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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-20

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Continued Efforts at ..iiarm,n,?,.

Whilst subscribe 70 the sentiment uttered by
single Union member Of Congress, and any course
taken by loyal that will place in the slightest
jeopardy the election of Mon man, trrachery to
the Administration aud party Of the most inexeusabe
character yet put to that sheet, aul the Pc
culr organs OF Mr.. Julian in this district, if they
dissensious AMI drive or support, unwiugly though
II may be prored, To him. by such wholesale lies and
ISLANDERS against Con. Meredith, Mr.. Holloway. and
her friends Are they by thus doing eopariising
.she election Of Union man." in degree that any
looking at the small majority he received two
out Of the district, Is not very Sigh; ?"
Out OF their own mouths do we eoniem them their
is cuphatically "rcachcry to the Adniinistra
ton and party of the incxcusable character"
Ii .coppe rhead" candidate should be elected from
this district which Heaven in its mercy forbid, the
very pursued By Julian and his friends il we'll
calculated g. bring it about. A constant stream of
low flung slanlcr and abuse towards thoss who
class themselves among the ''uisiriJ cOnstitu
eut>" of Mr.. Julianwho cannot perfection IN his
character and actions a among men-who will
no, bow down and worship him at the sound OF hi.
penny whistles, and sing hosanuas to his mann,
with n double-gearcd rcpellant force, Instead If
gathering together, the result is scattering abroad.
r ,-al ast y dir,a into the support of any for
civil Office BY the demonstrations Of bsekguards 4ark
.iqt.
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
Pulaski, Tenn. July 18th, 1864.

LA tNNt- JGiN i-tu, icOf
EDS. rAL-Not being much accus-
toned to correspond with newspaper,
l, as u matter of course, feel somewhat
ditlidcrt in writing this. But know
the friends of many who are with the
9th Cavalry. who would be glad to hear
from US. l write this To show your
readers that though we are soldiers, we
have not forgotten our rights rs citizens
The other evening the soldiers here
met together to ratify the nomination Of
Abraham Lincoln for President of the
United States. and Andrew Johnson for
Vice President. Quite respectable
number assembled TO show the folks at
home, that they were with them heart
and hand in the re election of Honest
Old Abe The boys were first address
ed by Major Carlen of the 9th, and those
who know him, and have heard bis
scathing rebukes OF copperheads at home,
need not be told that his address was
marked throughout by unyieding patr-
otism and sound sense. Iewas followed
by surgeon Davis, Surgeon in charge of
Post He called down destruction upon
all those who are now engaged in bush
whac<ing our soldiers. He honored an
open foe, but no imprecations were too
fierce To be called down upon those
sneaks. And he warned the citizens that
the country would soon be all ablaze if
hushwhacking continued.
Capt. Warner, OF Gen. Starkweather'
Staff, followed. He was as great on Jokes
rs Old Abe himself and in connection
with his remarks on the played out ness
OF the Democratic Party, called forth
loud applause. Then were apopted some
sound resolutions, through which, and
through all the speeches breathed lau-
dations of Old Abe, and sound patriot
ism.
If this should happen to be well re-
ccived, YOU may hear from me again.
SERG'r.
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From the Nv York Times
The all Elections in the West.

Tie telegraph informs that the Democratic party
and put in nomination entire State ticket headed Nv
Hon. Joseph f. McDoreli for Governor. For the
other Offices the present iicumbents were renurnnate
which act Is sufficient 10 ovcrwhein the ticket win
iruori0us defeat. IL viii BE- opposed alike l,v the
members of all parties interested in the financial policy
Of the banks, bond holders, DC With Treas
" full to overflow ing. they refuse paw the interest
upon the funded debt OF the STATE denied support to
the blind, deaf and dumb. and insane whose care and
education the STATE had assumed. Not dollar could
r. had to the sick am Wouulei soldiers who
had CALAMITY nltaifel the honor. AMI csra ted
the reputation of the STATE wiie serving the cause
Of our common country aai, indeed, their principal
business for the last two years appears have been
devoted 70 unsuccessful attempts embarra9s Gov
Morton in the DISCHARGE Of his legitimate an cousttu
tional duties. well render a;oTve his attempt
- assist tic National authorities tue suppression
OF the rebellion.
We'll iDtormi persons IN Al! parts Of thu Union
have long regarded the administration Of the civil an
military affairs Of Indiana BY Governor Morton. be-
in, eminentlv successful Notwithstanding the peculiar
an embarrassing Circumstances by which he has been
surrouHdeo Under his guidance Indiana has become
one Of the most prominent States II the Union. In
dee Governor N1Etons management of afisrs in In
diana has freiu 1Iitiy been held up mod f1r The
Executives Of more powerful ard wealthy the
last AM We al we opine that tbs peace faction
headed bv such Bright, voorhees, K Co. viii
meet with just and uar.tei reiuke the hands Of
tae patriotic people OF Inaaua this Fad. Ii would be
slams it otherwise.
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~M Milton HollinrsnortE

10 Milton Holingsworth, insists that he told the
truth s.in every line regarding Gen. Meredith That
he was found "skulking' and -hidne in the bushes,
in face of the enemy! He knows, well as he does
anything that this is bare-facei, bald lie, and the
boot shoe toe OF every honest itches 10 kick
the bastard who would be guilty OF thus OBTAINING the
tried and approved courage Of brave soldier all over
this congressional district lis waste OF precious
moments TO devote any space TO the REPUTATION Of any
thing that flows from the pen of scurvy scorIldr
and detestible a villain Milton Holugsworth has
proved himself to be. With him history is nothing
the testimony of the brave officers and unler his
command in regard to his gallantry the field Of
battle and his capacity efficient commander, is
nothing For political purposes this writer Of .sum
complaint editorials ainst Gen u. would shout
glory, had Gen. Meredith in the battle Of Gainesville
and South Mountain showed the white feather, and
instead OF the memorable command that issued from
his lips the former place, of-~Boys, don't forget
that you Hoosiers, and above all, remember the
glorious flag of country. If secesh tenders her
currency, show them that Indiana is willing 10 take
stock 81 he had ordered his to-"Skulk. bows,
hide in the bushessave yourselves, and, above all
many of you from the SANE county
where Milton Hollingsvorth resides, and there's
sgtty at least in initiating his example By being
scetious cowardsg But enough the great Poet POPE
in his time dealt with just such mscreant
as Milton Hoilingsworth, and he thus disposed Of
him
'Who shames a serb5lsr?
Break one cobw eb through
lie spins the slight, self pleasing thread anew
Destroy his fb or sophistry, in Fan,
The creatures at his dirty iroTk again.
Throned the centre Of his thin designs,
Proud Of 4 vast extent Of himsy lines "
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"porULAR NoNINAuoNs. Copying our remarks
about the system Of nominating candidates the Broad
are wants - know what becomes Of 'sil the uice
words DAVIS got or Three months ago about Meredith
CO. being tho father Of that system :" Wen tell
YOU Mr.. Btosd1rs, II e i true as charged tv tho
iepal,cs1s chat "scdic- noted four different tin,s,
and that three other soldiers dill the sane IN Wayne
County, II it IL true IS insiuuatei by the Liberty
Hsrald, that extensive frauds perpetrstei in
Union County ard :hc editor Of the Hraf Threatened,
II a fuss made about fraud. III Randolph, nc
would expose those in urior If il be true, and we
have submitted Of the evidence, that vil,ainous
fr~uis resorsei 81 in Randolph, We rEain ask,
IN ell sarnestrcss, notwithstanding former a1vo-
essy of The system AMI the favor in which was held
by us ~ IT not high tine thai paa 20 ffaugkt with
mischief sc The rarlv should r, abaRdoneis nsii Va
wsre convinced Of tbs d.lcrcrabs nesn. resortet g
by esPirani. % e.scv, - ensurs their nomination,
through the aid Of sais ~ .s w advucatei !. ard
participated the mods as the test bat a. il ha,
proved io bS rascsly method and On The sv,dsus ca
Of all Inc presses IN he die ,r,c, ths nase-. Of dit
fersat a.rrants ofse~, Do not feel lise ioasr,
sustaining H. hsnes ws advocate is rSradiaiion,
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L9rfa ere

Joseph E.. McDenalj m1ie TO hours speech ut
Munce lest ,turlas Eut i l7td tai where he
stood wn>n he got through. To e!ueilae tie subject,
Hon. Alfred kigore anIel to the speaker the follow
ing question in writing:
Ar goa u ',fror q proseet'iay 4 ia ony
for the suppression Of the rebellion? II not, by
what means 40 you propose to preserve the Union ??
The fist part Of the question was hard enough to
answer, bat the second u stulnpcr. Our cand
date for Governor put the paper in his pocket and
fused to respond.
Ever since Joseph got his cable around the Capitol
at Washington to pull it free soil, he has been
very cautious about anweEinS knotty questons.-h,d
Jo,utIai.
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L ATES T NEW S.

Advices from General SHERMAN have been resolved
at Washington of dsci,ily favorable character.
JoHNsToNS army had been driven into thc defnses of
Atlanta. Our forces experienced no serious resist
in their aYance from the river. The impress sion
conveyed by the Washington dispatch i that the rebels
are in the trap they have beel drawing SHERMAN
into. This, however, is what SHERMAN viii aim to do
and we hope TIC will succeed. JoHNsToS is certainly
beaten, and whatever prestige he had is gone.
That splenlsl old war horsa General \. j. SMITH
who savcl B,Nks' army from destruction on Rel river
has redeemed the ssrace Of SrrRs disaster in Wis
sissppi. Tuesday had through rebel sources. the
report from : D. LEE that he ha been repulscd by
SMITH. wednesday morning have official intelli-
gencc that SMITH whipped FORREST hInisom lv. In
five different fights. There bells lost two thousali
while loss only three hun lrel. General
FAULKSER and Col. FORREST of the rebel army, werc
killed. aud Gen, FoRsESr wound ii. No victory could
be more gratifying lhan tbs the hru.e ~
Fort Pillow iniamy. The report published TUESDAY
that FoRREsT hal attacked Huntsyi.le Ala, was of
course incorrect
There is later news from Gen. GRANT. The
weather continued dry and intensely hot
Gold declined to 262l2 in New York last evening.
There a heavy rain on the Wabash yesterday
the first in eleven weeks.
On the 18TH shocking collision on tn Erie Rail
road occurred, IN which f Union soldiers and Il rebel
prisoners killed ami 100 WOUNDED. The rcSpou-
sbilty ofthe disaster is ascrbcd to drukon telegraph
operator, who reported the road clear when it
\ correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press with the Army of the Potomac
writes: 'Many troops, whose terms of
enlistment are now over, are returning to
their homes Re endorsements, however,
that are constantly arriving more than
compensate for this loss. so that our
strength, instead of becoming Weekend,
Is actually growing greater every day.
Many men of the one hundred DAYS
regiments are constantly pouring in, and
it Is, indeed, quite probable that our
forces are larger by ten thousand than
they were before we crossed the Rapidan.
The losses in the battle of Monocacy, are thus re-
ported to the New York Herald
In the hospitals of Frederick over four L,lnir,I os
the rebel wounded are under care of our surgeons.
and the citizens Frederick AMI surgeons Of our hos
pitals that every who capable Of being
removed without serious injury, carried Of in
anbulauces and Wagons they, thus enleavora to hide
their loss.
Dr. Johnson the Medical Director of Frederick gives
the following the result of the battle OF Monocacy
UNION Loss
Kill Il aud left on the field Observation-Disclosures. 12I
Wounded ana taken hospitals 1oI
Prisoners taken Observation-Disclosures. 100
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
v;,,., sStl Loss qoo
woun'lsi ana ia hospitals a; Frederick, now in
our possession -, ''-' ''---''' 40
Observation-Disclosures. -3a
e. ,;,,., -, -,
1ss-Ite rebels claim to have SIX thorslni Union
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I1 The copperhead press. finding
General Grant will not listen TO their
proposals to disgrace himself By becom-
ing their candidate for the presidency,
have now turned 10 abusing him. Every
blow he gives the rebellion hurts their
feelings.
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men come OUT oi the bushes after WAieh
me brakes We're put oA' ana the cars
stopped Immediately Had the brakes
been put on and the engine reversed
when the fire WAS first seen, the train
could have ran back before coming
within gunshot OF the robbers The
IRE ailuoed 10 ""' caused by the hofh-
ing oil the tram winch had lett Baltimore
two hours before. The smoke was
plainly to be seen from the steamboat
and house at the GUnpowder Bridge, Ct,
strange 10 say, no signal was made ny
either warning the tram OF danger ahead
Inc night previous nifty -el9ht men haa
arrived and pitched their tents at the
bridge on the north side OF the river,
ana they, taking alarm, were kindly taken
Oh board the JunIata. The most ludJ-
crouS part OF the affair Was, that these
mtg -dSht soldiers sent from Inning
ton 70 guard the prldSe' ran away as
soon rs possible after the rebels arrived
III the hei4hbofhood, ana on the writer
asking one Of the robbers II they eNpee-
iSa 20 bafh .Ae 2fla@e over puhpo"de''
VheS Feisited' { sh"ll hot go Gown
''''t' olt WIZ SCI ilFe To Eoht Train ''h.'
start II III that direction anu we tAihN II
VIII set Ire TO the bridge ("hth 1t nd
most e'iectEaiiy;) IS we doA t want To
get INTO nEht with 'hr YANKEE
Spldieis stationed thaf- AMI they diu
not 50 there. The tents OF tte Yankee
solGiers'' were still stanlin- when we
arrived # 4bc ,;,,.r i, tr,,, or-,,i,r in.
-,
- NV Ii.''' 'eeii ie'', ihe'e Ni'y -ei9A1
men should be looked after by the au-
thorities WHO sent them there They
coulI have saved orr train from de-
tr,,ot;.,, 1,..l tl,,,. A. a. ,r,,.
I'm ''-'i' ''''S ,'ei
were not over sixty men engaged IN
capturing and destroying our train, and
and at no lime were there over sixty reb-
al. !, siob. of.a, ro arrival or.I ,,.o,,
.7 ''''>'
nc S''pi' says 'i'i]ehS were
cautiously treated, and so far as actu-
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AT a Presbyterian convention IN Nes-
ark. :. J.. recently. Or. Candce, in n
address, said Il have three sons in tie
service o. tue country, and I know ha-T
. soldier feels while the people are
pFaviaz- I have inst received letter
viii. tins sentence in it from one Of ny
sons Il Shows how they prize this inter
est: Dear father, do not cease 70 pray
for me and our soldiers l feel your
PRAYERS every day.
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II AsHINGr9S, July 10Th, IS

= A-EIlN1FI1a. ny IaL.l, t. 4.
70 CT. J. II. Potsc:
Men furnished under the call Of July
18th, whether enlisted for one, two Of
three years, Is sell a. all excess or de-
ticiency OF three years men on calls
heretofore made, will CONT as man for
man. The equalization OF the amount or
military service rendered BY deficient
State aud parts 81 States Will be edcc-
tei hereafter. Signed
JA5szE b FRr, Prov Iar. G 81.
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s5~According to the Broairrs Of week before last,
q bright idea struck teHer, WHO prnwlng
around that establishment which was Immediately
photographed by the all Of the newly discovered
chemicals used by the present firm and transferred
to their columns tD-it ''consodats the J,jrsDaita,
Po2ttii,aa and 2siegran to editorial labor"
alleging that all three Of these papers had object
in yew-"the DISTINCTION Of the Union party We
beg leave To forbid the banns from the fact Tat
prior engagcm seems 10 exist between the Broot
and J9ers1siaa il we may Judge by the extra puT
the former gives \. +. Scott Esq. Of the probable
candidates Of the Democracy for Congress styling
that individual zone of the enterprisiug ami
best" citizens! The jeff couldn't have don. up the
puff for that individual for congressional honors
lovingly AMI better than does the Philosopher of the
Broafurr There's affinity existing between the
worthless who edit these papers closely in this par
ticuar aud also in their denuncatons OF Mr.. IIoo-
way that a consolidation would not only be natural
but the injunction OF 'wat the derH puts together
let put assunler, would be very appropriate.
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TO GAS CONSUMERS,

NOTICE = hereby given 70 Gas Consumes.
hat oxin- u an sGrznce % about lea Per IN
tae pres IF labor snd material a TIC increased Gov
ernrsssut of - PER 1000, tee Proprietor :
Obliged ras-e fe price IN order MIKE the tsoTx-
pay expenses. The Bills viii, hereafter. be made ont
q: 81, 90 pr i. JAMES u. STARR,
PropTetcr,
Riehnosd. Id rsis i, 1854 ls3-ss.s
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General Mirny Is acting a. Commander Of
Nashville Military District during the absence
Of Gsrsrsl Rousseau Ia the fpa',
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,n;,;,arv services sf71 3sI g. Of which So
o,awas drawn fror, he Military or Legion fan;
i - So T.aas.-v .,5 tie sn,n Of SO
a. e3 t,.., ~a-,,..isl =. IL. United -tate>,
49,: 49,. :. Ell. "a 2s r,,;i a.,r az m.
- 81. :, -. ef.,v..r,rs hand, l. sex
-, -, - Z, T-.,f,al ~t,+,., viii so,a ref,Iul
the residue q tAiS expenditure, t'i--4'o IA
advanced from tie STATE Treasury.
-. - 81, q ,-.,,,,-,s -f IN.
u 'h7 "~''i"s -
Sl1DeriRtenisrt If Public Instruction there has
- ,--lr sol, 81
Far tts ra--niIia1 segvic, S752lI GS has
1900, = .-..,
beTh P1id' ~ hse5- ; - - - F--'~t t0
miumS t5r rlcEi-!s-. n = = PEI II " r.
fua.-ed y TIE = a'.e' states = o'heF eN-
psndi-aIes on &ce'iAt q 'Ae 7i.-'tafy ~''1'iA-
gent Fund are as is..tss
For steamboats,. relief .: sex ant 'ss5'7- ,,,,,,
FIR E-eoi,I >.,--ss.,s. = army an hos
pit4is .--- -. -. - =, : = i''''5 Il
vtr..... ..-..-.-.... 4.s5i %
Fer Iasseeliln.ous military eHFsnsss-.. go $50 %
FIR InIana military agencies ....---.. 1903 %
For military services -. -...---, 1000 %
Gran volunteers at Je-.rsoasille.... 1897 80
of these sums s9645 o. has been rep,iJ
princin,lIr BIZ the United States and III, Sscre
torx a.Y.assas m. o,,oi,n that ;ha rasiiue viii
so,r ~ sa,tI.d in Tx. manner
A., ,ha sx,e,.as cI,,r,,l,,e - he civil list
= the State ,roa.r we oaate the eaDclulinr
,,,r.,rsrh or Mr. T,rraiI,S rano~t He says.
..,
AMI Disbursements II VIII b. seen that OF the entire
AMOUNT open ia @H.s sf. SYN q on nnl 'Fsl ana
iSIII,O15 40 beng for disbursements on account .?
tla beIsyoient inst!tntios' st t ifs WI 'on
Interest Loans, VII, ul.in 1.es have be borne
e. e. ~ ~ A vi eI i ~ - ~, ~, pan
pay. q militia and army expenses being charged
hels afe many o.''e' matters y ~
t'i'> "oe anu 1oe 'I'
''fttef ioiiarhs lot inc present
governor hor'o'' anu MS menus may point
Win ''ss' p''de 10 ms aiinous anu S''''eSsiai
eHIr'S 10 meet tue ooh6atiohs ot the o'a'e' I'M
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Legislature: MAI JNo SIN, ". W. FoULKE, ELM Cox,
Treasurer: II. II. RrrE. Sheriff: /. VI. PAXSoS
Com'r: u. H. CRAWFORD. surveyor: X. e. SUITE.
Coroner: STEPHEN JOKES. Judge; j. VI. WILSON
Pros. Atty; II. VI. Fox.
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TT An assortment Of sheet Music. con :
stnnfiy ON hand. II. b. DICKINSON,
No. -, Main.st.. RiehmOnd. Ind.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

u Office, is hereby given that tic Undersigned A-
: ministrator Of the Estate of james .-andersoi
deceased will file his final settlement with said
at the next term o.tc Naync Court of Common Pleas
20 be held 1T the Court House in Centrevie IN Tn.
seconi Apalay of September next persons interested
said eslt. viii t1ercfore take notice accordingly.
ALEXANDER SANDERSON, Admir-.
July u, 1854. (J-t.)
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OIL. p. MORTON.
For Lieutenant Governor,
CONRAD BAKER.

NrrTCtHfy al Ntafc.
NELSON TRISLER. of Fayettc County.
Auditor OF state.
T.. IL. MCCARTHY, Wabash County.
Treasurer of state.
JOHN. MORRISON. Washington County
Attorney General,
-. n. WILLIAMSON. Putnam County.
superintendent of Public Instruction,
e.. W. UOSS, Marion County.
Judges supreme Court.
Ist District, james Il. Frazer. kosriusko County
81 District Jehu Il. Elliott Henry County,
81 District Charles 4. Ray. Marion County.
4th District, Il. q. Gregory. Tppecanoe County
Clerk Supreme Court.
Gen. IAX. NOBLE, Knox County.
Reporter Supreme Court.
Col. BEN. HARRISON, Marion County.