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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-01
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR sNOWDEN, Ja. .
~npFICE-No. lW King street, over
. oons's formerly French's) Book Store.

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Tur RESIGNATION OF SECRETARY CHASE.
Tho National Intelligencer of this morning
,,.,ps that Salmon P. Chase, the secreta-
,r ofthe Treasury yesterday resigned his office,
- md his resignation having been accepted by the
President, he has retired from the conduct OF
,ba Treasury Department. 1t says 1--WE
hp];eve We run no risk of misstatement when
go ssy that this determination was brought
about by difference Of opinion between the
President and the Secretary with regard to
tho annointment of certain officers connected
with the Treasury Department, and partlcu.
larly of the leading financial officer OF the
Government in the city Of New York. 1t may
also be proper to add that the Secretary was
perhaps partially Influenced in arriving at MS
determination by the apparent reluctance OF
the Committee OF Ways and Means in the
House Of Representatives to authorize the ad-
ditonal taxation which he deemed no more
than adequate to meet the exi gencies OF the
government for the ensuing fiscal year.
The Intelligencer in concluding its notice OF
the resignation of Mr.. CLase says:-"Our
only wonder is that the Secretary has SO long
been able to make face against the ever-accu-
nulating mass of indebtedness entailed by OBJ
legations in the assumption of which, to the
amount Of tens Of millions, he has sometimes
not even been consulted by lis colleagues IN
the Government, but for the payment OF
which he was expected to provide. .
Mr. CHAsE's Successor. Immediately at
rthe resignation by Mr.. Chase, President
Lincoln sent to the Senate, for confirmation,
The nomination of David Tod, Ex Governor
Of Ohio, as Secretary Of the Treasury. After
some discussion in favor of and against the
nonlnation, it was, on motion, referred, under
aerules, to the committee on finance. but last
alght Mr. Tod, by telegraph, declined the
position A despatch to Philadelphia even
Ing paper, yesterday says After long con-
ebatloa with the Senate finance committee,
n,oVernor Tod's name was withdrawn and
NJ Chase resignation was not accepted. -
Ost9ng the interim: Mr.. Harrington, Assistant
ssecsetary of the Treasury, has been appointed
Sesetary.
las Baltimore American takes strong ground
Saast the reelection of Henry Winter DAVIS,
'ae Federal Congress, charging upon him
= rs'slstent efforts to embarrass the Adminlstra'
s'a IN the conduct of the war; persistent Ell
~''ofs va to bring on a war with France, and
stsa sirsIs' derection to the interest OF his con-
49,, 'sn' Sheridan, it is said, completed the
/ FIag Fs5ag9 OF his troops over the James river, on
E;vsau TUESDAY morning. His losses are not
! w. out are supposed to have been large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-01

Tie Washington Chronicle Of this morning
has significant article headed, \ Word Of
v arnng 10 which Ii says:
IF there ever was an hour when meu should
forget their personal interests and their persona
antagonislns, the present crlsisis the one When
the fate Of uation tre;nblcs in the balance, the
man who would distract legislative debates or
executive councils with his personal wishes OF
fears IS unfit for representative trust or ad
miuietraiye responsibility. We assure oar
public men that they utterly misapprcheod not
only the terrible obligations Of the present
crisis, but the temper Of the Ameroan people,
if they suppose that their miserable squabbles
or State vlangIings will 60 unnotoed or un-
punished The people care nothing for men,
only 50 far as they represent the great princ'~
les on which the public rests; and though
selfshness, intrigue, management, and local
lride may blind the eyes OF the people IN or
dinary times, yet they will lot readily be hood
vinked now. We warn gentleman that they
are t1ifing with the public welfare when they
allow personal or sectional interests to interfere
with the discharge Of their public duties, and,
if they persegere, they will know what It IS to
face an outraged and indignant public senn
ment
The 'Virgnia State journal, pnbI'sI'e7
in this place, has an account OF the late Vot1"2
in Norfolk, which it represents as beng con
ducted "under the influence and d'ctaton o'
the military authorities; and states that the
result was brought about ''by the refusal OF AL
';the Union men but fourteen to vote, ana TIE
"goting principally Of secesslonlsts: rum, sellers:
ssso,al erocers, government employees, detec-
s:t;ves and paid loaiers, &c 1t says thai,
IF civil government is suspended IL Noflo'A'
"Gov Peirpoint viii revoke the commission OF
every Notary public in the city, ana con
cl,1aes as follows: iii The administrator
:.rermits small minority OF the people Of Nor
folk to detach the cty from under c'HI soY-
,',rnment d he State in order 10 prevent tl''
:,cc)ecrjon of State taxes, every other city II
;tha Union will have perfect right 70 DO ti!t:
"ea,ne. We shall see. we hope: 10 'e" ''"y9'
:;whether Or not Mr. Lincoln can rn'i'roe -
''outrage0ns a doctrine.
The Federal Provost Marshal General mas
issued an order prohibiting parties hoh IT.
cruiting il the District Of Columbia tof Other
States An order has also beer issued re
aur;ng all soldiers rein!isting IN the ' etefa"
Reserve Corps to be credited to the ota'"
from which they originally enlisted, and not 70
such States as they choose to elect. 1h'y
are. however, allowed to select thc district u
1hair State to which they desire to DC Credited.
Quite a number of persons Of She District o
Co,,,n,h;a IN anticip alton Of draft, have hee'l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-01

The newspapers everywhere arc increasing
.ha;r rates for subscription and advert1slng'-
r. 14.- nas FIJI time Editors rarely change prices
to suit the times although they suffer INT
moot from the high prices they have to pay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-01

The trial Of three horse cootfactoES' on0o'' ~
rn;atr;ot of Columbia} Wormer, New York }
and spicer Illinois) have ended and they
have been convicted. The court 1naL''a5 aan o ssn
+an'ed m smaot to pay fine Of $4,000 Sp'cer
. f;ne of $4,000, and Wormer fine OF sz'oo''
the three to be imprisoned in the penltent'ary
at Albany until the fines are pa'o'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

Severe Accident.-on Monday last whilst
friend, WILLIAM PARRY, was experimenting work at
gravel-pit at NATHAN CHAxIEs's. the bank COM
menced eaviag. and stepping back to the wagon,
which in iront Of the pit he awaited the ava
lsnche; bat be did not quite far enough off, for the
dirt and gravel c,me down Kim, and forced him up
against OF sae wheels Of the wagon. Having
pole in his rgh; hand and standing rather csrelssr
the pole caught has aud forced up against the
wheel ami broke il just below the elbow His face
and Of his legs considerably bruised, aud his
hAbd badly skinned, and one Of his fingers mashed
He was mpsetely fastened against the wagon BY
the dirt that t~orsmeu at the pit had dig him
With the exception of considerable pain from his
broken limb we are glad 10 learn he is doing vel.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
Richmond Horticultural Association.

August ID, 1854.
The President being present, W. L. Taylor
was called to the chair.
The minutes Of the previous m,eiing We're read and
adopted.
Two premium lists, those for fruit and vegetables.
were read and laid till the next meeting. The
amendments to the constitution also laid over.
A communication WAS read from the American
genealogical Society," stating that their regular Ben
NAL meeting would be held at Rochester, New York
on the 18th of September: it proposed 20 send
delegate 10 tina. Convention from this Association. but
the subject was laid over TIL another meeting.
This being the regular Monthly Free Exhibition OF
the Association several ane Horticultural specimens
were exhibited
James Hamilton aud w. L. Taylor, exhibited very
6a large Tomatoes tie fine quality being due to their
care in sowing seed from large smooth, early toma
toes.
J. Hamilton also exhibited = field pumpkin and
some peach blossom and Mercer potatoes, stating that
in his opinion the peach blossoms better than
the MERGERS and wished the menlers try them for
themselves W L. Taylor, also had ine table some
sugar bets one Fl inches in circumference.
Walker Holmes exhibited some Ice Mountain
ws.ermeIons pronounced most excellent and with
thin rnd these considered The hnest v er'sons
IN the east he also exhibited SoIse good nutmeg
melons which those present enjoyed as well as the
wa.ermelons
Cornelius RatiIsse,--sou,e Palmer apples. splendid
cooking apple TIE hardy, and prolific bearer.
Two bouquets Of flowers were exhibited, oue by b.
Strsttan, and the other by the Secretary.
Then adjourned, uaeet Saturday, Aug. 9th =.
., P. N. a, Engine Han No. s.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

The Committees from all the Districts (excep. No
:, II, a. and Is reported the money ready or that
il would be ready.
BY unanimous consent il was resolved. that til.
School Districts cooperate with the Ci,y. uneon
ditionaiy in all things, the quota for the en-
tire Township, ard that the funds collected IN the Dis
trict Be paid 5. R. Virgins Treasurer OF toe c.tr
of Richmond, be used by him for that purr,,.a
and that the delinquent Districts requested 10 re-
port TO him IS R. W. early day
IL was further resolved, that should anv one
or more Of the School Districts refuse or fail to come
forward With tie funds aportioned above te, II,
that viii insist that the draft shall t.ke pae.
IN such delinquent Districts and no other and We
understand, aushoriatiEely. il can Be done. Al
loufned STEPHEN r. WIGGINs, Sec,y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
Railroad Accident.-The down train the

Gin. & Chi A. l.. K. r.. yesterday morning. when
near the curve the other side of Anderson struck
COW with such force that it threw her up against the
headlight of the Engine and broke 1.-THE carcass
struck one Of the drivers and fen partly on the track
and under the barsace-car which WAS tumbled into
the ditch. Fortunately the baggage-car was broken
loose from both the engine and the passenger cars,
AMI left the track clear otherwise there is knowing
the extent Of the disaster tina; might have happened TO
life and limb. The car to the baggage contain Ell
about sixty persons. We understand that the bag
gage master had Of his ribs broken. and was
considerably bruised and another person who was In
the tum5led-oe car. escaped with fs~ slight
scratches
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
Picnic Excursion TO Piqua. o.

There will be a Sunday School Pic
Me Excursion TO Piqua. Ohio. on Satur-
dav. Aug. Goth. for the purpose of raising
funds TO purchase Library for the
benefit of the Christian Church Sunday
school The distance is 10 miles and
the price is fixed at 81 90 for the round
trin. children half fare. The train will
leave Richmond at o'clock, A. NJ, and
return at 5P. NJ. Tickets can be had at
Reid 4 Vanneman's, of Mr.. Anderson,
and of Mr.. Thompson. at G. w. Barnes
Grocery. Let every body turn out
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
GOING ~ EST.

No. : connects at Milford for Springfield aud Marys-
vile: a: rhaua. for Bellsountne Titfin, and SAN
,iusSy; hqua for Toledo and Fort Wayne; a, L mon
City. Il RchIn ni Anderson, and Logansport at
Indianapolis For Terre Haue: Lafayette, Springfield.
H.. a..
No connects al Milford direct for Springfield. Ohio,
AMI tor Marvsville Urbana. for Belleountaine sc
NJ Piqnl. for Troy and Day Union City. Muncie,
&C.. Richmond, tor Anderson and Logansport; at
indianapolis, direct for Louis, Chicago and all
points
Bellefountane; at paua direct for Lama. Toledo De-
trot and Fort WAYNE.
NJ. Is connects direct indianapolis for all points
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
GEO. T. BROWN. Trustee.
Fatal Accident. Ion Saturday evening

Fatal Accident. --On Saturday evening
August, 9th, the wife OF Mr.. Thomas
Grimes, residing in Sevastapol, while on
the hunt of her cow, during the heavy
rain, and being on the railroad track,
was run over by the Central train, and
so severely injured. that she died on
Friday last One of her legs was badly
broken, and the other considerably man
g,ed, besides inhicting other severe in
juries on her head. and internally.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
Lieut.. Col. Oran Perry.

Who has been quite sick for weeks past at Nor
CANA Bend where his Regt, the seth. is ttioned
rived at home on last evening. We trust he may be
restored to his usual good health
EVL Lieut. CAL. JOHNSON, also return
ed home yesterday evening. We have
not yet looked upon the light of his
countenance; but understand that tho
somewhat thinner in flesh he is the same
'old Cal"
Es-AL EARNEST, also returned home
yesterday morning from Chattanooga,
where he has been on the sick list for
some time; he has IA furlough for 30 days
Lieut.. J. VI. Holloway,
las just returned hom Chattanooga, where
he has been for some weeks confined in the hos
pital by y severe attack of Camp Diarrhoea. He
has Through for thirty days, and we trust
he will soon b. able to be in the front again,
with few Of the boys Of the 10th Reg't, who
escaped being captured in the recent Stoneman
raid, on the Macon Railroad He is yet very
weak, but we hope by careful nursing and quiet,
he will be ready for service when his furioush
expires. Lieut. II. says thst Sherman's job is
ntpiosSHWe StoiiOuS SoluptSttoti, anu
that Atlanta will fail sure and certain, at no
distant day.
We learn from the Winchester Journal,
that Brigadier General CoLGRovE has
arrived ut home He was badly wound
el at the fight before Atlanta. on the 22d
nit The JOuraal SAYS: ..he looks badly,
but is improving rapidly He will save
his right arm, about which serious fears
were entertained, with, probably, a stiff
joint
Capt n. C. Holloway We find in the
correspondence of the Washington
CAroaieie the following supplementary
notice of our young and gallant friend.
Ii is well deserved.
Capt Ii. &. Holloway. commissary on
Gen Bragg's staff, received slight injury
in the foot from the fall of his horse
The Captain had just returned from front
works, where he had been doing good
execution with musket. In addition
to his duties rs commissarv he has acted
as aide 10 the General in all but two en-
ragements during this protracted cam
pa,un. He is one OF the best commits
sares in the army; aud being among the
bravest OF the brave, Is great favorite in
his brigade. .. A. W.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
RETURNING EAST.

No. connects at Richmond direct Tor Cincinnat
at Pqua. from Troy and DAYTON; AZ Urbana direct for
Springfield and from Sanduskv; AT Milford for Marvs
VII and Delaware Columbus direct with Express
TFains for Cleveland and Bellare
No. 10 at Pqua. from Toledo and Lima: AT
r6ana from Bclieountaine; Milford for Marvsville
aud Spriagield; at Columbus, direct with + xpress
Trains for Cleveland aud Steubenvilic
No. csunects at Richmond for CINCINNATI: at
Pqua, for Toledo and Detroit; Urbana for Belle
fouutaine.
No VIII stop 20 minutes for breakfast at Rich
mnnf. and for dinner 1T Crbana. No. Z and 10 will
breakfast at Uvl.,ns
w +. 81 ATER. Asst Sup't.
enuf H. 1854. No. Is. If
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

Cot PlE.-The Ice-man is entitled to a
p,cmium for his COOL suggestion, last week Of q
new article out Of which eheep pie could be
IN ,nufacturei for warm weather, rs our iriend
woodwa informed US that the aforesaid dealer
in ice induced small boy TO buy pound tor
ihas purpose. #>f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
Administrators Sale.

TWNHE Undersigned will offer at Public sale. or. 9TH
Il day the first of Ninth Month next all the Per-
sonal Property of William Jeans deceased, taken
bv the Widow. consisting of Stock, Farming ensis,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. sale t. commence
at 10 O'Clock, when will be made known.
WILLIAM PARRY,
Administrator.
sth Month 10th, 1854 j5-ts.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
WAR MEETING.

The Aijourne~l Meeting of the School District of
Wayne Township, met At the Engine Hall No. 3, on
Saturday evening Aug. 18th, 1854. VIM. FouIke
Oh .irman, :. r. Virgins Secretary
The Committee appointed make out tie appor-
tionInent for the District raport as f..lIn,xs.
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Administrators Notice.

~ Office is hereby given, that Letters of Admins
~ tration have been granted 70 the undersigned on
the Estate William Jeans. deceased. All persons
having claims against the Estate requested to pre-
them for settlement within the time prescribed by
law All persons knowing themselves in ebted 10 said
Estate will please forward and settle the same
without unnecessary delay The Estate is supposed
TO be solvent. WILLIAM PARRY,
Admins trlsor.
Richmond, Sth Mo. 10th, 1864. 25-3t.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

4 Milford l. crossing of the Springfield Branch
~ OF the Cleveland AMI Columbus Rail Road, at
Urhana, the crossing Of the Sandusky. DAYTON and
Cincinnati RAILROAD At iqua the crossing of the Day
ton and Michigan Rail kead; Greenville, the
ing OF the Greenvile and Miami Rail Road; at Rich
mond, the crossing OF the Cincinnati and Chicago
Air Line Rail Road; India polls Is connections for
Louisville ST. Louis, Springfield ami Chicago, and all
points West.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

cF- The former pupils of Mr.. GEO. P
BKowN. are respectfully invited to be in
attendance at Henry Hall, on Friday
evening. August 10th
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
FEMALES! FEMALES, FEg.IES.

FEMALES! FEMALES. FEMALES.
Use that SAFE. PLEAsA REMEDY known as
HELNB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHV-
For al Complaints incident tie Sex NJ family
should be without l. and none viii when cace tri bx
them. 1t Is used By Young AND OH n he d.cl;na
or change q lie t<fo~s aad ar AI-sage dsrsso a.d
,se eoien-szt, strengthen lie Nerves r.s.o-s NJ.
TCRK ITS Proper channel, and inyrrate tie B-ot-,
down Constitution Easserc- canss o-s.1.a-s.g
Use No MORE WORTHLESS Pills
HELABoLD'S EXTRACT BCcHT:
See AaTeruSens1t II another column. Cut cut ard
forr ss-ls.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
PAPER HANGING.

IL .h= zDic that Ee > prepared perform paper
h.2gg - tns 6ess Possible manner, shor, notice.
and most favorable ssrrns. f.f
Orders left :. r. DufFiae'. or Al his rpssa.ur,
On South tn stress, viii De promptly attended TO-
Jan, 2sth, 1854 TH
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
AN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE.
Vacating a Certain Alley in T.. STAIRS Addi-
ton TO the City.
EDE 1T ORDAINED by the Mavor and Common
HDCounc af the CITY OF Richmond, t4iat 50 much
OF the alley between Lots No. 3j3, 3J4. f3 and 36i
in F. STAIRS addition to the City, be and the Is
hereby declared to be vacated. condition that
much of Lot 1868, above mentioned be opened for a
public alley, the North side, running from said
North end of vacated alley, East 10 Tenth street
SEC. 81. This Ordinance 70 be- in force from and
after its passage and publication
Passed and approved, Aug. d. 1864
JOHN FINLEY, Mayor.
W. W. AUsrIS, Clerk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
y 7.3OLoan!

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that sub
scrptions viii be received for Coupon Treasury Notes,
pa yabe three years from Aug. 18th, 1854 with semi
annual interest the rate Of and threetentls
per cent per principal and interest both to
BE paid in lawful money.
These notes Will be convertible at the option OF the
holder at maturity, into six per cent gold bearing
years from their date, the Government may elect
They will be issued in denominations of $50, 500,
$500 600 and IS o00 and all subscriptions must be
for fifty dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars
The notes will be transmitted TO the free of
transportation charges after the receipt OF the
original Certificates Of Deposit they can be pre-
pared.
As the notes draw interests from August L. per
sons making deposits subsequent to that date must
pay the interest OF note to date Of
deposit.
Parties depositing twenty five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any one time VIII be allow
ed a commission of one-quarter of one per cent,
which will be paid by the Treasury Department upon
-. .oo.;,. az ~, er .be amount certified to by the
al, ,,,,,, H.. ae,os;, - made No de-
.,,;-;.- n,,,-, 10 ,,,5a from the de-
posi,s.
Special Advantages Of this Loan.
N-,ox, S.v,xa RANg Offering a higher
rate Of interest any other, and the best security
=. d.ros;.o,, !, n :
>-...;,or, t;a,i, !. having in IN. hest circula.-
.-,;,, oe ,,,o country and II cannot paw in any,
,b; hotter for its own assets are either in govern
Won. ,r;,i.s or in notes or bonds PAYABLE in govern
man, ,,,o,
It is equally convenient temporary or Perman-
ent investment. The notes always be sold for
within fraction of their face and accumulated inter
est and are the best security with banks collateras
for discounts
x,-,;,, INF, . Civ nor cent. a.eo Gold
u.,,
:;
''' me >
"'' 'o'
~ 49,
~
,r,
iiS NV
But aside from all the advantages we have enumer-
ated' si'eca' act VI hsieS' ''e"f Wv 'o '
Treasury notes local tae"''0'- oh 'he ~
exemption IS worth about TWO per cent per Aii'N
according to the rate OF taxation IN various parts Oh
the country.
1t is believed that securities offer SO great in
iucenents to lenders those issued by the govern
mens. In all other forms of Indebtedness the '"s'h
OF a'i''s VI p''"" fA'''9
%
cpra the DISCHARGE Of ali the of the nited
States.
While the government, Offers the most liberal terms
:. taora, IA. wong stro,,ast ,nraaf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

Old Iror, Brass. and Copper Bought.
80 All sorts of old Machinery, and old Iron Brass
and Copper, bought by ALFRED H. CLAwsoS, at his
Blacksmith Shop, corner Of Fifth and Main. Avs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
Sheri3's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION to une
HDlirected from the Wayne Common Pleas Court,
viii expose Public Sale, at the Court House door
in Ceutrevie Wayne County. Indiana on the 18th day
Auy, 1854 between the hours of 10 O'Clock, \. D.
and clock p. NJ dday the following property,
to-Nit:
Lots number four hundred and seventy five 400
ana four hundred and seventysix 40, IN that part
of the city of Eichmoul Wayne County, Indiana laid
ont by Elizabeth Starr The SAM TO be sold as the
property of Matthew Murray, 70 satisfy said execution
in my hands in favor of Ferguson ALDERMAN.
JOHN ". PAXSON, Sh'f W. c.
July %, 1864. lpf. $500 Eats.
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r Recruiting O "a c e.
LIEUT.. JAMES E. MACKLIN,

18th Ind. Mounted Infantry.
Has opened Recruiting Office at the G,LT House., in
this city, anlis DESTROYS OF enisting number Oh
god men for this very desirable arm Of the Service.
Full punties and Advance Pay.
VIII be paid TO Recruits fast mustered in.
Richmond July s, 1854. 2i-sw-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

EgThe Provost Marshal wishes US to
announce that those wishing to be exam
ined for exemption from the draft, should
apply at the Provost Marshal's Office.
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AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS

which are depositaries Of Public money. and all
RESPECTABE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, acting agents OF the Ma
tiopa Dopositary Banks. win furnish further in:or-
nation on application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
I26-3 m.