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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-27
For Congress,
SOL. MEREDITH.

TELEGRAPHIC CONCLUSION anxious
is the distinguished incumbent Of the
congressional seat of this burnt district,
to be regarded rs the nominee, that he
has with hot haste and lightning speed
issued an address to his constituents,
thanking them for the position, and his nine
organs, in imitation, are claiming it for
him, and branding everybody who do
not bow to their wishes and take their
conclusions as fixed facts without ques-
ton, as .'bolters," &c. The impudence
of this assumption is doubly glazing
from the fact that even the official vote of
this county cannot be ascertained and
announced until the 7th Of May next
The hot beds Of Julianism, assisted by
the electricity Of mean and dastardly
brow-beating and dictation, cannot pos
sibly sprom out nomination for the
talented member before that time, if
then! A little patient waiting on the
part Of George w. Julian and his nine
ofiicious organs, would be better we think
for their political health, and endtls them
TO some credit for modesty.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-27
Later From Plymouth, N. C..
The Enemy Four Times Repulsed--Sup-
posed Surrender of the Place, &c.

The Enemy Four Times RepuIsed--Sup.
posed Surrender of the Place, &c.
NEW York, April 24-The Times
Newbern letter of the Goth, states tina,
the enemy before Plymouth numbered
10000 or 10000. They were repulsed
in foar. distinct charges with great
slaughter. Firing ceased on Tuesday
morning, and it is supposed Gen. Wessis
with his brave garrison surrendered
Nothing definite, however, was known,
none of our vessels having been able to
reach them since Sunday.
Our forces numbered about 1000.
On Wednesday morning the transport
John Faxon carried up 500 men from
Newborn. It was not known If she sue
ceeded in reaching Plymouth.
The women, children and negroes from
Plymouth, are at Roanoke Island.
NEwBERN, April 20.-The dispatch
steamer Berry has just arrived from
Plymouth, and brings confirmation Of the
sinking Of the Southfeld, and injuring
Of the Miami and Whitehead by the rebel
ram which now commands the approach
to Plymouth, which prevents our re-en-
forcing it, The ram now has all the in.
land waters Of North Carolina open to
her, and there is no knowing where she
may strike the next blow.
Firing has been heard all the morning
in the direction of Washington, and it
is supposed the attack on that point has
commenced.
General Peck ordered re enfocements
to Plymouth the moment he received
news Of the attack. They have doubtless
failed to reach that place, owing to the
presence Of the ram. This ram draws
nine feet of water. Her hull is fifteen
inches out Of water She carries four
guns, and is built much like the Merri-
mac.
Gen. Picket is in command of the
rebel forces engaged at Plymouth.
There is quite a force at kinston which
it is believed intends an attack on this
point in connection with their Ram No.
2, now at Kinston.
Longstreet's cavalry has joined Lee in
Virginia and the rest of his force is on
the way to the same point. Some of
them however are reported at W eldon.
Many Of the women and children are
leaving Newbern for Beaufort. The
firemen and citizens are ordered to be in
readiness at a moments notice to meet
the enemy.
The surrender Of Plymouth, n. c. was
confirmed yesterday. The brave little
garrison-which it should be remarked
was not half as large rs stated in the reb-
ell accounts Published in our dispatches
cut off from all relief, maintained a
gallant but hopeless contest against the
greatly superior force of the enemy for
several days, but were at last obliged to
capitulate.
General VESSELS fought nobly against
the most desperate odds, and the enemy
suffered severely in their assaults. Two
companies of Union North Carolina Vol
unteers, and number of negro soldiers,
were massacred by the rebels after the
surrender. 1t was expected that New
bern would be next attacked.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-27
Irdiana 70 Raise $1,000 Observation-Disclosures
by Governor Mortoa.-Order Of Adjutant.
Noble.
s.EXECUrIvs DEPARTMENT.
s.INDt N.Po1rS April %. 1854

"EXECUTIV6 IMPAIRMENT.
s.INpIANAPoLIs, April %, 1864.
''Totss People Of Indiana;
The Governors of Ohio, Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin and Indiana have offer
ed to raise for the service of the General
| Government eighty-five thousand men.
for the period of one hundred days, to
perform such military service as NAV be
required of them in any State. They will
be armed, sudsisted, clothed and paid by
the United Stairs, but receive no bounty
They will be mustered into the service of
the United States for the period desig
mated. the time to commence from the
date of muster. The Importance of
making the approaching campaign sue
cessfui and decisive. is not to be over
estimated. and feel confident that this
call viii bepromptly and fully responded
to. l need not enter into the reasons
which have induced the making of this
offer, and its acceptance by the govern
ment, as they will be suggested TO all by
the condition and position of our militia
~ affairs.
"Itherefore call for 10000 volunteers,
to rendezvous at such places as may be
hereafter designated, and to be organ
lied under instructions to be given by the
Adjutant General. Existing organiza-
tons of the Indiana Legion offering their
services, will be preserved when the
regiment or company is filed to the mini
mum number, under the regulations gov
erning the Army Of the United States.
Signed 30 p. MORTON,
Governor of Indiana
1t is rumored that Governor Morton
will command these troops in person.
Adjutant- General Noble has issued a
general order detailing the manner of
organizing accompanies under this call.
The people are appealed to to assemble
and form themselves into companies and
elect the three company officers. Each
company must consist of not less than
50 nor more than % enlisted men of the
age, size, and physical ability required
by the United States mastering regula
tons. Companies of the Indiana Legion
desiring to volunteer under this call will
hasten to fill up the standard, and report
by mail or telegraph, to the Adjutant
General, when they will be accepted, and
their organizations preserved if desired
Any regimental organization of the LIE
gion will likewise be accepted upon re
cruiting up to the standard of volunteer
regiments and its org anization be prcser
we'd A fair division of the call will re
quire two regiments from each Conges-
sional District. Camps of rendezvous
will be established and announced in due
time
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-27

News FROM SroxEwAIL JAcKsox.-An-
drew Jackson Davis 1.-THE seer) in the
Herald Of Preyrsss. .ofthis week. makes the
following important (if true) announce
ment The most important intelligence
received recently II 10 the effect that,
after six more bastles, two Of them to be
hand to hand encounters. the war will be
over. and peace declared under the Stars
and Stripes. Stonewall Jackson is posi-
tive that all this viii come to pass before
the next harvest is gathered to the grana-
ries Gold will take the downward track
in May and July. Government credit
will be firm for ten years after peace 10
declared, when another war with Old
England is probable. France will be
the first to receive punishment from
America. A republican form Of govern
ment will soon be guaranteed. TO five
Southern States. Butler and bomb
shells" is better cry for Abolitiooism
than Fremont and Freedom" Force
and pluck, not men and propositions, are
in demand. General Butler and JEFF.
Davis are the bestpractica Abolitionists.
Others are takers and hangers-on.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-27

We are gratifed 70 learn that old friend, Col.
w. G. STARE, has been appointed by Gen. SIGEI, to
the position of Provost Marshal General for the Depart
msnt Of West Virginia. Col. STARR has been for sew
eral weeks At Cumberland, Nd, detailed Of the
Court Of Inquiry. sitting at that place The Court has
been dissolved. and the Col at enters upon the
discharge Of his new duties, which know him well
qualified aud capable Of dischargng, with honor to
himself and profit ~ the country. He is emphatically
the right in the right place, being intense
~ radical and inne xibe Va his notions of loyalty and
treason, tho worthy and patriotic General from
whom he received the appointment. This responsible
position 10 which be has been promoted coming as is
does unsolicited cannot be Otherwise than gratifying
10 himself and pleasing TO his many friends here at his
old homs in the Quaker Cityshowng it does, that
he is being properly appreciated.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-27

EFPart Of the brave boys Of the sth
Ind. Reg't are home on brief furlough.
God.bles 'em all! We have only seen
our young friends Capt CAHo, and Serg.
DAVID FLEMING. The latter has fattened
on hard tack while the former has had
the chills and looks thin. The Captain
intends to stay with US while to recruit
both his own health and try and get re-
cruits for the glorious old Sth.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-27
"Can the Ethiopian Change his Skin p

The above question suggested itself to US, read
ing the recent address Of the present NJ. c. to the
voters Of the Fifth Congressional District, lcitasng
himself on the sFpos~ result Of the recent nominal
ing election and expressing hi. gratulness to those
who supported him, in which the following passage
occuss:
"Bes NJ contest is saded, and al loyal will
now ask that gooes shan b BY cones. For myself
Aacs - rrs.su..s, nnkt.S tse,i~ss orra asy one
scAscA dessrs 10 caerSA !"
Thee dsslarations sssm 10 Us xassnz-ai. and 50
ssso.sSAsssal with the meuber, that can't help
csiving them with due caution This oryiri.y spirit
comas ser him entirely too sudden-it smacks too
mach of The strategy If the cat in the msathe devil
turning Saint OF the Duschnan who got "a his horse
in order IS he said to get on better ash gootr'
Under The influence Of this feeling Of the dis
tngushcd ~ Q. shall not be surprised to receive
under his ftaHk ssesa<- Phrpohx,sai Journal few
eheiss garden sses, OF sueh-ks Pubic Documents q.
Indeed Ne woud'ntl -r
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-27
The Ten-Forty Loan.

The new tcn-fsrty loan is going of with
more spirit IS capitalists become convinced
that the rate Of interest will not 10 advanced
The continued rise in gold makes ths loan still
more popular. as the rate Of interest promises
to be really 8 or 8 per cent. The government
has decided to receive the ten.forty bonds in
future ~ security for the Issues Of the National
Banks, and as the five-twenties arc now worth
in the market Ill. the new loan has become an
attractive feature for banking purposes ~ well
as for per anent Investment.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-27
Validity Of Indiana Divorces.

An interesting question was decided by
Judge FITCH, in the Court Of Common Pleas in
Lucas county Ohio. last week, in regard to
divorces granted by the courts Of the State Of
Indiana. between parties who are, 1t the time
Of the granting Of the same, residents Of the
State Of Ohio.
Judge FircH delivering the opinion of the
court. held that divorce 80 granted could not b
recognized as valid or binding by the courts of
Ohio and that any marriage contract in that
State after obtaining such divorce 10 void.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-27
A sIrpER1np prurnx

SUPERIOR REMEDY. We can couseieu-
tousy recommend to those suffering from Distress
ing cough. DIR. Stricklands Meilifuous Cough Bslsa
II gives relief almost instantaneous, and withal not
disagreeable TO te tiste There h doubt but the
Melifuous Cough Balsam is of the best prepare
tons IN use and is all that tine proprietors claim for
It, We have tried il during the past week, and found
relief from distrcs sing cough II prepared bv
DIR. Strickland, No. East Fourth street. Cincinnati
Ohio and Tor sale by all Druggists At 50 cents per bot
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A man IN Cortlandt county raised pcrker of such
urusal sire that strangers went out OF their way %
see it, One cf then, the other day met the old gentle
man and inquired about the animal wall YES.
the olo fellow Aaid .he got such cr.stsr, mty bug
un but he guessed he would have 10 charge myAbout
shin' for lcckin' 1t him" The stranger koked At
coin, handed il 70 him and started % 70 Oh .Hoad
on, sand the other "dorlt you want zee TIE bog r
NO., said The stranger II have seen - ~ bog -
want TO ses T. and % II went
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For Governor,
OIL. P. MORTON.
For Lieutenant Governor,
Gen. NATH,N AIMBALL.

Secretary Of state,
NELSON TRUSLER, Of Fayette County.
Auditor Of State,
r. b. MCCARTHY, Wabash County.
Treasurer Of State,
JOHN I. MORRISON. Washington County.
Attorney General,
ID. r. WILLIAMSON, Putnam County.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
q. w. HOSS, Marion County.
judges Supreme Court,
LIST District, James T. Frazer, kOsdusko County
I'd District, Jehu T. Elliott, Henry County,
I'd District, Charles 4. Ray, Marion County.
9TH District, X. &. Gregory, TIppecanoe County
Clerk Supreme Court,
Gen. LAZ. NOBLE, Knox County.
Reporter Supreme Court,
Col. BEN. HARRISON, Marion County.
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Nathan Morgan Of the "a Cavalry 10 81 homo on
sick furiough having been confined for several months
by attack Of lnhammatnry Rhamasisn, from the
effect of which he is still unable 70 wak, szcePt BY The
aid of erutches. sah
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Samuel Sinex Of this city has tosr sons BOW in The
service of the country in the - COLORADO Cavalry
one in the sth Iud. Infantry; ons in the 1h Kansas
Cavalry and in the l2lth Indiana. This looks lke
there really something in blood.
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The printers Of Atlanta, Georgia,
having struck for 81 50 per thousand
ems, the four papers have stopped, and the
conscript officers havoseixed the printers.
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Battles of Sabine Roads and Pleasant

Rebel prisoners say they had twenty five thousand
men in the battles, and that they lost three
thousand in SATURDAYS fight. They left their dead and
Wounded the field. Our loss Saturday was
about fifteen hundred. Our wounded taken ia
Grand Ecorc, and the killed left the field, but were
reported afterwards buried by the cavalry.
Gen Smiths command consisted of portions of the
10th and 18th army corps-Gen. Hurlbut's and Gen
McPhersons. The correspondent says great dissats-
faction is expressed respecting Banks generalship.
Fridays battle fought contrary To Franklin plans
and both Franklin and Ransom protested against hav
ing the cavalry far in advance. Smith protested
against the retreat from Pleasant Hill after the victory
of Saturday, he wishing to pursue the fleeing rebels,
but Banks ordered the return Of the entire army to
md corn
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Messr~. Howard and Grubbs have pSschassd
the stock of the wholesale Grocery House Of LrcAs,
MKRKINe Co. We understand thas the latter firm
about establishing themselves in business in New
Orie ans.