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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-20
Forenoon Stock Sales.
President Johns0n's PeslIi0n In Re.
gard 20 tho Rebels-Tho Unrepont-
anf I.endarn 10 be RunLahed.

gard 90 tho RebeI1-Tbo UuFop0nT.
ant Leaders to be PunIshed.
New York, April ls.-The Posts special
dispatch says: President johnson yesterday
said to clergyman who begged Of him to be
merciful to the rebels, that mercy to individ'
uals was not always mercy to the State. He
also declared to prominent member Of Con
eress that he was willing to act with the Ut
most magnanimity toward the common peo-
pie Of the rebel States, but the unrepentani
leaders must be punished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-20
Births.
NEW TO-DAY.

WALKER April leth, to the wife Of }. W..
Walker, O son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-20
Special Notice.

A IL PERSONS HAVING BILLS AGAINST
~ the Executive Committee Of the Funeral
Obsequies Of cur late Prssidsut, Abraham Lin.
coin, will plsaSt present them 10 Louis FOuIieF.
All members Of the COMMITTEES arc requested to
meet TO. MORROW (Fiday) EVENING, u u
O'Clock, q the same place. By order Of the Com.
mittee. JOsEPH T. HALL
apo q Chairman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-20

CFesas Mialng Company The
stockholders In the above named company will
SATURDAY, Nay Goth, 1855 1t o'clock ?. ~,
for the purpose Of electlng Board Of Trustees,
and for the transaction Of such other bualnesS %
may come before them. full attendance 10 re.
quested. By order Of the Board Of TruSteeG
J. PF0UTz, See'y.
fold Hill Anril % 1881 ann "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-20
Gold HIN. April 20, 1855

Geld Hill silver HIlning C0npanIes
Nos ], 9 and The annual msetlnR Of livestock
holders Of the following compxuIes-Gold Hill 8.
N. Co. No. /, Gold Hill :. y. Co, No. 9, and Gold
Hill 8. n Co. No. 3-Wili be held Ut their oiicr,
In Gold Hill, Nevada, % THURSDAY. Nay 9TH.
Ht 3ocloek .. ~, for the election Of Trusteta and
for the transAciion Of any other business which
Splssd EN- CRANE, sscy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-20
ITO act, act In the living present,
Heart within and God o'erhDad.

The nation still liyes, and under the guild
ance Of its present Chief Magistrate, will
with Gods blessing, still pursue its mighty
march. God give him grace to properly per
form the duties Of the station he has been so
Unexpectedly called to fill, and God save To
us the astute mind, eminent statesmanship
and laborious patriotism Of the Secretary Of
State, once 80 near the same grave which
yawned for the President, but now, a. we
hope and pray, providentially delivered. :,
With all our secular faith, all our worldly
reliance and earthly trust, more solemn
lesson still remains recognition OF the
utter nothingness OF man and mortal ef'
fort, save as guided by onuipotence-an en-.
tire, unquestioning faith In God.
It is a task above the highest exertion Of
human reason to reconcile with our ideas 81
His goodness the calamity which has befal-
len us, and thus with all that pertains TO
Him, Faith, not Reason, Is our refuge in this
hour OF trouble-our shield and our defense.
Now at tina Capital the coffin lid 10 closing,
we with Borrowing millions are looking our
last at the mortal remains Of Abraham Lin
coin. The rugged lineaments Of that honest,
noble face, are passing from our view, beau
tilted beyond human expression BY the smile
the angel leh, as, leaping from itS earthly
cell, it scared 70 the realms Of the blessed, to
jnin the aaSemblage Of "Rood men made
perfect" The poet has sung his saddened
Law, the orator has offered his poor
tribute, and lain Il humbly IN the
bier, the priest has pronounced the
last sad obsequies, mid sobs and tears and
groans, torn from strong hearts in their an
guish and agony, which must have vent, for
we are mortal. We give to mother earth
the husk, the she'll, ashes to ashes, dust to
dust, " but he-the immortal who animated
and ritaliSed the mortal--liyes with " for.
ever In memory; lives in brighter and bet
Ter world, annther Saint to intercede vhare
most ~ nred interesssinn. II Il b granted
70 such 70 revisit, TscoSalPs, o. IN any NY
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
General Buffers Alleged Cotton Spec
uIatlon

The Norfolk correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press, writing on the 18th,
states n singular circumstance that has
come to light connected with General
Buffers alleged speculation. 1t seems
that the chief of Gen. Shepley's staff, CT.
III. Johnston, resigned several months
since to enter as Buffers chief agent,
into the business of buying cotton from
the rebels in North Carolina He re
NAMED at this long enough to make over
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
as his share, which he deposited in the
First National Bank of Norfolk. n few
DAYS ago the military commission inst-
tuted by Gen. Grant to investigate the
proceedings of Gen. Butler relative to
cotton, got wind of Mr.. Johnston. He
heard they would call upon him soon,
but not intending to be outdone by them.
he drew all his money from the bank and
decamped in the Baltimore boat. They
teleoraphed to the authorities at Balti-
more to arrest and send him back to
Norfolk. but the shrewd Johnston did
not 90 on the boat further than Fortress
Monroe, where he took the Washington
boat and landed ut Annapolis. No one
knows his whereabouts, although he is
anxiously wanted here. The commission
has proven that Butler received two-!ifths
Of all the cotton brought here. his
brother in law one fifth, and middle men,
Of whom Johnston was one, two ffths,
the Government getting but ne.half of
what was rightfully due it. Even more
astounding revelations than these are
expected
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
school Exhibition

Ed PAL--Seeing notice in last weeks Palladium
Of intended school exhibition in District No.
Franklin Township, stepped up to see what il nigh
be.
Tie exercises consisted If variety Of perform
ances,-embracing both the serious and comic-in-
Guiding rectaons, colloquys declanations, imperson
atoms and literary papers, forming a rather spicy
ns<lassge.
The representation OF certain characters BY some
Of the boys would give the impression tina: they had
received special training from Geo. Christy, Tim
Woodruff.
The closing tableau, represented Columbia, the Ar
my and Navy, accompanied by addresses from the
young ladies' impersonatng each, breathing the spirit
of our Country, and the Army and Navy, and laud-
ing their recent achievements, beautiful and
imposing spectacular representation have
witnessed for some time. The young ladies were
richly and appropriately costumed, and bore the in
signals respectively Of Our Country, the Army and
Navy.
The inhabitants of the District having learned
thing further concerning the character and conduct
of the refugees in city, decided the
hibition for their benefit, as was contemplated.
Feb. 25th, 1865.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
Diarrhea and Dysen,erv.-we

Diarrhea and Dysentery.-We have examined
a great number of letters from of the mos,
prominent citizens of Cincinnati and Covington,
speaking in the highest terms of DR.. Strickland s
Anti-Cholera Mixture for the cure of diarrhea and
dysentery. The letters too long to publish. Mr..
Woods of Covingtop, says he was pronounced ncura-
BILE BY the best doctors in Cincinnati and bottle Of
DR. Stricklsnds Anti-Cholera Mixture effected per-
after suffering for months with the
form of diaTrh9a and dysentery.
Another says he discharged from the United
States service after having suffered in the hospital
months as incursbls, and last resource tried
Strickland's Ant-Choera Mixture he got well direct
ly, and has entered the army again good health.
One writes he has cured seven eight very bad
of diarrhea and dy sentery in the barracks he
III with bottle of this valuable medicine. In
fact could fill half paper with similar items from
these letters. Why does not our government secure
this valuable preparation. Our ought to be sup
Piled with IL 1t IS but short time since of
men lay in very low condition at of our Cincn-
natl Hospitals his wife sent for, the doctors
sdered his hopeless case She, however, gave him
Stricklands AntiCholers Mixture, and in three weeks
he able TO return home with his wife to New Rich
mond, Ohio All these cases right at home speak for
themselves. We hope all the soldiers will pot bot
tie of it in their knapsacks il save them some
of their comrades 1t is for sale by Druggists at SO
cents per bottle
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02

FArAL AccIDEsT.-Howard Cadwallader, formerly
a citizen of this place, and residing near Gall
hapolis, Ohio, sent dispatch Tuesday morning
last 70 his wife, who a visit her friends
here, stating that their EDw whilst at work in
their steam saw-ni fatally injured the
3D. that he died Sunday last. We learn that the
Aywbeel burst, and piece of it weighing about fifty
pounds struck him the hip MASKING it in and hor-
ribly mutilatng him. His remains viii, under
stand be brought this city for interment in Friends
burying ground. EDWARD CADwA LLADER, about
81 years Of age, and highly esteemed by all who knew
him. The bereaVed parents have the sympathy of
entire community in their irreparable loss Truly, lin
the midst of life we in DEATH" and know no.
the hour of our departure.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
The Soldiers Voting Bill.

A bill! passed the House of Repre- entatives
on Friday last by which the votes of our SOL
diers in the field be at all general elcc-
tons in the future.
The bill provides that the soldier may send
his ballot home, prior to the election which is
to be placed in the ballot box on the day OF
the election and be counted with the other
votes cast at such election. All the Union
members present, fhy-on in number, voted
COR the bill, and every Democrat who did not
dodge, voted against it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
That Waif,-We noticed IA

That Waif.-We noticed last week, proved TO be
a myi, or, in other words, We missed giving true
item, by relying upon the correctness of the nfora
ton given The .waf'' aforesaid, not of our
'own creation or imagination the editor Of
the telegram suggests but think it properly
be classed among many Wooden ideas of the whang-
doodle species, that floating about! We beg our
friend STAIRS pardon, for imposing his good ma
ture the imaginary of anothers responsibility
Wills. happy 10 know there Is reality in the
item, We regre, our agency in publishing but in
stead OF receiving from the Tgrds editor We
onEh to have received his thanks for saving him from
committing the same blunder; for understand he
had spread himself in his usual elictous copous and
pleasing manner, consuming fun halsheet Of fools
cap in detailing the advent of the waif &C., when
the item appeared in paper found to be false,
and thus his readers deprived of the rich and
r.cy repast he bad prepared for them with SO much
,abOrt
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
COMMISSIONING A coLoRrp MAN.

The War Department Tuesday issued its first
commission to negro field officer. The negro
is the same whom Lord Broughsm called ex-
q. s. Minister Dallss, attention to in the To-
ternatiouat Congress at London. His COM
mis- ion rccites that the President reposing
special trust and confidence 10 Martin Delany,
has appointed him a Major in Regiment, C..
8. Negro Troops. He was immediately mus
tered in BY the principal mastering officer Of the
District aud ordered off to South Carolina to
report to Gen. Saxton. Major Delany was first
employed as recruiting agent for the 5th Mass,
nv Mai. Gen. l.. Stearns and subsequently he
,ai,cd the frs, Rhode Island negroe heavy ar.
tiilery. as well as some negro organiza,ionstor
Connecticut. lie is: "a native Of Pennsylvania,
ana has travelled extensively in Africa His
explorations there have been reported al length
to the Royal Geographical Society Of London.
He is a fu II blooded negro. with . flat nose, and
kinky head. and is very proud Of his unmixsd
African lineage.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02

~ Srxsss Of years have elapsed since the in
PRODUCTION Of HoSTETTER'S CELEBRATED BIT
TIERS to the public. Ghe prejudice existing in the
minds of many persons against what are nominated
psten; medicines At first greatly retarded its sale but
virtues snd merits became known this barrier of
prejudice overthrcwn and the demand increased
rapdy that in few scarcely village existed
in the United States which the afflicted had er-
prriencd the benefits arising from the of the Bit
ters and At the present day there be found IN
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD vouchers for the
grsat merits Of the article No greater for Dys
pepsia can be found
See A4rsrfasspsc-s.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. I'm
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
For the Palladium

FRIEND DAvIs,-Wi you allow me brief space to
correct that appeared unntentionaly by the
writer, in the first paragraph of No. 3, of the
"Reminiscences of the Friends" In the closing
tence Of No. 3 il reads thus &c 1arges brought
against his doctrines ELIAS HrcKs,) and he
cused of denying the authenticity of Scripture and
the Divinity of Christ"
In No. g. reads thus: "In last article No. 2, ausion
was made that the opponents of ELIAS HICKS acre
charged iA denying the authority of Scripture, &c.
The reader who may have been interested in said art
cles should read, to have the views of the writer:
"The opponents of ELIAS HICKS charged hi" with
denying the authority of Scripture" &C.
An OUTSIDER.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
Business Men Should Advertise

The utility Of advertising is univer
sally acknowledged by enterprising bust
ness men at this day, and the cards o
such men can generally be found in the
columns of the daily or weekly papers
published in the city or town in which
they do business, and not unfrequently
in the papers of adjoining towns. But
there are some men who, while they are
fully appraised of the advantages of ad
vertising, fail to realize more than a 1.-THE
of its benefits, because they advertise
but seldom, perhaps once or twice year
putting card in the paper for three,
four or six weeks, and then have it dis
continued
The business men Of our sister city OF
Richmond are generally wide awake and
enterprising but some of them, we think,
advertise only occasionally, il at all A
/ friend called at our office, the other day,
and asked the privilege of examining a
Richmond paper. We haded him the
Palladium, the Telegram and the Re-
! publican. He glanced his eve over the
columns of these, but could not find what
he wanted. He desired to learn the
name of some firm engaged in the manu-
facture of plows and agricultural nipple
ments generally. But the card of no
such firm could he found in either of the
papers before him. He then appealed to
us for information. a moments
thought we remembered having seen the
signs of Beard IL Sinex and Horney d
Co, in large letters, on manufacturing
establishments about the railroad depot;
and supposing that these firms or their
successors were still doing business in
Richmond, we gave our friend their
names.
-.
ears of Richmond manufacturers. BY
using little more printers ink they
could secure a larger trade from the
adjoining counties.
ns-We find the above in the Connersvle Times of
Feb. %, and beg leave to call the attention of our
Pow Makers the suggestion about ad vertisng their
business We do this for their good and the good
of our city, and not from any selfish motive of
own, to get their advertisements and their money
although both would be very acceptable and thank
fully received. The firm of HoRNEY Co., have been
engaged for years in city, manufacturing all kinds
of the best and latest improved Agricultural Imple
msnts and particularly their celebrated Empire Steel
Ptoacs. and in all this region 10 farmer do good
job of blowing without using of them.
Mr.. D. 5. HoRNEY, also makes this kind of a Pillow, |
and manufactures other farming implements, to order
and have Foundries and Machine Shops established
here all busly engaged in making labor saving Ma
chimes for the of farmers &C, that be
passed in the excellency of their workmanship in the
world. But strange to say, very few of them ever
have their cards published in the newspapers.
few facts, like the above from the Times, will cause
them to little more printers ink in future,
think. =.
Whilst this subject cannot close without
making the suggestion to Mechanics and Manu-
faeturers, that more fitting medium through which
they advertise their business be found than the
Times, should they desire advertise abroad,
Advertising in the Paltudana at home.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
r6-THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE Cry

reTHE NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CRY OF
NEW YoRK.-Jo.eph L. orvis, President-has been
of the enteprsng and successful agents for
the various Government loans. Over fifty million
dollars have been placed in the hands of the people
through its agency within nine months, and II now
advertses furnish the 730 Notes by express, free
of charge in all parts Of the country. Its object IS
patriotic and the high reputation of its officers, as
well as its capital of million dollars is sure guar
ntee that the 1905 subscribed for through its agency
will be promptly forwarded.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
20, dark. dark. dark. amid the blaze OF noon,

Without all hope of day"
Such is the exclamation of the unfor-
tunate individual who has suffered for
years with the CArARRH, the lachrymal
glands have become closed, suppuration
has taken place, and the eyesight tenn
porarily destroyed, but by the use of DR..
D. III. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy
the glands will resume their normal con-
dition. and in reasonable time the eye
sight will be restored.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
Twenty five Millions of Dollars!

ANON them are the "HoME," 'MASHarTAs," "ARc-
TIC" "LoRILLARD." CONTINENTAL" and "CoRS Ex-
CHANGE" all of New York; "PHeSIx," of Hartford !;
the LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE" and the
DAYTON" and "FrRExEs's," of Dayton, Ohio.
The subscriber ins,,res both on the participating and
non participating plans insure all kinds of prop
erty on equitable Losses adjusted here, and
promptly paid.
He is also Agent for those popular Life Insurance
Companies SECURITY" of New York, and the
"ErNA," of Hartford, whose terms liberal
those Of any other Company. WIN. BELL,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
=. The Place to Get your Property In

- The Place to Get your Property In
sured and that, too, in reliable prompt paying In
suranee Companies, is at our old friend WILLIAM
BELLS Office, :. E. Corner Main and Fifth-sts. He
is Agent for the BEST companies in the world and bis
experience in the business of Insurance against loss
BY Fire. &C. and Life Insurance make il to the pecu
MARY interest of citizens to procure their policies
of insurance. through his Agency BE is also engaged
in the Real Estate business, and those wanting TO
either buy or SELL will and their advantage call
ON him
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02

INDIANA MILITARY AGENCY, No. 10,
Il West Westinghouse, one door last OF Ma
sonic Hall, Indianapolis, Ind.
This Agency has been established by the Governor
of Indiana for the purposes of relief and information
in matters relating TO the interests OF Indiana Soldiers
and their friends. Application mag be made 10 this
Office for information in regard 10 Pensions, Bounty
Pay due Prisoners of War, Muster of Exchanged Ifis
oners for Communication OF Rations, Burroughs, Trans
fers Technical Deserton, Discharges and other sub
iects of miscellaneous Military character. No charge
made for services in any
ISAAC w. MONFORT, Ind. NIL Ag't.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02

For few days oniy,-Calicoes will be sold at
he Bee Hive Store of ID. b. CRAWFORD, at 25 cents
per yard his assortment of Dress Goods is large
profits small, and bargains plenty. His variety of
Carpets of beautiful patterns cannot be exceled IN
the city. Go to the Bee Hive, No % for anything
YOU may need in the Dry Goods line and sure
of not being disappointed in procuring just the articles
want.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02

~-Arnod Pilkey, on the corner of Pearl and Mar
ket, lost valuable horse Friday morning last, by
throwing up its head against the plate running Just
over the Manager and fracturing its skull The horse
lived three four hours after the accident Mr.
Pilkey SAYS he could not replace him for less than
kSda
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02

NEW PATENT GKAsrKp.-JozS P. ALLEN, Esq, Of
ctr, has just obtained Patent fos his superior
School Desks and Seats The style of their ecns'rue-
fon and their excellent workmanship make them not
only the ornamental but the most convenient far
niture before used in the School Room We have
ncdoubs they will Be generally adopted throughout the
country They only require 20 be seen, 70 Recommend
them At once.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02

Life of Gov. Morton.-our friend PHrssK-
Has LANE has tie Agency for the sale Of this work,
which contains the GoFeruos's lie from the rrne be
served an apprenticeship At the Hating business, up
his present position one OF the best Statesman
OF the day and generation. II contains upwards Of
400 large pAges-is printed god paper and iarse
clear type and 10 wei worthy tie price friend L. oers
il a.-sI,5a. Every family in Wayne County should
have Q COPY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02

X Gas Fixtures, of the latest styles and
patterns put up promptly by the proprietor OF
the Gas Works, James u. Starr. Fire-Briek,
Coke and Coal Tar for sale. Orders received at
the Office, one door west Of Emswiler i Co.'S
and promptly attended TO.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02

Mothers Individually and collectively, without
single exception pronounce Jada'ne Porter's Cough
Bal-aps the most pleasant and efcacous Remedy for
the of Coughs, Colds, Group, SIRE Throat, &c,
&C. children that has been given 20 the pu5
fic they say it always acts like charm. Children
really like itso unlike the nauceous and worth
less preparations in the market; it can be OBJ
tanned of all Druggists. price only IS cents per bot
tia
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02

Metai-some.-The NYE Brothers have the best
arranged Stove Establishment in tie city, and all the
latest and approved Cooking Parior, and Crate
Stoves eHtant. Their stock of Tin-ware, Copper
ware, Brassware and Sheetiron-wareall made in the
best and substantial manner and of the very best
metals large and varied. Their metal Pumps are
the best kind and they prepared to furnish either
Lead or Wood Piping. Call at their establishment
on Fl. Wayne Avenue, near the Depot, for bargains
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-02
EliinSer s Foote'S Mora, E,hibi,ion.-op

of the finest entertainments now travelling is that un-
der the manaSeent OF Col Elnger, which is to open
Starr Hail. on Friday evening, for two days Com.
FooTE and sister, the two smallest specimens of
humanity living, and the world is challenged pro-
ducs their equals in size, weight and education Col
SHALL, is size 20 the Commodore, and Is hne
character dancer They assisted by Mrs. c. G..
RUSSELL, pianist and vocalist, W. b. HARRISON,
comic vocalist and G. b. CRooKs, the blind violnst
who give ane musical entertainment We hope cur
readers viii not neglect seeing these little wonders