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, 1864-12-13
TIRE TWO EDUCATIONAL SYS-
TENS.

In our recent comments on the objects of
The Agricultural and Mechanical College"
we cndcayorcd 10 defend The mnnner in which
that fund has been guarded, by the language
Of tue grant, from being perverted into the
support OF some mere Classical institution.
We cndcavorcd to show how vastly more I'M
portant arc The **branches Of learning which
arc rclatcd to Agriculture and the Mechanic
Arts" than are the antiQratcd and obsolete
studies which make up the burden Of the or
dinary college course. We are fully aware
Of every argument In favor Of "classfcal edu-
cation" We know that The study Of the
dead languages is essential to q critical and
thorough knowledge Of the English. But it
Ia by no means SO necessary TO this object as
study Of the modern European languages,
for ten English words come from the latter to
ono flcm the former source. The treasury Of
knowledge opened by III the ancient lam
srcgcs bears no comparison to lie exhaust
Less stores unfoldcd by the German alone.
Besides, whatever exists in the ancient Ian
guagcs is US fully opened TO us BY transla-
tions as by the study Of the languages them
selves. We know Tint classical studies are
said to school and train the mind Of n student.
They do. But to q degree far inferior to the
study Of Elementary Law, Logic, and several
other branches. This is proven By the fact
hat not the classical scholars Of a country
but its lawyers and logicians rule 1t. Our
ciass'ea' eeoa'a ,a tue e..1 ..srs ~ p
ggnos, -s5 ~ asa @ oart,o a,, % 1na*,atores
u eut ,ela'.s a.. 49, =; rra. " ~ .he a,ass,oa, G
1onupi, Nv ' ps'an .a,.o - o ~ th.t ~ ~ thar - 80 ~
staes - ~ W." - 40 Tna,;s,, , 1srnrsns 49, ~
uas hno"4 s.ES .1.;a ~ ~ 49,, ~ s,oa ,,es5 -
nas' e'A ,@a-3os.a $3.50 ~ ~ rno,;sh ,anan,ra ~
cia.4eal Ano"4 ~ ~. .a,saass
,nus. y" G.ae'. - ...s,a -, ,nea naaa f. >
, 1864-12-13

BEEF CATTlE-RceeiVed since Saturday, 1,2as
head Of Beef Cattle: entered sales. 93 head at 3a
630, chiefly 1t s3.758a5s 100 ns-
There has been more active demand for good me-
d!umto fair shipping grades Of Cattle with but li
tied supply. Prices tu1e shade drmer hut We note
no essential change on Saturdays quotations. 1ufa-
rior grades are still qnies aud prices weak.
The only ea1es Of any amount Here s head fair ship"
ping sold by Miller to Greenbauul, avg. LIS Ds
ats65o; and Is head fair grade, sold by oberndorH
10 Morris. Ka1xal Rei9Qsman, averaging So as at
a6,1o p 10 4G
, 1864-12-13
Cincinnati Provision Mnrket-Dcc. 10.
From the Cincinnati Gaxette.1

In our market to-day there was very good de-
mand, and new city advanced s. . brl at the close,
holders demanded 80, and sale OF 100 brls was
reported at TINT figure. Early in the aftarooon
delivered next week, sold at $4,000. Rumps are
quoted at 10000. We heard Of nothing doin. IN
old bnlk meats or bacon New bulk meats meet
with fair inquiry, and prices are shade better,
in salt ire quoted at t5}c Tor shoulders packed,
10171c for rib sides loose, and 19@19ic for clear
@ @sides loose. Green meats tind resay sale st
@l64c for hams. Lard at the close could have been
sold at asic tor prime city, but holders were a
general thing asking 23c.
, 1864-12-13

E" 1ch Ao6e Ct geskan" were Muller's s'rc-
ported's last words. He might hare said land
been misunderstood by the ministcr) s.Nichf
labe Il geahan,'' which would have meant the
exact contrary.
, 1864-12-13


INAUGURATION DAY.
We trust that the present sess5on of Con
grcss WILL not pass Without careful eSami-
Va nal4on ~. y, tne 4aesnoe nne1nef tne Gay nxea
w tAs oes AAs - Ins 1foe.ecn'ia4 telm
eau VI eannos nc c'lAaeea " ta"-tnat is'
wltnou1 an ainenamen' oa tne const1tataon.
we AaluA ~ e@a w ~ cnanseo' LIE loufta
VI Aa1cn was seieceeo oy to"gFfss as tne De-
gnn1ns ~ tnc Itessoenl'a' tsfln, ana VAS SO
AAcu " los act u nA.cn :, i's' inefc Is
no.u ,,so. - 'ae .t,s a. go. couS:t'u,lon !. @
w. ~. ~ =. ,.a a =. s sa.u., 80 e'1at
1a.n @ ny,a ~ e.. ~ ~ hs,,s". 49, n0aa.ss' ~
.a". 49, @ G ....,,,,.,os 1's5 80. M .esu.'
cleeu'on a. 1csr "as Ietasuea " .ue ~. " 1an.a-
- "o' a'7'' t4Ao' ~ 'nas tin'S t1e o.a"cs
were ailoHsu " enoose elec'ols ~ aay time
"1lh'n 1nlf1y-lonr Guys pieceone Inc nsst
ednesaas IN Oecenoer Oh 1ne year II ~h'ca
ING elecuoa snoa4o tahe piace. IN 1ne year
iooa 1ne '"en1n a"ena"cn1 OF INC eoosttn.
t,on "as auope.a, sunm ~ 4anacs o'
oo .". ns ns osaA. ~ ~ ~ A.1s'aehe' 7,,
nua I1S 1ne111s"' 4t'S'4n' LIE 'o4to"os
:. 1, =, p,..a......,-
choose rrcsidcnt, Whenever he richt Of choice
s1lall desolve upon them, btfore kt fourth day Qf
ssi ~ es P1cs;ycnt f. n thc case or ~ dae,
OF constitutional disability Of the Pre- iident"
We submit that 1t may be fairly argued that
Congress can fx any other day succeeding the
election and the canyassIng Of the rotes, as
the beginning Of the Presidential year, when
the election shall not devolye on the House
of Representatives. When the election shall
, 1864-12-13

During the recent mild weather. slauEhtertng
waa suspended, and as a consequence the stock be-
came about exhausted. and prices, fn consequence
Of the scarcity, have advanced SOC 1$1.0o. To-day
the market wa very firm at tQ9 % for lots
dividing on 200.
, 1864-12-13

MONDAY EvESENs, Dec. II, 1864.
The following table shows the movement in
Flour, Grain, Provisions Live Stock &c, In this
city, during the past 4s hours:
grcrrprs ASp smrnrSrs DURING PAST IS HOURS.
, 1864-12-13

TIE committee on The opening address of
the President made report, rs follows:
That The committee regard as worthy OF partic-
Of auxiliary societies in the different counties OF
districts Of tho State; and earnestly press upon
the individual members Of the Socltty tho Import"
ancc OF action in the matter
With regard to the nsreTsion Of the character OF
one Of thu members Of this Society, spoken Of by
, 1864-12-13

CneWfhg fb0arco4 59,IS0,654 ma., st
15c, per .........:.............. $s,s7, ,o93.u
Smoking, with stems, - ,92G, SIS ibi.,
atsc. per p 1t48, aa9. 70
Smoking, without stems, &c, ,:sd4
@iDs., at &c. per err................. =. 63,2Go. 20
, 1864-12-13

O(LS-L1Na1zp OIL-Market qniet and In almost
nomtnal supply. Prices very firm IT previous quota
an advances OFFS = gal N prevtons quotanons. 1n6.
11cstlng Oils moderately active and unchanged We
, 1864-12-13

RKV. !. MOORE, 1ate Agent American Bible Un1
writer: ! have Used Mrs. 8. 1. Aliens worlds b
Keatortr and Hal Dressing. and 1t haa also been
BY my wife. VIC unqualinedsy pronounce thent
best preparations We have aver ueed-Iy Wutcn
" -.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
Localities and Distances Of the Camgaign.

The Wilderness. west Of ChsnceHorrille. IS
on an air line, fifty five miles from Richmond,
and Il !. about The same distance from Wash
inr:on. Gernania Ford i exactly sixty miles
rom Richmond and so IS Orange Court House.
By a straight line. Harrison's ioln'. on the
James river, is twenty miles from Richmond,
and CITY Point seventeen. Hicksford for which
place a strong column Of cavalry IS said 10
have left the south side Of the James. : sixty
miles south of Richmond and the bridge there.
which Is destroyed, was over the MeherriH.
Fort Darling is eight miles below Richmond
Spottsvlvania Court House. mentioned in
the dispatches from the seat Of war IN tir-
gina. is the county seat Of Spot;sylvania coun
tv. Iii village Of less than two hundred
resident Inhabitants, situated on the Pc >,r
Tar river, branch Of the Mattapony. 1t is
twenty or twenty-five miles east Of Orange
Court House, about fourteen miles southeast
Of Fredericksburg, and, BY the course Of the
roads, s1ty-ige miles north northwest Of
Richmond.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

Since the commencement OF the late battles
in Virginia the government has made several
acquisitions upon the Springfield Armory to
make good the drain upon the Washington
Arsenal Orders have been received and filed
for IA boxes Of artillery harness, each box
containing two complete sets and 500 extra
collars ard traces. There have also been for
warded 1900 sets Of cavalry, and as many Of
infantry accoutrements, bes DIES "a caissons.
These orders have about exhausted the supply
of Announcements on hand, but more will soon
come in from the manufactures Meanwhile,
the accumulation Of guns goes on, and has
reached 100000.
Colonel Williams, 18th Ind, was killed in
the first days fight, by shell, which buried
in his left shoulder without exploding. Adju-
tant Finney, Of the same regiment Is missing
The old l9;h displayed its usual bravery and
has added gIcry to glory, but has lost heavily.
All he l9,h feel that their loss has been great
but their duty fully performed. So may It be
said Of all.
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Arrest of Sam. Medary asa Consp

rator.-By the afternoon train from Co
lumbus Yesterday, the Hon. Sam. Me
diary, Editor of the Crisis, the organ of
the Peace Democracy in Ohio, and for
q quarter Of century distinguished as
the wheel horse of the Dem ,crat party
in this State, was escorted to the city by
Dupty Marshals Sands and I. S. Wheel
or. and conducted to the L. S. NJ. District
Court His arrest was made in Colum
bus. in his own office, during the morn
ing. and without resistance or excite
ment, he was conducted to the train.
During the session of the recent I. 5.
Grand Jury in this city, an indictment
was found against him, supposed to be
for conspiracy, in connection with the
outcast s +. Thomas Il Cos operations,
rs their cases were set for to-day. His
friends of the Enquirer office being sent
for, the proprietors went on his bonds
for $4,000, to appear before Court on
the day of trial. Gin. Gazette.
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From the 18th Indiana.

18th Wounded: 4 Brown, A. slightly
wounded. leg a Liz A, leg slightly Le&th-
rington A, leg; slightly; W A Howard, c. hand,
slightly; a Written. D. loot, slightly; a ely,
r, hand, slightly. J uubbell l neck, severely:
Mao, l. breast, badly; A kepIinser, /. Arm
snputs ted; J. NJ. Helvick, K arm slightly.
John Poland, X. thumb shot of; Lieutenant:
Murray. X, leg; L. B. shecslsy, y; If Barnes,
r-killsi {: George Hedric> /; J. Morris, I.
]. F Bear, y; II. hi>er. D; z Myers, l. Mis-
sing: Lieutenant Didanors. I; Sersesn, Robert
B. Ccniey B.
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From the 69th Indiana.

l. \. Cooper, 2d Lieut.. Co. d, of the
Goth, writing to the Indianapolis Journal,
says;
For the benefit of the friends ofthe I'M
fortunate who were drowned, | send q
list of the names. the bodies Of whom
have been recovered and carefully in
TERED, with each grave marked as fol
lows: Assistant Surgeon W, B. Witt,
ID Lieut.. Joseph Senior, Co. X: G. W.
Backhouse, X Serg. S. r. Holman, X :;
Matthias Segar, X (. Henry Conway, X :;
Serg James Nottingham, B a; F. II, Mil
Ter, 6: 7. G. Brown, G.; c. Alvey. G :;
Serg. John Farmer, X; Isaac Shaw, B /;
j. ]. Jennings, G.; Martin John, G.; j.
W Clifton, X
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

The June number of this handsome
monthly opens with a fine steel engra-
wing of The Young Brood This is
followed by handsome colored Fashion
Plate, double the size of those usually
given by o-dollar magazines. Then
come number of well executed wood
anCravings Of the fashions, needle work,
&C. such as ladies alone know to prop
erly value. \ number of engravings
Illustrating Archery for Ladies" is an
interesting feature Of this number.
Among the literary articles we note tn e
The Marriage Of Convenience, The
Heiress of Nettiethrope" illustrated J,
"Mabel's Mission. Shadow and Sun
shine "Margarst's Cross" Richard
Graham's Love- The Transformed
Village" (tllustrated), &c. &c. Alto
gether this IS = very interesting number
Price $500 a year, (hack numbers fur
nishedl, 20 cent. single number
Published by DEACON 4 PATTER-
son, $40 Walnut. St. Philadelphia
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
MoSFoRT.

WHEN the vote Of the several counties
In the Filth District shall be canva.sed
by the Congressional District Committee,
and the result officially made known. il
will be time enough TO place the name Of
the nominee at the head of our columns.
We sec Il stated that unless the Hon
George W. Julian Is declared the norni-
nee. his friends arc determined 70 make
war upon Gov. Morton and the Union
State ticket generally If they intend
any such course a. that thev. much mis-
take the temper of the people. II they
want TO dig their favorite's political grave.
lie, them opeu war upon Governor Nor
ton Coan<ysriils Tmss.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

DEATH OF WILLIE WRIGHT CONFIRMED.
The following received by his father,
on Tuesday last, confirms the said news
we published last week of his deceasc:
Tunnel HILL, Ga, May 10th, Ga.
FRIEND Cyrus: 1t becomes my painful
duty to inform You of the death of your
son, WILLIE. He was mortally wound
ed last evening in battle, about I o clock,
and died this morning about > o'clock.
He was wounded in the lower part of the
bowels. lie suffered very little. We
will send his body home if possible, in a
metallic case. Yours, truly,
JOHN :. IREDELL.
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Important to Oruqqissts-ludlur s

Speciic.-We learn that in case No. 23,-
1S2, Hamilton County Court of Common
Pleas, a final decree has been entered,
confirming WM F. DAVIDSON. Druggist,
\. f. Corner Fifth and Main Streets, in
the exclusive right and title to make and
vend this popular medicine, and to use
the trade mark connected Herewith, as
the lawful successor Of DIR. jas NJ.
LUDLUM, the original inventor, and OF
ORLANDO BYRON LUDLCM. his son.
The exclusive right being thus con-
firmed in single person for this valuable
compound, will enable the public to
secure. bv application TO him, in all cases
Q genuine article, manufactured accord
ing TO the original formula, put up and
sold with the original trademarks, which
no other person has right TO use.
II IS doubtful whether Mr.. Davidson or
the public Is most TO be congratulated on
this brilliant result 15-2w.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
DIR. TUCKER, has returned from Europe. and

DIR. TUCKER, has returned from Europe and
resumed practice.
DIR. Tt CHER may be consulted at Richmonl, 4;
the g Meredith House" SATURDAY. JUNE lIth.
Dr. TUCKER has visited this place for over
six years His former success i a sufficient guaran-
tee for 9he future. Patients need have fear Of being
fattered, as DR.. Tucker viii perform all he promises
them.
DIR. TUCKER treats all forms Of chronic diseases:
viz diseases Of the THROAT, LUNGS and CHEST
also. diseases Of the HEART, Bowels and Kidney :
Dyspepsia, Leer Comptotn, Epilepsy, Rheumatism,
and Scrofrla &C.
DIR. TUCKER is graduate in Regular
School Of medicine Ia, attended the Colleges and
Hospitals Of Philadelphia, and the principal Hospital,
Of Europe. VIZ; Dublin EdnburE, London and Paris.
r8~ lnvalis having difficult obscure diseases.
VIII DO well to consult DR TUcSER, FREE, al the
above place sJ.ilsb.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
Good for the Hundred DAYS Men.

A dispatch from Washington to Col
onel Baker, signed by Thoms. If Vim.
cent, A A c., saws that on final settle.
ment Of the clothing accounts Of the one
hundred day troops sn amount OF cloth.
ing equal in valae 70 .wcuty three dollars
and nInety-thres cents (sas PSI will be
credited each man Thls is equivaian:
% giving that amour. 20 the soldier.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

EE- The "AMERIC.NN CoSFLICr OR \
IIISroRY OF THE GREAT REBBLIoN," BY
HORACE GREELY.-This is the title of n
work now being published. +. NJ. Butler
Esq, is now canvasing this City for sub
scribers. From hasty examination Of
the advanced sheets sent Us 10y the pub
fishers, we can commend it as 4 reliable
work, gotten up i'll Greely's tcrsc and
readable stylc.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

4 RFNFpf foR FfiE5.-i,i Is blessing r.
ire .aTcrl-- - krov ths, sc hsrs AZ ef-csus ears
r. .s- t-zir :r7c5issore- disease NJ j, Hatsr5s
r ia ccr--5 strr-t, Ci--1zsti, ohi-t tskss great
pls.ssrs n sfV-r;r- all viz are s-sri-r -t:s Te.
:5s. - ussd snail ses-asr q Or, ssrc.lsr4s Pie
hsEsdy, And !: sc.s5 Pssfrss-n: eu-s bis ssetr.
= b sas eass v;t oil ~hr nak= e tnis sTisadrd
rrsps1sces H1 ra,-fse.r-sd :; 81. . East FeuYsa
s;sss., ci.s.-sasI o..-; g. SCI :. al O-vsss:s.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
rg-Tbe celebrated Forrest {

Ls- The celebrated Forrest Queen
Cooking Stove,-one of the best and
most economical Stoves ever inyented,-
can only be had at the Stove Store Of Ez-
ra Nye, near the Depot. Iron Pumps, of
all sizes and latest patterns, together
with Lead and W God Piping, on hand at
all times, For Tin, Copper, Brass, and
Sheet Iron WARE, draw NYE and get
Just the very article you eed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

"A SLIGHT CoLp,' CoUaH.-Few are
aware of the importance of checking a
cough or SLIGHT COLD in IL. frs. stages:
that which, in the beginning. would yield
to a mild remedy, If neglected, soon at
tack- the lungs. "Bro,sns Bro-cIicl T'ro-
cits" give sure and almost immediate
relief Military Officers sni Soldiers
should have them. a. they can be carried
In the pocket, and taken as occasion re-
quire-.
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ga HEM,-The HAMS at the Han

EE-A HEM,-The HAMS at the Ham
corner are good HAMs-therc's no mis-
take about that, The WHITE Fish he
has for sale by the half barrel, a re No. l
The FAMILY GROCERIES, are excellent,
and the Beef Tongues are glorious. Go
to G w Barnes for any thing you may
need in the Grocery or Produce Line
He always pays the highest price for
Country Produce Of all kinds.
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BELLE PLAIN, Saturday Morning,

BELLE PLAIN, Saturday Morning,
May II
REV j. MoNFoRT-Thanks for the
three boxes. All the wounded here have
been sent to Washington. l expected to
hear from Liant and our nurses ut Fred
ericksburg No news. We have eight
bows now ut the front. l have had TO
give our boys pair OF stockings apiece,
as thew have had wet feet for three days.
Indiana is ahead. We fed at our tent
this morning the Pennsylvania delega-
ton.
AsI told you we are getting credit
for our tremendous stores. Uncle Sam
backs ia, on account of our help.
We have about fourteen nurses. We
shall all 60 10 the front to-day.
+. 3. kILRor.
B.-Just received this from Rev.
Kilrov.-I started ten more men to day
I have now 70 sctive willing, conscien-
tious men at the front,
MoSFoRT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
PRICES PAID FOR SHOP WORK.

Over coats, from 81 TO So 90; bust
ness coats, 81 TO 81; dress coats, s. to
So pants. - to 80 cents: vests. - to 30
cents. An average scamstress with "A
sewing machine, can make two pair of
pauts or two vests per day, or about -
cents.
There are, ii was stated. between four
and five hundred pants and vest makers
in the city, working for the shops, who
depend upon their earnings for their
support. Many Of them have the care OF
families, some aged parents. some several
children, and others a brother or sister
Those who have only themselves to take
are of, have to board at from s. 30 to
81 % per week Some who have families
rave to pay rents. 1t is submitted there
ore. whether with the price of nearly
every article Of provision more than
-louble what they were formerly, and the
Iriccs of all kinds Of dry goods equally
advanced. the wages Ofthis class OF per
sons should remain at, say an average of
S25 per month, or whether there should
rot he an advance of thirty to forty or
even fifty per cent. granted by the mer
chant tailors.
1t is to attain this. and to aid the needy
III their calling, that the sewing women
have formed an organization, bound by
all the laws and regulations of Trade
Union. 1t is rapidly gaining in numbers
md strength, and must exercise an i'm
portant influence upon the interest of
those engaged in the manufacture of
clothing, employers and the employed.
\ lady correspondent speaks as follows:
The reward of industry should be
sufficient to produce its continuance.
TO woman has been assigned only very
few of the various occupations which she
might properly follow. Sewing is the
principal one In this department wages
have been SO low as scarcely to afford a
living, even III former days; but now,
with the exceedingly high prices, her
wages remain the same. Is this right
How is she to live? There seems only
one way. increase her wages. Will this
lie done: Let the friends of humanity
answer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

&C. The assortment of CARPETS, and
Summer Dress Goods, at the Bee Hive
Store ofD b. Crawford, is not surpassed
here or elsewhere. Go there for bar
gains, Is good advice.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

Looms.-Did you know you could get
the very best Hand Power Looms right
here in Richmond, that will weave from
- to % yards day? No, Well they
are built 10y T. CT. Thompson, in the
latest and best style; where You can also
get the unsurpassed Cutting Box.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
Dissolution of Partnership

VIE pArteEersaip heretofore exisEn4 between tee
natsTs ~ i. unler ta- Uants ami stVte Of Nixon
Aae-sen. Is shts dav nufualiv dlssollef. AMI y X
A1xr : 3aY authorized settle mp tsc Affairs sA3
partnership who Acne l. acshorlr n c0llect al cis.,
111e ssa aTu, ani oy y al debts Gne sali
aT1n 81 III he pad.
t'sFea uaser cur bands aui seals. this ani day q.
May, 1885,.
y r. NIXON SEAL
W q. ANDERSON. SEAL.
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indiana Central Railroad will soon |

connected with the Atlantic d Great
Western Broad Gusse line by the com.
pletion OF the latter to Crbsua, which
will add much TO it. already hsave bust
ness The Central's frefsh; shipments
now consist mainly of cotton. tobacco,
four, &c, which with the passenger travel
employs every vince, On the road.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25
Indiana Wounded to be Furloughed-
The Sanitary Commission.
INDIANA MILITARY AGESC1,
NXnshinnfn MnN | D lNhI


Dr. HANNhMAN-l have made arrange
ments for furloughing our men rs
speedily as possible. All that arc able
will get Off soon.
The wounded have lost none of their
bravery Their courage seems not TO
waste with the loss of blood. These
brave soldiers ought to be cherished
with tenderness.
Yours. truely, MoSFoRr.
n b. The exchange of prisoners is
still going on from Atkins's Landing on
James River.
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PRICES PAID FOR CUSTOM WORK.

Over coats, from 80 to So: business
coats, : 30 to So dress coats, 50 to
So; pants, 81; vests, single fronts, 81
double fronts, 81 %. At these prices
an average seamstrcss can make about
; per day by working constantly and o
while at night.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-25

Horticultural Society," Meets at En-.
CINE Hail, 10. s, az eciock, T. n. OF
Saturday next,
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