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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

The completely Of Andrsw JeAnsea In
the New Orleans massacre, and brutal
manner in which he spoke Of that batch.
cry of Union men in his ST. Louis spesch,
proved that he is % cold hlooded . ooa.
spirator - ever stirred up mob g '.nu-
tiny and rage" His trsanhesy . the
Fenians in the encooragensAt whicA tAey
received from him. and the suhaeqasnk
Interference with their forces by t4s NH.
itary power Of the govssnnsnt shewsa
that he is ~ dseeittlal - he u cold -blood-
ed. But fact has lately come "a HRhs
which exhibits his character IN evon .
blacker coloring than either. - tAese
transactions. It appears non tsstimony
which can not b doubsed, sse y = tAak
of the officer who reeeived IL order.
that Mr.. johnson not only censenpaaAed
the Illustration Of the hopes Of ths Fenian
leaders, but that he actually desired %
strike fatal blow at the canse By the
destruction Of their lives and the lives
of hundreds Of their follewers. II any.
thing further was necessary - display
the weakness Of Mr.. Johnson's plea that
he was only carrying snt the laws which
he is bound 70 execute. by his forcible
arrest Of the Fenian imovsnsnt, TIE
statement made . few days since, By
Hon. Joseph n. Rost, late q. s. District
Attorney for Northern Ohio. In . speech
at Sandusky, would have. thak effect.
There can be no pretence thst the neu-'
trality laws required that the Fsnian vss-
sells should be allowed to get far enough
from land to secure the drowning Of their
crews and passengers, Or thu tahsS SAoSl6
be blown up instead of being allowed TO
surrender. In the speech alluded to, Nj.
Rost said he considered he was not break
ing official faith when he related one fact
in regard to the Administration and the
Fenians, which occurred during the Ca
madam excitement He, as District At
tornly, and Marshall Bill, received In
structions from Washington q swatch
closely all organizations. learn about the
storage Of arms, &c, but in case Of any
attempted expedition from Cleveland not
to interfere to prevent the movement un-
Ill it was under way. But said the In
when tie 6oass. 6arks, de-, Aass
gone mile or tsso from tie city, 6low Msss
up. And it is known that for three or
four days the Fessenden lay in the Cuya-
hoga river, with steam up, ready 70. exc
cute this order. .,gs+
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04
Important Rumors,

We learn from indianapolis that Pres
ident j Johnson has under consideration
the sending of regiment of regulars to
indianapolis to aid il. preserving the
peace in the State on the election day in
October. We have also been told that
one company is to be stationed at North
Vernon. We trust the good sense of
those who surround the President viii
prevent the econsummation ofso mischiev-
ious disposition Of any of the national
forces The pretext for sending troops
into Indiana is easily seen through II
they come it will be to guard the peace
as the troops in New Orleans were man
| aged when the Convention was murder
ed. -.-.... .-ft =.
A few days age. the fact was noted in
this paper that ordnance for the equip
ment of 100000 men had been left At
Baton Rouge, guarded by only one regi-
ment.
The Virginia Military Institute at Lex
| ington, Virginia, over which Robert =.
Lee presides, has been furnished from
] the arsenals Of the nation with q full
/ equipment Of cannon, caissons, swords,
| DC, for the use of the cadets.
There are eight monitors "laid up" at
New Orleans, each armed with two fifteen
inch guns, and all guarded by an impo-
sing array of seventy five men.
It does not require an une1ing finger
to indicate the drift of the Administra-
ton.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04
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81 Cor. Asntgomsey Advsrtissr, 6sps. -.
MoNTGoMERY, ALABAMA. Septenber Is.
-MEssRs. EDlToRs: Will you please
publish the following plain statement Of
facts, which the people Of Montgomery
ought to know ssas- 81 g.ffa4.g
About two or three weeks ago. in .
house near the fair grounds, woman
was found dead on the door. She had
fallen from the bed, and must have died
during the night. Around her lay her
four little daughters, the oldest one about
twelve years Of ago. o oDay-brsak Isveal-
ed to them their mothers daad body ~.
ing on the floor. But This wAs not III :
these little girls lying around her were
dying for the want Of bread snd attention.
In this fix they were fednd and brought
by some one, in . little cart, to Bishop
Cobb's Home for Orphans. They ewefs
brought there on Friday: q When these
little girls came to the Home, they wore
the picture Of misery aAd want, and net
scarcely rag On to hide their nakedn ess;
emaciated and sallow, tAey locked like
living skeletons. and they were crying
for bread. The baby. abous three years
of age, died on Saturday. The poor Ht-
tie thing was toe neass gone for any hu-
man aid to do her any good She begged
for bread until she disd. sDisassg e 19sisf
i Another one namedLizzie, about seven
or eight years ofage. died On Wsdnes-
day. She WAS spretty Hide girl, bat 70
duced to a mere skeleson. She bekEed
those around her 70 give her some nest
and bread to the last. The other two
are still at the home, i vas thought at
first that they would die too, bnt The old
est one, bright, sweet Little girl, il im-
proving. Her account of the sunsrine
they underwent is enough 70 nelt the
hardest heart to tears-hew. they osied
for bread and could not gstiBr Brthat thsy
had been drawing rations, bnt vhep ,theg
all got down sick they sent their ticket
by negro woman, but that the 6ckes
was torn up, and the ansuer.Has, -
more rations, s,"-and. .hoG thAir pooe, sick
mother, he evening bs6sss shsdfed, M
tears streaming down her cheeks, f11Ssd
them to her bosom-snd nnGh : uoee
which this little gisl teld aais sseuiGh1-
forward manner, md wAidA haA tssGA
stamped upon Whist she said -. 20, =,
The other itfle gid. nanad 1asy,
about nine yeazssE agei = sGH vy sews
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

Gov. Wright, our. Minister to Berlin
acting under instructions from the De-
partment of State at Washington, has
demanded and effected the release OF
several citizens of the United States who
had been conscripted into the Prussian
army.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

An old bachelor says he used to be
terribly bitten by mosquitoes until he got
married, when the bloodthirsty villains
found out that his wife was much the
teuderest, and he has not been annoyed
since. Talk of the sel6shness of old
bachelors. --.sa
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

The New York Times has lost thous-
ands of subscribers since 1t has come cut
in support of the 14th Of August Phila-
delphia Convention ~ 8 50 - =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

At Erie, in his speech, the President
said: +s,.- =,
tell you all the powers in hell can
not turn me from my purpose
Doubtless they don't want TO.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

The Texas Legislature has adopted q
resolution looking to the donation of $40
acres Of state land to every wounded
Texan rebel .a TsisyF eesFqS seoiss S
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

The PresidenAvAilanoliAG hisspe1eA
at AIbany. n. HsssfR.s ~ AaVe 49,
every once in ne gfn6 szsrpssss~ 49, =
more can I desire r vhsQ- =. felon -, !.
out, saa0ehae tsem." s-.ssl4sp. ss51 - / = =
III . zairoS So ssTzs4 rsq ats trs1s rrzaz q
.sss-rss fEs5s sasz .=af ssos zax g "
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

Hon. Henry Grider, member Of Con-
gress from the Third District of Ken
tuckv, died at his residence in Warren
county, in that State, on Friday. He
was q johnson man, and his successor
will also be one. s.-aAs-zz e
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

TnE c. c. Clay, who has just died at
Huntsville, Ala, was not the rebel con-
spirator and ex-senator, but his father.
The deceased was formerly g. S. Senator
and Governor Of Alabama, and lawyer
Of eminence. He WAS rs years Of age.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

Address of the National Republican Com.
mittee-A Strong Document-The Issues
Fairly and Boldly Stated. -.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

ALL KINDS JOB PRINTING,
Done in the best and at fair prices, .,
Oniee: warncr Building, Richmond. lad.
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UNION PATENT AGENCY.
DIP. HOLLOWAY & 90
WASHINGTON CITY, DC,
-AvE ENGAGED the business Of soliciting Pat
ent. and prosecuting Patent Businese enrus-
ted to their care win receive prompt attention.
Claims Against the Government.
For back psyfor Pensions, &C., kc-, will receive per
ALL INFORMATION.
reference to Patent Laws, cheerfully given. Cop
les Of the Laws and Rules and Regulations of the
Patent Ofice, viii be sent, yrasis, application.
In applying for Patent the applicant should for
ward model of his invention if susceptible Of being
illustrated by model-or, If it consists in chemi-
cal compssnd, samples Of the ingredients in their
commerce ia state ana also in the proposed prepared
e
form, shoad be sent. Also, full description Of
the invention discevery, and its advantages should
he given AZ il aid in TIE proper prepara-
ion of the papers.
Persons believing they have made an invention or
discovery in art or SCIENCE and desrous of knowing
whether the same has patented, by transmitting
tous a model, drawing, or sufficient description
to make the nvention intelligble have thorough
examination made Patent office, and the result
of said examination forwarded to them for a
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We will have forwarded to any person who may de
sire them copy of the Patent Terms now in force,
and the Rules and Regulations of the Patent Office,
free of expense.
Caveats will be prepared short notice, by the
nventors giving brief description of their inveutioi
with drawings. Is
Drawings will be made in artistic style from models
furnished by inventors.
Searches of the Records of the Patent Office in re-
gard to titles in Patents will be made on application.
-, s,,,,,,,. or u.mes-character of the invention,
and if possible date Of Patent.
Copies of all CLAIMS.
Tn sny Patent issued by the Patent Office since 1885,
will be furnished the receipt of 81, the apphea
giving the full name Of the Patentee. nature OF 'ns
invention, date rthe Patent, &c.
Washington City. Ang. 81. 1855. z't
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-09
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-Superfne is quoted at $40 5O9ll 80: ex-
ira at Sl29l3 25i family at sl3 6oSl4 rs, and fancy
| WHEAT-No. 2 red Is held at 50 1879 so. No.
at a. 90: and extra at 81 aj. Choice Hill and
white at 81 Spring wheat is held at S2 55s2 30 for
No. 2 end ~ 1892 so for No /. .- M
CORNING. shelled sold at 9Oc, and holders were
new st 5j9GOc. ... -
IOATS-No. sold a, 47c at the close. No. were
Offered at 40 9g50c in elevator. .r i4- .r.F. Il
RYE-Tbe market rules quiet at 81 35 for No. ],
ind 81 20 u 30 for No. .. .-.. N 4 +, IN
BARLEY-Prme fall is held at 81 20, and No. l
State spring at 81 30 40. t. iuE
P0Rk-New moss is he d at S27 though Il, could
be obtained considerable le's, The nominal iobbDg
rate for old mess is s3l So but there is nothing do
ing. --- . ......~.-
BULK MEATS-ouiet OF l49l5o for shoulders
and sides. packed. 1.F
BACUN-There were some small sales
HOGS-The receipts during the past "a hours
were 4. .l64. The market was dull and prices nom
inal at S1gB7 so gross.
COTTON-Middling is held at a0c; other grades in
COFFEE--Wc quote fair to choice Rio at 27S
SuGAR--Raw I2sl5c. I7G9l7'lc for hard rO-
MOLASSES-sO@9 soc for Porto Rico,
Blu rTER-Prime to choice grades Central Ohio
would scarcely bring oveT2O93lc per pound.
CHEESE We quote w Western Reserve and Ham
burg at l5A Sl611c per pound, actual taro.
EGGS-The IN irket is very firm. with good de-
mand at 80 Bic per dozen, for prime. shippers
count. El q .0
WHISKY Held at 34c without sales. Duty
hut round lots could not be disposed of at over
| 81 80, .- l -.....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-09
FROM CANADA.

The Toronto Leader on the Con-
demned FeniH0s-The sentences of
Lynch and McMahOn to be Com
muted-Three Prisoners Released.
TORONTO, G. W., Nov. S.-The Toronto
Leader this morning, in long article on
the fate of the condemned Fenians, says
The formal passing OF the sentence of death
Is not regarded as certain indication of
their fate. Circumstances point towards
leniency, the shedding of blood is not very
urgent, nor its utility clearly apparent.
These circumstances will probably deter
mine the fate of the prisoners, but If it
should turn out that none of them are exc
cuted the substituted punishment will no
doubt be exemplary. Let no one run away
with the idea that the Fenian culprits will
get free pardon, or anything approaching
to it. Public opinion will demand chat
punishment be certain and severe. Under
different circumstances they would assured
| ly have been hanged. If it were necessary
to deter from another raid to execute,
all appeals for mercy would be in
vain. The imperial Government will
have some suggestion to make on the sub
iect, and by that suggestion the representa-
tive of the Crown will, with or without
further advice, shape his course. There is
an increasing tendency on the part of the
public to believe that the full rigor of the
| law will not be executed on the prisoners
sentenced to death. Already friends of the
prisoners are raising money in the States,
on the presumption that they are going to
be hanged; and If it be probable that they
will not be hanged, the sooner this is un-
derstoed the less money they will be able
to raise. Wecan afford to be magnanimous
much better than we can afford to make
them martyrs; but our magnanimity can
not be beyond sparing their lives, If it go
that far. Punishment proportioned to their
crime, with perhaps an admixture Of royal
clemency, they must receive.
The Globe hasa dispatch from Montreal
saving 1t Is understood that the Govern
ment at the late Cabinet meeting, resolved
| to commute the sentence Of Lynch and Nc
| Mahon.
! Three men, named Bell, Flannegan and
Wells, confined In the Old Jail since June
Hast on the charge of Fenianism, were re-
lleasGd from custody, the grand jury having
lIignored bills against them. Joli.3sa -
fS yLIffRnN ~ IA Nl clgab
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-09
Cleveland Market.

FLOUR-We quote: Xxx spring at Sl2 259I2 So;
Xxx red winter Sl3 0O9l3 so; XXX whie SIS OO9
Is 5O.-----
WHEAT-Ssles 2 cars No. 9 Milwaukee spring
at 50 80; offered at - 25 in round lots.
CORN-Sales 2 cars No. at $l u; 2 cars do at
81 10 ~
OATS-Sales cars No. l State at 53c; cars do
at 54c; car do at55c
RYE-Nn. ! held at 81 25 .r-F.
BARLEY-Nominal. ...... .... .......,.
PORk-Saes No. l citv-racked mess at ESQ co.
No. 2 do at SO 90; Clear i32 OO. . ..rJ-...
LARD-Saes eity-rendered at l5Kc in frkinf
I5c in tierces.n # ..-.
BEEF-steady. Sales No. 1 City packed Mess
at $Is. - - - 81 = =
DRIED BEEF-In moderate request at 29o, j
BUTTER " estern Reserve in good de.
mand and firm at 23c.- -r.-. ..ar N %
HEESE-In rather better inquiry anl steady at
l09l8Ic, for common Ito choice, packages in
cluded. .--h AfFte ia. T-.-7-l ~
EGGS-Searce and firm at 32935c. a .4
HIGHWINES-Sales at 81 n. ......-.. O.
GREEN APPLES-The range is S203 for fairt
choice winter fruit. s.r -r- 81 .,.-..s-
DRIED APPLES-In good demand and steady
at l0h G, and paw for packages.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-09
FROM BALTIMOR E.
speech by GOV. Swann-The EIectI

speech by Gov. .SWann-The Election.
BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-Gov. Swami was
called upon at his residence last night by a
large body of Conservatives, and made a
speech congratulating them on the victory
obtained. He said the question of the re-
moval of the Commissioners would now be
settled by the courts, and also that Judge
Bond would be heldto strict accountable
ity for his action.
Returns from Allegheny county indicate
that the Conservatives have carried the
! legislative ticket. The constitutional
amendmentagainst the creation of sink
ing fund for the support of the public
schools, has been adopted.
The Haheas Corpus Case.
, BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-The habeas corpus
case was continued until one o'clock, when
Judge Bartel adjourned the case until two
o'clock, permitting, with the consent OF
counsel for the Commissioners, the parties
to be unrestrained until the court should
meet at that hour.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
eREASONs WHY THE an
AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS
IL THE BEET.

61I .made on tho best principle. Its ffams Il
OomPossd of AOI.ID PLATES NO Jar can. inter.
fore With the harmony o It's working, and no sud.
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is made and dhishsd BY mao insry ,dtself famous
for i noveltS. a. well Is for iti and
therefore properly, made. ThetWatch 10 Whist all
nechapIgm should be = ACCURATE. SIMPLs q,
BTRONGD AND EC0N0 MIOAL. Except some
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watches are chieAtmade by women and boys. Such
watches arc composed Of several hundred pieces,
screwed and riysted together and require constant
lepair 70 keep them in any kind Of order All per-
sons who have carried "AnSrsS," l''lepnss" and
'nEnRlish Patent Levers" are perfectly well aware
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Atthe BEGINNING Of our enterprise, more than ton
ysAraago, It was our FIRST object to make q thor.
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How well We have aeromplih he'd this, may be uu-
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ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
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hut do assert without fear of contradiction that
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tsrfelts will be prosecuted. '.gf t"'t p .uaH.'
i,,".I ROBBINS & APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR1HB AMERICAN WATCH CO.
Is2 Broadway, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-09
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THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
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These Drops area scientifically compounded fluid
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every one Of whom speak in the strongest terms Of
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ing the place Of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered by all who know aught Of them, as
the surest safest and most infalible preparatiOni in
the world. for the cure of all female complaints the
removal of allobstructions Of nature. and the pro
motion Of health, regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may be used. and sx-
planning whom, and why they should not, nor
could not be used without producing effects contra.
fyto nstufe's chosen laws. VIII be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with tho written sigma
ture Of JOHN l.. LroN, without which none are gen.
Prepared BY DR.. JOHN l.. LYON. lO5 Chapo
street. New Haven. Conn.,, who can be consulted
either personally or BY mail Enclosing atamp) con-
cerning all private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold BY druggists everywhere, ~
General Agents for U. 5. and CanAdas.
sep2o-d&Wly FFT--'