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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
Testimonials Of Remarkable
Cures

A uong the numerous testimonials N his DOS
sers'on, d. Lighthil bas selected tea only OF
those from parties Of established position aud
vel known throughout the country.
lFren the Home Journal q. ~ June .t5. isss
la every busiues- ur profession. indeed ia eNery
iepari neut of science or skill, there - always
some acknowledges head-some une Rho stands
ouI n bold reliei amung his fellows of
leader In the studs and treatment of desfuess
nd cSIsrrh ~ special diseases. De Lighthili. of
his city, occupies the position above described
he has devoted years cf labor 70 this speciality.
and i now retping the reward OF bis industry
The editorial columns OF he Tribune Of recent
late bear witness To the DDcI1rs sOccess in this
department. OF medicine We quote the para
graph:
"CvRE % DEAF Mrrr Louis Loewensiein.
4 lad fourteen sears OF ale. born in Germany.
came this civ when he wSs shout Two ye-rs
old Soon after his arrival here he VA taken
lick srd lost his hearing. b. degrees ne became
trzt deaf and then dumo For nearly ten years
he Was mnte unable 20 hear ihe louaesi voice,
OF "a articuate a VOID. About one wear ago he
placed by his parents ~ the lands OF DR.
Lighihill. who has 80 tar succeeded in restoring
INN his lost powers OF hearing and uiterance.
hat he can converse Nth those y ho sEe-k to
him distinctly ana deliberately. During The pest
Tour i've months he has been under The tuition
al Mr. Bennecke. and has n tde considerable pro.
gress in writing and arithmetic "
Having been supplied With the lsd's address.
Se further Investigated the matter. and discov-
cred that. previous 70 calling on Dr. Lishthill.
the youths case MAS considered hoEsle--. aud he
was for tao Years an inmate OF the Desf nd
Dumb Asylum The Rev. John S"tt. ID. ID,
Professor in Union College. Schenectady. Va :
published letter. tenders his gratitude to Dr.
Lighrhill, for treating successfully his czse OF
deafness. Rev Fred ). Jewell, Professor Of
the State Normal School AT Albany, also tesii.
hes a. having been cu'ed of catnrrh Dr. Light
hiii Po--esses othes ,e-'irobials and tributes 20
his taler, from some OF our wealihlesi and nost
pro nainsut ai.d respected etiz-ns. which IN tie
seen on application IL would be din nit TO
speak IN sny bn, terms of praise Of hrs ret-
mebt. in the lace of these many proofs and fats
,e,iIiying 20 bis success
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
Hon. Dnuietw. voorh-es

l n re are sou,e men whose ? pularty sastains
tn IN igiIi,i AL nlannef OF iragi aui ar hce NJ
pnpuiar electi.n- The administration carried
lndI wIlh iriudcs vuies. but The combined
intu'n Ut grernbark-. forged ballot and Mas
-srnp-e'f~ s''idierS dld ut deie,f thu Hon ID ~
lei ". V 'oraees in nj. district His Constituency
"a unph intls returned HIM to Congress. aud
srsc Tire veriirt OF their apron tion Of ms etr-
less anu confident course ~ that b d.. We Gp
I',t sonGer 81 Ms-E.soEhee-'- p,pai.fity iB hi-
'i's,nct. ne has nat tpiy true eoireDtou at
u morrs'ic principles hut also the cuursee and
tne euqn.nce u deisnu them ssaiusi al opp :
uenis he 49, the m alter spirit in orafOry ct
ne lat .e-siou Ui Congress- All the Democracy
o lndi m my congrtfula'e rhem-eiv's upon
having e uFrvi Tar another term = Champion " o
aa- sif"ld o. Their c+u>e biave ar nst IN :
arrogsn IN. rities OF the iTe-ent II ~ e. md
~ho oil b true 70 his recotd 10 the neIs v.
lNsus
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
AIMING skG ROks

A year ago we called Attentions IN these col
umns 10 the reserve power of resStsr &C to our
enemies resiing 10 the slave populations of the
South We advocated then. a. last resort and
une be tried without hesitation, the aruling OF
The negroes, whenever il beCime necess ~ g.
secure our independence. The question il re
cenis revived. aud is attr ,cting than 81
Intention. IL is we'll that the public mind, a.
we'll IA the policy OF the government. should hr
sertled upon the question against the time whe''
we NAV have to call upnn this means OF defense
We do not think the time has vet come. For
this campaign il would be too late. even il il
we're needful. aud rs to the neIt-snd who
knows IL we are To have another-,here is time
{" act after the present campaign is finished On
this sui jet We copy the following remarks from
The Richmond Enquirer. and for AIab ma ue
are prepared To sly, "a The Virginia editor does
for his own State: "Virgnia. after exhnusting
her whites, will fight her blacks through TO the
man. She will be free 1t all costs"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
Pa - MISSISSIPPI

The CORES pendent OF the Mobile Ne.s. writ
ing from .ck~on. Or, says:
On the train on which came from Meridian
yesterday VA Lieut. Gen TAvlor, whom sa~
TOR the frt time He is rather pleasant look
ing man. though hi colnientnce sesrs seriou,
cast. but shows nothing of the Old Rough and
Ready look about him he seems u he active
and energetic. and very decided aud stm in all
his acfs
He il here to dsy in consultation with Major
Gen Gardner. comm uding the District nf Mis-
ssiSsippi and Es-t L ,ui-isns. and Brig General
Adams. comm iujing III the cavalry in the dis.
trict ana CURIOSITY outside i at the jumping of'
poin' That ''somsrhing'' il on foot everyho@ y
believes or ran co. js fure. 'es dsJs-ill TEL
; me think We Ars TO We large scces-i.,n
force from the Trans Mississippi D'psr,men
an n Know N,th;nc' or the sriieci. and pre-
or therefore 10 wait FOR Developments
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
CURE OF CATARRu.
from Rev. Fred. y. Jewell, Prsfes or
OF the state >orWas school
Atbany,N. y.


DEAk SrE-Under dare Of March II cent
YOU careinl ststement OF nv case, i.s former
treatment, failure "a obtain relief in that di-
recton. my resort 10 your treatment aud lie ben
ercial reruts
| h-ve been from the winter OF The vssr 1914
subject sialent periodical attacks OF Cst.rtb
marked 5y strong tebrie -ymptums, violent IN.
Ga N nation Of he lining membranes of the cavi
tles " the hem, accompanied IN the hrrt stage
BY a wsiery discharge from the nose. subseouer'
" becoming scrid and yelio~, md tosard;
close OF the attack purutnl and bloody These
attack produced most distressing species OF
he idache. occurring periodically each day tor &
period ysr'iEg from one 10 three weeks. some
tine violent ~ 10 ncA pacitate me for busi
Hess and At times cOnhne NE " nv bed. Al
times the attendant Inflammation ~ouid exte,d
10 the teeth. producing toothache 10 the throat
occasioring Yourselves sud partial loss u roire.
snd twice sithn The last few years IL has : . al
iected the leit eve 20 couhne me for weeks ~
a darkened room.
had tried medicines md applications Of vari-
QUE kinds, -nufs sDd other catarrhal ureu.rs.
iions OF some half dozea kinds; -ppiir.ti..r- %
the head of camohoT. ginger. aud hot q. n.euta-
uous OF different kind; and in collnentiop ,ith
these The usual emeiics cathartic- enplo, ed To
In'iuce counter sCiion But none Of rhe-e lad
produced INV permanent improve o,enf ana H. fhs
tea Instances "a which temporal reiiei Wa al
f"raed IL vas II the expense of 20 much stTennt In
IS 10 leave me greatly exhausted Under tbese
Circumstances | w.s led. though xith reluctance
hom The supposed incurabiiIly u the disease 10
make trial oi your treatment | found ~ s.,or
beyond even nv hopes reaching the disease a.,
u had never beer reached before. AID slley,,tin,,
its - mnfon- To extent Which had -nooo.s5
npo--ible A. the time gave ,ou N, t.,rmer
certificate. bile did bot tee! sseurei II a eou
plete cure. had obtained msterlal reiiel WHICH
neatly repaid me- tor nv trial OF your tfe.tm.,t
ahd which sa'ished ne that that Treatment a..
- effective ~ II 49, simple and g.hii,~onhic.t A
suost"niAl escape ir"m nv old stack o. eat-frh
Tor the unprecedented D.,iud OF nearly h.lt :
yesr. Snd inaf m spite of severe occurrences %
iiiess which @0u6 have for merl, rendered ,ueh
fh attscs inevitable sss. Co me- proof of an i'm
portsni success IL il noe siI monsh- sin.,.
sent you hat statement. aud. While IL l. urpleas-
ani u me 10 appear thus constantly sud IN this
enise, hei'He the puoilr, " seems To me = matter
OF simple justice to Yourself md 10 hose 10
nsy be suffering - s-s 90 sdd nat I'm MT,
"''ls - iGllg s~il-6ed 10 the Gfi.sts std efc.
es Of s"ar ne,h"d of tTent,Bg eslarTh - sss
sir months 20. boz an nov % the belief th.t
u there l. such thing cure tor -hto, II -,
nrh. N Ey csse a suhstaniisl cure b.s h,,-
esscted Yours. respectfully
FRtpEzlSk y J.vxll.
Albany. n 7. September /. 1854
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02

The Pm sde phis Axe answers the croakng
Of NJ RAYMOND ahont cUrying the he, s'one
State Tor Luco'n D. 10 0oO majority. IS iol
lDss:
ne most reckie-- If them m longer claim
the State. aud here In Philadelphia they AL nov
sckno- l~sige th,t the popular voie is against
TEN Yet. N the fare ~ this stubborn fsct. Mr.
kf, m"hd eoncocis iae msgnlhcept fasehood /.
aud prints e over his signature. ~ith the
rie,r intention OF de,eiviag snd misleading The
p-ple PrnHsy lssIis. un the il'h ult. gave
Democratic ma 'rii, the ls,pular vote, sud
the 9Th OF November will give ". Uv0 m%iors-
u fos AcClellAn and Psodlston"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
FROM WASHINer0s.

ies-The OEher Side Of tke Sisrv-Her NJ
StsatsH Aanufsetsres Gr,af yictOries-- TSe
Great Victory Disssfer-Trye History
Of the BaitIe Tn, Rstreaf Stopped os Gss.
Afrirai In, EGesnep Of SAeridsas Army
Entirely broken NJ [a vi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02

penosrss % 90 Is euty 0eu Tuesday. 20 thss
be sbsll have 10 reprosch IN ne future Z fall
ure should occur through bis neglect With .
fair and foil vote there can be no doubs Of sue.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
ST RAY.

STRATRD, about week ago a Dark Brnd Mich
face.
reasonable NV lrt will b. pal by sddr-ssink Pcs
Office Lock Box 142, calling 81 Me- y ver dian
street. now dlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02

Advlces from Mes York are eq1slly GOOD
The Democrats expect to carry Nes York Penn
svlssnis. New JerSev. Delaware. MsrylsDd. Gun
nccsirut aud Ne~ r smpshre, a the east -hict
together have 81 electoral votes. being more thar
tso-thirds OF the number required 90 elees.-cin
cinusti Enquirer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02

beauregsrd's new department commences ri
Augusta. in North Georgia and extends IN an ,r-
regular line ins south -essferly direction. includ
ing part of Florida. and the whole of Alsbs ne
Mi~-is>ipm and + at Loui-iana. 1t emhr tces. %,
course. N"rrh Georgia and the srmies comm nd
city Gems Taylor and Hood. + Mobile Tribune
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
ENGLISH cAsslsls roa yorsrsr

The Appetls Granad, correspondent says the
President sent Gen Forrest | 500 English car
hines ieeen's. for his men, sn appreciativr
mark of their services during the past three
months
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02

t"VI"3'"p''if' IhN VNtOu' %stH' Ioof.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN or THE PENbESCT
~ of the following entitled Ordinance for ,srer,
improvement. to-~;t
An Ordinance to provide for the grading ard Rtsvel-
ing OF Cnms, rlsud street and he sidewalk, between
New Jersey AMI al ~ running north sc south
eat Of Alabama street.
Aso An ordinance to provide for tie grading and grav-
fling st. CLAIR aud siewa ks NJ rid
and illinois streets.
Attest. CYRUS s. BUTrFRFtELD,
nove-dit City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02

Prom the Rev Joseph ~ Clarke. Rec,o, ~
Sc james Church:
sIescrss. Feb 90. Ies4
have been deal in "n~ ear e, or since \ o.. IN
u Ieks. some iseniy years $40 b. the kill
OF Dr Llshlhii ~ hearing s.s eatirsis re-sars.s
>" th.t no- hear alike ~iIh hath esr- and 6td
th-t can ne IN, vice eth much more esse
add comfor than before
osu ~ dy yosx1p n okAsa-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02

by DELZELL ~ JONES.
TEN VACANT LOTS,
4 Two-S. Brick Dwelling aud a
Double Frame Tenement.
u ~ - - q. yu~ A.
n IT - IL e. 1T u q. ~

an TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, AT CLOCK.
~ the preui,es. will Dc sold al AuetioR 20. fol-
lO- ng described desirable property
highi vsc<ft Lots L ~t-set. between Liberty
So6i. desirable ter rsslcence Or u EAT c arIg
purpnts These los 10 the Of tht .usres-
part of the cry. ard have both pre- arc prosDec-
tiT- vsire. Each IL - 1lo fe-t-Isnnsng saes
private -llss 10 ee' ia Witt.
two Lott 20 b. sold one each = u 100 FEET with
prvsfe siie, the north .ide M rui n ng ssck
alley 10 feet in width. The~e lot frout >ob-
strset between C-5t-r and the gadis CspfTsl
hallway
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
EAR, THROAT AND AIR PASSAGES.

nRS LlGHTHlLL'S Popular work OF
Il Defines. is Csuses aud Prevention.
has reached the Siyih Edition. and may be %
taine.i 10 q ,rlrton. ALB Broaa~ay. or ans re
-pecIahfe BOOKSELLER throughout the country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
PAINTING.

~ LONG, no. !, EAST Syw YORK STREET, 0P.
ind Of House ign fainns Grstnng and 6.4sins
sooss notice and 10 the vsry best ssyis. Psr.ocs
sentins s~fs h his tse - sss7esss4 " gvs - .
call t ea0G4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02

II The treasury deprtmen, 10 printing and
ispaing weekly about twelve million dollars IN le-
Gal teodsr AID ostioosl bank cusrSceT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
RAILROADS.
WINTER AkRANGEMEN
G L ~ G ~ ~ AT [.
SOUTHERN OHIO.
North Eastern Kentucky.
indianapolis and Cincinnati!
ShOrt.Line
II - - II n an - uD

IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV ls,, TRAINS
~ will run fell
leave indiaaspoIs.
ming kxpress...,.. Observation-Disclosures. 5.o3
Ati ''''''''ss.. .----s... luaS n
Night EApre-s.. -
Arrive stlndianspsiis.
Morning Express. i9oo Y
Mail o" = ~
sBnt I'll ~ 10 ~
Fare the by any other Route ID tbs
speed. safety and conf of equal 70 the
lines In the country.
PAsk for tickets via "lndssuapo and Cincinnati
Railroad "
Special Nostce. The NV rack nio Cinoinn,t
- complete. and passengers by thu liz land,
the sSew Pearl D-p"t.' the Bnrnet
Housr, about mile bushes % the
city than Any other Depot.
ROBERT MEEK. superintendent
W. "a L. SosLK, General Ticket Agent
prRr Travelling ravi-ifs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
ISAAC N. SCHERMERHORE.
oIlyr. BrAEp. secre,arY

OLIvrR T BEAEp. Secretary
NeIt in order we give the action OF the Grand
National Council at W sshington, upon the adop-
ton. for the uss OF members of Loyal League
throughout the United States. Of private alarm
signal. TO be used in cases OF danger or in any
emer gencs:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE

OF rooz- iof 5lIl.o feet. eorn@ring o. C~nsi
AID ohi- ret. .ble. eli. CAST dC Az
alley in The rear well built ard s,l i,ost, -
Sence Cor r an Of rsihe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
A D .UBLe FRAME HOUSE

90 H--on stree. Soble ard Pine. ~Lich ~ifl
rent 10 s4Sl year strrei IN proseDrnLs E4dr. sIs
sat aaares " @>hnst0a tr~eG
IEkss IN h kae at Los and isoabl- frame H0gsc.
tu.rd e.-h. add tai ard ,-.rS. IL
interest Ia he Brck hOss-, one-hzlf cssh and the
balance IL one and tso year., with ir'eresi
FOr plst. ana .srtser pArfi, sl.r> apply
Dkl Z-LL JONES,
Heal srge frosers
oc...-c's We II Ezst Warrington stree.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02

Resolved. That earnestly recommend and
urge upon the subOrdin te couacs. 10 organize
military companies within their several bodies. 70
arm and drill With tie VI mos; diligence. aud With
eres, cse'iOu. that no unrecesssrs occasion Of
ofense De given our enemies.
By the State Council,
-,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
Dl CHiRCES FROM THE EAR,

Noises iu the Bead. and all the various Diseases
Of The
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
NOTICE.
STREEr IMPROVEMENT NOTICE

OyFicE or Cry cIyRx. Z
indianapolis, Ind. ootOb' zYth. 1864. ,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-02
Remarkable cure Of Deafue>e.

Albany. n Y. September 1, lss4
The Richmond palladium., 1864-01-27
Candidates for Treasurer of State.

rS- Washington Hadlcy. OF Parke County, is
candidate for State Treasurer the State Union Con-
ventron the 22i and 23l of February next. Mr.. H.
served the people of Parke acceptlbly and SATISFACTORY
ly their financial agent and the People of the State,
should he be selected, would be equally well pleased
The Hadley stock is gooitlere is discount the
Unonism of those who bear that name.
The name of Mr.. JONAS NorAw, of JAY County, We
annCunecd in several of the Union papers of this
Stat, candidate for this important position before
the Union State Convention. to be held Indianapolis,
the 2Si day of February next. Mr. YoTAw has
bccn Treasurer of Jay County for twelve consecutive
years-Director of the State Prison. North years
and has held many other important public trusts, in all
of which he has discharged the duties with signal abl
ity. He is an Unconditional Union and has the
reputation of being OF the strongest and most
thorough canvassers in the State. He would be a
tower Of strength the Ticket, and neei, in the
coming political contest, the best and energetic
workers we have among to head the State Ticket,
for the election viii be chids pay-it viii be
the last deathstruggle of Copperheadsm for place
Indiana. and il bchooves select Ticket that viii
be triumphanty elected, the honor of the '.Od Flag
sustained and the Union ami Constitutional Liberty
vindic-tei.
The Richmond palladium., 1864-01-27
STATE CONVENTION.

The Union State Centeral Committee call upon the
Unconditional Union of Indiana TO meet in Mass
Convention the city of Indianapolis on the 2rd day
Of February 1864, the Anniversary Of the bir; day
Of the "Fatler Of his Country" to commcmorItc our
success in supprcssng the rebellion against the peace,
integrity and glory Of the Republic, and consult upon
the means necessary complete restoration of the
Union.
And you are further called upon to meet in Mass
Convention at the State House in said city that day.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for State Offices and selecting delegates to
an Unconditional Union National Convention, and
Candidates for Electors for President ami Vice
President.
The Committee recommend that Mass Meetings be
held the county seats of the several counties on the
second Saturday of February next for the purpose OF
securing representation Of the Unconditional Union
in such a State Convention, and u thorough
county organization.
A. III. CONNER, Charm IN.
JAMES II. McNEELy, See'y.
The Richmond palladium., 1864-01-27
Col. w. n. n. Terrell.

We are gratiied 10 announce that this gentlemen
generally and favorablv known as the able financial
Secretary of Governor Morton viii be candidate be-
fore the State Convention in February. for the position
of Clerk of the Supreme Court Col Terrell was, we
believe. for many years Clerk OF the County Court of
Knox County, and is, therefore, thoroughly familiar
with the duties OF the office
Inasmueh as -Oh Wayne- has the honor Of furnish
ing the State with the best Gorsnor firiag,
altogether fitting that should extend hearty
support to good from other portions of the State
and in that spirit bespeak a cordial support for
Cox TERRELL
The Richmond palladium., 1864-01-27
To the Young Men Of the Fifth Congress
sional District:
CAMP WAYNE, RICHMOND, IND,
January 10, 1854.

IL, IIVh-
Your attention is called to the Cover
nor's Proclamation of JAN L.. BY
this Proclamation. you will preceive that
Indiana escapes the Draft only by cred
its given for re-enlistments of Veterans
in the field. These Veterans owe no
greater allegiance TO their country -
they have no greater interest IN the
preservation ofthe Union than yourselves
They were not induced to re-enlist by the
offers of large county and township
bounties.
What are the reasons. then. that induce
whole regiments and brigades of Vet
ersns 70 re-enlist. II is from pure pat
riotism. They say. that as they have
borne the hardships, encountered the
pe-ils and shared the glory of the war
thus far; they cannot endure the idea of
the death blow to the rebellion being
dealt peace restored and the Union pre-
served, without participating in the glori-
oas struggle.
There are, Al this time, ut least one
thousand able bodied young men in the
Fifth District. who could Join the army
without making great sacrifices. every
one of whom should be actuated by
the same noble patriotism and love of
glory that now induces the Veterans to re
enlist SO unanimously.
Are YOU willing that the Veterans now
reenlisting. and the soldiers now in the
field. shall fight all the battles, and mo
nopolize all the glory?
Are you willing that it shall be said. in
future, that this glorious war for the res
toration of the Union was fought to "A
successful Issue, without you having par
ticipated in it?
This war cannot last much longer
perhaps a year at the farthest. 1t is
almost certain that no more calls for
voluntary enlistments will lie made. Ii
more troops are needed. they will be
raised 10y draft. This, then, is the only
opportunity You will have to enlist.
The bounty of $500 is ample for the
short time your services will be needed.
Ii is gratifying to know that in proper
ton to the number to be raised, the 9th
District has recruited as many men as any
District in the State. 1t would be still
more gratifying to be authorized in say
ing that we had raised our quota.
The Governor has authorised me tc
raise three more companies. Some OF
the companies now in Camp Wayne lacl
few men of being full.
l therefore call upon all able bodied
Young men over the age of Is, who are
not too timorouS, to come toward anC
enlist in the service of their country.
JOHN f. kIBBEY, Com. 9Th Dis.
The Richmond palladium., 1864-01-27
Out at Last!

After enduring numerous tribulations consequent
a broken press procuring new type, &c, again
make 'bow to the reading public and ask share
OF consideration, in subscriptions an1 aivertsem
We promise to do all that is with in humble abl-
ity, to make paper worthy of patronage and worth
the price ask for it, and trust friends will
extend to helping hani-take the Palladium them
selves and pay for it, and induce outhers go AMI do
likewise.
Recoect price, for single copy, of 80 numbers,
is dollars in advance Clubs of ten 81 80 clubs of
twenty, Sl,25an extra copy furnished 70 each geter
up of club. The cash must accompany all orders for
clubs
The Richmond palladium., 1864-01-27

51f~Sunday week, cavr,ry fight took place
Knoxville our loss was l5o-the loss of the rcbs is
said to be Longstreet advanced towards Knox
vlle ana apprehensions felt, he had been
enforced that it would be again besiegcd. Gen. Stur-
gs fen back Knoxville, but again crossed the Hois
river and moved toward Sevicrville which is 10
miles southeast of Knoxville. Gen. Granger mo-
wing the direction ana the rebels being in force
a battle was believed to be pending about the Goth.
CoXGREss.-N Nothing of General interest has been
transacted during the past week. The Senate has
adopted some amendments the Conscrpton Act,
but il is difficult tell exactly what they All at
tenllts to strike out the communication act failed.
G-1-Wilson withdrew his resolution expelling Gar
Davis from the L :. Senate for introducing cop
pcrlead resolutions in that BODY.