feu esDncs patronize IN the city, rho
VII give you the worth of yoar .soner, more exactv
thsa d. B. Crawford. Therefore, go there and make
our purchases, il you vi ID se secure bargains.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

John W Forney has again taken the
stump in Pennsylvania. His engage
neuts include WilkeSbarre, Montrose-
Towanda w ellsborough, and l1oga, with
other towns of less note. The Novem-
Der vote in Pennsylvania will be differ
ent affair from that of October Inc
People Of she State are all right For.
tuna,elv the periodicity of the disease OF
ieaiously aud dissension, chronic IN the
liberal politics of the Keystone, breaks
out among its little" leaders only In
October.
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Prepare for Winter,

And buy your Boots and Shoes at
McMeans and Brothers, Main St, oppo-
site the National Bank. They keep
splendid stock ut as low rates, as they
can he bought in the city. They are
very accommodating dealers, and are do
ing a fine business. Their stock of Hats
and Caps is also complete
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

Er- We always thought something
would turn up in our favor, and we've
not been disappointed. Our friend MI
CAMEY WATSON, left us q basket of the
largest, incest, sweetest, most solid Tur-
nips, we've ever had the pleasure of lay
ing up to our face. They are from Sha-
ker seed, and grown on his little planta-
ton on the West bank of Whitewater,
opposite this city. We thank our friend
for this turn up of Turnips.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

5-a-Mrs. NJ. G. Walling, of Texas, gave to a crowd
ed audience at Starr Hall Saturday night last an
interesting account Of her rou that State with
her children, 10 the North.
E1SCol. Bridgland, we learn, purposes leaving our
city and engaging b siness in the cv of New York
are sorry 70 lose enterprsing and whole soued
citizen as Col b. has proved himself Success attend
him.
s~Geo Holland, Esq, has moved his Law Office TO
The room over ID. Is. Craw fords Bee Hive Store. See
his card in another column.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

Oristcs 4. Brownson, heretofore vehe
meutly opposing Mr.. lincoln, now de
rlares that the choice between the can
didatcs OF Baltimore and of Chicago Is
virtually a choice between Union and
Disunion. hence he goes for Mr. Lincoln.
He SAYS; II cannot vote a Peace ticket,
for this war has cost me too much for
me to be willing it should end till the
Rebellion is put down and the authority
and majesty of the Government vindi-
Gated"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

We continue TO hear the most eneour.
aging accounts from New-Jersey. Gov,
Morton of Indiana. Col Crawford Of
Tennessee, Col. Carpenter OF Kentucky,
and numerous other speakers, are adj
dressing large meetings, and all report
good progress. New-Jersey doan't mean
70 Sc reekoned Coppeyhe2d always.
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80

Es-ln the battle the 9Th ult, between Sheridan
and Early, Lient Geo Quay, of the sth Ind Reg
killed. and Capt. John Caho, wounded and taken
prisoner. Lieut. Quay good and brave soldier,
and his loss is deeply felt and mourned by his many
friends in this city Col. Kinney, also OF the sa me
Reg was wounded ia both thighs
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REMEDY FOR pItEs.-f.is blessing fo-
,hc suffering 70 know that we have an sfretnsi cure
fnr .hi. t-uv :ruublescrns disease Nj, ). Hsssrds
,ls.urs in Informing all who suasr.ns With psies
-, hs re-. small quantity Of DR.. s;rickl.od Pile
Remedy, ard 1t eauctsd psrmansnt eors as sesass
r-s,are,or Itis rlanufscsursd ss No. Eass Fourth
ss.-ret Cincinnati, Oi,.o, a.d sold b. al p.sfSsss
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LOST.

On last Saturday evening either on
main, q Gold Buckle and Watch Key.
attached TO a short piece of purple rib
boa, the whole containing a watch Gnard.
Tie finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it st the Telegram office
Oct Eth. 1864.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

The soldiers in the armies have
double hat,ie--we single one lhey
handle ballots and bullets They ask
Us only to use ballots as faithfully as
they use their bullets. And we should
consume with shame and perish IRON
among men, If We allow our brothe,s IN
the field to be turned TANK ana rear os
Rsbel victory a. the Northern polls.
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fsI-3-m.2

" Gas Fixtures, OF the latest styles and
patterns put up promptly by the proprietor of
the Gas Works, James NJ. Starr. Fire Brick,
Coke and Coal Tar for sale. Orders received at
the Office one door west of Emswier & Co.'S
and promptly attended to.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

4 returned soldier. who couldn't pick
,,, thing. with his left hand, because IL
had been SHOT of was leased to walk in
a Copperhead procession in PhiladelPhia,
II was compelled once to walk In a
Rebel procession from Meehanicsville to
Richmond-shan't do that thing, though
voluntarily
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

Ns- ONE TRIAL is said to convince the most
skeptical person that the Liquid Catarrh Remedy Of
Dr. ID. H. Seelye is certain curative of that linger
ing and life-dest:oying disease-Catarrh Obtain
Circular of the Druggist showing symptoms, where
by the presence of Catarrh in the system may be de-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-11-04

MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S CURATIVE BAL
SAM.-"This invaluable medicine possesses the eN-
traordinary power of relieving Immediately Coughs
Colds Hoarsness, Difficulty of BREATHING, and Hnski-
Such at least we have found it,"
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- Hams. at the Ham Corner; Dried Beef;
Family Groceries and Produce OF alnos; every
kind. to be had q, Geo. w. Bsrnes's, Opposite
Citizens Bank.
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Real Estate for Sale.

y6NHE undersigned viii sell at Public Sale the
premises, % SATURDAY, the 18th dav ~ November
next the Real Estate formerly al and occupied by
James LsTi>tou, deceased. situated toe Liberty and
Brownsville Pike. tyro miles West Of Liberty, the
cour:r sat Of Cniou couhiv, containing hunirsd
aud eighty seTss, One hundrsi under cuitiEs-
tion, ard ths balance well timasred
The farm Is in coed state Of cultivation CT which
!. isr.s tr-o-sory Brick H1use good Frame Barn,
Stable and Cribs, ard othsr out houses, ;hsee good
~ells and good orchard.
Terms Of sale
ttns third Of the purchase Money viii Be required
sr .aj The balance in tvn equal annual rarrus-is,
with interest from date. @eed uiil DC rsacs by tie
widow zni heir. Of .ns 8sesisnt and the Purchaser
wi be required 70 the deferred tarrnerts bs
ness. secured BY . rneT;-sge u tbs tsn's wsivsr-
~snstinn .hi spprziserelt Lava. Possss-son sil e
vir % tie 10th day e AsroA.. isss.
Sais % cen rsncs at o'eieck p. ". - said dss,
~asn further particulars sill Be uasds known, ard due
assensson zsvsa ~, EEShy KING.
oe. -
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SYM ON s.:

The symptoms Of Caiarrh they generally appear
are at nrst very slight Persons find they have
cold. that they have frqnens attacks, and
siuve 10 the changes OF temperature In thS condi
ron, the nose may be dry, a slight discharge thin
and acrSi afterwari becoming thick and adhesive As
the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
creased in quantity and changed in quality: they
thick and heavy, and are havked coughed of The
Secretons are offensive, causing lad breath the
voice Is thick aud nasal; the are weak she
OF the smell Is lessened or destroyei desness fr-
quently takes place Anosher common and iEaportar,
symptom of Caarrh is. that the person is obliged to
clean his throat in the marning OF a thick sinsy
mucous. which has fallen down from the head during
the night. When This sake> place. the person may be
that his disease is on its way TO ,6e lungs and
should lose time in arrestinS it
THE ABOVE ARE But FEW OF THE CArARRH
SYMPTOMS.
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Taxes for 1864.

II and. &c the purpose OF receiving the same, am
required nv act OF the Legislature. reInln in the
Once from ctober 10TH the time of receiving the
uew Duplica.e until the Taxes becomc delinquent
Ali persons having Road Receipts will bring them in
when they coIne - pay their Taxes, be
500 be settlement Of the Dupsjeaser except on
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TERMS
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1865.

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Notice to Teachers.

II WILL examine applicants for teachers license IN
the College Buildings, CentTeTile, Ind. follows:
viz, Oct. 29th and Nov. 5th 1854, also The last
Saturday of each month. JOHN COOPER,
Examiner
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For sale in Richmond. Ind. by T.. e. Potts,
Piumufer * Kelly. Sampson n Ross. Muller
& CoiIet. j. ID. PARK. Gen. Ay.t., Cincin.
mai.
October 10, lS5t. 35-lv
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONY
From Hon. TAss. j. Turnsr, Ec- lEerabsr Of Congress
fses Hijois, late Sleaker Of Rt.sois House Of Repre-
scasatsees, and Gra.d Muster II A +. and 4. w. Of
the Sate Of Httots.
FREEroRT, Oct. 81, 1858.
DR.. y. II. SEELlE.
DEAR SlR:-ln reply toyoar notice of the 18th inst,
would say that was severely afflicted with Catarrh
for wears, when L became acquainted with You and
boughs two bottles OF YOUR Liquid Catarrh nemeiy.
Before Had used bottle was sensibly improved,
and before the second bottle finished
petely cured ] recommend the medicine TO all
afflicted with Citarrh
Respectfully Yours,
TIIOS. J. TURNER,
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4 liberal price will be paid for Good Milk Cow,
N Apply at this office.
0et15.r 1854.
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q YERS, JAMES, and other Family Medic
"A l-6w for sale BY PLrMMERa KELLY
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

SINGULAR MARRIAGE-The Palmyra Cou
rier tells funny story of an affair which
has caused some sensation at the village
where that paper is published. The facts
IN brief are that young lady had for some
months carried on a correspondence with
man named Sanford, soldier in the army,
whom she never saw On Monday a gay
soldier appeared at Palmyra, called upon
the lady and declared himself to be Sanford
and proposed marriage. She accepted, and
the marriage took place at once-the SOL
der urging government need as reason for
haste. E.ssf
He remained day or two, gave large or
ders at millinery stores aud talked of his
wealth. On the 9Th inst, he hired pair
of horses to drive out with his wife, and
eft the place and wife too. BE was
arrested in Ontario county and lodged in
Jail, and while there confessed that he was
a deserter. 1t is said that he deceived lady
in Canastota under like circumstances
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,gpT THERE is no telling what these Copper.
J heads will do next. Senator Salisbury
has introduced resolution requesting the
Chaplain of the Senate merely to pray, and
not, under the pretense Of praying, to lee
ture the Senate and the Almighty about
Their duty! The passage of such resolu>
tion would deprive the Senate of some of the
most eloquent prayers ever addressed to
that body, the reverend Chaplain of the op
portunity of ventillating his radicalism, and
the Almig hty of a highly important source
of information. in regard to His duty! We
Acannot believe the Senate will pass it.
What would become of the world if its
Rnler should lbe,deprived Of the counsels of
those who know all about it2 And WHIST
would become of the reverend Chaplain if
prohibited from praying at the Copper
heads9 Such state ofthings would make
religion thing scarcely worth having
Louisville Democrat 9v