Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 33, Number 23, 29 May 1863 — Page 4

HOLLO WAY Ss DAVIS, Editors Publishers

RICHMOND. IND. Frldajr .... Nujr 99, 1803. THE BATTLE-CRT OP FREEDOM! Yes, we will rallr round the Flag, bojff, Ball once again Shouting the hettle-crjr of Freedom ! We will rail from the hill-side. Will gather from the plain, Shouting the battle-cry of Freedom ! chorus: The Union forever ; hurrah boys hurrah ! Down with the traitors, up with the stars ; While we rally round the Flag, boys, Rally ouce again Shouting the battle-cry of Freedom ! We are springing to the rail for Three hundred thousand moro: Shouting the battle-cry of Freedom 1 And we will till the racant ranks Of our brother! gone before, Shouting the battle-cry of Freedom ! The Union fore re r, Ac. We will welcome to ournumtrs The loyal, true and brave, Shouting the battle-cry of Freedom ! And, alas 1 he may be poor, II shall never be a slave, Shouting the battle cry of Freedom! The Union forever, &c. So we are springing to the call From the East and from the West, Shouting the battle-cry of Freedom ! And we'll hurl the rebel crow From the land we love the best : Shouting the battle-cry of Freedom ! The Union forever, iScc HOME. For the Palladium. iloMK, a place of comfort and rust, Should be the place we love the best. How many there are no home can claim, -How many have only a home by name T Slight exertion it lakes for a happy home, ; Sometimes very little to make it none; But one false step with man or with wife, Will destroy a onco happy home for life. No home can ever be made complete, Without there is ona we love to meet ; Ilome's not merely a place to eat and sleep ; It ahould be a place the affections to keep. Wish not for spleadid marble halls, Furniture fine and stucco walls ; Fill'd with pictures, plate and guilded ware ; For t'flen you'll find no home is there. Washington, D.C., May 23, '63. j. a. Ttie Oenernlslil lsOokcrs Narrow Ksfnpc. I suppose we muy as well balance the aceosnts on ' the score of Generalship. Hooker outgeneraled Lee in the crossing, and earlier movements on Chancellorville. It is almost as clear now that Lee outgeneraled Hooker by pouncing unexpectedly on the right flank on Saturday, in concentrating again on Sedgwick on Monday, while three-fourths of our army lay utterly idle. It is unjust to Hooker, however, to leave this bare statement without explanation. General Hooker is now lying very ill at Falmontb, in cooscquence mainly, as is be lieved, of the terrible shock he received from a cannon ball dariog one of the earlier days of the operations at Chancellorville. The ball struck a pillar of the house aga'nst which he was leaning at the time. He ivas knocked to the ground, and remained tenseUtt for twenty or thirty tninUt. It is impossible that he could have recovered from such a shock so as to have been qualified to enter again, (as be did.) upon duties so weighty that the strongest might well bend and tremble beneath them. Shortly afterwards General Hooker had a till more remarkable escape. Still feeling weak and diziy from the shock, he left his command temporarily with Couch, with orders to be called on the appearance of any emergency, and lay down in his tent. Presently he began to feel faint, sick at the Btomaoh, and oppressed with the hot, close atmosphere of the tent, and went out to see if the fresh air would not relieve him. Within twenty minutes after he left, a shell passed througn the tent, struck the mattrass on which he had been lying, and left it a mass of tattered rags. Gsa. Mbaghkr. This gallant officer has resigned the command of the Irish brigade, as it lias been reduced before and in the late battles to so small a number as to render it so longer requiring an officer of Lis rank. He aeya: .i-.;. In tendering my resignation, however, as the brigadier general in command of this foor vestige and relic of the Irish Brigade, beg sincerely to assure jou that my services, in any capacity that can prove useful are froely at the summons and disposition of the Government of the United States. That Government, and the cause, and the liberty, the noble memories, and the future it represents,' are entitled unquestionably ud unequivocally to the life of every citixen wko- iias sworn aRegiance to it, and partaken of its grand protection.' aw i . J i Bisk op OUy, of Tennessee, one of the bright lights of the Protestant Episcopal Cbnrob, died at bis residence in Memphis, AprOCSd.

"JPY

WHAT'S IX THE PACK I

It was a lonely looking house, a good distance from any other, and standing at the end of along avenue, and its onlj occupants on the lay in question were two wo-men-serran'.s and a boy. The time, per-1 , i i. -7 .1. i j s baps, hang rather reavily upon the hacdsol ... r .. figure toiling up the avenue was hailed with unconcealed taiisfaction. 'It's ol 1 Burke, the jagger," said one. "It isn't nld Burke; bi he's got a pack an j how. How slow he walks, and it's getting dusk ; we chan't be able to see the things." The jagger, or bagman, or peddler, whichever name you like best, came op to the door, wiping his forehead, and groaning under l is burden and wll he might. Surt-lv a pack cf ucli size bad never before wearied the enduring shoulders of a bagman. He did nut attwnpt to ease himself of it, however, or to dip!ay his wares in the customary ir.anner, but he took off his bat to the women oiiiely. "Would ite mistress take pity on Lim, and let hint leave lis pack in the hall or the kitchen any where, to that it would be safe? And he would fetch it the next day." Now,1 ti e master and mistress were, as we Live sern, from home; so was the man who filled the offices of coachman, groom, and gardener, with the help of the boy above mentioned as a tub; aud neither master, mistrehs, nor coaclituao, would return that nights The three soivants therefore looked at each other inquiringly, a little curious, and a great deal disappointed. "What's in the pack ?" askd one. "Oh, it's nut a regular puck, but an order' responded the bagman. "A lot of ItOarSe Cloth and Some KllriPOwder; nolll inn; , . . . , ii . t . lust wuuiu uu rt feiiuw tut: jauies. jjuk x am tired to death, and have got to go further. If 1 mishit leve it where it would be sofa f. : l . I . r t i t.i-orto-nlght, I re got 8 few shawl aild tliirgS 1 could bring wiih uie to morrow, when I return for if. Aain the women looked at -.- e .1 -. a. each other. Bii is uas he eon w nut, ei A few trifles. May be, a gown-piene or two, that would come." "Well, he might leave the pack if he IikI ed, but he must take it away early next f dy" . .. The peddler entered the hall, and prepared to lay down his buideo; then espied the door of a little room, which would have been a butler's pantry if the house had boasted a builer. Miht he put it there, be--r .1.. .i cause oi tuiigoupwuKii nu It was pui there accordingly, the barman c!osil) the d, , . i H OOT attcr him carefully, and warning the friendly receivers not to take a light into the room, or incddlo with the pack on any ac count, because of the gunpowder. The women went bi.;k to their kitchen, and the boy lingered in ihe hall meditative ly, having waiched the peddler down the nvenue. At lust he went to the door cf the butler's pantry, and took a long look through the keyhole. The last rajs of the setting sun streamed through the little window, and fell upon the pack lying in huge slate on the floor. Again the boy walked up and down the hall, and again he looked long and anxiously through the keyhole. Did the pack move a little as he stared at it? What a fool be was, he thought; it was all fancy, cf course. Suddenly his gaze became ri tiled on one corner of the pack, where there seemed to bo a loophole, and he saw,. as he believed in the red light, the gleaming of a human eye. j lie drew back his own from the keyhole; ho shot a bolt into its socket noiselessly, and then be began walking up and down again. He thought about the loneliness of the place, and the helplessness of its inmates ; he thought about those two in the kitchen, and bimseif, and about the peddler, and what might happen. He walked till it was quiie dai k, and he could no longer distinguish the outlines of that mysterious pack; then he went into the kitchen, where the two worn n were still talking of tLe shawls and probable gown pieces. 'Where's the old gun?" asked the boy. "La, Joseph, what should you want with that? It's up there, over the clock." Is it loaded? All right," said Joseph, examining. Now, then, I'll tell you whi I want with it ; I am going to shoot the pack." "To shoot ii! Good gracious, what for?" Joseph looked at the two terrified faces, with his own rather pale, but determined. "You won't squall or anything, if 1 tell jou what fur, wiil you?" "No; but Joseph the gunpowder!" 'Gunpowder's all my eye. I'm going to shoot it, because there's a mortal man in it; and a man doen't get himself wrapped in a pack for no good purpose; that's what I say. If you're afraid, give me the light, And stop where you are." But the women crept behind him tremulously, and kept silence while he tried again if he could see anything through the keyhole. Then he opened the door boldly. " If the pack's an honest pack," said Joseph, "it won't mind a shot." Perhaps the pack really moved, or perhaps Joseph was a little nervous, for the last word was not out of his mouth when the report of a gun rang through the room. A dead silence followed it. Joseph s eyes were fixed in a wide open stare on the pack. Presently, a email, red fpot came oozing through the coarse wrapperine; it srew larger. A little red stream trickled down oa the floor, and crawhd towards the' boy's feet. Then he retired hastily, and ! locked the door again. j His face was very pale. He had killed a! miii, sum it was b nornuio iniDg to ao and to think of. "Now you two hck alt the doors, and make them as fast as you can," he said; "that peddler chap won't 6top till morning for this pack, I'm thinking. What o'clock is it ten? Let ns put lights in ail the rooms, and mtke-believe there's a party a regular houseful." Once during (he night. Joseph, standing near a window, fancied he heard a low whistle outside; his heart gave a great jarap, and be signalled to the two women to move about, and rlam the doors, and make as much noise as they coul.i. The whistle was repeated once only, a ad then all was quiet. But though the morning light broke in upon the servants, they could not go to bed or rest for thinking of that ghastly thing down in the batler'a pantry. Noon brought the master of the house, but no peddler came with shawls and gown-pieces. When they uuJid the pack, the hand of tbe dead man was found clutching a small whistle, and he had a belt on, stuck with pistols and a cutlass. It is needless to add that Joseph was rewarded; sad some time afterwards, one of a gang of robbers being caught in a burglary, confessed himself to be tbe identical bagman who lef; his pack at ike lonely boose, and never went to claim it. JNbtu speak bat to tell tbe truth, or to refute a lie.

GREAT REDUCTION is the p Biers oar

SINGER & CO.'S cirnvn IDH W O 1 Ail D Alt U M ALTllll EjOj , Well known to be the best for Mlelri5( prift. s. , BhBlti Machine, formerly oitsw, seduced n. e. hntcle Maehide- formerly told at sl. Bed seed - "J to - -- -- - SINGER'S b the beat Machine ia the world far Family Sewing and light mis ufactu ring purposes. FKICC. (with Hammer, and beautifully oruameBteda30 We would ask tor our Letter A Machines the snecial altestioa of Vat Mkm wl Dress Makers end all these whs want Machines for light manufacturing purpoee They e-abodr the principles ol the Manoiaeturiog Machines, making, like them, the Interlocked stitch and are destined te be as celebrated for Family Sewing and light manafactariug purposes as anr Msnulactnring Machines art for manufacturing purposes in general. FAMILY SEYV1XG MACHINES Are valuable in proportion te ths number of things they can do well. bee what oar's can do before making a purchase. There is no doul.t as to tba value of oar Machines for manufacturing purposes. Bat it is only or late that the public bemn to learn that the essential elements of a machine hell ads pte4 to the heaviest work weuM also bs the elements to be emwedied in a Family Machine. It is now well understood that oar Letter A Machine is ths only Family Machine ret offered to tiie puMic which b simplicity- rapidity, durability and certainty of cor jt action. M'hileasa general thing the sewing machine people are candid enough to acknowledge that our -Chinee .re norqualed for ajnnursctoring purposes, they arc almost sure to assert in the Mine bre.tb that Singer's Letter A er Family Machines arc ntas good as Iheii'a! This is a mere triek of thelrade. and we confidently in rite those Interested in the subject to rxunine for them I sel-'s an.l see what vtir Letter A Family Macnines. witn all the recent i:r:jr.vements, arecapaM- of doing, wnue they will sea- the most delicate material to perfection, as already stated, tbey are also edaptet to light manufacturing parooees. and this, be it remembered, can not be ssid of aoj ul the olhes Family Machines yet offered to the public. The Nee 1 and 8 Machines are of great capacity, and applicaii.e for manufacturing purposes. iur No. 3 Machines are especially adapted to all kinds of light and heavy Leather Work, in Carriage Trimming, boot an I shoe M 'king. Harness Making, etc. ihey are or extra size, with an arm long enough to take under it and stitch the larrwl sited Dashes. Tnere is scarcely any ; part of a Trimmer's stitching that cannot be heller done I with them than by hand; so too the saving time and labor is very great. The table of these Maehinoa is 84 inches lone, and the shuttle will bold six times as mucb thread as the shuttle of those use I for tailoring purposes. The large machines work as fast as small ones. I We hare always on hand Hemming uaa?e. silk Twist, j Lintn Cotton Thread va Spool, best Hacbiue Oil in bottles, etc. Oirr cutttrmers nay reft at'vrcd that all our Branch Offices are furnished u-ith the "genuine articles." It. ease of small i nrchases the uoDcjaaj bo sent in posts c stamps or hank notes. jrvorrespundente will please write their names distinctly. It is all important that we should in each case know the postofsce, county and Htate. yy-All persons requiring information about Sewing Machines, their sites, prices, working capacities, and the best ajottjris of purchasing can obtain it by sending to us or any of our Hranch Offices for a copy ol I. M. SI.VG'KR A COS GAZKTTR Which is a betatiful pictorial paper entirely demoted to the sul'ject. t will be sent gratis. TppWe hare made the above reduction in prices with the twoioid view ol henemting tue pumic ana oureires Th public hare been swindled by spurious machines made in Imitstion of oars. Tbemetal in them, from the iron eastinn to the smallest piece is of poor quality. Their makers have not the means to do their work well. mey are nia away in secret places waere it soma re impossible to hare st their cotcmand the proper mechanical appliances. It is only by doing, a great business, and having extensive mannlactaring establishments, that g'fod machines can be male at moderate prices. The best desiitne-l machines. UAHLV MADK.arealwaye liable to get out of order; and are sure to cost considerable trouble and mony to keep them in repair. The qualities t be looked for in a Machine are, certain ty of correct action at all rates of speed, simplicity of construction, great durability and rapidity of operation with the least labor. Machines to combine tbene essential qualities, must be made of the best metal and finished to perfection. We hire the whys and means on a grand scale to do this. The purchasers of 3Iachines, whose daily breid it may concern will find that those having the above qualities not only SSyrk well at rapid as well as slow rates of speed but last lung in the finest possible working order. Our machines, as made by ns, will earn more money with le?s labor th.ia any other, whether in imitation of our's or not. In fuel, they are cheapertlian aiiv other machines as a ft I. M. SINGER fO. 458 Broadway, New York. J. H. WASSON, Agent, RICHMOND, IND. a-Loeal Agents Wanted. Jan. 23th. liaC. C. BUHL. I II AV K THE KXCLV SIVK RIGHT OF SELLING W51. KKSOR A CO'S., Celebrated CHAMPION COOK STOVE. I will warrant this Celebrated Store In every respct. 1 have the largest and most complete stock of parlor. Hall ai.d Heating Stoves ever brought to this market. I am determined to sell my stock of stores at CINCINNAH PRICES! Tin Roofing, House Work fcc. All orders attended to promptly. CO 11 EIR SHOP. Copper Kettles kinds. Copper Stills and Copper Work of all C.C. Bl UL. No. 51, Main Street, One Door West of the Post Office Puil.Hne. Richmond. Nov.iKh, '61. 46 tl ISAAC WOODS, House, Myn an si Ornarurntal Painter, Xorth Pearl $t.. Opposite li ar. Building. a. ."-" wwronx respectfully in he is now prepared to do neatly, promptly and at - theiowestratesjsllorders tor Painting. Particular attentiosi j paid to Grainin. Glasiae. and Paper Hanging. A share of public pot ronasrc isrespectfullj so lie: ted. JEIIIEL RA1LSUACK, Attorney at Law and Notary Public RICHMOND, IXD., WILL attend to theproseeatioa of business is Wavce and ajjoiainir counties. acd the prom-it roll action up stairs. of etaiot. Or&c in Ham's botldici 185. -lv SPRING FASHIONS. HAT 'I'BI andersiraed has a fast rteeins hie new spring Style of II ATS to whlrfcheinvitestaealtea tioa of ail who woakd indulge ia the latest fashion. Call at tbe Uat aad Car store of job5 srrraiss. JA.TIES Jl. POE, Notary Public & Be&l Estate Agent Brightwell Bui ding, So. Ii Mais RICHMOND, IND. Ostshsr Sth. '!

l .!L.Ji Twe-TV.. fa. MSw

STOVE DEALER!

Thorough -Bred

CATTTLE I UAVE OX HAXD A FEW BULL CALVES, Gnt by Lara Langaiah anet rraustr, And of tht Beit Blood In the County, Which I will sell at eitremelj Low Prices! tT Pedigrees Warranted ia all cases. XI ALSO. A FEW Cows and Heifers, ' Of the Seme Stock. Vy-f all and examine them at say residtneo near Camtri'go City, lad. S. .MEBFIITII May 1st. 1363. 1" lINDIANA AGENCY FOR Sick and Wounded Soldiers. No. 42.'i Cherry Street, (np stairs, Kasaville.Tena. THIS Ajeney Is established, hy the Governor of Indiana, for the purpose of giving information with reference to Indiana Regiments, serving ia Kentucky, Tcnne-wee and Alabama. Also, for the earn of sick and wouoded soldiers. Persons desiring information are rssoectfully invited to call. C7"AII services Free of Charze. Or. D. UCTOUISSOS, Agent. MASON & HAMLIN, CABINET ORGANS? WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL. Patented Oct. 21, 1862 j N. B. Having recently introduced numerous very important improvements in our Hsr- j moniums, we have secured for thent by , copyright the trade-mark "Cabinet Organ," which will distinguish them from those of, other maker, and protect purchasers from 1 imitations. "f A.SOX a HAMLINM CABINET ORUANS are IT a pronounced superior to Melo loons and all similar instruments, by those best qualified to judge, and aro the only ones which have ever been awarded a (iulJal Modal in this country. See written testimony from tba following most eminent Organists of New York, Huston, so-, in whii h they are pronounced the "liostof tboir class of which we hare any knowledge:" Zundel, Orsranut of Homy Ward B-echer's t.'bnroh; r lint, of Madison Square Church, Moaenthsl, of Csl vary Church, Wels, ofnChrist' Church, Magratb, of Dr. Pise's Church, Smits, of tbe Imarulate Conoeption Church; Hsgen, Editor Musical Review, of New York. Turkermsn. of St. Paul's Chu-cb, Willcox, of Iuimarulate Conception Churrh, Baumhacb, of tbe Church of the Unity, Lang, of Old South Church, of liogton, Heaie. of St. Joseph's Church, Thomas, of (be Cbureh of tbe Holy Innocents, Marsh, of St. I'eter's CI oich.of Albany, and many other. The Manufacturers are in possession of tistimonials to similar effect from I halberg, Morgan. L. Mawirt 7arr.hr, llr..lknr W.KK fi w.t ll.t ino. U'm VI i eon, .Salter, Wollenhaapt, Gelh.a'r, Klattscr', Wolfson, - V ' ' a.us aA,y I'KICES. Ciritt Onasss.Sinloand Double Reed. 170 to 160 do with 6, 8. and 12 stops, pdal bras-, $2W to 45 ) MiLortKOics, Nine varieties, &') to 325 Jjrewriptiye Circulars sent ly tnitl Warerooms in Bustoi.: 271 Washington St Ware room in Cincinnati: 66 West Fourth St Addrexs "MASUA 4. HAMLI.V. Boston." or "JNO CHURCH. Je Cincinnati. PLUf.ir.lER & KELLY'S COLUHll. vv hltewash Braihes-AII trades and prices. ror sale ty rLiNutn t KSLur. Ieattaer Dnsters-The largest and best aaaort1 ment in the market. For sale ly PLCMMEB de KBLLT. Dliamola Skiaa A nrst-rate article, for sale low by FLGUMKH ox KKLLY. Msrler's An ti Drape ptle vweler for L sale by PLUMMER KKLLY. w y-kof f Icelaad Peeloral-For Contrite, Colds, Ae., for sale by PLUMMEB KELLY. nrajlcal Inatramenta, Taathi Forcrps, Btetnscopes, silver ntre, e . tor sale By PLVUMER l( KELLY. lata: ry or ia Oil Tor sale by PLUM M ER KELL T. at Ite Lead. Zinc White. Ac for by rLCWULB f KELLY. r"siBlsew, Linseed Oil. and Turpentine. For salt by PLUMMF.R . KBLLT. yiBdew,Glasa, PuUy and Glue. For sale by PLUMHKR t KKLLT. Indiatrnctible Chintaies.-Wt have tor s-le the Mica Coal Oil Chimuey, that cannot he hn'ken uy heat or falling. FLDMMEU If KELLY. ''em Thamh Rings -for atUchment,'to any Coal Oil Lamp, by wbich the Lamp saa be lighted or trimmed without removing the chimney. For sals by Pllmmer & Kkllt. TfanUor Harners For sale by PLUMMER At KKLLT. Cloal Oil Lanterns With signal or Triton j Burners, for sale cheap by Plcmmer fe Kellt. G rwaad Class Chimnirs-For sale tin PL VM V E H r K ELL Y. w ashing Bine-In S and l tent Niit Kr ale PLUMMER i KELLY. r. a-sickia. C. H. BOBCBBSSl BICKLE& BURCIIENAL, Attorneys at Law : Office Ma. 33, Main Streell Stairs, Richmond Indiana. C J. TAYLOR BOOKBINDER A.VD Blank Hook .Manufacturer, JVo. 33, na in Street October 10, 1-6, 43 tf Insurance Company, OF.EH'10HK. CASH CAPITAL $1 000,0001 A8eB 81.748 495.68 Liabilities.... 75,549.64. rw r a r t -w-r w r . A. F. WILLXtSTU. Tiee Presideat. JOH2I KcGKB, Sec'y. WILLIAM BILL, Agent. . .... Kichmoad, lad. April 10. 1B3 tf Q DBEUS WARE STORE; J. . KIJDHRIM. 5o. Tf Main 81.. Kichmoeid, Isd.. Importer, saw W bslesslsasd Retail Dealer In Chiam. Ulamt and Qweesj9W-e,Brittsaisk F!atsd ware,Commca aad Ysllaw wars. Cattery, Looking Olaoes, Tsa Trayt, Wailera,etc.letc Ths caJeTsigssd takes pleas are ia icformisg tba psibUe that he it isvportisg hit Wars direct from vpwot. sas ia selling Bursas 10 to 25 per cent, tower Buaa cms torn arj sriees ia this waarfcs. Hill Wholes sis ss t-oaairj MsrcBaatg at U i acta na t i prices. i. ft. MK50E5HALL. IsasS 0. Is6l.

LEGAL.

t In the Circuit Court of the TJ. States t oa ins socTHaRs district or ohxa. lh January term thereof, she following decree was ( ordered: CHA5CKET. JACABTIEaM.I'iS. J at L Drmry. a. Jno. a S. C. Bwirg. No. This cause came oa for hearistg upon a mottoa ta attach the oerwaas of the defendants. Jehn and farahC. Ewiag. and upon the rale and the answer thereto, and area the evidence. Written and verba! o(ered ly the parties, and the argaateats of soused and the Coort having taken tisae te consider the matter, and after dee deliberation being had, does And that the said detead.ats, Jsfea and Sarah C. Ewjng.are mitty I a contempt ot Court in knowingly disobeying tae injunction heretofore granted in thla easrse on the 21st dav of Jaaua-y, A. D. I-1. and in infringing apoo the righta of Mrs. Laviaa Wary, as ee- i lablished by the decree of this Court of thai -late ia this ease. i And the Court does further Hod noon fall evidence. I that the Chart kaowa or ea'lrd as the -tadi-i' 9 aide." aad which purports u t oopyrighted By Mrs. a. C. Isins in fceotember. IrtW. In the Ka.t.ra District ol Mis souri, is in principle aad mod of .Deration substantial- i ly the same aa the hart of Mrs Drury, heretekxe eatab liahed by the judgment of thia Court It is therefore further adjudged as a panishment for ths said contempt. that toe saie deteniants, within twenty days el Ihe eslericgef thia order, deliver up all of the said copies of the ao call sd -Ladie,' Guide." to the Clerk of the Court, to be by him destroyed, do also deliver to him the plate , er platea fraai which ihey are printed. fr the same par poae; ana ao also deliver to him, at tbe same lime, any and all Charts, Vane or Guides, by whatsoever nam or of tnem a ths pistes iron wluehthey are printed, which have, or wbich are under taeir control, or with aa which are sabstantiailv thesaiein nrineirle as that of the Charta of said Drury. Aad any aad all persons who hold any such Maps, Charts. Plates er Guides, or by what-aever am- called, for and on account of aaid defendants, or either of them, aad hereby directed to rtoliver the a ae to the Clerk of the Court for the purpose aforesaid And the Court does further order, arijadge aad decree isu iaa saia oe'enaants. John and Sarah C. awing, pay the coscaof tbi hearing, including therein ihe legiti mate eosts of the testimony taken; and that the said coats be paid witl.in thirty days, and in deiault thereol that the said John Kwingehall stand committed until the same are paid, or until tbe further order of the Court iu relation to sid commitment. And the said defendants John and rarah C. Being, are hereby warned against any further infringement of the rights of the sail Lavinia Drury. by themselves or either of them, or their agents, orr.y any per-on or persona, eitherdirectly orindireetly. r from ai ling, assisting, or conniving at such infringe ment. dirtily or indirectly, and that in default of the said defendants or either of them herein, or the noncompliance hy them or either of them with this order in all respects, they will le held subject to the farther or der and action of the Court in the premises. LINCOLN, SMITU rk W A KNOCK. Counsel for Mrs. IV'irv. iiDttw J. Parokw. C.ansel for Mr. an'l Mrs. awing. US1TED 8TATKS Of AMRKICA.I southern IHetrjct of Ohio. I I. Joseph II. Gelr-r. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Coiled States for the 7tb Circuit and Southern District of Ohio do hereby certify that the foregoing it truly tken and copied from the records of this Coart. In testimony ahereto. I do hereaato sanserif's my i , name and affix the seal of said Circuit Court, jL.rvj this SUth diy of Janui ry. A. P. I-6S and of the v Imleptndeoce of the United 8tat-s the eightyseventh JOS. H. OKICFR. Clerk TTr"Mrs. I.. Drury's Chart cau be had at Springfield, Clrk Co.. Ohio. March 6, 1863. Ii-m3. S T 1860 XDRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. Th7 purify, strengthen and invigorate. They cre-to healthy appetite. 1 hey ere an antidote to chanfc of water and diet. They overcome efffcta of titsipation and late hoori. They streuitthen the system and enliven the mind. They prevent mia.niatic and intermittent fever. They purify the fcreath ati'I acidity of the etomach. Thy cure lyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhea. Cholera and Cholera Morbus. They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They are the best Bitters in the world. Tbey snake tbe weak mn strong, and are exhausted nature's great re storcr. 1 hey are made of pure St. Croix lwm. the celebrated ralisnya Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure of a bever.Re, without rer.rd to sge or time ol day. Particularly recommended to delicate persons reqatrine; a rentie stimuleut. 9. by all Grocers. Drnc gists, liuteis and hauons. liroadway , New York. P. 11. Drake dc Co., 202, LYON'S KATHAIRON. This uelightful article for preserving and beautifying the human hair is again put up by Ihe original proprietor, and is now made with the same care, skill and at tention. which first created its immense and unprecedented sals of over one million bottles annually! It is still sold at 25 cents in large bottles. Two million bottles can easily be sold in a year when it is again known that the Kathairon is not only the moat delightful hair dressing in the world, hut that it cleanses the scalp of scurf aad dandruff, givea the hair a lively, rich lusuri ant growth, and prevents It from turning gray. These re considerations worth knowing. The Kathairon has been tested Tor over twrlveyears and Is WHrrunted as described. An la. ly who va nes a beautiful head of hair will use the Kathairon. It ia finely perlnmed, cheap and valuable. It is sold by all reapeclabledraien-throaghout the world. O. a. BlUNISaCO., New York. UEIMSTREET'S Inimitable Hair Restorative. IT IS NOT A DYE. Bnt restores gray hair to Us original color, by supplying the capillary tubes with natural austenance. Impaired by age or disease. All instantaneous dyes are composed ol lunar eauotio, destroying the vitality and beauty of the hair, and afford of themselves no dressing ffeim street's Inimitable Coloring not only festores hair to its natural color by an sasy process, but gives the hair a .Luxuriant Beauty! Promotes its growtn, prevents its falling off. eradicates dandruff, and imparts health and pleasantness to the head. It has stood the test of time, bring tbe original Hair Coloring, and is coaitantly increasing in favorUsed by both gentle'nen and ladies. It is sold by all respectable dealers, or can be procured by them of tbe commercial agent. D. 3. Barnes, itoi Broadway, M. T. Two sues, 5'i ceuts and tl. WTNKOOP'S ICELAND PECTORAL! Diseases of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary organs, are ever prevalent, insi lions and dangerous. The prop erties of a medicine to -lleviate. cure and uproot these complaints, must be h"?ectorant, Anodyeaad Ivi'-ora-ting, loosening tbe mucu of the throat, ari.1 imparting tone to the entire system. No dicoverv in medical sci enceever mastered this class of disease s like Dr. VJyakoop's Iceland Pectoral. It ia u ed with the most astonishing results in all cases of Bronchitis. IcAornza. Whooping ough. Diptheria or Putrid S"re Throat. Asth-r-r.,n fnu.h.. i olds. Nervuu Irriatability. e. The Rev. J J : Cotter, certifies, that I hved used Dr Wynnoi'p'e PeetorI lor several years, myself tut iu my family, for seve'e Pulmonary Complaints, and haver-e omuendeditte man v others, and have asver seen lie (Q;1- Rev J. J Fi tter. Brooklyn. K. T Hundreds and thousands of tmportsnt testimonials could be produced, showing its retaai kable cures and tnat " It "comoeeed of pure Iceland Mose. Balm of Gilesd. Peravian Italsam. Elecampane. Cnalrrv, Burrioek. and other invaluable expectorant and ingredients. It Is harmless, prompt and laatteg Invali Is and aulerers caunot afford to neelect a trial. Kverr fumily should hire it. it is remarkable for Croop. Full descriptions, recommendations and directions accompany each beule. Sold in Uichmond by W. L. FABQCUAR. and by all principal Druggists. Prepared bs Dr. ft- D. Wynkoop, and sold by V. 3. Barnes fo . New Tork. Feb. 13, lSti3 6 COPPER. BRASS, SHEET IRON mi n tl Tin- If, ret. THOS.J. BAEGIS, AT my eM stand, w. 12. Waisetreet, keep afall sapply of stoves, the Sand Oven Economist. Back's PneBt. tbe -"Golden Age," aad many other kiads sf Ceek Stoves. My fit ms4efrem the best Heavy Tin s. and put te ret her right ef Tia Work f sss as kiads ef taat kiau bw ' at-Fevsoat wishisg anything ia my line, will fad good ortieies at reasonable rates. Ttankfai forLaeewetom I aar-e receive -I. I snllcitaesatiaasacasf tbe tarns. Kichmoad. May K. 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JLOJLRS. I 8 now opening a complete aaaurtsaeat of NEW aad X FASHIONABLE N priny: Ulliuery. To which shs would lav ite the attcatloa af the Ladies Her stock consists af Straw. Silk, Crape, Fancy and Plain BONNETS, Of every description; Ladles' and Children's Hats, Head-dresses, Nets, Veil. C-.p. Ribbonit, Lacos, Rushes Flowers, ami Trimrninps o( cTery kind usually round in a Millinery Store. T Bonnets sal Hats Blbacmb, Pressed oe Colored to order. SI iluaery work of all kinds dons with Beat ! and despatch. Orders frssaa diatanee promptly at tended to. Pearl street. North of Main, opposite- the M. E. Church. April 1st, 163. IStf New Photograph Rooms! WATSON & ESTELL Entirely Superior To any other establishment in the istata. Oar long experience, splendid, new and costly apparatus, combined with tbe excellent arrangement of light, aad tbo we elec tion in all our appliances to the minutest detail, warraat us ia promising that oar work - Shall not be Exeelled! Photographs of all sises, front eatra large els te Cartes de Visits, Ferreotypes. Ambroty pes, ae., takes at the shortest notice. Iy-Frames, Okies, Photographle Albums, ae , for CTPRiCES REASONABLE.C0 N . B The old rooms will etill be kept opes for business, and will be sold to any one desiring to parehaso. Having been occupiet by as for the past Ave years, they have become well known. Jan 30. 116 S-Iy D. B. CRAWFORD" Proprietor of the : BEE HIVE STORE, Is sow receiving the LARGEST STOCK OF CARPETS; Two and Three Ply INGRAIN, HEMP AND RAG! Straw .Hatting an el Ititsrs, STAIR CARPETS AND RODS. Ou-jtrtnlxi. GfcOf every desorintioa. Oil Olotka. ol neat patterns, ' Dress floods, or newest styles. Ia fact I am determined to hare the BEST STOCE OF GOODS IX THE C1TT ASD Sell as Cheap. Many or my Goo la will be sold at old prices. The pub lie are invited to call at Mo IN, Main street. Richmond. March 27. 1H63. 14 If , CARPETS, WALL PAP ER AND House Furnishing Goods. VAN AUSDAL, DIXON eft CO, Ao.' 74, .Vain Street, Dayton, Ohio, Are now receiving a large rtsorlmenl of the newest Or all kinds. WALL AND WINDOW PAPERS, FLOOR AND TtBLB OIL CT.OTRW. CL'BTAIN MM1III Lace and Drapery Curtains, Gilt and Transparent Buff, Blae, Green sad While Ifmfoae Hollands; Tenitian Biinds, India ana) Ceeoa Mattings, Rugs. Door Mais, Druggetiug. Conn erpaaea, Towelinss, .Napklna. Table Clotus, Table and Plans Covers. Table Damasks. Sheetings, Irish L.oeue, Carpet Warp, Carpet Lining, Ae., whirh tbey offer for sale at tht lowest prieee. April 17th .N)3. 4., Incomparable Cough Mixture ! Will relieve the Consumption, and prolong life. It is g'Xwl for cough arising from f'onsamptioa. It is good for tough arising from Bron-hitit. It will cure nearly every esse of Itrosebitia. It is go.,d for sough arising fnxa worms is children. It is g'".i for cough arising from eommoo colde. It is good for Qmneer snd common sore throat. It it good for M hooping cough snd f 'rowp. !tit good fur boaxseness and tickling in tbs throat. No si ngr or speaker sb old bewttbostit Sold by Potts, Hummer ft Kelly, Jane Morrow, ana tne agent. Wholesale Office, Hummer and Kelly's, Richnsood, Indiana. Bead the following: HicBitoies, Ixy, March 24th. 1363 MsD D llNy Ulan Sib: I saa eute that DrsVorrsH'f locomparable Coach Wiaiurw" has been ted is my family, and that I bars ti hesitancy ia recommending it. and think thattboes who are afaicted with coughs, and give it a fair trial, will experience relief from tit ass Yours respctfully. LEW1.S U STCBBS D f Hbwst, Agmt Richmond, April 17;h, 18 33. 1 OafT.f .f .Tf PWEMMjEsMPS XJKTDEBTE ERI Ke. 69, "lasia Opsstite tarr Hall, KlllinoD, 174D, tf sow pret ssed te attend Fanerale promptly aa-f eat Is'aclorlly. with a Hearse or Carriage. He keeps ea hasd alls:iessf M sialic Cases aad Caskets. TERRACOTTA BURIAL CASE3. These Cases are mads sf srCssVial which la everlasting, neither water aor dampneeee havtag any effect wwow itI warrant them a-retaer ts rast er decay; tbey are traly tbe lasting Banal 'was' Also nn Comas sf all tiseeslwtyt ss hasd. Aagaste, 33f Bargains, Bargains! Tars aaderaigsed, te retire from the basis see. offers hit ntirv stock t Carrtagee. Bwg4ies.dks..faT ssJs at grass eat ly red aces prices: ana win amaa ay way wore ae aas SS kasa. aad sell it A f fST. My carriages are mats sf the heat asatrrial. aad by excel ieal werfcmea. aad I will give aa epporiaaity te any sae wishing to psjxasss, ts secure a rare hargata. Apply ssem. MOBDKCAI PABBT. April '"th. IrCX Bss A GOOD OPPORTUSITT For a Lady of Enterprise! FflHB ssdwrslgsed beiogdesirowe sfretirisg from ass1 races ss aceoaot ef her aeaKfe. a gwsd sppertwstty t. B.m aaerod uui sns wubiag ts esgage ts s a leas . i m uiImm i a,.w - far Mrueaht slassssail - Mra. M. SV AlVa,BSlAJl May

11 A owened an ei.tire new salt of rilOTOGRAPH I I Moons in Scott's new building, cora.r Main and Fifth streets. Richmond, where they are prepared to do all the wrk in their line with greatly improved facilities, and in a s'yle of art

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0HARLE8 11A80If Lata Cesaaalssie raw filHIS.' ROBT. W. PE1TT7I0S. Late ia Chare .1 the Waahlngtoa Braneh at the telei titta Aaerleaa Pateat Aeaey. DE WITT o. LiwRcnon Lau of ihe Board of Appeata Voitod State Faisal MASON, FENWICK & LAWRZKCI, AMERICAN A. FOREIGN PATEMT ACEMTO I Corner of 7th and F Streets WASHINGTON, D. CNovember tt. IWi FLOUR & FEED STORE! allTISG moved their esubllshoest from uth Peart 1 street to West Mala, Beat door te the Palladium Office, ; Ths andersignsd are prepared is purchase aad sell all kinds of Grain raissd in this market. They will also soil ' Floor. Cora. Corn Meal. Oati, Brai ail , Cow Feed Shertt k Screcaiagi Mlui, And Screenings mixed, and deliver lbs tame te say part of cit free e charge. They have Siur lor sale by tbs barrel, and it prepared to receive and Mere all kladt sf grain, ae., at reasonable charges. t' ROCK BR FLAM DEES. Richmond, Wareh So, IH63 . l-lf "ViESTERN OFFICE OALCSROOM The FLORENCE: Sawing MacJiins MAKES FODB DIF'KBEXT BTIT0HBS, The Lack. last. Doable loek ft Doable Iiat WITH se much eaes and facility as ordlatry ata- " chinet make one stitch, aad with ae little or less machinery. It has the rowartlblo food motion, waHeh as) ables the operator, by simply turning lbs thwoiw screw, so have tbe work run to the right er left, to a lay any para of tbe eeem; or fatten the ends of seams, without taratag Ihe fabric. It rani llghttv, sewt rsoidlv. and Is almost uoiselsas. It does taw heaviest arflnest work with aaasl facility, without change of teneton or machinery Changing the length of ttaeatlen. and from one a sad ar atltaa. to another, eao readily bs dene while the maefclwa sa Imotion. It turns any width of hem; felle, binds, braids, gutters, ttteks. qjuiltt and gathers and sews aa a rafBsss tbe saase time. It will sot oil the drees ef the operate! ja str. an neeas.ary tools. ai,d "Har nam's Bell Hewer. wb:a guedss the work Itse'f. are furnished with each machine, n r'Agenle wanted For terass. tamplas of sewing sad etrcwJars, addrewe B. H. dt O. O. DBIlr. Kh-hmond, Ind., Corner Mala aad Malroa Btreele. IIARP dt RKLLI4, Isdianapolls, General Agent.. , March 10, . , . , I " ' l$ if MADISON HOUSE. Maia-St.t Below 2d, o i into i NLrr i. o. Tcrnw 1 OO Per Day; JT. W.dAHRI-Oi" ..Prsyssrlefsyr. March , 1P63 . , . 1I-I SPRING B T OC K ! ! SO. PUG DA I, has Jast received a Urge eassly sfsw . Berthing la btliao. Willow Cabs, Ledleer Baskstt, Willow ware. Bird Oacst. .Notions. Tews. Mate, r.aii. aad I'onfectlonary. All of winch will be sold at law ss tne i bm will jastHy. Call at Bo. sO. sas door east sf the Hantiagtot) IIuk Kicbaxad, March 19, 1893 t I J Jsa FURNITURE TTAJIEROOII. Tltsnsias rtlitMsi, If AVIKO rsmltsd hi 11 Mora moon, asd sa tABdsd hit facilities for stsriagCakiaet ruaniTVHB prepsrsdtsasw4y tbs pablis with taperirar llelstis hit lias. He will nsks Bareaas.Tsbles, Bssts sdt, Wardrwhss, Safes Chairs of all kiads, and ia fact swsrythiag ii hap of Fomitsre. Hs willstso hsspfsrtals a ia tbs !- ersi aasortmeBf of CiBcinsstimasls worB. PROMPT PAYMENTS. Selliag his work at prieee ia dtrsst eoaspstttioa ith siaasfactsrersof similar work iaCiaciaastl, ha ias adoctexj ths CASH system sf payments sad fsr bs CASH wiil tsli as low aa amy bests ia Ciaefsssli hat making it to the mstaal iotsrsgtof all partiet la payeash sadelirsrw; of ths verb. ; PAPER IIAMQIMQSV S- O. DUO DALE flaa jast received a targe assorts! eat ef WALL AtsD CanTAHI PAPEOS. BORDERS. . . Call sad essmlss ear Stock. - East r lite llsjsiilBtetsa Urnml tkkaeas. atarch I. ls Wall PaperlJVall Paper!! NICBOLSOH & BBO. flses feast recefwed s 1st si "VT all 3sPsCwir, Of sew and iligti rail att Ike city asm saamtst sar etsek sf Vail Paper. Wlsdsw Sbsdes. IHSssrsa. sas. ait-soisiis at awasy- , Marsh BT.un 14

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