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Paste, Chocolate CaramelS, Creams La Mode de
Paris exQuistely favored.
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MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1864.

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PENNsYLvANIANs ARoUsE!-see your
tayorite SONS HANCOCK at Newmarket BIE-
NEY at Deep Bottom, GREGG and SPEAR at
Seven Pines, and AvERnL at Cumberland,
struggling with the Rebel hosts. Their noble
victories show how terribly in earnest they
are, and how they could command and use
effectively twice as many brave men as they
now have under them. Do not let them call
In vain. Send down an army during the next
two weeks.
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LISTEN TO GENERAL SHERMAN.-Major-
General WILLIAM t. SHERMAN gives it as
his opinion that a general draft or conserip-
ton may yet be necessary to crush the Rebel
lion, because of the apparent apathy Of the
Northern people. General SHERMAN is so
patriotic and earnest in his work that, our
slow movements and poor efforts to raise men
irritate and anger him. His genius shows
him success, and he could grasp it, but the
people unwittingy tie his hands. n /
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A TauE MAN AND PATRIoT.-General
TRUMAN SEYMoUR, who dared 10 make Il
speech at Charlottesville, Va, 70 Il mass meet
ing OF Rebels, composed of the train guard,
three invalids, a few white trash, and about
one hundred "nalled little niggers," now tells
us, after three months soiourn in the South.
that the Rebels are almost exhausted, andwe
have only to make one more effort to I'LL up
our army with good fighting men to ensure
our final success. Then we shall have an
honorable peace. Who viii not enlist to gair
such blessing for posterity9
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21


! " these, forever hold its peace.
- Now. this bell to be dgged out of the cold
mountains it was to be made of something that had
been warmed with a human touch loved with
human love. And so the people came like pilgrims
TO shrine, and cast their offerings into the furnace
and went away. There were links of chains that
bondsmen had worn bright, and fragments of swords
that had broken in heroes hands there
and rings and bracelets Of fine gold rinkets Of silver
and toys OF poor red copper They broug hit
things that were licked up in an instant by the red
tongues II fame good words they bad written and
flowers they had cherished perishabe things that
could never be heard in the rich tone and volume of
the bell.
AMI the fires painted like a strong when he
runs a race and the mingled gifts flowed down TO-
yethcr and were lost in the sand, and the dome of
iron drawn out like leviathsn. And, by and by,
the bell alone in its chamber and its four windows
looked forth to the four quarters of heaven. For
many day il hung dumb the winds came aud went,
but they only set IT signing birds came and went
and sang under its caves but il iron horizon
of dead melody still. All the stres aud
passions of men rppled on below it they out groPed
the and out-wrought the bees and out-wa atched
the shepherds of Chades, but the chamber of the bell
was as dumb as the cave of Macpelah.
At last there came time when men grow grand
for right TRUTH aud stood shoulder shoulder
oil the land and down like rcapers the harvest
Of death looked into the graves Of them that slept
and believed there something grander than living
glanced the far future, and discerned there
something btterer than dying and so, standing be-
tween the quick aud the Dead they Quilted themselves
like men,
Then the hell woke in its chamber, and the great
waves of IT. music rolled eoriou.lv out ani broke
every tone IN il familiar household word to
someboly. aud he heard it and knew IL with solemn
joy. Poured into hat fiery heart together, the
humblest gifts blent in great wealth, and
accent feeble a sparrow's song grew eloquent and
stropg aud 10, peoples stately soul heaved on the
tenth wave of mighty voice
We thank God in this our day, for the furnace and
the Gre for the offerings of gold and trnkets Of silver
and the broken links ot for the good sword aud
the true word Tor the great triumph and the little song
We thsnk God for the loyal RutbS who have taken up
the words elder sister and said to this Naomi
OF later tme. where thou soes will go thy Peo-
pie shall be people and thy God my God " BY the
memory Of tue Ramah into which rebellion has turn
cd the holc land for the love OF the Rachels
lamcn'ug within u for the honor W Heaven and the
hope of mankind let who stand here, Past and
Present claspiag hands heads, the broad
dsiuded ~ a line under feet and ridyed with the
OF dead martyrslet declare before God and
tAess witnesss.
We viii finish the work that the Fathers begun
Then these 10 their sleeping,
And tese 10 their weeping,
And one .sith and one Tag FOR the Federal gun
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21

TUE EFFECT or MARsIaGE.-D Doubtless you have
remarked with satisfaction how the little oddities Of
men who marry rather late in life pruned away
speedily after marriage. You have found who
used to he Shabtilv AMI careiesslv dressed, with
shirtcolar frayed at the edges and glariug yellow
silk pocket handkerchic brpkcn Of these and become
pattern OF ueatness. You have seen whose
har AMI VIII skers riliculously cut speedily be-
coms like other human beings. You have seen a =
who touk snuff copiously, aui who generally had hi.
breast covered with snuff abandon the vile habit
A wife l. the grand vielier Of the moral pruning
knife Il Johuscus wife had lived. there would have
been boa ring sP os bits Of Orange peel touch
ing alf c posts IN walking along the street;
ing and drinking with a disgusting yorsciiy. Ii
Oliver Goldsmith had been married. be would nev or
have worn that memorable and ridiculous coat.
Whenever vou md a whcm you know little
shn'tt. ,stilv dress'. talking ri3icunusy or ex-
h0ltiug any ccreu;ricitv Of manner. you NAV be
toergbly sure that he i not married man. For The
little corners are rounded OF the little shoots are
prunei away, in married meu. Wires generally have
much more sense than their husbands: especially
waen the husbands are clever men. The wife's sd-
vice is like the ballast keep~ the ship stes IN
They are Ike the wholesome, though painful shears
snipping of the little Srowths Of self eonsist and
folly y.-frassr's Aaga:.~e.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21
7 h e T a m lily.
THE EVE OF BAIT f .


BY WALLACE p. EDWARD.
SoFr fell the pensive, gray tvs light,
The camp- FIRE CLEANED afar,
While DER the mOuntsins rugged hight
Looked down the vesper star
Up from the South, enchsinef by death,
The filfu night wind blew,
u echoed far, with drowsy breath,
The welcomed shrill tattoo
As meath the pines sat and dreamed
OF frie nds and home dear,
Until enrapt with thought, | seemed
Their last sweet words to hear,
Aud first and dearest Of them all,
NY saiBted mother spske
'fJy only son, If you should fall,
Nv fond, old heart will break y
'But 90 thy country needs thy arm
In Israels God trust,
To guard thee from all SIN and harm,
And lead thee with the just.
AMI, o, forget not Him who died,
That we by faith might live
Look up to him in him confide
And he thy strength will give"
Then on my head her hands she laid,
Aud with fait.i-lftei eyes,
All trcmulous, these words she said,
OF loves blest sacrifice:
%, God Of truth and mercy, guide.
Accept nav precious son,
pare him 70 be my staff and pride,
If not, tiny viii be done ~
n thus ] dreamed distant boom
Sm0te on the startled air
was the cannou's knell of doom,
10 many iife-dream fair.
Ten crushing down a thought Of home,
jod and the right cried
AID tlrn' that night Of death and gloom,
felt Him by my side.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21
"Distiict Like The BiIIows But One Like
The Sea-

Who hth not read the sweetly flowing lines Of
"B. F. Taylor, literary editor and for long time,
the correspondent of the Chicago Eeering Journd
We commend the following patriotic, graceful, de-
iicious atcle TO the careful perusal of many
readers We have rarely enjoyed an article much :
The Roman knight who rode .'a accoutred as he
was" into the gulf, and the mouth of the hungry
Forum closed upon him and was satisfied slew in hls
DYING that great Plstine Oblivion, which
later will conquer ALL We thought,
when used TO read mis- story that the grand classic
tragedy of patriotic devotion would be thousand
times repeated in day and presence that the
face Of the neghbor no had walked by side in
dis uise all the while, should be transfgured in tho
twnkling Of eye, like the face of angel thatte
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21

\ GRIMY humorous negro soldier
captured stalwart rebel in one of the
recent skirmishes in Georgia. and com
PEELED his prisoner TO salute him by the
title OF "Masss on pain of instant death
y Southern Illinois raises very good
crop of cotton this year.
There are l42 steam and sailing vessels
owned in Cleveland.
1t is said that Admiral Fsrrsgut is
TO be Secretary Of the Navy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21

WHAT THE MINUTE HAND SAID TO THE
HoCR OSs-"W That, no fur.her?" sid
the minute hand TO le hour hand OF the
time peace why, have been all
around the dial since we parted. and there
are YOU just one figure from the place
left YOU"
And yet ] have done rs much work
in the time as you have" answered the
hour hand.
How do vou make that OUT asked
the other aa he advanced to pass him.
SO vas the reply. You journey all
round, and mine from figure to figure,
are each an hours value; all are not able
TO arr,se at the same conclusion with the
same ease and readiness But this IS no
tanls of either side only they who fancy
because they are always in bustle, tha.
they are doing the work of the world,
are mistaken, and plume themselves on
an Importance and superiority by no
means belonging to them If yoa were
10 creep like me, the day would last no
body knows how long, and il l we're to
gallop ike you, it would be over before
1t bad well begun Let us each keep our
own pace, and then the business we are
both upon will be well done between US"
All right. said the minute-hands Ia
the distance; I'm nearly out of. hearing
now; so keep any thing more you have 70
SAT 1iii pass you again - The Leisure
Hour E@aas
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21
From the Kokomo Tribar
THANKSGIVING SERMON.

Below we print the excellent sermon,
preached by Elder A. / HoBBs, at the
NJ f. Church on Thanksgiving Day, to
one Of the finest audiences that'ever as
sembled in this place. The text was
from Psalms XXEI-6-I:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21

@A Mrs. Martin Of Pittsburg. died
while under the influence Of cloroforui,
administered al her desire, before sub
mitting 20 dental operation.
- lady in Lemiagton, England, re-
Gently gave birth 10 four children
-PhitadelpiIia has not only filed her
quota, bat has 4 surplus Of 1880 m0
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21
''CryS ~, On for love of Jesu
Grant me this little boon

of generous sympathy Let US not for
get the lonely and distressed. He that
giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord. !"
Let our motto be, prayers for all Help
tor the poor. Hospital and Sanitary
stores to the front
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-21

"I will wash mine hands in innoceucv; ; will
compass thine altar, D Lord: That NAV publish
with the voice Of Thanksgiving and tell Of all thy
drous works"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-25

OAIaob Aoe. -
II Dua1A6p eoyo 49, she eooel soeoo
shae saoessd o1eeptle o. 0es1ey 0oeeiee
consisted d , segiooooe q csvelry go =
,vus under Forrest 10 pssso0. Os'y ban
i the cewuepd eotseed sAe city, ~ 70.
uAioder ssoppine Outside 70 proves soeee
retreae 49, ct 81. T6sy. nptased
.bout 26O 0es. mostly 100 days 80,
~snv n vhom eecsped, others we're Oars
ler,d. The rebsls iired on the paeisats 10
80 bosoitals. shot several sick and captur
a othcrs Who we're unable to keep up With
sbs cavalry. But Tor the prompt action oi
tho 9Th Iowa the prisoners 10 irons might
,ave beeo released and the Bolleti0 ONCE
oosked.
Toe rebsls ssddenly left the city about
6 o'clock, followed BY , considerable iorce u
or troops, and . light occurred, lasting
20 hours, in which the ene0y were se.
,ereIv punished and driven Of. Cole. Stars
and Kendrick were wounded. The rebels
captured two guns, and . number Of lOO
isy meo, but we're obliged 70 abandon the
.uns. After the retreat the rebels cent
~ Of truce, ssking an exchange Of prison
.rs, which wss denied.
Lieut.. Huntington, 81 .. 8. artillery
sss killed in the Gay oso House.
Maj. Lansing, 4th Ohio artillery, and
Lieut., Kinsey, . member Of Wsshburne'
stsG, we're captured.
The rebels are eight miles beyond Non
,ounsh Greek 10 foil retreat aud Col
WinsIow's cavalry purening.
The 81 Illinois cavalry psssed through
Cairo en- route for Springfield, to bs
mustered ont. Forty Of ite members we're
captured st Memphis on Sunday. Among
,hcm we're Maj. O'Uonner and Lieut.. Col
Duccan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-25

In TIE FIELD BEFORE PETERSBURG, Aug
23d.-W pushed a reconnaissance to.
ward Petersburg yesterday, and found tina,
the enemy had retired from his immediate
front. Taking advantage of this, Warren
advanced his lines much nearer the city than
our left had yet been when our lines were
extended towards the Railroad.
Our line crosses the road as heretofore.
The rebels have probably fallen back to
their regular line Of works, or may be, they
are mannuyerng for flank attack. Large
numbers Of deserters come in and say Lee
has expressed his determination TO retake
this r0aa If i costs every man nDhas
Many rebel officers in the hospitals cor.
roborate the story that there are 6 days'
rations in Petersburg. When these are
consumed supplies held at Richmond will .c
brought into requstion, providing the Dan
vile road proves insufficient as means for
transporting supplies from Southern Dis
tricts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-25
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fTribunes Special J


WASHINGTON, August 23-Several more
paymasters left to-day to pay off troops in
the Army Of the Potomac, tn money is I've.
ing rapidly furnished by the Treasury De.
partment, and a number of paynasters will
probably leave Tomorrow to pay of Yves.
tern troops.
The army correspondent Of the Tribune
says that perhaps the star regiment ia the
fight last week is the 39th Illinois, the only
regiment from that State in this army.
Its Col. 1t. Colonel, and Major and two
senior Captains, have lost either before OF
since within the past two months one man
IN proportion, and yet its spirit remains
unbroken.
On the 10th there were in different in
stances gallantry displayed in this regiment
which would, could they be rendered viz,
the widest tales Of romance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-25

VAsHIk0TON, august "A.
Alexander s. Johnson, Of New York.
has been appointed commissioner under the
treaty Of July, 1868, TO settle the claim Of,
tho Hadson Bay and Paget Sound Agricui
tural Company, 10 place Of Daniel s. Dick.
inson, declined.
Subscriptions to tho Z 30 loan, reported
to the Treasury Department TO- day amount
5000 GOO, and those to tho 10 40 loan
$2l3 QUO.
The latest dispatches from Atlanta show
no active operations going on there. Gen.
Sherman 10 to remain quiet until events
tranepiree Ia other quarters.
Petitions arc circulating IN Alexandria
and beyond ito lines for signatures ad
dressed TO Gov. Slough, asking for the sub.
stiiution Of the military tor the civil power.
- 10 the case Of Norfolk. Should the
wager be granted Gov. Pierpont will Is .
coust quenoe DO saperceded 10 his functions.
and tue stste government in that portion
Of the territory Of Virginia over which he
presides abolished.
The Alexandria Journal, tho official
paper, strongly condemns tho movement.
eod says some OF the petitioners are men
Of etsndlng, while tho others ore squatters,
and known disloyalists.
The Official rscaptuIstion Of the public
debt up 70 yesterday shows il to be ST..
S59, 274 zoo, or 50 SCI 600 more than sne
previous weeks statement The unpaid
requ'sitioss are nearly $50, 600 600, and
omoune IN The Treasury 10 over SIS 200.
OOO. The d-be bearing 90 iuseress has do
creased %. 632, OO0, ~hl'e th- d. Be .bessiux
interest :" is~fdi money hss besn incre.s
ed 70 el7 ,000, 600 and the debt bearing
interest V coin 70 &2.0UO,OeO.
Aossby'. men sppesrsl in tho vicinit.
OF Norris Church last nigh, and this morn.
ise % s o'clock ct the garrison Of Ga
0eockede at Annsndale coGsistiog Of 81
oes. Tho lott cavalry was atescked b.
- eoessy under she leadership Of Mossbv
who had witt bin tso pieces Of art,llers.
~ from 200 to $40 men. ID taking 81.
pssiei0o, 60ssbg demanded the surrender -
~ esrstsoo a which he ~ refused. = here.
UPON 10 opened hre with his euss. The
asooasdtng listed shrse, )oerths Of a. hour.
y ooefioon ;ptill holdiog eoe. Messbv
No. wjekdtow 70 Aeoono61o Which iaeboct
~, lyLT7zsS 4 49, 'gAAs!