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The Ind ian Bone Show Mana sketch.

He that emf like a fool with "1naian Bone SNOW
To Richmond AMI round Ike broken winged crow,
But soon he found he WAS held in contempt,
And frcm his encm., work, he wasn't exempt
Then he went TO the army conclu lei TO list.
But in the ranks of that army he always msse'd
And laid rounl for months never doing hex
But soon tlev ed him they towards enough,
And drted him home with the AMI the scurf.
He then turned a full ..butternut from that day.
For Henry got Ia al to be turned out Of pay.
Now he his green specs an calA l2t-s WEE hS
gers,
To r we We al f ng for nothing but niggers
This coward wrot,. Jim OF the jeff vile letter,
Calling home guards assasins and thing bittef
And made il appear to him SELF very plain,
That they never fight his fricn Morgan again,
The hom guards determined = catch him heard.
But the Indian Bone Show scamp 50 badly sA>erei,
When he was told they'd rope TO give him his OWN,
He up and skailtidt.l away out of town
They say il .mnnaeywrencl litor cuts many shines,
Hell be saved the pleasure of smoking long nin.s,
For tie thing got 10 com, down of of its stats.
And quit backguirlng soiicrs for In i.G-bone Gits
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02

The "Honora5!e' Geo w. Julian, in his
address to the voters of the 9th Congress
sional District calls those who are in
frvor of the brave and gallant soldier
GEN. Sol. MIREDIrH,- for Congress in his
stead, "Repu6iieaa conservatives and coao-
ards" This, from man who has not n
relative in the war,-near or remote
who, during all the time he was in Wash
ington city, and engaged in constantly
writing letters home to secure re nomi-
nation, never had time 10 visit the sick
aud MANNED Indiana soldiers in hospi
tails thereof one of whose near rela-
tives tbs said and it is susceptible of
proof, that, when the first attempt to
get volunteers was made he dissuaded
q son from going by telling him that
..poor boys and ioaters enough could etoand
to 90 and he had better stay who did
everything in his power, in order to vent
personal spite, to keep men from enlist
ing In the glorious 10Th Indiana, under
the command Of Gen. Meredith, and who
left no cxpedient Of meanness and trick
cry untried to keep him from command
and from promotion.
This individual to style those who are
in favor Of a vigorous prosecution Of the
war, and Of a General who has, accord
ing to the evidence of Generals HooKKR
and GrpsoNs, so vigorously prosecuted
it, that they thought him justly entitled
TO be promoted from Colonel to Brigad-
ier-General, Towards, is enough
to damn him to everlasting infamy.-
=. Republican conservatives, and coicaras. =
George says are engaged in ''immolat-
ing" him by voting for Gen. MEREDITH.
Recollect that, We friends Of the brave
soldier who has risked his life in the great
cause Of sustaining the Constitution and
restoring the Union, and establishing
human liberty on the firm aud enduring
bases Of universal freedom. Soldiers,
and the fathers Of sons who are fighting
for the same glorious cause. recollect that
this SANDER on your courage was utter
ed coolly and deliberately. by GEO. w.
JULIAN, when you go to the nominating
polls ON the first Monday in April; and
We know you will pronounce . Woe
upon the lawyer. who entered not into
the army, either him or his dear brethren
and near relatives, and ..they that would
have entered he hindred.'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
LYONS BATTALION.

This delightful article for preserving and beautrin
the human hair is again put by the original proprie
tor, and is made with the care. skill and at
tenon, which first created its immense aud nnpreee-
denied sales of over million bottles annually. lts
still sold al = cents in largeh bottles. Two million bot
ties can easily be sold in year when is again known
that the hahairon is nor only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world. but that il cleanses the scalp Il
scurf and dandruf. gives the hair lively rich uxur-
ant gro" th and prevents il from turning gray These
are considerations worth knowing The kahairon has
been tested for twelve years and is warrented as
described. ANY lady who values beautiful head OF
hair viii use the kathairon. Ii is finely perfumei
cheap and valuable 1t is sold by all respectable DEAL
ezs throughout the world.
d. $. BARNES & CO.,
New York.
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Mcclellan not Candidate for the Presi-
dency.

The n. Y. Herald publishes the follow
ing story editorially:
In q conversation with us some time
ago, the General [McClellan1 stated his
views very emphatically. Said he, Il do
not want to be President. l do not desire
to be President. Ihave no ambition to be
Pesident. / am too young to be President
If 1 were elected President my term of
Office would soon be over, and then
should be an ex-President while still a
young man. And what an ex-President
is, and how he is prevented from doing
anything effectively, You know as well as
l do. No. My desire, my ambition, is to
be restored to my former position in the
army, SO that may help to save my
country, and, il necessary, that l may
die for her,
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Township COMMITTEES.

Abington-Jamcs NJ. Jarrett, II. T. Fulton, Dav Hale.
Center-Wm A. Dckey, JOS Ratlf, John c. Page.
Clay T. Nicholson, j. H. Wrinkle, Jonas Hatfield. jr.
Dalton---John Davis, VIM Chamness, DrJ X Brown.
Green-Jesse Cate Allen NJ. Harris, Ezekiel Johnson.
HArrison-Rankin Baldridge r. Eliason A. bradbury.
Jackson-Wm Mercer Norton Davis, n. Raymond.
Jeerson-M. Baldridge. Amos Parsons, J. ". Bohrer.
New Garden-Dan. HUI, Jos. Quigg, Thomas Charles.
Perry-T. u. Williams, T. w. Jordan. Jno. Salisbury.
Washington Izor Alex. Jones, Alf. Hawkins,
Wayne-John W. Grubbs, j. VI. HaInu,ann, Ezra HUI.
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Valuable Real Estate For
Sale.

NY virtue Of an order in case No 1876 in the Wayne
Z6Circut Court, February term ga, appointing me
Commissioner, will sell a. public sale Saturday,
March 18th 1854 on the premises OF David Forts. de-
ceased in Boston Township, WAYNE County. Indiana,
the following Real Estate to-wit:
Forty acres of land lying and being in said county.
in section 81. township II, range west beginning at
the northwest of the southwest quarter of
said section and running south the section lines SO
to a beach tree, thence north so poles elm tree,
thence to the first station.
Also,-Thirty three acres. it being part of the
north quarter OF section "a. township Is, and
range west, commencing At the northeast Of
said quarter, running thence west 90 poles. thence
south ssh poles thence east 60 poles, thence north
SIS y. poles 10 the beginning.
Alsa-Tweire acres and so rods. more or less de-
scrioed follows, to-w;ts-Comnsencing slls rods
from the northwest of the southwest quarter
of section p, township ls range west, running
l3s rods: thence south Is ris thence t3s rods
thence north Is rods the place of beginning. and So
acres and square poles Cd the of south end of the
southwest quarter section -, of township number
Ii, of range west, Except ~ OF OF the
end. and 1855 described follows to-ws-Cora-
ulencing the northwest corner of the northwest
quarter of section "a, of township Is, of range
west thence sout p rods thence 100 rods thence
north 25 rods thence west leo rods 20 the place of
beginning The three last described containing
l. acres $50 rods; Ash acres and poles and SO
acres
Also,-A part of the Northeast quarter of section
Sd in township Is, of range west; beginning at the
northwest of said quarter section. thence I6o
poles SOUTH thence east loo ppaes thence north Ice
poles thence west 100 poles 10 the place OF beginning
containing loo acres. and part Of the east half of
the north quarter of section 30. township L.
range west. commencing the south cf
said quarter running thence north ls6 poles, then %
west 50 poles thence south le6s poles thence east 50
poles to the place Of beginning; containing 20
land.
TERMS OF SALE One-third of purchase money,
cash dav of sale. third II months. thereafter
one-third in - months from day Of eaie Notes with
approved security, waving valuation laws VIII be re-
CURED ofpurchaser with interest Deed 20 be made
full payment and possession 10 be given Ga payment
of hnal third 81 purchase money.
AACMELLANOER, Cenmis,-.
CANS / CANS, Atty's-
Feb "a. 1854 s-&u
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02

Some soldiers recently chastised
the Copperheads of Maumee City. Ohio,
for calling them LINCOLN hirelings." by
first" threshing" and theu making them
take the oath of allegiance before the
proper officers, and pay for it. 1t is said
that some twenty-five were thus added
to the loyal ranks of that town.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
r SHAKE AND BURN. Shake and Barn

Shake and Burn -!
This is the life of agony endured by the sufferer
from Fever and Axue. He wanders Ike uncertain
shadow never knowing what moment he NAV be pros
uatcd and therefore disinclined give anv serious
attention to business This il the condition of thous
ands in town and country Ii is no exagyerason 10 say
that Fever and Ague XIII people dian any twenty
other diseases IN America For . sure and speedy
cure OF thas terrible affection take great pleasure
in recomnendng HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS. which have already achieved wide rrputat,en
prcssrAted by this disease.
For sale b. Druggists and dealers generally every
where. im3uft
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The Palladium for as Cents!

During the contest for nomination for Congress,
Tee.sy fire Cents, will be received for subscribers
for three months. VIII friends exert themselves
10 enlarge list at this reduced rates We want to
increase our circulation TO thousand and it lie
DONE If our friends will help
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
FLAXSEED TO LOAN!

VWyHE un Ter signed has 5000 jus hois Of re CLEAN
II ED FLAXSEED selected from choice lots. 70 loan
on the most favorable terms. Farmers wishing u
Faxseel the coming season, will do well 10 exam
Inc the quality OF the seed AMI learn terms.Ltst sca-
son Dealer. throughout the couatry, with the ex-
ccpton of the uniersignd restrictci the price - only
81 Is per busel while he agreed to give the Ialrket
price: the result that those WHOM he loaned
Seed received Two Dollars ond Fty Cents for it. IN
this fact. the undcr signei confidently relies
the Farmers To LOAN THEIR ELANSEED OE HIM.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

NTOTICE is HEREBY given, that the undersigned
~ has been appointed Administrators of the Es-
tate Of JOHN HAINES, late of Wayne County, lndi=
ana deceased Those indebted to said Estate,
quest ted 70 make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against the will present them legally
authenticated for settlement within the time requ rsi
by law Said Estate is solvent.
ELENORA UAINES Administrative.
Feb "a 1854. Ats.
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WANTED.

To sell good ,wo-story Brick Dwelling hoast, on
Seventh street, Main containing twelve rooms,
two good cellars. csterns and well of good water,
stable carriage house, fruit trees, shrnbberv, 6c all
in good repair For term call OF Ne undersigned or
4. F. Scott. Z, H. hi FL
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TO THE PUBLICl
DAVID RAIL SHACK.

pRoPR,EIoR Of the LINDEN Hill Nurseries :,
would respectfully inform the people generally.
that be feels thankful for past farors and soc,s CON
nnuance Of public patronage having purchased the IN
ress OF john Hutton his former partner and IS now
EyERGREENS. FRUIT TREES SNAIL rpr-rrS
AND SHRUBBERY,
And having erected . large Green House still adding
thereto with as good collection of exotic plants as can
be found IN the country, in good hea,hfu condition
which he oers 70 the public On As reasonable terpns
any other nrssclAss NurserymAn can Offer He invites
aies and genae generally call and examine his
stock and decide for themselves
Richmond, Feb ~ 1854 A,-
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a1s- We beg leave to issorm the accomplished and
we'll informed editor of the are Julian two hundred
dollar organ that Judge Eliotts NAM Is J~au I.
Elliott AMI John as he has it at tie head OF fns
paper.
p-lt is said that lately the eyes Of two muir
dered Russians were Immediately photographed
and that complete portraits Of their murdeEers
wero thus obtained.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02

Diseases of the Throat, Chess and Pulmonary or
gans, are ever prevalent, nsdious and dangerous The
properties OF medicine alleviate cure and uproot
these complaints, must be Expecoran.. Ano.iye and
Invignratng, loosening the the throat and
mparting tone to the entire system No discovery in
medical science this class of diseases like
Dr. Wynkoop's Iceland Pectoral. 1t is used with the
most astonishing results in all of Bronchitis In
hnenza, Whooping Cough, Diptaera or Pu,rd Soro
Throat, Asthma Group, Coughs, Cold, Nervous Irsta-
bility, &c.
The Rev. j. j. Porter, eertifes, that have used
ID. Wynkoops Rctoral for several years my self and
IN my family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints and
have recommended it 70 Others and have never
SCENT equal" Rev. J. Potter, Brooklyn, my
Hundreds and thousands of important testimonials
could be produeei showing its remarkable cures and
that il never fails.
1t is composed of pure Iceland Moss, Balm of Gil
cad. Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane, Comfrey Burdock,
ami other Invaluable xpeetoran and ingredients II is
harmless. prompt and lasting lnvahds and sufferers
cannot afford to nexect a trial Every family should
haseit 1t remarkable for Group. Full descriptions
accommodations and directions accompany each bottle,
Sold by all principal Druggists.
Prepared by Dr.. r. d. Wynkoop, ana sold by d. S.
BARNES 4 Co. New York.
Aug. &, 1858. 81
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HElNSFREET,s
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
IT Is NOT A DYE

but restores gray hair its original color BY supply
ing the capillary tubes with natural susersnce impair
et BY age a. aesease All instantaneous dve are eora-
posed Of isaAr easstic, DESTROYING the vitality and
beauty Of the hair. and afford Of themselves nc dress
ing Heinstreis lnimsabie Colorng only ressaxss
har to ITS natural color by process hut gives
the hair
Laxuriaat Beauty!
Promote. its growth prevents its falling off, eralicstss
dandruf, and imparts health and plessantness 10 the
head 1t has stood the test of time being the Original,
Hair coioring and is constantly increasing in favor
Used BY both gentlemen and ladies' Ii is sold hy all
respectable dealers, be produced by themof the
commercial sgent, D. s. BARNES, eos Broadway n v.
Two sizes, SO cents and 81.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
CLOVERSEED.

He has on hand AMI arriving. 800 bushels Of CuoIc1
CLovExsEEp, New Crop Persons wishing to bu,.
Cloverseed at wholesale retail will do well ~ cal
on him G.. w. BARNES.
Richmond Feb "a 1854. 80 Main Street
A. ,y
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The subscriber represents the folowing Companies
PAtENIN. Of Hartford, Fire;
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON, Fire;
HOME. Of New York. do
ATTIC, do
MANHATTAN, 40
CONTINENTAL, do
LORILLARD. do
CORN EXCHANGE, do
SECURITY, New York, Life,
-ETNA Hartford, do
The capital Of these Companies amount all 70 aloos
Sill. aooea. Farm houses City dwellings,, Storcs
Mills &c. Insured on very favorable terms. Settle
men: Of losses prompt
wv. BELL. Notary Public Agi.
50, II.
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SOLDIERS VOTING.

At the Henry County Convention, a resolution was
adopted authorizing the Soldiers in camp 70 vote their
choice at the April nomination, for candidates for
congress and county officers This Is right, and, as
the Wayne county Mass Meeting the 18TH failed 70
authorize Soldiers from the county in the service
70 express their choice hope our County Central
Committce win make the necessary arrangements for
them participate in selecting persons ~ nli the
various Offices candidates.
D- Since tipping the above, we received to follow
ing official call for meeting of the committe, and we
presume this matter will receive their attention:
Central County Committee Notice.
The members Of the Wayne County Central Com
mttee will at Centreve Saturday, March 18th,
at 10 O'Clock, upon important business.
JOHN w. GRUBBs, Chm. VIC. c. c,
Richmond, March l, 1854.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND,

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND,
will furnish in small and large amounts nj
Cincinnati rates,
Sight Exchange
ON New York and other Eastern Cities, al.
50 STERLING EXCHANGE ON the princi-
pal commercial points Of Europe, in sums TO
suit.
COLLECTIONS
made ON all accessible points in the United
States. Highest price paid for
Gold & SilVerCOin
Government Securities.
Approved paper discounted ~ tbs rate of
ak per cent. per annum.
T.. w. WARRINGTON, Cashier.
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Mechanics, InventOrs, Manufacturer, In.
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to take the
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E%A gro. 26 9foro Sap Strabe.
0etnen Ereunben uus 9slanntsn bic &rsttss, hds Id
am DsruerftaS Nsers, mite ~Gswbbnlta, Gin senhtbiGes
.Iau3frsnJhen abhalte, tppip tb freunfltAf einIaee.
&iEtritt iret. 5etnrt d. Meper,
tM3G) -e5@ SIC. % Sc. OSdfGr, nahe Central 6dnP.
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&egimente8 mebrere Meilen ms Snnere BON
!6articro uns Serties GOuntp, nj er cine @pme
pagnie HebellenI Cloateu trdf, welde cine Quan>
titdt Sitter betpadte, uno ie eefan9en nabm;
ferner erpberte er ein Camp, in meldem eiue
9rObe Q1antitdt BON grppilipnen unD Mmmu>
%nitIOnen Guf9ebIuft mar fir bic umberihlpdrz
meroen GuerlIas. 9ie ganse expedition febrte
ii6er 5uriid unb bate weiter teine 8erluite er<
litten; nur 5 Mtonn iparen in einem @efe6te
nut ben Gebellen bel Sarr Gambling letbt per=
wunoet norben.
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SU,, .meoraeoihp.

New=0Ort, -. Sesbr. Sic 8arfe
Sberelia BON MaracaibO beri6tet, OaB am ID.
Stop. Sen. 8Oulsa, Elm MISUNDERSTANDING
in einem britii6en Schooner bort einlieL unO
bic Wannidafen speier &egierungsboOte gez
fan9en nubm. Darauf lanbete er, pertrteb Die
SarniiOn BON elmer 8atterte uno pernaeelte Die
Ranpnen, ieoann madte er Sa9O uuf einen 8e'
9iernn9SOampfer, bei6OB Oenielben unO t6btete
einen damn unb perlplnbete ben Captain.
Spdter itad ct nit ieinen Gefangenen in See.
Sang WaracaibU mar lber btele Gelpalttbat
aufgebra6t unO bic 9bereiia tonnte 3 Sage lang
teinen Yiloten insen, um %ausSulauTen.
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9entlde Wrtete.
pelde tn Der enSlif9en site entbaltsn itnb.
% omeuIfEe.


aeders, Wrs George; 8umbaud, ORib 6
S; 8aoen, Mrs Sobn &obert; 8aleen, Wtr8
Soiepb; 8uie, Dtr8 Mdrgaretb; GaGeI, NiB
2isSie; @i6elber9er, 0frs 6 8; Sauit, Wib
emma 9; Slider, 0trS @eo @ 9ubert, Mirs
so; 9uber, 0tS s.; 9Offman, Nfb henrietta;
'9auie, Dtrs 3utb 6; Galien, NfiB Nmelia ;
&%aufmanm, Wtrs emma 9; Renp, Wib Ga
rab ; 2ambert, OtiB Sarah Wattin, WiB q 81;
Wtartin, Wirs Or. g; Mantler, WiB Wtarp 6;
Oebrl, WiB @briitind; S6nappin9er, WrS;
S&r6oer, 0tb @ooie; Stol5enba6, WlrS W&ina;
Springer, MiB Wlattie D. Gulin, Wlrs Noam;
Wa9ner, NiB 8 9; @ensert, Wtrs 2eonaro
Bagner, aDib Guelpn; 8aais, 0trs Nnnie S;
Zimmerman, WiB Sennp; Zimmerman, WrS
SO u 6.
9errtnItHe.s uH
8admann 8rOS. ; Berger, 0ti6; Brandt,
surl ; 8lbler, B 8; 9aupt, So; SuppeI,
SObn; 5ubn, $; 9eb, S; 9uft, @n; SOrean,
SEQ g; 2aufmann & 8rO; aramer, 9r. 6
81; ansct, " 81; 2~auenger, 6; 2arnm & 8ro
Sinh, Soml $ 8du, 6 & So; Jtuff, 81;
S6ur, SaIentine; See9er, S; Stule & 8ro. (;
S6wed, Bm; Silbermannu & SO; SAueiper
Strapp, Some8.. 4f
SeI~bdttnItte.
@loer, S 81; Gn9e[, Ser9t. Sobn; Stem,
ming, 81 8; Reifer, 9toam; 2utterbed, SObn
S6ulj, SacOb. &
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OeiOenfe.

SD made htrrmit Die trscbenfe Anseise, tas i'd cine
fh6ut uns erpse Guspatl Bilesrbl6tr. Natursefdthten
NIT cplptirten 8tleern unb drbere Bidder fir jebeS Nlter un6
jsseu 5taup ole @elAent taIenb, S~prrdtbts bate mt bite
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