Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 33, Number 33, 8 August 1863 — Page 3

Senlnckr Clecilvn.

W are iiot surprised at the claim of the copperhead newspapers, thai tLe Ken tacky e eutiui u not a fair one, and that tha iafiueoce of the tnil'tary waa ued o prevent peojile that theta prssstrs call Democrat I rout voting. It i common to bear a defeated party urging every reaa-in than the true one lor th result It would be woderful indeed if tha copparheads, wlio are euMUn'ly howling atoit military oppr -ico, and ho sea in every aifp taken by be Government Lt the suppression ol tLe rebaldon, a rioliion of the Constitution ; it Would be wonderful,' we say. if the copper, heads did not attribute their defeat in Kentucky, to t a action of tbe military a power they bate because it is Ufed to preseive tbe Government and crash the rebellion. Bat we fail to Sod in their trumped op excuses and explanations relative to the Jieotncsy election, any evideece teat tbe military authorities interfered with the legal rights of the people. Tbey offer no such

evidence. The re is no auch evidence to bd d he may as easily be captured a, whipoffered. ' It is true, or, at least, it seeme toPBd. Give rae.Cuucb and the garrison,

be- the case that a lartre number of persons halftntriair Irt lh Auwuioii nartv raf rained from voting. adis, wo uu dui veuevc, i-, fected the result; but it did reduce the vote for Wickline, and his associates on the Secession ticket. ' But lbs re is a reason for this, and a very good and very plain reason too. The Lfgiilature, on the 11th day ot Marco, 1862, passed the following act Sac. 1. Be it enacted by the General Atlemtly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That any citizen of this Slate who shall enter into tbe service of tbe so-called Con federate States, in either a civil or military capacity, or into the service of the so-called Provisional Government of Kentucky, in either a civil or military capacity, or having btretoforo entered socb service of either tbe Confederate Slates or Provisional Government, shall 'continue in such service after thin act takes effect, or shall take op or continue in arma against the military forces of tbe United States or tbe State of Kentucky, or shall give voluntary aid and assistance to those in arms against said forces, shall be deemed to have expatriated himself, and shall no lunger be a citizen of Kentucky, j nor shall he be sgain a citizen, except by i permission of the Legislature, by a general or special statute. 8xo. 2. That whenever a person attempts, or is called oo to exercise any of tbe constitutional or legal rights and privileges belonging only to citizens of Kentucky, he may be requited to negative on oath tne expatriation provided in the first section of this act ; and upon his failnre or refusal to do so, shall not be permitted la exercise any uch right or privilege. . Sao. 3. This set to be of force in thirty days Iroin and after ita passage. la acoordanoe with h this act. it was the , to rtuu,re a person . . t A riarlit of every citizen, offering to vote, to negative on oath the cx patriatiuo provision ot the law or in other words to declare 00 oath that he had not been ia tbe rebel array, nor given voluntary ftid or assistance to the rebels. .very person sub-hsribing to tbe oath, if demanded, waa entitled to vote, and there is no evidence that any such person was prevented from voting. But the difficulty is that the great majority ol the supporters of the Secession tmkei in Kentucky could not lake the oath without committing perjury, and bence tbey absented themselves from the polls. This is the true explanation of the lading off in the rote in Kentucky. And is there any man, is there any intelligent Copperhead evn, who can make a plausible argument in lavor of a man who baa been in arma against the Government of the United States, and against the State of Kentucky, exercising the right of suffrage in a loyal State. Will the Louisville Democrat pretend to say that rebel soldiers returned to Kentucky, or citizens of Kentucky who sympathize with, and have been trivia? aid and comfort to the rebels, had a rhzhl to vote at the election on Mondsy ? Tdis is tbe question. If they could not take tbe oath, it is plain they bad no right to vote. II they could, they were not pre vented from voting. J here is therefore no irround for complaint ; and no loyal citizen will complain. It is only those who desire tbe success of the rebellion who are op posed to furnishing another man or another dollar who do complain ; ana these are dissatisfied because men who could not wear tbat they have not fought against the 'Government, or given aid and comfort to the enemv. were not permitted to vote for men to administer the affairs of Kentucky, who are notoriously committed against tbe support of tbe Government. The complaint that tbe military authorities interfered in the election is easily disposed of. In tho first place, we quote a ' clause from General Burnside's order, which bears directly upon this point : 'As it is not tbe intention of the Commanding General to interfere with the proper expression of public opinion, all discretion in tbe conduct of the election will be, as usual, in the hands of the legally appointed Judges, at the polls, who will be held strictly responsible that no disloyal person be allowed to vote, aud to this end the military power is ordered to give them its utmost sup(ort." In the next place, turning to the resjltiu the Lexington District, we find thete were three candidates running. One of these wa General Boyle, who fill an important com mand in Kentucky. Now it will not be claimed that the military interfered to pre vent citizens voting for him. Vet we fiad Mr. Ciy, the Union candidate, received five hundred more votes than Bjyle and Buokner togeifer. Tnis was plainly the result of an overwhelming Uuiou sentiment In the absence of details, we are not prenrrf to sav to what extent tbe vote has ialln. off in kntuoky : lut we are satisfied that iti result in the State is a fair expiession of the legal voters. Rebels are not legal voters, and those who could not take the oath authorized by the Legislature, are clearly, in the meaning ot the law, rebels. Bat nil this howling of the Copperheads only shows what a terrible blow to them is this great and overwhelming Union victory in Keotucky. They confidently anticipated the transfer of that State to tbe control ol sympathizers with the rebels. In this they are disappointed ; and hence their efforts to break the force of their fall, and to weaken its effect upon tbe Vallandigham party io Ohio, by charging the defeat to military interference. - Col, Basil Duke and 52 other officers belonging to Morgan's horse thieving band, have been removed from Johnson's Island, and confioed in the Columbus Penitentiary with Morgan.7 ' vi Sixty wagons, eo route from Camp Nelson for forage, were burnt by the rebels, on Satard.ty. Col.; Saunders overtook tbem five miles north of Souierret, and captured Cola. Ashley and Ackslsoo, and 180 men.

Clen. Ileeker and Gen. nrade. Bxtrset from a private letter J . You my feel some interest in knowing that I spent lat Sunday in Baliim.ru ir, company with Gen. Hooker. He rejoices a4 earneHtly as any one in tbe ucces?es of (Jen. MradV, but feels most dVpiy ih injustice done to himself. It is some e iJen-e, I think, of Hooker's fitness to e-tinmand, that Meade took tte army precisely as ha left it, with the eeeptins ol re-inforce mints, and found it o ready for action and victory. Yon may ask: Why did not Hooker lead it to e;tiB and victory ? The reatoo in simply Ibis that re infrcemeots were withheld from him wliich were g'ei to Meade on tiie very d-tjr that he assumed the command. Ever since the invasion be ran, Hooker had been pleadinz for those re

inforcetnents. He had said to Gen. llalleck and the War Department : "lam able, with the force I have, to whip Lee, but not to capture his army. The country will not be satisfied if Lee is permitted to gel back. ( 10.000 men) at Harper's Ferry." IlalI eCB refused. Haviui? command at Harnei'a Ferry, Hooker then took the resDon&ibilitv and ordered the evacuation. Halleck countermanded the order. Hooker then telegraphed : " 1 now demand re inforcemenls or I earnestly beg to be relieved of my command." Ue was relieved, and tbe messen - i j ger who brought Halleck' order to Meade, brought the order giving him the forces for wnicn tiooker had waited and begged in vain for. Such is a simple statement of the facts. I said to the General, "It ia too bad that you should have that splendid prize so near your hand and not be allowed to pluck it." He replied with quivering lip, " It is hard fortune." I give yon my word that the stories about his drunk en ss are utterly false. So far from being drank at Chancellor ville, the fact is. that when he was made insensible by tbe con cussion of a cannon-shot against the column on which he was leaninc. and spirits were wanted for his use by the surgeoo, bat not a drop could be found at his quarters, and it was long before it could be obtained. Sunday Mercury. aa a A Dinner iw Mr. VallandiKham. When Mr. VallandiKham was in Montreal. Mr. BrilgoM, Manager of the Grand Trunk Railway, invited him to a dinner, which is dasciibed as an elegant affair. Sixteen persons were present, all iistinguished. Mr. Waikius, of L md m. wh was, or is. a member of I'ailUnicnt, presided.Mr. Yailandighara. ot course, was obliged to make a speech in reply to compliments. His reply was appropriate and guarded.--The company coruid-.red Aim at a reprrse. !";' "7 J J S igun. principle j ? if ul"fPrrlr'y. ami all the tvetchti bore oik ihtir poitt. Buffalo Courier. We fancy Mr. Walkins, of London." " Member of Parliament," Sco , dro., addressini; tbe ureat Copperhead in soma such terms as these : " Illustrious Mirtyr f We welcome you to British soil. We have read the sturv of your wrongs , wr Jiava l.enrd of your exile 0y tn vulgar catifl- at Washington. VVe recognise you as aco laborer witli us in the work of destroying the accur.-e l American union. lou have been a fauhtul it not very efficient tool in the hands of the enemies of the Great Kepubl o. You have been an apt echo of the London Times. You have rivalled Roebuck in denunciation ot tbe National Government. You have parodied the scurrilous diatribes of Punch upon the President and Cabinet. You have been a fast friend of our Iriends the Rebels. You have been an indefatigable opponent of the war for the Union, and a zealous champion of the degradation of the North. You have been the advocate of Foreign intervention. You have done your best to make the Government of your fathers odious to the eyes of the people, and to stir up strife and civil war among your neighbors. " We recognise you as the exponent of Free Speech. We salute you as the champion ot the divine right of tbe uorestricted Gift of the Gab. It ia true, if you were an Englishman and denounced our Government aa you denounce your own, you would be 'arbitrarily arrested' as a dangerous character, put od board of a convict ship and sent to Australia ; but being an American citiien, you have an 'inalienable tight' to defame your Government, affiliate with its enemies and betray your country. , Go on with the good work you have commenced. Continue your assaults upon the 'petty despots' at Washington. Strive your utmost to excite civil war in the North. You have the sympathies of every enemy of your country, raiglish tones will biess you, French Imperialists will bank you. Every crowned Despot, and every creature of despotism, will applaud you. John Bull will take you in his arms and nag you. You may rival even that blessed Saint of the Revolutionary Calendar Benedict Arnold." Albany Ezening Journal. Corses Come Ilouie to Hooat." The Toronto Globe, has hunted up some of Vallandigham's old doings of hostility to England, aud aoundly berates the tana lian toadies for their attention to t bis banished traitor. What the Globe especiafly' dilates on, is a passage in tbe resolution otfeted to Congress, at the lime of the M-ison and Shdfd excitement, in which YitlUndigham urged the Government t; approve and adopt the act of Commodore Wilaes. "in spite of acy menace or demand of the Biinh government.' The GK.be th:nks tnat the author of thi-a sentiment should not receive any great attention from loyal British ubj-cts, and tl Canucks are alreadv h'giiinin to be ashmed ol themselves. . VI amligharn's object pursuing the course he diJ is well known; a?id it is a little amusing how his curves now come home to rost. tie won l get any more attentions from the Canadians. Bsar. Mctton ab Lamb. The Rev. Mr. Spurceon. ot London, has a reputation for it. Here is a specimen of it. "Ah! you misguided sinners I you who go and give ninepence and tenpeoce a pound for your beef and matton, and whan 1 offer yen the Lamb ol God for nothing at all, you wou't have it. " f v. Fiftt Dollars Rswsrd. We are aathorixed by au uncoudiiional Usioa man to offer a reward of fifty dollars, to any person who will show in aay speech made by C. L. Vallandigham since the Rebel'ios broke out, any expressien or argument against the right of secession, any condemnation of tbe rebellion or those engaged ia it. or any expression of sympathy with the Government in its efToits to suppress tbe rebellion Butternuts who pretend to believe that Vallandigham is a Union man, take notice Lebanon (Ohio) Star.

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RICHMOND. IND. Saiurduy ug. 9IU. 1863. LOCAL ITEMS. m WAYNE CO. CNIOJT TICKET. Auditor Svi.vksteb Johjtsos. - lie colder J. R. Wmitabeb. - Co. Commissioner O. T. Joxks. RAILROAD TIME TABLE!. ISDIAXA CEXTRAL a. K. Leave for tb Writ.. . S OS A. If . 10.44 A. M. 4 M P. M , V.45 A. M. , S.Art P. M. 10.28 P. At. Arriving from We. : "1 BATTO a WE3TEES a. a. Lav for fl Ea.it S 45 A. W SJS P. M . M Arriving from Kait lU.S A. M , -3o p. au EATOX Hamilton a. a. a so a. m . P. M. I cava for Cincinnati-.. . - . Arriving from Cincinnati 10 SO A: Wl. lO.ii e. M. CIKCIKSATI a caicAoo a. a. Lear for Chicago... , 1IMS A. M. 10. TO P. M. S.SO A. M. . S.M P. M, Arriving from Chicago mrnunKD Ana coTlsmos a. K. - Arrira from Cotaatbas 5 10P. M. depart ror i.olam, via. iw rani, pv Madiaon, Greaovilla, (Juriogtoa,Piqua 9.15 A. M. MAIL TIME TABLE. Rica no no Post OrricE, May 5th. Cineiaoati. Dayton and Kaatarn . . . . . .11:80. . 6:45 p . 6:43 p. ) Indiaompoii, nJ tho v est... .......... , , Cbicago and orth-weat ............ .... j TvtAiijS qiios; Indianapolis and Chicago Dayton and Columbus, and Eaat.... . .... 1 Cincinnati and Kat i Hamilton Mail, via boston, Ac, leaves 40 a. m. 5:00 p. m. S.-00 p. n. Monday, Wednesday and Kriday at. .7:00 a. m. j Hamilton Mail arrive Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at.... Co ion City Mail, via Arby, Betbel, Ac, 5:00 p. m. i same aa Hamilton mail. ; Winchester mail, via No Garden, leaves Mnnaay and r ri layat.. 8 :00 a m. Ssm arrives Tuetday and Saturday at.... 6W p m. trOf&ee open from 7.00 a. m. to 7 p. m. un days from 9 to 10 a. m. I-if Too Mails are governed by Railroad Time, which is faster than true time. ACHILLES U ILLAMS, P I M. MASONIC CALENDAR. Wrbtt Tjudse.au the third Welnesday..... Richmond J,mi?e, meets on the first Tnesday ivening in every month Kiiik Sulinnon Chapter, vvnd Friday. H s ne Council, flrat rhnrsday in March. Juno, 'eptamber andlJucwtuber. Itriltoe Lodge (colored,) first Monday in eaeb aontn. i I. O. O. P. I White Water Lo Uo.meflta overv Pridav eveaina? Heraaai ( flxrmaa) L.Me,evf.ry Taegdav rvenin ii- i. u'.i Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth rues. lay eve ol each mon'h Degree of Rebecca, ol W hitewater and Woodward .odifoa, imt and third Tuesday of men month llegree of Kehecea.of Herman Lo ge,flr& and third tfonday of each month. Union Central Committee Meeting The Chairman of tha Wayne C j. Union Cert tral Committee. II. B. Payne, Eq.. 'handed 03 the following notice, calling tha C immittee together. We hopa every m.-mber will attend. Notice 1.4 hereby given, that there will be a meeting of the Wayne County Union Central Committee on Saturday, Aug. I, 1863, at Cenierville, atone o'clock, P. vt. All the members of said committee are jequasted to be present, aa business or importance to tbe Union men of Wayne county will be preented for tbeir deliberation. II. B. PAYNE, Can. Richmond', Aug. 4, 1663. CITIZEN'S BANE! We still continue to receive subscriptions for the FIVE-TWENTY U. S. LOAN, M0RRISS0N, BLANCHARD Sf CO. First Nalonnl Bank of Klcbmond. This Bank, having completed its organization, fulfilled all the requirements of tbe law, and received its charter, will commence business on Uenday, the 13th inst. Money received on deposite, collections made, temporary loans granted, exchange coin, and uncurrent Bank Notes bought and sold, and all other business transacted incident to a first class and legitimate Bank. Office N. W. Corner Main and Franklin-sts. JAMES E. BEEVES, Pros't. - Edward W. Yabixgto, Cashier. July 10, 20 6 I -An EJscational Convention will be J held in this city, Tuesday, Aug. 11. lion. 'John D. PLilbrkk. Sup't of the Public Schools, of Boston, Mass., will address the convention. CCrThanKsgiving-day, was generally observed by our citizens on Thursday last. We let our type-setting "slide, and, altbo' it put ua considerably behind hand, we feel better for tbe rest, besides we have the satisfaction of having thrown in our hutubie mite of thankfulness, foi the protecting care that Providence has bestowed on the cause of the Union. If you want to enj y the luxury of a hath, fti ta our friend t Kill' at tba Y's.t end ol the budge. aT- The Davenports are at Centerville, ready to stand trial the spirits will help them out of their difficulties, of course. . The Ciicuit Court is in session. i (Of" The partnership existing between the ; Julians and tbe Monkey-Wrench " editor of ( the Jeff ersonian. in '4S 9, has not yet been ' dissolved. They copy articles from each others papers, defaming the public and prirata characters of prominent Union men, with an 'avidity worthy of a better cause. ' CoxxciDfcsrca- Being in the Post office on Monday-week, the news of Morgan's capture was announced, while our Postmaster, Achilles Williams, was informing us that he had "just sold a bullalf to a butcher." Ten deserteis, c named together, and under a guard of soldiers, psee,l through this city on Monday last, over th ; Cin. k I Chi. A. L. Railroad to Cincinnati, for trial ( by court martiaL - - J

I fttrBrv W. Goode has purchased Mr Price .

residence on'Nonh 8iXih-st price $3,510. John R Boston has purchased U Vaughinl resilience, near the east toll-gate. The property of the r.ev. Geo. Flake, dec cor. Franklin atd Market-ts., has been sold t Jot. Dickinson pric $2,500. - f 1 e.BB 02T CoL 3. P. Shanas. of the 7th Cavalry, who is recruiting his regiment, addressed our citizens on Wednesday nijjfat last Hi speech is said to have been a good one we did not hear it. ' Capt. Elliott, is recruiting for the 7ib hU office is in the Ham building, S. E cor aer of Main and Pearl-sts. tafAt the Valnut Level pic-nic Tuesday last, about four hundred members of the Pearlst.M.E. Sundsy School were present Ad dresses were delivered by Me-sra. Sim, Clawford and Poe. and that "good time" so frequently lahted of, was had. JSS At Charlottsville, yesterdaj, we learn that a small boy, in attempting to climb on one of the cars of the Ind. Central, while the train was switching off, was xicxed off by the Conductor and, falling under the car wheels both of his legs were cutoff near the thighs. We are informed that the Conductor was immediately arrested . fjr-A colored man by the name of Curry, stabbed John Horney with a butcher Knife, on Saturday last. Curry lived on Mr. II's farm, and the parties quarreled about some worn. It was first thought that Mr. Horney s wounds would prove fatal, but he is still alive and slight ly improving. Curry was arrested and is now in jaiL Capt. Whisxy was at the bottom of this nearly fatal affair. SayTbe Telegram says a lady died at Cam bridge on Friday eve . of last weex from hydrophobia, having been slightly bitten by a dog while on a visit to Cincinnati a few weexs since. Always Well Supplied. Geo. P. Emswiler & Co., 49 Main-st., keep constantly on hand, the very best stock of Notions. Fancy Goods, Toys, Willow Ware, and children's Wagon's, in this city. Also, a full line of Cc tton Hose, Paper, Envelopes, and Window Shades, in any quantity. Call and see. AND STILL TIIEY COME. Another large lot of Children's Willow Cabs just received and for sale low, at Emswiler fe Co's., 49 Main street, where you will also find a lull stock ot ladies' baskets and all boris of actions. Drop io. aC" The graat sale of dry gotkis at No. 27 Main street still joins' on. All gxJs ,not sold within th-rty days will bo sold a', a profit. ow x the time. Hsiies savs the rush for bargains is so irrta'- that thev are 'just able IO wait on the customers. j W. E. McDowell, is always ready to make 1 and cut nut garments he i somewhat like the I celebrated Dr. Thompson great on fits, iiis establishment ut is in the rear of Strattau 8c Son s Store up stairs. Zi'iim'r Sc Sco't. 114 Main t-t., at th-ir new building, are constantly teceivii g new rfcruits of Notions, WhII I'aper, and everything in their line. ManufHCtnring all ki- ds of Candida, they are pr- pared to supply retail dealers as cheaply as they can purchase eUe where, and thev r invited to give them a call. Willow Wagons -and Wilbw-Ware of all kinds on hand. Remember No. 114. Caa?" If you want a good Stove, good Tin, C -pper. Brass and Sheetiron Ware, C. C. Buhl's is right place io Bud them, and at prices very low for Cash. Call and examine his extensive stock. For superior Fruit Cans, C. C. Buhl's is tbk place to get them. 07" We invite the attention of our readers to the advertisement in another column of St rattan & Son. Their new stock of Goods is well worth an examination, by all wishing to supply themselves with anything in their line. Stoves are still needed for cooking and Ward dV Co.'s, at the Depot, is the place to get the kind you want. Anything in tbe copper, brass, tin and sheet-iron j srara lina ihst is stsnls.) i-.n lli.r. U Kl 1 ware line, mat IS Wanted. Cn mere lie naU. f Also. Fruit Cans of the latest and most ap proved patterns, always on band. saaa ss bees: bees:: bees::: The subscriber having for the last eight years practiced a new and valuable process for the artificial swarming and rapid increase ,.t K..a and ilia rsisini, nl in.nl.i, Ci.tw . . 7 . e 1 - "fc ' would give instructions tnai would enable others to succeed perfectly in the profitable and fascinating business of Bee culture. STEPHEN SCOTTON. Richmond, Indiana. 19-At No. 93, S. G. Dngiale. has the most beautiful patterns for Window Curtains. Wall Paper, Borders, Sec , besides I almost every things in tbe Notion line, and vVillow Ware. Give him a call. SSPFor the latest rummer fasVioos in mi'linery, and foreveryibing desirable in the millinery line, do not fail, ladies, to giie our friend Mrs. Sarah A. IlitF. a cail. Her establishment is nearly opposite thf Pearl street M. E. Cbarch, where she is constantly receiving additions to her stock of goods.For CarpcU, Ladies Dress Goods, and f --j ' . .vvv hi in. av is uij i cunforiable, the Bee Hive Store of CapU CruW- j Crd is the place to buy cheap lor Cash. JtWlItire yu GovpkfUie Dr. J. S. Fenimore's celebrated Jough Mixture it will relieve and cure jou. -W You will find the Flornc Sewing Machine at No. 39. Main st, (Shot. Brllia old quarters.) and oar a iv.ee is, dont btiy a machine until you hare thoroughly examined the Florence. W have been shown a document signed by the Mayors in office of the cities of the United States and Canada, certifying to the superior excellence of Dr. Avers Compound Ex tract of Sazsapahlla, and to the value of all his remedies as articles of great pubhe utility. Such evidence from such high soarce bears us out triumphantly in the position we have long maintained with regard te Dr. Ayers preparations, or more particurlarly our advertsemepts, of them No publisher aeed be more ppoed than we are to the promulgation of quackery ia any shape, but we knew when we began, tbat his remedies, were above any ipicjon f decea ion that, they wete about the best itis poibfe to procure for the cure of disease, and that t hw i - A 1 - r - uaiB luc niuiuciKc vi aut commanitim m-hr they are known. Not alone because the Mavors .r Lm l.nliMMmlM, k.T: .i - . - . m?Z7iZZZ aaetul to Ule'r bai they are ao to ours, do we UhevTwe are rendering a substaatial service to oar readers in making their virtues known to them. JCoarier. p.inoeton, Ky.

The largest aw Barf ert-r-LCXMaVeVdr. EKLLT swaaeptie 6-arex Vr mi fey rrkaff fcelamm Pertral-ror raghs. Cold,. .. tor sale ritiai arfical latlrancaH. Taotai Forceps I Steseecopes, Silver Wire. e . Vor " y faatlata: Dry mr tm Oi I Par tv I riCMMEB. KULLT. r.nmat Iaia. Slai Va4l,. Ac rr br yf i-AfMMi.lt at KCLLT. Thorough -Bred CATTTLE I UAVE ON HAND A FEW BULL CALVES, Ust - I.airsl IaYmgmielt amd Crmaasler, And of the B,t Blood In the Country, Which I will sell at estremery Low Prices! IT Fed i frees Warranted ia aU eases. XI ALSO. A FEW Cows and Heifers. Of the Seme Stock. Ine theaa at aay residcaee near Cam S. MERFIMTII IDS 19 4m VrCnll aaS exai briJge City, lad. May let, 1863. S T 1860-X. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. Thy purify. strengthen and Invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. 1 hey are aa antidote to chance of water and diet. Thy overcome effects of dissipation and lale hoars. They sureufrtnen the system nod enliven the mind. They prevent mia.malle and intermittent fevers. They parify the breath auf acidity of the stomach. Tbey care Uvfpepeiannd Constipation. They care Diarrhea. Cholera and Cholera Morbus They care Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They are the bst Sitters in the world. They make the weita man strong, and are exnauste-i nature's great te ttorer. Tnty are made nf pure Ht. Croix tium. the ree hra'ed Celisava Btrk. roots and herbs, and are taken with i t'e pleaauie of a beverage, without regard to age or tfme of lay. rarticaiarlv recommended to iteiicate persons rrqairing a gentle loo!et. Sol 1 by all Grocer', Droit-gl-t,. Motels and Watsons. P. H. Irake dk Co., 2Ui. liroadway. New York. LYON'S KATHAIRON. Thi -ir-Ughtal rtiflc 'or prwrtlng d1 beaatifj In it t! haiBttn hair is tftlii put p hy tba origiB! prrprie tor. hu i is now rati with tb itm er, kl!) aoj t j tntion. hlcM arse crtr itm imiaenie ana Bnprrr etill ild at 45 aDts in large Kottlea. T aro mlllha hot tt tan t4tl,y be eold l a yar trben it ! aft-tin kien thit the Kthairn it not Anlvke moat rieliihtrul hair (1rea:D( ia the -. 11, hat that it eleaonea the scalp ol :nrf aal -I aud ruff, gives the hair a lire r. rteU luxeri am jrarth aa prevents it from tarnioc rrv. these aree'nsid'rtfunw worth koiwinK The Kathairoo has been t?steJ r over tvwlveyears nA l wrr tnte as de ftiWI. Ai Ia1y bo r ee vamtifnl heaf ot hair will use the Katbairun- I' is flnel.v ierlumef rhespnml viataahte It is sold bjr alt respeetable4vaervithraghout the world. 1. J. BAaNKSACO., hew York. HEIMSTREET'S Inimitable Hair ttcntoratixc. IT IS XOT A DYE. Bat restores grav halrt Its erlirlDal enior. ty sapplytna: tta e ptltar; tubes with natural sustenance, impaired by as;e or disease. All inntanianeuas dyes are composed ot lunar caastie.destroyiaa: the vitality and beauty of the hair, and a&Vrd of tbe selves do dressing II im street's InimitaMa t'olorlng not only restores hair to its natural color by an easy process, but gives the hair a ' Luxuriant Beauty! . Promotes its grosrtn, prevents its falling off. eradicates dsndruff. and imparts health and ploisatitnes to tho , hart. It has st'iod the test of time, beinf the original i Hair Coloring, and is con-tantlv increasing in favor j Ue.i by both geatle-xea and ladies. It is sold by all re- . sp'Ctxbla dealers, ar can he procured hv them of the i-enamei-cUil as-ant, D 8. Harass. SOS Broadway. M. Y. J Two sises, S ' cents and f 1. i 1 WYNKOOPS ICELAND PECTORAL! Diseases of tha Throat. Chest and Pulmonary organs, Te erer prevalent, insidious and dangerous. Tbe prop J cities of a mod ems to -lieviata. curs and uproot lhe,a ; complaints, must be Expectorant, Anodyeaad Iritsorating, loosen og the moca of the throat, and imparting J tone to the enure system. Mo discovery in melical set ence ever mastered this class of diseases like Dr. Wyn1 hoop's Iceland Pectoral. It ia a-ed with the most ti- , tnniahins results in alt cases of Bronchitis. Infiuens. Whftoiiinff i'4ae h. Diptheria or Putrid Sore Throat. Asth m. Croup, Couchs. iMlds. Nervca Irriatabiiity. se. The Rev. J. J; Potter, certifies, '.'that I haved need Dr. WjnkoopsPcnteral for severs1 years, myself and In my .family. for seve-e Putmonary Complaints. ana nave ree amuended It to many others, and have never seen Its equal.' Rev.J. J Ptier. Brooklyn, si. Y. Hundreds and thousands of Important testimonials eonld he produced, showing its remarkablecures and tbat it never ails.' Itis composed of pure Iceland Moss, Balm of Gitead. Peruvian tlalsam, Blecampaoe. Comfrey, Burdock, and other invaiuabia expect or ant and ingredients.- It is harmless, prompt and lasting- Invalids aad stalerers cannot afford to neglect a trial. Beery family should Ive it. It is remarkable for Creap. Fall dessriptions, recmmendastaasand directions accompany each bottla. eolJ in Bichmond by all principal Uraggista. Prepared br Dr. B. D. Wyaksop. an4 sold by D. S . i Barnes s l"o . Near Tork. Feb. 13. 11 S3 S Saa i FRfif.lE D0U3LE COTTAGE, ' sal If srth Front street will be sold low for cash. J Bnqnire at PTumaier St Kl!j s Irng fe.ore. j aichjbtiad, Ja.y lit.. , 31 Jw TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Oir CI OF C0?f PTBCLtXB Or CXRRP.SCT.) Washisstob. Jane 30. lf3. ( WUX1I A3, By stltsetory avidar presented ts th andrg-ed. it has made te appear that the Firat ' atiaiaavl Biam SL of Kichmoad. In tbj eoaaty at ! Wa nc aad Stt of Inilana. h.sbeea duly organfsed I ur-der and aeeerdlag ia the requirements of the act ot Congress entitled; "Aa act to prcvi.le a Sattonaj Cnr- ' rency, aeoared by a p edgs af roiled States stocks, sad to provide for the dreaiatien and redemption thereof." ', Afpec-ved Pen.VSth. I9. aad ha complied wiih ail the lore commencing the bnsinrs ef banking. How. there lore. I. Hag acColl a, 'oapr "Her al the Currency, do hereby eerUy that tho said first Xmtismml fsavaik of Richmond, county of WayBe. and State ot ladiaaa, is aataorissd ta csaatws the hsulacss of banking under the act aforaaaidt Ia testimony whereof, witness a; haad aad seal af ar ' fice this Stth day af Jans. IS6X. BTeu MsOrLLOCH. s Caaaptrwilav af Carrer. June 17 - - L. J FRANCISCO. 11. D. Oaet aad Kesiaeace SOTTL FliSlLIl STREET, ' flHl sUs between Xaia aad Walaas-J RICHMOND, INDIANA. Jaly 17. l " U JAMES M. POE, try afUDizoi a a a JSttute Item l Agent , Brfgatwell BaOdlas, J.ly 14. avsiif Sa. 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aaa fee r r taw Batata a V John Harnea. Jaa4. Ita of Warn, conn y . Indiana.- J said Katata ia aappaaaS ia aatnat. GEO &dK W. BAB3S3, Bzacajier. . 1 C WHITXIPGX, A4t. I Jnty IS tS Snr , THE COMPOUND SYRUP OF IS the cheapest and best MeaHeiaa. It ia goad forwaM for Soreassat Breast, fee Uoaraenass. tor Wsms tnw Coach. It ir also a strre rernndy for Craap anx Chronic Conch. Asthma aad all diseases af tas Taraatt aad La ogs. Give thi Medicine atrial. g-For Sale at all Drag Skeras strtt caawtrv stores. c aotaKxacsH. Sole Agent Hamiltea, Ohio. JaneiS, IfO -ly FAIRBArJKG' STANDARD " OF ALL KINDS. Also. Wasehaasa Tracks. Letter fisana, FAIRBANKS. OREEMLEAF & CO., 17a Lake Street. Chics go. , 99 Be cre'nl ta hay only the gsnaisa. Jane itf. IM3 t7-ly Executor's Notice, '0TICK is hereby givsa that thssadsrsignad has be. a appninted Hxen-ator ot the lass will of David Hardman, late of Wayaw cosmtv. 'eeeased. EataSa Is salvent. OAVIO BOVTMAN, Kxocaior. Juoe iS.fST fT Fruit afnrs. BT the Case or Dusea, for sale b VLCMMBB & Joes) S Gold Leaf. KKLLT. f?v fT'OR painter's ase at a PLCMMCBm KBLLT'B. 27 6w Juna iS c.b. Hurr. j. a. HUFF & HAIR dai a. AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, RICHMOND. IND., W IBB attend promptly to all haslaess entmsled to theircarr throusbont rhs State, r-peial attention given to tbe collection of Claims ia this aad adjstaiog counties. J. -A. HAIR Of VICE Krt S7, MAIN STRICT, OPPOSITS TBI t'ltisen's Bank. J'ine IS ts-tf ATER'S OATHABTIO PILLS. Are von sick. SMbla, and W cocQplaiuing? Arayoaoutof I order, with your ayntem do. I rangMi, and your fccliogs uaI cooilortablef These sympJ turns are oftesi the prelude to sermos illness. Some St of I aickness ia creeping upon too, I and ahould be averted by a I timely nsa of tbe right remJ edy.. Tnfce Ayer's fill, and I cleanse oat the disordered haI mors purify tha blood, and I let the Suids more on unobV etmcted- in healUt acaia. . Tbey stimulate tbe functtuna of the body into vigorous aegghj thrity. purify the system from " the obstruetiens whk-h aiaka diiMMSs. A eoM cettWM annwwhem ha the body, and oaatrncta ita natural functions. Theaa, if awt reltaeed, react upon thrmaelres and tha surrounding organs, prodaring graeral aggravation, suffering, and dimaas. While in this condition, oppressed by the derangnmetta, take Ayer's Fill, and see how directly they restore tha natural action of the ayatem, aad with it tha buoyant feeling of health arin. What is true and so apparent la this trivial and common complaint. Is also true in many of the deen-Mtted and dangerous distempers. The ums puncatire effect expels them. Caused by similar obstructions and dmngemetits of the natural runctkms of tha bodr, they are rapidly, and many of them surely, cured by the same moans. None who know tbe virtues of these I'ills, will neglect to employ them whet suSJering trosn the disorders they cure. Statements fruin leading physicians In some of tha principal citit, awl froiu other well known public persons. From a Fbrwardinf iierchaM ofSL Jmo, a, 1S&S. Da. Area: Tour Pills are the paragon or all that Is great in medicine. Tbey have cured my little daughter of ulcerous sores upon her hands and foot that had proved incurable for years. Her mother has been long grievously afflicted with blotches and pimples on hsr skin and In her hair. After our child was cured, aha also triad jour Fills, and they bar cured her. ASA MORGEIDGS. As a Family- Phyile. From Dr. E. IPi tXirttrright, Aew Orfama, Tout Pills are tha prince of purges. Their excellent qualities aurpass any cathartic we possess. Tbey are mild, but very certain and effectual in their action on tha bowelai which taaleM Usno invaluable to us ia tha daily treatment of duease. Haadacm,S1ekHestc1sM:mefVvl StaCmMam. irom 9r. Edwvrd Bagd, BaUiwun. Thttanao. Am - I cannot answer you what Complaints I have enrwi with ynnr I'ills better than to say all Otat sat enai- treat with a niroatise merlteinc I place great dependence an an effectual eatmrrtsc in my daily contest with disease, an I believing as I do thit your Pills atlord US tba beat w. hare, i of course value toem highly. Piiisbuso, Pa, May 1, ISSi. Da. J. C Am. iTtr: I hare been repeatedly cured of the worst acwfcrrlie anv body ran have by a nuee or two of your Pills. It seems to arise front a foul stomach, which they cleanse at onea. Xours with great respect, ED. W. PEEBLR, CUric of Stmur CUriim. Billow. a Disorders LS-ver CToranplalmta. From Dr. Theodore AO, of Nrm Tork Cry. Not only are your Pills arfmirabty adapted to their pappose as au aperient, hut I Snd their beneficial effectaupoa. tbe Liver very marked indeed. Tbey have la my practice proved mors eftectoal for tba cure of ttUout t si fiaiM than any one remedy I can aseatioo. I ejecarHy rejoice tbat we have at length a ourgative which is worthy tba contUsnce of the profession and tha paonla. - IryATsTdT op waa Irmiot, Washington, D. ttb lak, laaS. j Cim I have ward your rills lu my general aad hospital practice ever since you made them, sad rsnast baaiiats to ssy they are the best cathartic wa employ. Their rrguUtiug action on tba liver Is quirm aad dscidea. eonss qurully tbey ars aa adai treble ismsdy lor ai rsagrmniits of tliat organ. Indeed. I have seldom tbuad a ease of tnUnut dususe so onsUuala tbat It did tsot treadil; yield to traietnally yuura, amhizu sill, n. o. Jty$cum of the Harm BntpitaL Dysentery-, QlstrTmaca. Kalmx, Worms. From Dr. J. G. Oreem, of Ckxoaeo. Tear Pills hare bad a long trial ia my practice, and I bold them ia esteem as one of tba bast aperients 1 hare ever fuund. Their alterative effect apoa the liver makes tbem aa excellent remedy, when given in small doses for ntisoMS ilyumlrYf amd diarrhoea. Their sugar-coatias; maaee tliem very ooceptabm and cooveuieot Am tho was of women snd children. Dyspeps la, Iaapmrltjr of th.o Bloom. From Lev. J. V. Mima, IXulor oAdoaU Obars, Push a. Da. Am: I bsv need ynar Pills srttb oarraordisaVT occess ia my family and among those I aa called to visit in distress. To regulate the organs of dlgsatiusj asm purify the blood, they are tho oary heat leiatdy I kmvo ever known, and 1 can coaftdeotly racoxamead thesa to my friends. lours, J. V. H1MBS. Wiuiv, Wyomfsg Co, K. Y, Oct. M, lSaa. Scab ?:x -. I am using yeor Cathartic pills ia say pips tka, aad Snd them aa excellent pura-mtive to eieaoss tao sistem aad pana las uawtains of Vie aisert. . : JyiLSi C. MKACHAkt, M. D. . Comstlpo.tlosv.Costl'rcmosa. Batppraaslaisi. llhrunatiim, (iosit, Sestralwla. Droaay, Iaralyala, ?lta, ate From Dr.J. P. Tarngkm, Afosdraaf, Oranaav Too much easntot bo said of yaui PfBs mr the ears af castiiemiJ. If sthera of our fraternity hues fcwad thiisa as eaVacious as I bava, tbey should jatu wo ia proclaimin s it for the benefit ef tbe mwMrtadae who Banter trout tbat complaint, which, although had caouga ta Msatf, as the proeroitor of other, that are worse. I bilisis ass(newest to originate in tbe Ireer, bat your Pills aaact tbat organ aad curs tho disease. From Mru Z. Btmart, Pkpwicom sal Midmifi, ASslia. 1 lad one or two mrrs dosnaof yoar PUIa, taken sS no proper titacara eacmirnt pnsaotivaa of tba a arm ef sseroams obra wholly or partially sapprssssl, aad also eery eeectual to cfeaiua tbe stimai, k aad traif n n mi. Taer are so asm no neat pnymc we aavo tasa t From AW JUm. Dr. AswdKS,oflat Prissn Hooax. Bavaanah.Ga Jam. a, IfaS. BTomarn Bias I aaeald ho your skill has hiuuaht ma If I did not report say you. at com atueo in asy aa , wmesi asm. "-rj"- 'i'rl siaT lbs dmeoss grew won sad worse, anti! by thesdviceof year ewOeet acant ia Heltimote, Dr. Mai Saaiia. I trmd yoor PiiK. Their efficts were stow, bat sata. By aswasewlsnT ta lbs sm sf Ua Isan ssrwssrtarsry woJL ,JT PevATS Ca aa. A res : I vLhcajrr an an ii Mrmt ot tba Pilie whvb. attbowch a mhabh nm t) tm atriarwl : sa, w ally atber I Price, SS cwfUapav Baa-orS FrepareA bt Sr. 2. C ATXat av C0-, LswaTj, atamV For tale by Flummer if Kelly, . amd Z, J. Ivet. Eichmand, Ind. Alien If C. WholetaU Ayet,CincmoUi.

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