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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-02

ARABIAN LAUGHINa PLAKr.-In Pal
graves Central and Eastern Arabia
some particulars are given in regard to
curious narcotic plant. Its seeds, in
which the active principle seems chiefly
to reside when pounded and administer
ed in small dose, produce effects much
like those ascribed 70 Sir Humphrey
Davys laughing gas the patient dances,
sings, and performs . Thousand extrava-
gances, till after an hour OF great excite
ment to himself and amusement to the
bystanders, he falls asleep, and ON awak-
ing has lost all memory Of what he did
or said while under the influence of the
drng. To put pinch of this powder
into the coffee Of some unsuspecting in
dividual is not an uncommon joke, nor
is il said that it was ever followed by
serious consequences, though an over
quantity might perhaps be dangerous
The author tried it on two individuals,
but in proportion, il not absolutely
homeopathic, still sufficiently minute TO
keep on the safe side, and witnessed its
operation, laughabIe enough, but very
berries hardly attains in Kaseem
the height Of six inches above the
ground, but in Oman were seen bushes
Of it three or four feet in growth, and
wide spreading The stems are woody,
and Of yellow tinge when barked. the
leaf is Of dark green color, and pin
mated, with about twenty leaflets on
either side; the stake smooth and shin
ing; the flowers are yellow. and grow in
tnfts, the anthers numerous, the fruit is
capsule, stuffed with greeDish padding.
in which lie EMBEDDED two or three black
seeds, in size aad, shape much like
French beans their taste sweetish, but
with . peculiar opia&e taste, the smell
i,eavy and aimoss sially. zsa-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-02

L4vs chase the season bv,
sY bsnsst.. a thonisriag SKY,
hour When SA-rl1In struck the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-02
From the: Cincinnati Gazette.
The Secret Service.
BY CARLOS.
GENERAL ORDEEs No. :

GENERAL Orders No -.
Captain Carter. -th Indiana Volun-
tcers, is hereby relieved from his com
mand indefinitely, and viii report at
these headquarters Immediately.
By order OF Mai Gen. Rosecrans.
Lieut. Col GODDARD, A \. o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
Latest News.

At the ia.es; accounts Grants army was pyfsu-
Ing Lees flying columns. Lee. it is now stated
- retres:ing in two small columns upon Lynch.
burg. instead Of Drn~ille. His line of retreat ia
ssrern wilh csanon, smIll arms, clis,onS, wag-
ons ard ambulanccs. Shcrid IN Is said to DO or
Gnes. i,arrassing him. and picking up straggiers.
Grant Til parsue az long as there ia any use III DO
iag 80. The country is filed with wounded ret,Is
and stragsic:s are going home in every direction
The rauss aud for,s at Richmond were blown up
Sunday night. The rebels have evidently Ine,
with IN irrsprablo disastCr. Lee Gu neres make
another stand.
We have cAptarei, Il is estimated, 25.Go0 pIis-
cnera, AM Leo las undoubtedly lost that many
rnors by deser,ions since he commenced retreat
ing. Gen. Weitsel telesrlphs tba. Of railroad
stock he found twenty eigl., locomotives, forty
four passenger AMI baggage cars, and LOG freight
cars. In Richmond
Al hDns in JEFF Davis mansion, with his fee. IN
der JEFF 5 mlho<ony.
The election in Connections on Monday resulted
In the srccess Of the Republisan-union party by
AZ increased majority
The municipal: elections In s.. Louis, Cincinnati
ana Evansrille. on Tuesday, resulted in The utter
rout OF the Democracy. Madison, Wisconsin,
vent Republican for the first time:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
The Fall Of Richmond.

The announcement; on Mon lay morning last
On the streets in this place, tina, a despatch had
passed over the wires stating that Richn. ond had
been captured by our forces that morning At 4
quarter after : o'clock, not generally bclicv-
ed, aud although it was subsequently confirmed by
= second dispatch. it though best not 10 burn
Gny powder over it until the Chicago ev ening pa
per vas received At half past nine, M, a copy
OF the Chicago Evening Journal was received con-
Arrning beysnd question the glorious ,idings that
Richmond and Petersburgh were both in our pos
session. wien the widest feelings ofjoy were man
ifcstei by the Union. men. The PRESBYTERIAN
Church bell and the Edwards House bell we're
rung. and soon after the anvilading commenced,
which was KEEP. ID until twelve o'clock. The
Cnion men. women and children generally turned
Gu! to participate in she rejoicing, but the Demo.
erits. with few exceptions, rcmained in their
houses. No. satisfied with one nights jubilatne
number collected together on Tuesday evening
and fred few dozen rounds.
All over the souu.ry. we learn from our ex.
charges. the friends of the Union have indulg ed
in the widest demonstrations Of delight. No event
since the commence ment Of the war has affor ded
the loyal n, sscs Of the North So much JOY and sat
is.sct:or.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
Lees Line Of Retreat.

Lee a,tempte line Of retreat will probably be
ris Drnvi!lc into North Carolina. This accomp-
lish"d. says the Chicago Tribune, he could proba-
ably form Junction with Johnston and continue
his retreat into the Cotton States, subcc, such
losses hy deserton and battle az would be incrta
bic. Such policy would only rrolong without
averting the agonr of the diving o. the rebellion,
but it might secure the personal escape Of the rob-
oil leaders As most of Lees army are virsinians
they would have bat little heart to enter upon a
crusade in behalf of foreign States as they would
regard the remainder OF the Confederacy after be
liz thoroughly driven out Of Virginia.
But Ruthless such a retreat would be- i; pre-
SCENTS difficulties 20 its accomplishment which need
90 be considered Sherman will probably learn
the effect Of the fighting at Richmond within few
hours after it has occurred He is but half as far
from DansiIle IS Lee himself He has Johnston
in his immediate front. but If Johnston STAYS to
Aght with Sherman. he can hardly form a Junction
with Lee. until he has sustained a heavy defeat
II on lhc other hand Johnston falls back immedi-
ateiy for junction with Lee. Sherman is liberty
20 follow them Up. ard az both Sherman and G rant
ere capable Of moving rapidly Lee and John
ston. ii is Difficult. to how rebe, force which
could not il its full strength sustain itself behind
the fits forts that protect Richmond, can maintain
even i's existence for any length Of time on an
open retreat will, dernoralized army in the face
OF the convergins attacks of four powerful pursu-
ing fcrces. Our advccs ria New York indicate
th.gt Grants plans, adopted the recent coun-
ell of commanders. are complete ard adequate, not
only for the defeat OF the rebels and capture of
Richmond. bat for the hcmming in and destruction
n! the entire rebel host, 1t is only necessary to
ind out whether Grant has promised this result
II lie has it will be accomplished.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
A BENEFACTRESS.

There is r woman in the public eve who.e had all
along been associated in mind, with the Yankee
tluack, and ''IImbng." But il is no longer. and
desire 10 her from all such suspicious as
ISOLATION in all other minds Whatever notions we NAV
have Of womanly d-licacy and proprety, will admit
that woman alone is the Nurse-the good Nurse;he tes
Nurse. Whether shall have female Physicians or not
is question which be decided by and princi.
pie, and not matter Of taste Pride, prejudice ca
price and custom may well behave themselves for il
there is really want, there will also be a supplv-i
there DC calling. there will be coming Nattlr. and
human society always slf supp lying though Art
and Fashion may hinler they cannot prevent.
Mrs. WINSTON does not want to treat Gentlemen
Nor docs she prescribe regimen Your wives; bt mod
cstly appears Of health and happiness
I>FANTs in the cradle. i there anything Improper
ia that1 Nurse OF go years experience eau be!oy
SAY what il what IS good for babe and ought TO IT,
listened TO. God speed her her humi. but hlry mis-
sion She is IA, Successful pysv and most eff
fscugl benefctrss little enioyeder tiua
parents excepted. Just open the door for her and
Mrs. Winslo~ viii prove the American Florence Neh,in
gale of ;hs American Nursery. OF this are s., sure
that shall teach Sissy say "A BLEsSIN, %
MIS- wISsLow for helping her to survive and escape
the gripping, collickng and techng siege. con firm,
every word set forth in the PROSPECTS, II perr, la.
cisey what il PROCESSES to perform, every part Of
nothing lc>s.Away with your Cordial. .Par..,ori
DROPS" Lald1aum. and every ether 'sNarco;ir.' by
which the babe Is dragged into Stupidity ana RENDERED:
dull aud idiOtic for life.
We have neyer srcn Mrs. winsow-kno,v her only
through the preparation her Soothing Syr,p for Chill
drcn Teeihing" II hal the power W. world na,,o
her, she il, physical savior to the Infant Race
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Glorious Tidings-The President
Waiting TO so To Richmond-f,rant's
Plans-Lee's Avenues Of Escaps-Ru-
mors in the Capital.

Wasri.erox. April ,.
AT quarterbsfor two O'Clock today, four large
eagles observed circling about TIE dome OF the
Capitol and over the head OF the Goddess of Lib
erty. Their appearance was almost simultaneous
with that of the bulletin from Richmond.
Mrs. Lincoln returned from the army this morn.
ing. leaving the President there however, en-
ter Richmond a Gen. Grant has promised he shall,
within the next forty eight hours
The plan of the recent movements az under-
stood here, seems to have been about follows:
Sheridan was to lead the way with his very heavy
south and west, cutting the South Side and reaching
over to the Danville Railroad.
He was to be strongly supported By the movca-
Die portion OF the Armies Of the Potomac and OF
the James, which were to Push over towards the
left and turn Lees right INK while the line in
front OF Psters5ur. still be held and If PCS
sble advanced.
Judging from the latest dispatches, the whole
plan seems to have been successful, including the
cutting OF the South Side Railroad. the turnin. of
Lees right, and the carrying ola portion Of the
rebel works in front of Petersburg.
But two lines OF policy are believed here to be
now left to Lee, unesi the fighting this afternoon
has been disastrously against him than is
now known. lie can pr,bably still retreat to-
wards Danyile.
Failing in this, he had no resort except to
make the most desperate defense possible. while
Johnson's folces are hurled upon the Weldon
Railroad to re niorcc him. This il believed to
be possible, and herein military men night con-
ceiye TO be our Only danger
Wild stories floating through, the streets,
to nj ght. the effect that the War Department,
and Grant expect to have possession of Rich
monj tomorrow morning, but although such re-
suit is quite possible, there is no serious expects.
ton Of it in any wcll-informcd quarter.
The w n h. h, "A al n, ri, o,,,
this afternoon, in hon OF cur continued sue
ccsses.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
FROM MOBILE.
Fighting Going on Near the City.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
CAMP NEAR S-IrH's Minis, FISH RIVER, LA.,l
March I'D, via CAIRO, April 81
At daybreak tits morning the rebels, on the
Montrose road, attacked our pickets. Our pickets
Immediately deployed and moved forward, steadily
driving the rebels back for A distance Of n mile.
This picket consisted Of about 80 men, covering
the front of the 81 brigade, 9th army corps. They
skrmished with the rebel picket for about an hour,
killing and wounding several of them. The pick
ct OF cavalry consisted of about 40 men, and retired
towards Blakcly. The rebels moved round to-
wards their left threatnng 10 turn the right OF our
flank.
The inst brigade's picket lines was then dcploy-
cd to protect that flank. They were heavily en-
gagged up to the time of the rebels retreatng.
New YoEK, April ?.
The Uer1ld's correspondent in front Of Mobile,
March 22d. >'ys the 10Th corps. accompanied by
General Candy ana staff, that day arrived at Dan
by's Mills, on Fish river. on the east side Of Mo
bile bay, and ten miles distant from it, and TWEEN
ty-six miles from Mobile city. The entire 18th
corps, under Gen. Granger, was expected to join
the 10th at Da. by's Mills the evening of the ODD.
This corps moved by land from Navy Cove, at
the lower end of the bay-a distance offorty miles
In all this march, not more than hity rebel soldiers
altogether were encountered. In fact, no opposi-
ton worthy of the name male TO the advance
OF either corps, and no rebel works were encoun-
tered-plainly showing the movement a com
piete surprise. His reason for not expecting an
advance in this direction was probab the almost
unpassable nature Of the country. The road had
to be cordurore1. Gen. Canby's movement of
troops on the west side Of Mobile bay is probably a
feint. Heavy firing in the direction of Mobile had
been heard for twcnty-iou hours previous to the
23d, ami was supposed to proceed from an engage
men; between the monitors and shore batteries.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06

&c ii. a-:v. kid1eys b-hi-r womb aaf iioed aiiec-
tion 81 the urinary gravel -crofii-, rheumatism,
ca;arrh, asthma. hroHchi.-s, dysprI%;a, &.
%. prac;i-c Mt orc If irarlts hgt uf twenty
yer sondag, ipuaie on the law ii Aa'u.e with yca
Il cyTerir. csend evitnee 20 sustain it, Do not tear
down. max" 81 :. t. Ila.c ve harsh treatment.
iriin< no ftticring. We Slow the ta-e AMI the
~ .t-lt, gir work. bat aap~lrS" ine1 by wears
ofe1. irIcc ia tie Urea: lcnt = tl. dise.s exclusive
=, 70 encouragement without prospect Candid in
opinions reasonable in charges. claim know
CT ryihins Everybody bui d claim 70 and
common sense We invite he sch, noiatfsr what their
aaea = 60. s.cs'gtte lef,Tc they abandon hope,
max. iaieTroftinus and decide fr ens Ives, Will
.la la. Visited = ,cre. ari sla,l make visits
for yea-s regularly te days of the ws every
cishs WEES
can b corsu'.,l At LnPerir. rir II"usc. during
SUNDAY and y sss the iI - Arsil ND ls If May.
Residence and Iain,ratrT-. H.ukegaus Illinois.
Th1se n"i able 10 sisii me wri.c
april G,-15yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06

NEW York, March 31.-The Richmond Sentinel
has the following from East Tennessee: "Thomas
having transferred portion Of his army TO Knox
yilIc and united il with Gilem, is said to be NOV
Ing in the direction Of the Virginia line. At last
accounts the command had reached the vicinity OF
Greenvillc, little over half way from Knoxville
10 Bristol. The expedition is accompanied by an
engineer corps of 1000 men, who are engaged in
rebuilding the railroad rs fast as the army march
es. Communication with the base at Knoxville
will thus be kept up. The object cfthe expedition
is doubt to possess and hold Southwestern Fir-
ginia. and ifpracticablc to move on and capture
Lynchburg, thus cooperating with Grant in com.
pcliins the evacuation of Richmond. The scheme
il we'll conceived but il will be apt TO miscsrr, in
u: e1--utioD, jus, ss others have.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
THE PEACE PROSPECTS.
The War Believed 10 be Ovcr-s.rant'.
Plan Complete for all Contingencies
Lees army Hemmed in.

Srw York. April 3--The Commercials special
Gays: ut Is beliercd in Washington that the war
IL over. and that understanding to that effect
exists. The programme of Gen. Grant anticipates
all pos lille movements OF the enemy He did not
merely provide for the evacuation Of Richmond
aai Petersburg. He anticipated this contingency
and Lee will find his retreat of at all points.
Gr'nf. Sheridan, Thomas. Sherman and Hancock
are closing around the fragments Of the rebel
army The military organization Of the Confsdcr-
acy viii cease 10 exist during the present week.
Shcrman Is vet 20 be heard from. Heis not mac
five during the grcit operations now pending
Peace through war is the object of the Admins.
tra.ion; snd IL seems to be now within reach"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
Special Caution.

The great popularity of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrnp. for children teething, has
induced unprincipIed persons to put up ar
ticles to be used for the same purpose, in
advertising which they have not only cop
led our advertisements and notices from
the press, but have copied certificates and
letters from clergymep and others. afIixing
other names to our genuine certilicates.-
Beware of all imhators. 90 49,
March 80, 1865 -n22m6i I.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
THE GREAT INVENTION OF TIE AGE IN
HOOP SHAHHgT'S.

J. ". BRADLET'S Sew ra,eut DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor doubcl SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS BRADLEY & CARY. ilate J. I. 4 J. o. West, j
SOLE PBopRIEToRS and MANUFACTURERS, 81
ChainhctsHnd. "a aud 81 Readc Streets, New York
THIS INVENTION consists of Duplex Tor Iw0l Eilip-
tie Steel Springs ingeniosy raided Tightly and Firmly
together edge To edge. making the tong Bcxiie
Elastic aud Durable Spring used They seldom Bend
or Break like the single Springs and consequently Pre-
serve their Perfect and Beautiful Shape Twice Long
any other Skirt.
Inc WONDERFUL FLExiETiT.T and Great Con:i1rt and
Pleasure TO any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
will be experienced particularly in all Crowded Assem-
hes, Operas Carriages. Railroad Cars Church Pews.
Arm Chairs. for Promenade and House Dress, the Skirt
can be "ied wc in use, TO occupy small place easy
silk or Muslin Dress
Lady b. ag enjoyed the plea sure, comfort aud great
convenience of wearing the duplex Elliptic Steel Sprn
SKIRT fr single day will never afterwards willingly dis
pensc with their use For Children Misses and Young
Ladies, they Superior to all others.
Iey are the Best Quality in Every Part, aud Cnques
tonaby the Lightesi, Most Desirable, Comfortable and
Economical Skirt Ever Made.
FOR SA LIE in all Firs-Cass Stores IN This City, and
throughout the United States, and canasis Havana dc
Cua, Mexico, South America and the West Iutts.
INQUIRE FOR TIE DUPLEi ELLIPTIC SKIRT.
Apr.l Climb
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
Thirties,

ParLapsLPHIA. April 3.-$2.lOs, 800 worth of
sAe seven thirty lo1n was taken to-day, The
largest western amount was 800 coo, from Ian
caster, Pennsylvania; and the largest eastern
amount, $50 600. Philaielphia, and l .473 indi-
vidual subscriptions. nv Cooke & Co., are
meeting with the greatest success with this loan
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
FROM SToNEmAN's CORTLAND
Stoueman in North Carotinr--Capture Of
Boone-A Rebel Force Routed.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT Eksr TENsEssxE,
B.oSE, n. C. March 81, via Knoxville, 1st.-The
advance ofGcn- Stoncman's force, commanded by
Maj. Keosh. A. ID. c.. entered and captured the
-e~n Of Boone. N C.. at II O'Clock to-day. The
rebel force routed with loss of ten killed and
sixty fire wounded and prisoners. Maj. Barnes
battalion, t2fh Kentucky cavalry lost few men
wounded Sronemsn's command is now veil into
North Caroiiar. and viii be heard Of soca IN .hs
texr. % ne -stc..icn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06

Relief and Health to your Infants.

We have put mp and sold this article
for over 80 years, and CAN SAY IN
CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of it
what We have never been able to say of
any other Observation-Disclosures HAS IT
FAILED IN n SINGLE INSTANCE
TO EFFECT a CURE, when timely
usel. Never did we know an instance of
dissatisfaction by any one who used it.
On tho contrary. all are delighted with its
operations. and speak in terms of com
mendation of its magical effects and medi-
cal virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT WE Do KNOW" after 80
years experience. AND PLEDGE OUR
REPUTATION FOR THE FULFIL
MENF OF WHAT WE HERE DE-
CLARE. 10 almost every instance where
the infant is suffering from pain and ex
haustion, relief will be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes, after the syrup is admin
stered.
Full directions for using will accompa
nv each bottle. None genuine unless the
fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS,
New \ ork. is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
PRICE, ONLY IS CTS. PER BOTTLE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
Rest, Health and Comfort to Mother
and Child.

Mas. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children tecthing. softens the gums, reduc-
es inflammation. allays all pain, and cures
wind collie. Perfectly safe in all cases.
We would say to every mother who has a
suffering child, Do not let your prein lice,
nor the prejudice of others. stand between
you and your suffering child anil the relief
that will be sure-yes. absolutely suie-to
follow the uae Of this medicine il. timely
used.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
EARM FOR SALE.

wish to sell my farm laying nbort 10 miles north Of
Plymouth, on the Michigan Road, containing So acre.
all under good fence with about % cleared and in
good state of CIVILIZATIONS u Of il i
acres in meadow. There s. nppc about
years Old 900 young apple trees 90 young peach trees 20
pear trees, u grape Wines of the hst quality and good
House, besides many other convenicncss.
ANY person desiroTs Of getting home will do we'll
come and lock at this farm
For particulars enquire II
IL. B. PERSIIINc Plymouth.
T. s have leo suitable for Z good stock farm
miles north Of Plymouth, near the Goshen Road
which will sell on gool terms
Nov. =, lSg!-n1sm2 IL II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06

CRYIvG CHILDREN.-Arc You disturbed ut night
and broken Of your rest by sick child suffering
anu CRYING with the exc uciatin.s pan OF cutting
teeth? 1t SO, go ut once and get bottle Of Mrs
Bannine's Cordial it will relieve the poor little
sufferer, INNEDIArELY. Depend upon il THERE Is
NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T. There is not Il mother on
earth who has ever used it who viii not tell you
at once th I ii will regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother and relief and health TO the
child, operating like charm. 23-2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
Gold.

NEw Yonx. April 4--The Gold continues
devoid of special interest. There Is no DISPOSE
ION to sell short on the news. The quotations
have ranged from Ifs, the opening price, down to
It6JL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
Don't Fail to Procure Mrs. Wins.

UouC + dit u IiJCuIG VlsS. w lIS-
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. for child
rem teethng 1t has been used for 80
years with failing safety and success
by millions of mot hers for their children.
1t corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
wind collie. regulates the bowels. and gives
rest, health. and comfort to the mother
and chilli. Office, No. IS Dey Street,
New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Q BS e r We w { L L
The Noted Analytical Physician,
DIR. Y. CLARENCE PRICE.

TIE only Physician of his kind in the West, has mot
with the greatest success gained better reputation, ef
fec:ed complete cures visited places the longest
without missing Eagencnt. than physician that
travels has outliyed them all and become noted for his
skill ia tT-a; Ing all chronic diseases Of III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-06

tation of striking the rebel infantry in the flank
and rear and cutting them off from Petersburg.
The losses of the 5th corps yesterday were not
far from 900, killed, wounded and missing.