Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 32, Number 27, 28 June 1862 — Page 3

....We wool J call the attentioa of oar agricultural friends to the agricultural col-

imo, commenced io this week's Palladium We hope that the farmers of 014 Wayne" send u commaireatioos npon this sub jct ami girt us their ideas about farming fid gardening. Communications -SHORT onks no matter how bomeljr they may be written, will bo very acceptable and be of interest to all the readers of the Palladium. Let ns hear from our Wayne county friends. '. .... We viaiiod the panorama of Dr. Kane's Arctic Expedition on Tuesday evening last. The scenerj wss faithfully depicted, the musio good and tbo performances of the Esquimaux dog Myouk, with the ex hiliiion of the Peacock Flag and Dr. Kane's Luotifg rifle, were pleasing to the children. There were full audiences during the whole time of exhibition. tf .' - J -J . J . . . . c .w - crowa uown street cay before yesterday, and ever anxious for an item, rushed with alacr.tjr to ascertain the, cause of the excitement. We found 11 simply a crowd of enstorners who were await-

ing meir turn io oe served wnn inose Cheap atl over the country. Send along your advertisements. By the report of the Superintendent of the Richmond Public Schools for last winter, we fiud the following statistics: iWhof number of scholars admitted dario the term, 1,162. Average number in daily attendance, 901, Mule teachers employed, 6. Female teachers employed, 13. Length of school tsrm, 17 weeks. Total amount of money paid for tuition. $2,225,32. Total amount of money p.iid for contingent expenses. $715,52. The number of pupils in regular attendance at the public school at the present time is 601, and the expense of cnrryinif on the private schools per scholar varies from 82,50 to $5,50. Tin Monitor. We were Tcd a copy of the Indianapolis Monitor yeterdsy when at the Post Office, and it lis taken its place among our exchanges. It is a very neat fire column sheet, and very "siMcy" too. We wish the enterprising proprietors success in their new undertaking and hope the press of the State, will cxteud to them the right hand of fellowship. Oca Poucx.What is the matter with our police force? Many of the citizens are eomplaiaiog of their inediciency. There is a necessity for somo action to be taken immediately. After the affairs of Tuesday night last, the p dice should be instructed (o do their duty more faithfully. '. ....We saw, on Wednesday morning last, an eleganty finished express wagon, built for O. Biteman, from ti e shop of the Messrs. Strattans on Fort Wayne Avenue. The speciality of the wagon i the tasteful manner in which it is paiated, this branch of the work being executed by Charles W. j Btrattan, whose shop is in the rear of Grave's grocery store. Mr. Sirattan is prepared to executo any work io Lis line with neatness and despatch, mid is well worthy the pitronage of our citizens. ....It was the "wooly horse" that created so much surprise in New York some years since, but the "Pet Lamb" of Richmond is much mow noted, for it attractions ara eiiharanf iai in tliA bhariA n f rirrli ami i!a. airablo dress goods. Messrs. D. A J. Co.tin aell these goods and everything in their line, cheap for cash. B&'The cleaning of the streets, by order of the corporation, has been accomplished thopakt week, which, as a sanitary measure, was much needed. Acx? Cannot some deraonstratiou lie made on the Fourth of July in Richmond? II nothing more, lot the bolls ring forth th-ir merry peals and a national salute bo fired. tOn Saturday morning lust, the horses attached to an express wngon, in which were two boys, ran furiously down Front street and turning through Mill street son brought up against a tree, throwing the boys out and smashing things generally. The wagon was broken, but the boys were unhurt. ss3A Commercial Institute, being a branch of the Miami Commercial College at Dayton, Ohio, will bo established hero in a few days by E. l. lVabhitt. Esq. tvQoo 1 nows for the people, Fremont, Banks andSheilds have j lined. And Haines bas added to his extensive assortment a new supply. All admit his goods cheap in limes of peace or war. You enn't fail to be suited in style, quality and prices at No. 27 Main St. Destructive Hail Storm.-- On Monday last, a destructive hail storm, swept over the Northern part of our county. Its track seemed to be about two miles in width its full extent we have not yet learned. L, I). Andeison, near llullandsburg. was damaged to the amount of qnite &300 wheat and corn utterly destroyed. In tho neighborhood of Bethel, the corn of Mrs. S. Vanuys, was completely cut down, and whett badly injured; so wilh the crops of Messrs. Martin Wiley John Kubey, and A. 11. Swavne, in the same neighborhood. We alo learn that the farmers in the neighborhood of Hillsborough, suffered considers Lie damage to their crops from the effects of t':a hail no particulars trom there. Housekeepers should go to Buhl 5c Co's, if they wisl any thing in the culinary line. Remember the number 51 Main St, where yon can find every variety of Stoves at rea sonable prices. Geo. Hasakoster is building a store next to Zimmer & Co i store, for Mr. II. Grattendich Wiggins 4' Co. are rushing off work with great rapidity. For a good asaottunent of Saddlery Hardware, Bridles, Trunks and Leather, go to Wiggins S Co. and you will find cheap and desirable goods. ....We raw somo most beautiful brackets and gas burners yesterday, at the establish rncnt of Messrs. S arr 3c White, next to Em wiler'i Notion store. Persoos in want of gs fix litres should eot fail to drop in at Starr t

and desirable dress goods at C. Jackson &( Hollo way on behalf of A. Oaar & Co., by Co.'ah'ew York Cash Store. .Marshal P. Wilder, Esq.. President of the ....We would inform our mercantile tj. S. Agricultural Society in a very comfriends in Cincinnati that there is no better ,'plimcntary speech praising the mechanical medium for advertising than the columns of CBiH0f Richmond artisans. It is an elegant the . Palladium. It is an old standard pa medal and most worthily bestowed. The per, having a very large subscription list Messrs. Gaars employ some 85 men in the

White's.

Manufactures In Bicbmns1. We noticed, a short time since, what our builders were sccomplihing in and about oar beautiful city,' and concluded that we would devote a- few items to mechanical interests in this - issu. On Monday, therefore, we visited sveral of oor tnanufacto. ries, sad were indeed surprised at the ener

gy and enterprise of our inhabitant?. The first establishment we visited was the Foundry and Machine Shop of Messrs. A. Gaar it Co., tetter known as the "Spring Foundry. There arc built portable en gines, sugar mills and evaporators, grist and saw mill machinery, mill castings and stationary engines. Their speciality is the manufacture of Gaar's Threshing Machines and Separators, the annual manufacture of which, we learn, is about three hundred. At thm Fair of the United States Agricultu - - .... - .1!. ..lunrl. i . r;iI Soc,ety held in Uincnnaw, '"f",;w.a ii, prand eolJ medal of v.lued at $300. which was awarded . . ' .,:.;.. to them for tneir separaioti uu ru....-.,, and which wss presented to the Hon. 1. I . various branches of their business and av erage about 9 horse powers per week at the present time. They have an extensive fonndry, wood shop, paint shop, machine shop and pattern room, well worth visiiing. A fine lumber yard is attached, and in fact they have every facility to carry on business advantageoualy. We were very much pleased with the order and system carried on in this establishment, which is the only true method of managing a large manufacturing concern. We next visited the establishment of Messrs. J. M. Aiken 6t Co., better known perhaps as the Qualir City Works." This establishment is situated near the Depot, does, perhaps, as heavy a business as any other machine shop in the city. This firm mannfactuie steam engines, portable engines, horse powers, separators, sugar mills, engine work of nil kinds, plows and various kinds of eatings, both brass and iron. They employ about 25 hands at prsent, and are in need of more men, so last is their business increasing. Among other articles which we saw at their works was a number of iron pillars and window c:tus fur Scott's new building to Le built near the Meredith House. Messrs. J. M. Aiken and John Iioherts are at lha head of the ; Quaker City Woiks" and cive ceneral tifar tion f.r (Uir nmm m atiflniion to i business. Jonas W. Yeo, at his establishment on the West end of Alain street, formerly oc cupied by l' W. Robinson, ia mnnnfactur ing horse powers, portabld engines, separators, new stylo saw mills and sug.tr mills, besides ho d oes a large amount of rcpaiiing. He employs about 20 hands. Bjle5s, Mnrthant it Co.'s Foundry, situated on South Green btreet near Main, employs somo 30 mcii.but they are short handed now. They cast engine work, reaper castings and ftney ornamental work for buillIine9 Jf nS considerable repniiing ! We sw ronvj fine window enps fora private residence being built out of the city, the finish of which was vory creditable. Around in the vicinity of the railroad Depot nre a nuiLbor of establishments worthy of notice. S. Homey & Co's Plow Manufactory attracted our attention. This estahli-hment employs from IS to 20 hinds. and are m tnti'aoiuring various kinds of plows and agricultural implements. They have 7 forgi at work, an extensive wood .hop. paint shop and store room. Their J speciality is the "Empire Steel Plow." J. When all hands are employed they can turn 1 out work at the rate ol one plow per hour, j ana wima nurrieu nave turned out pi' . a . I . 1 per day. Their plow timber is furnUhed from New Castle, of which they consume a large quantity. The iron which they use is obtained from Pittsburg, la Besides pljws and hsrrows, they ara making a new style of road scraper. They have turned out tha J past season between 300O and 1000 premium plow. Mr. Horney having been about 30 years in the plow business this f.tct alone guarantees him success. . D. S. Horney, in tho sa na vicinity, is also manufacturing plows of all kinds. His n.anufactory is not oaite so cxteusive as Horney & Co. 's, but ho is doing a lrge amount cf work. He has from 6 to S hands employed, and he first commenced work in 1822 in Richmond. His plows and tending machinery are much sought after, and his work is done in a neat and substantial unaw . i a sr ner. in tne same winding is me i eg Man ufactory of Messrs. Hollopeter & Co., who re manufacturing shoe pegs extensively. They supply a great portion of the Wes'ern market, and previous to the breaking out of the reliellion, shipped an immense quantity of pegs to the Southern market. It is well worth while spouding an hoar cr two in this manufactory, and they have a great many vUitors. Tbtir machinery is very simple, yet effective, ard they are manufacturing all siies if pegs from f to 1 of an inch in length. These pegs are Sfll by measure, ani are put up in bas containing from to 1 bushel in each. In the same bui. ding Mr. W. D. John bas an extensive corn and horn iny mill. Next to them Is the Flour Mi'.l of Messrs. Hoover & Ilollopcter, who are also mann'acturiag flur. Tbey are using Nordyks's Patent Percussion Flour Bolt, which, for millicg purposes, is superior to any other in use. W next L-ited tho "Uuioa Works" cf P. Uargion. This establishment is roanu fxeturim; sisr mil? aoj evaporators, two

I kinds of cider mills, portable engines, cir

cular saw mills and steam engines. Mr. Barglon is now building Woodwork's Patent PianiDg Mil!, a number of which be has orders for. Iron fencing is also made at this establishment, a sample of which may be seen at Mr A.M. Miller's new residence on North Fifth street- lie is also building a large number of sugar mills with trtble gearing, in which three revolutions are obtained, prod iciDg three times the quantity of syrup in the same amount of time and costing but a small advance. This , establishment does their work in an excellent acd workmanlike manner.' Joseph Dickinsou's Pump Manufactory, on Marion street, should not be overlooked. After visiiing Lis establishment on Monday last, we voted him a great bore, His bor:,r, mirliinrrT i ffrv COmrjletfl. and he makes purojaof all kinds and descriptions. s . , - - MaoD which is a Patent Case Pump, mud , . 3 r in use, constructed with ventilators for warm air, making the water perfectly secure from freezing in the winter season. Besides these, he keeps on band a large assortment of iron and brj ss pumps and deals in articles lor Plumber's use. Lfis trade is large acd be supplies a large extent of country besides the trade. Four hands are employed here aided by motive power. With aseven years experience in England and a twenty years residence here, be is perfect master of his business and merits patronage. In the vicinity of Gaar's establishment, we stopped for a moment into J. P. Laws's Tannery, where we found several hands at work in manufacturing sole, upper and har ness leather, made by a peculiar process originating with Mr. W. II. Study, who is connected with Mr. Laws in the manufacturing of 1- ather. From this place we had designed visiting several paper mills in the vicinity, but it being late we proposed to make a special visit to the paper and woolen mil's about Richmond for another issue and we design giving these a separate notic. Besides the manufacture of 'ea'.lier, harness, t-c, we find that carriage making is a branch of business which isextensively car ried on in Richmond. On Marion street, opposite the postoff ce, is the manufactory ,01 a" Lppincott, iisq , wuo is engaged in manufacturing light carriages and wagon- In ,,U Pale room wo found some Cne fT5"08 of workmanship in the shape ot rock.ways and light 1 wagons. 'l'Placo" s ousioess w not connnea en jri rely to tit is State, but he does considerable wo,k fjr 01,5 Rnd lllinois- IIe ploys 15 hands constantly, and is receiving more ora-" "jr fill. On Fort Wajrne Arenu-, S. S. Stratian manu ftctures at his shop a very nice article of light wagons, and D. B. Strattan assists him in the iron work for the same. Messrs. Crocker & Co., on Main 6treet, east of the Meredith House, also manufacture light wagons and carriages, employing some 8 or 10 hands. Their work is of a supeiior style and is much sought after. Not far above Crocker' establishment is the shop of M. Parry, who also builds carriages and light wngons. There are several other shops doing carnage woik, of which wo have not inie or space at present to give a spfcial notice of. Among tho saddlery establishments of this ciiy may be found that of Messrs. S. R Wigg'ns Ji Co., on Main street. Here is manufactured a splendid article of flunks and sa Idles, and their collars and harness cannot be beat. They employ some 15 hands, C of which are engaged at their extensive tannery. They have an excellent and well selected assortment of goods for sale in (heir iine. An excellent pho'ograph jof their employees has recently been taken Watson & Estell The h a mcfe menfnn q whnt . ouf thrivinI llttft cit From . . . .. . . . . . , . 3 J doing, and all we a-k is for them to come along and advertise their business liberally, and so will notice them liberally. Wc are indeed gld to notice anything of business interest in our city for it promotes the in terests of Richmond abroad as well as at home. Wc hope to see our beautiful city prosper and thrive in business of all kinds this summer. XWe are indebted to our young friend John MePherson, for some luscioas cLcrries. 3Tlie gentle showers and warm f onsbir.e of tlie past week have advanced regctation rapid!. atWe learn that a new paper is soon to be started ia our city under the name of the Richmond 1'antagrapb. iyV witnessed a Teutonic set-to near the depot on Tuesday morning. Cause too much lager. After a few hard knocks, the patties made friends, at,d the last word we heard was in a aubducd tone lager. Veri ly lager is a great institution. Oa Fourth of July eve., the Armenians are to give a select party at Siarr llall, and we see by tbeir invitations that they p-opose "to have a good time generally." Their music will be of the best kind, and they mean to make their party ths cotillion party of the season. Tbeir tickets are only 11!-- Ji i - j t . V. .1 OD UPliiir, iiti wc u,u uv uuuui uut tucy j will have a very pleasant soiaxs. H.. k... a n "7 . - - - . ate J0U Men to .immer a to W0 M excellent aortmtit ol wall paper? .... . - . , II IS also Mliing DOUOCa Tery Cheap. Be. id.- these be bas ao excellent stock of Laskaia and willot Ac. Don't forget T ware, COnftKtiocerj, Zimmer a. tJtarir Cr-DO-I 1 oa8eite the Meredith Uoase JS" Elder p runoanees tbe Union Convention a slim affair. Tbat fellow that oi Noah woaldo'l take iuto the ark, prououaceU the flJ at tbattim ''not much cf atbvw

County Auditor's Report. THE Cooaty A alitor rabmita to tha Board ef CemmiKUonsrs of Ways Coaat, Io-i. . the following raport ef Beeeipta and Iisaursemenu of said Coast for tha fiscal year .- RECEIPTS

T Balanc la Treasury at eloa of final jeear 1W - To DeHnqaea 1540... . . To Ietiaraeat Tax 130J. To Coaaty Kerenue.. ........ ......... To redemptioa of Lauds and Lota.... .... To Ducket Fee f ,C C... ........... To Docks! Fees W. C. P... .. T9 Ibvaw4 - To Showe .... To Jaror l'ee........ ................. 11.221 si T.;;l 64 S.S49 46 24,7i3 SS Si 80 7S S3 SOS 50 S9 45 49 00 6S 00 5,2! 9 51 39 l'i 1.557 11 6;953 31 457 l 812 03 24 ()! t oo 00 S 00 10,000 00 1 90 10 J i S91 60 30 93 174 4 To Roavi Tax R eeifjU To lacideB'al Koceipls,.... ............. To Town-hip Revenue .... To Township School Buaaa Tax To Road Tax To Orporation HeveBue. ........... .... To Rent of Public Ground............. Tt Broken License..... ........ ........ To expecse of Poor..... ........ ........ 1 o County l!unds. . ... ', To Mi.itarj I To Delinquent Township Rsrsane 1640.. To Delinquent Tp. School House Tax '8i To Delioaawnt TU1 Tax 1S60 To Delinqmct Cufforattoo Uereoaa 1) '. " 151,25 59 Balsoev la thi Treunry tU cloia 6f fil jst 13sl, Maj Slit, 1332, $ J,9.3 91. DISBURSEMENTS By Aueulng Tlereaas. ......... ........ 1.125 75 1! County Offiiwsri 3.973 01 ByRoadi and Hiiiwaya.... ....... .... . S7 00 By Kxpeaaea of Fuor . S,5H9 Oy By Specitio Allowance...... 1,45 41 Bj Jarrs Foes 1,933 71 By Redemption of Landt and Lota 0000 By Expoase of KIi-cUjds 49 Si By Expeoe of Trisoner 74S t9 hy Iotane 2M 65 By Tax Relunied 71 19 By Road Tax Receipts 6,4-1 40 Bt Books aid Stationary a 20 By Blind 5t liy PrinUn 2-?0 25 By Wood 133 S3 By Baliff Feea 230 93 By Military Expenae 20.301 83 By Salary - SW7 83 By Docket lees W. C. V 6 S5 By Intere-t on County Order. IS 15 By Bridges 100 00 By Towmhip Kerenuo..... ............. 1,537 11 By Township School Uom Tax 6,sS 81 By Road Tax 57 t By Corporation ReTenae 54 J 05 By Delinquent Tax 1560 4.S4 89 By Delinquent Road Tax 1840; 602 45 By Delinquent School Home Tax 18'0. . 1.SS3 9$ By Delinquent Township Revwnae 1S80. 274 S By Delinquent Oorp'tion S H Tax 18"5 ).. S47 22 By Delinquent Corixiratton Revenue 1390 471 03 By Balance 8,353 91 ut,'275 5 ProTMeJ Ihit all orders hsvebeen redoeinid, there are vot outtanding or lers amounting t fonr thousand six hundrel and fi ty-twn djllirs and 6Cty-lw cents (4.6.j'2 5i) which being added to the abore balance will show the trno amount in tne treasury atoloioof fin-al yeir, A. I 131. fi,ll 43. bupecuuur suomittea. B. L. MARTIV.A, W. C. June 21 SHINGLES AND LUMBER CM BK R. Uth ami Shingles can now be bought lover (or CASH at Scotton'3 Cheap Lumber Yard! Thsn rrfr be'oi-e. Special Attention p.H to filling bilU. jrT'iio redaction f iccept for dwli. WELL SEASONED PiNE FLOORING Of good quality and l'iiic Ijtth as ttow as Poplar. STBrilE." 8IJOTTON. Serenth Street, horth of Main. Richjiond, May 24, iri ii iim Sheriff's SalerY virtue of decree anl fxecitloa to 1 rlii-tcte.! I from the Wayne Chen It Conn. X will -ioe at Vuhlie sle, at the Conrt llna iloor, im Q utr Wayne county. Inrliana, on tha 1 2th day ot July tritfS, teiwetn the tours of 10 o'clock a. m., anil 4 o'clock p. m., on said 1y, the followiit property to wit: Lot nnniI er twenty flre (?3J as tntnred en the latest flat in West Richmond laid out by Oliver Kiosey, also -ts No. IS and 3 in the aMitl iu ta the city of Richmond Inid cat by Abijah MoQitt in the north west quarter of section 33, Township So 14, of range No. 1 west, said lts each ! hetn ).' feet trDt and 1 45 fet deep, also that portion of ( lot No. 4 iu the atove described addition to the city of . Richmond adjoining lots No. 1 . 2 nd 3, and bring 4 t, fett front and 145 leet 4fep; ull the above dercribeU real estate U itua,ted in the said county of W-yDeod ft ale of In liana to be ld as the proju'rty of M. T. Wright et aN, to stifir said decree and execution in my tuuiua in favor of A. M. Little ct als. J. 8. STlDUAil.Sh'ff. Jane -t $ 50 23 Commissioner's Sale. 1")t'B3UAXT loan order of the Court of Common Plea, ot Wayne county. Indiana, made at the May Term I viler at private sale for one-fotiith caah down and the residue in three eqial !n.islm'nt of 6, 12 snd 18 month, Irom the date ol sale, the south half of let 1 1 in that part of th e city of Richmond, in said county, laid out ny Juha Smith. The lot has a donWe frame building, suitable for two families, on it. JOHN McMINN, Commissioner. Jane 21 5 3w Take Notice. AT a meeting of the Bosrd of Hoalth, June l. 1811, it wa. ordered that the citizen, he requested, by notice in Ihe eity papers, to notify the members of the Board f-r their reauiet ire wards or ths city Marshal, or anything in their respeetire localities likely to endanger the health of the city. The board of health ia composed or the folio log gentleman: l.t Ward. Tr. Fmneieco, Thee. Nestor; d Ward Dr. J. T. Plaaimer. J K. lug lale;31 Ward, Hr. Warring. W. (. !rott. dih Ward Dr. liaris, N. D. Farlow. June 21 26 lw NEUTRALIZING CORDIAL For the cure or Dyscntary V Choi, era lufuutuu. T the request of many who use my Cordial snd know its worth. 1 have manufactured a large quantity of the article, which I now offer to the pahlic for the cure of those distressing dlatase of the stomach and bowels which haa eaased more suOeriog and deaths than any other disea.es with which ear eountry has been afflicted The medical properties of ths Cordial are obtained from the mot innocent plants known in the Tt geteble kingdom. Nothing deleterioes to health is in an; of its component parts, therefore it mar be administered la portion to meet the condition of the sufferer without fear ot injury Irotn over doses. I hsre made and a.ed the Cordial for thirty years, and it ha. nerer d isappoicted me io one instance that my experience in iU efficacy is -verified by others.the olio wing cortiftcatea from our well known citisi ns will convince eery unbiased mind: I hare nsed Mr. Clark's Botanical Cordial for Dyscn- j ""7 "a iowei iiaaea. ana round it tne best reme-'y hare erer used, and therefore cheerfully recommend iw TUOS. J. BAUGIS: This is to certify that I kars uaed Mr. Clark's Cordial in my family rr seTeral years. It has never failed roeure Cummer Complaint, I'jseatary or Hmt in one instance. JACOB ILK US. Mr. Clark--5tir: The bottle of Cordial I got ef yon has reatored me to perfect heal h, please pretuare a quantity fcr me a. I do not wish mj house to be without 1'. DAY IDT. WYATr. In 1453 I cured a ease of flax with Mr. t. 'ark's Bail eal Cordial. Since that time I hare n.ed it ia oth-r eases with equal success. Thus knowing its excellent qualities from experience, I feel Iree ta rrcom-need il tothepnblic. MATTUBW RATTBAT. Par.iculai attention Is invited to ihe Ihllewln amllcatrs Iroa soldiers, who hive been cured ef Diarrhoea that had assumed a chronic lorn. AH who haveaeed this Medicine, proa ounce it aa invaluable and rare remedy, and soldier thus afflicted are especially invited ta (ire It a IriaU VJH- Tr. nnrll A r ' ti.mmA Me T, S" i.cc y .c...-. - Mara a urdil as aa excellent and specilK: cure for dian-hoea, havin-len rrfectlx cared from . -l - I i r ... ,. !.; a yivivngcuaiucsii IWS QlStrefoilig wiii(iu. waica i cm racteil wtiilat ia tha a!W.n regi ment I did not use qaite tfro bottles, bef re a cure was effected. G. W- K0S3. Iiichmond, J uue 14 1562. t Bir,.. Tnd .Vay SPik. I I wa is much reditced by lharrhoe while a solJier ia I aisaian. taesiment. tat I was diseaars-ej -tw , eeraele. Oa ar arrival la this eity, I was ndiH by I ?', c- ivu7 abwti. at Mr. curh'. c- . aau aa ibt u T resveretl fas) t Blliw.' j j neatly reciatnj to my fellow eotdlers a3 rB with 1 j p "" rtvoaBK. CtHer eeTtHeates cowl l he rrea-s ed. but a wor ' sw-ei!t. TV- Cordial may beobfal1 . Place ef bs.ij.e-w.Jt Jdaia sarwet. of at my dwe! I Sorth rrankin-t., en. deer eewtsj cf ?rrlI. erdti tha ebtaied at sss line r-u aprincet. Pfiaa 4 ca. bottles Si co's. 8 id) ecflts WM. CLARK. Bicbaieai, H.if lTtb, l&Ci. itf f;t Bargee 'e f sar-eaearJ B. try spertr arrclf. Jsi -t ad ewibe ard . .

THE NEW YORK CASH STORE!

QN or about me 12th of this Honth

; THIRD. SPRING STOCK OF DRY GOODS! I Which witl eomri , th i r, tiat i, nrw nI fuhioM in tS. Ktra mrkeu. Our road W.rfct I liewkOrrMilu M ceou ntrM . Two h.ndr.J r4 Chillw, vW li fiiilln, rnt thue eoo.lqal in qruklilj toytbir i XK-tin.,4 tl 3 cuu. . w",wr Three TanJ Jkr4s himck nJ Stared Mlk. laaging tiem 4J cuti op. l'i IbattMoS j rl Vtmt Good o4 Jecnuto.

Lace and Silk Mantillas, Jackets ' ! aa MiertBtnl of f Eery grale and qoallty: Hoaselreerers GoeSa, a full ranging in price from xic up. tirown, btmekana frren htldrsa and aaisaea lloae, Glove. Silk aaita. Oaantlets.

I M.I IsLIPffERY TTt;t- yv -n T-rVTTri rvrry. m This Serartmeot aing oa4erthe rain,menl of Mr. Bradharr, ho will caeeat all work entrasted to her with tronipUM and In the moat laahionable manner, will receiv la a day or two a aew ewppiy of Rtbb on. F'tarh

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parcuaacra ia examine nur stoca eau compare war ffjooas Richmond, Jan 14. 1802 , Administrator's Sale, WILL be auld at pablie eare. t? order ef the Wayne county Court o( Cemmoa Fleaa. at tS nsldeae ef Benjm in Jonr, miles north ot Witliaaasburg, on the Greeasfork turnpike, en Saturday, July 5th 1862. between the hoar of 10 a. m. aad 4 p. aa., the following patt and parcel of land to -wit, at per deeriptioa - part of the north-weat quarter of section XS, towaablp 18, ranfre 14 eaat, binainir at Isaiah Case's corner i a the w?,t line, running thence north Sd chains K8 links :thenee east 13 chains 21 links: thence sooth SU chains bVl links, thence west l chains ii links to tne place ol beginning, containing S7 asres andxO polea. IT "Terms made known en dary of fale. W. D. SMITH. Adm'r. June 7 24 Summer Stvles. at fr?T roeeired a larpe and aptenOid stock or Par r Hangings of t he latct atvlf , also window curtaina border. sc..rc, at Dugdale's Cheap Wall Pa;er Ix-pot, 9. Main rtrct. JIarch.'i oi 13 will pay the highest price in cash for any amount of V wool at mjr store, rt. najno Avenue, south or K. K D.iot. JOSKPU r. LAV8. Kiehsnond, Hay 31 ;3 2m For Salerjswo rroall homes, oh North Grrcn Street, will he sold at on fair aii.l ay terroa Kuquire of the anilerfligQ' ed at J jr.a, Yco'a M,chice Shop. fai end f laio atr-et IF KOJt.aSii.V. Ki-huior..l.Mj 24, 162 SUM.MEII PIAT FASHIONS. 'I'ni! onderaicned S3 jn.it received his Boor Style or II A I K ha. u in to whlchbe.DTitestheatteo dalee in the latest fashion, r Call at the Hat and Cap t' atore of JUU.N eLFf KINS. ISAAC WOODS. Moose, iffa and Ornamental lal u tcr , OVEIl &TAUR & WHITES GAS OFF.CE XTTOrLE reapectfnlijr Infurin fcae allie thai he i r.i-w vrejmrctl to no ncatlr. nrcairtlT and at Cji -- tLr lptrt rateaill orders $j or TalntinK. ff-jr fanicaiaraiteniion paid to tiraininfr. lasiug and Paper llauKinc. A iharc of v-ul'liepet ronajre is respectfully ao licited. JHI1IEL IIAILSUACK, ollection of claim. in nam s building 1S46. -ly ip stairs. H. BEITZEI.L. B. F. BEITZELL. BE MTZ EEj K. A' SOJY, Proprietors of th A JI K 11 1 C A X II O USI2 !! Corarr Slain aad 3Ila Cross Streets. OK 1ST rBEVILLE. INDIANA.. 'f HIS house is now In thorough order, and the Proprlsa etors bej leave to assure the puidie that na effort will he spared to render Its patrons comfortable. April 16, '6, IS 3m WALL PAPER, WIHDOY SHADES, AND CURTAIN FIXTURES, Splendid Stock Just Received lud aVoir Open For mmz-r-i -i .1 nw AT TUB CITY BOOKSTORE. Opposite Citizen's Bank. TRICES AS LOW 1ST HE LOWEST. NICHOLSON & BRO. Bichmond, March 1, 180S. 10 tf PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUUS: From 75 Cents to $4, Just received hy NICH0LS0H & BRO.. CITY BOOK STOKE. Arril Slh, VS It SOMETHING NEW AT TH City I3ools. Storo Z ! at CM CtVOTU. Mahorsay C.oth for Stand Mora and I T Bank Counter, Table and Piano Covers. Also beam tsare., apr, ,aT Stands. Twiles, de. Colors mm4 Testers not i ji jcekd h boh-iso Waiks.c a , mas spieit. die. ,T i SJtHOfcoOa ar Bars. r i:cani0ndt th mo , Uth. BJ It LOST-POLICVJ T OST OST receipt I. Policy a. 1 Ji J ta ths Pen Satnal is Insurance Company, ea lire or rywrrea w. aa . Jolee is her Hy siren ibex anplie ition baa been ssade fora duplicate. eCOBCK W. TASSf Richmond, Jan 7th, laCS 14 (w MEREDITH HOUSE, COR- FIFTH AND MAIN 81S., R. FULLER. PROPRIETOR. Rtenmon-i, led-. Jaoa 7, 1'JH aim Ka.aaral. j yarwlvad at C. W. BARNES.

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kllUlliey ai Law auu muiaiy i v jiiv i , , i.. . . . on,r5a "s. rancy craps ' "d Soft Straw Bonnets of erery description. Ribbons. RICHMOND IND I 7".': a,hes. Veils, Hair Nets. Nehair Caps, laLUMU.M;, ALI.. l-ml roiJeru e. C.r.ets. Hoop Skirt, and trimming braids V!LT, attend to the prosecution -J bi- emJid?,,.1 'X ZZiZ&llflZ; V Visvne and adjoining eountiea.and ihe prompt work uriiii, , r'

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and Sacks in all tile New Styles. faihtonabf Eawl. 9 4 4 asvr(aitat. Mea aaS Sejrs war af erary kiaS. faraaola A lull tineof all aradea aad color at Udiea Mi wetcs. Ae , Jtc. Alexander la CIS eHaas aaa prices wtin uose or aay otner noaae. NEW YORK CASH STORE. 25U USINSS PROPERTY FOR SALE. The o,nder"i?ned offers f-r sale two larir. three alary lj. inert hoaa. Theyareaf the aaeat aabatautUI char, sch-rvasd well fluisoed tbr-ahoat. Tney are located oa slain atret-t in the hosiness aart of the City. They wltl be sold oa reasonable teraas ereswhaeed for other prop-"T-JOB BOSTON. Richmond, Jane 2th. 1850. Richmond Insurance Agency 1)OLICIB3 iaaoed at this efllee on the moat faroranle itrai in any of the following reliable Cosapanlea: CVuiinental of New Tork, Fire. Manhattan da do Lorillard do do Arctic do do American Kaehanje ef New Tork. Fire. Phoenix do do Ouar.l,nn Life Phoenix of Hartford s irs ,' I'niiy of London do Lirerpool di London, Fire and Life. 19 WILLIAM BELL Agent. HO SUP HO HOUSE Oil FIRE Bat merrly girlof pablia notice that WE C GINS 6c CO., o. a, hiai-sj sTitEcr, rj A VKj.ist receired a Irrce stock orOoods, purchased !." i" ,f Mnufacturera and Importer., for AS I.and ih-y now oftVr them for aale at auch prices, and on rwch terms as will be sure ti secure to Wigjjins & Co., No 29, Main Street. A tiring prolit. Their aloek em'raaes a complete assort-mi-nt of all kio of Saddlery Uarde-are, also. Leathers of all kinda -'ole Frrnrh Kip and Call. Morocco and l)indii.2a. Ii:ack and rancy Knaiuellcd, ileary and LighA 1 Manx-1 1 .l Lrithxrs. together with an aaanrtineat of oar own tauace ol l.eith-r. all of which makra our Mtock aaa ol the firat in the country. Also, on hand at Wiggins St Co's, No 29, Main Street Sole Leather Trunks and Valiaes of all sia-e. Trailing. Stcka, Pcliaiera, die. Fiah Oil by Ihs Barrel or Ualloa. Japonica by the Bale. Thread, of all kinds. Fly Nets, florae. Brashes. Whips. Saddles, Hnrneas. Bridle., Collar., e., die., of oar Ova manufacture. ash Iaitl for Hi ties. Richmond. May 24, 1862. oa,. NEW MILLIJJERY GOODS! MRS. S- A. ILll'F j lkf0l-L0 IneUe the attention of the ladies af Rl : W ond ami rii-inity to her new stock of auri , ."iliinery and Faacy O .ode. She is noa- opening: a lar eh 8 rge 0 nines promptly attended to. Store aa Pearl at., north 01 .Mai ion. opposite tha M B. Church. -. . " a " -a . VI USZ1 lini lI 1 On d (kllST. nmAmm ik-.J i jtinioia os IS ST. A. BICSUC. c. n. ictcBisii BICKLE& BURCIIENAL, af ttorneya at Law: utfice Jw. 33, iriain Streetr Btairw. Xlioxainond, IinllAna. City Tax for 18G2. ' p HE Tst payers of the cltv of Richmond are hereby 1 noticed that the taxes of said city are now dn.. All are respecttully requested to Dar an aaaoon aa ih. c.n conveniently do so r-fHT'a".3'.; lfDTU shall not ha paid oa er before tbe 6rt Monday in reptember, the collector ehall proceed to colleet the same by di.tr... and sale ef tbe f-.oT eha,,l Pf PSfson charred thirewith, giv- '"' day. notice by wntiea er printed advertisements, put op in three of the mo.t puhlii pl.ee. in the cite Owiaz to tbe reduction of tbe ally Ta. 1 trust that all tas payer, will reapond promptly tithe call " sta i r aue uaiitcwr s emceis In tbe Bortoa rmildioc. an u-k-o- . Ji-. "---. ciy coi.ect!!;. p itichmond, June U lnei t-ow 5,000 Ib. Wool Wanted Tthe BEX HIVE Store of Tr w . ... , , . D- B- CRAWrOBD, IT' t which the highest pries will bt paid. Richmond, Jane 14, IcOi tHw NEW SU.MMEIl GOODS! AT TUB HIVE STORE. D. B. CRAWFORD 1 7 nv receiving his new stock of fprine and Summer Oooq., Introducing all th new stylet of Goods for th f seasoa. IfRRSS OOCOS. Htr!. SOTIOHS, BLaXKCT. CARPBT BACKS. viiiaswiiE, LADIES' ASD CUILURES n G4ITBB3 IS RRAT TARIITT Hats, Caps and Hoods, assorted. Carpel Warp, Cotton Varus. Trytal?T5 ti, Mai a st-eet. April 1. 13i. totf HO CBIFItTIIlS. STJOAB deofo. Ones ht sins the ACTTTR PSUfCIPLX af sssxV masau Taaararti evsaw ajreeav fsjaajsh asasaaaay as TtPl JtmCVjal -aaa

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0XLT INFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN. , . , - -fM. r . Bkeatawvw lastiafly EVERY P0RM AND SPECIES OF 17TESRr.2EId: TkM Freparatlaas (aal'.ke all ethers) aw Free froaa Poisons. ""at 4aa(era t the Bsaes Family." ilau do aot die en the preaalaea. They coaae eat ef their holes la die." 'They are the ealy Infallible re ml dies knewa. "H years an l wore eaaablieHed ta New Kara City. rd the City festOdloe. I'Mtd the t'ity PrUoaa aad tatloa BsuaSMt. l'td if I tie City ateaaaecs, Bbipa. she. I'aad the City Hospital a. Alaaa Hoaaas. asj. f"d sy the City Hetela Aster. Ntekelaa Aer, Feed sy the Boarding Ht-aua, die . d-c. t'ssd sy saore than M.oud rrisata ranllU. aT $ ea ee taw Saaeasseaa t a4af as aaraksrs aeaaT y ae fy aaiaees ireaiars. ww. nOUSKKEXPSae traahl wltheswraw awed e aw leaner, II they aae "t'errn'i" starsaiaatars. Wakara need It te oar eaiielactloa, and Ir a bos aoet we weald have tt. a had tried poieone, lt they effected nata Inf ; but 'CoeTaa's article knocks the breath eat af Rats, Mice. Koacbea aad Bed Beys, qateker than wa aaa write it. It la in xreat deaaand all ever the eoaa try. Ifediaa 0 tiasade. hfORR A RAIN and prosisloaa are destiwyad acraisnllyIn Grant Coarty by remain, tbaa wonld ey far son af this Bat and Insect Killer. Lmnauttr ir. HereM. ! HENBT R. STAB-We are aelllnfyoar preparatloas rapidly. M'hrrerer they hay been used, Bali, Mia. Buacbss aad Vermin diaappeaa rapidly, Bcsia h STorrrsa, fref glsta, Wiadsws. . CoiUrV Rat. Roach. 4c- EiterminaiQj. 'CMtari 'CoitarV' Bed bag ExUrajOaUor. , -Collar V Collar's" Elrctrie Powder. forlBieeti. 4c. la tJo aaa $l.o Bosas, Boi-ruae aaa Ft asm. ! aav f S Siaasroa l'LaTaTioa. Hhiks, Boats, liersta. Ae., deo. C.1"1 It!!t To prevent the-pnhlle from belny Imposed upon by Faerie, aad if.eWy PtrmUiemt aaalaluMm. a new label has beaa prepared, bearing a ae aimfe of the Proprietor's signature. Examine each boa, kettle as flask carefully before purchasing,, nod- nasM aohlo( bat CMTAIt'si ' HCySrM Frerywa. 4 - by 11 WaoLKsaLa DaoaaisTS la the large cHlsa'. boa, of tha Wholesale Agents in New York City. Bhleffetln Brothers A Ce. B. A. rahneetock. Hull a Co A. B. d 1. rands m Ce. Wheeler Hart. Jamca 8. Aspinwall. Morgan 4 Allen. Hall, Bnckel d. Ce. Thomas Fuller. P. I. Orris. Harrfcl. Klsey or KHehav, Bush, Oalc dc aobloaon. M. Ward, Clo.e a Co. Me&ieeoa dt Bobbins. D. 8. Barnes da Co. F. O. Wells da Co. La sell a. Marsh A Oardaer. Hall, Dlson ds Co. Conrad Fox. AND OTITER. Fhiladolpbia. Pa. T. W. Dyotl ds Co. B. A. Fabneatock a Co. Robert Shoemaker A flo sTrsoeh, Richards A Co. ANA OTHERS. Boston, Mass. . O. Goodwin A Co. 8. Barr Sf Co. I Wsekers Poller. laa. Wilson, Jr. AND OTHERS. Also, All Wholesale Druggists at CHICAGO. ILL. ST. LOUIS. MO. DKTKOIT, MICH. LOUISVILLE, KY. CINCINNATI. O. PITTSBURGH, PA. BUFFALO, N. Y. AND BhV Daoooi.Tc, Grocers, STOBKKCEPEas and Rs;. taileiis generally- in all Countrt Towns and Villages in the ' UJMTMS MB STATES. RICHMOND IND. Sold by PLUMMEn & KELLY. ArvJ tha li4-sitA, lkoreka.iatrsaay4 fiatallrs gmawall. i3MailsaWsaaaadajwwa Cf MSrees erdwrsdUwes- tar If Prteaa, TarsM, was)., at dawired. TCTsd far tiawJ CtreaJae. tvasf mini HENRY R. COSTJt Masjajal &sseAaavwMBsts4a,Saw Tvrt