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From th Red River. "CaiMi Jfny 0rO P. M. ? i steamer White CSoutl from fcot ver reports rebel in fbrtfe on tola fiC the river with battcrks pistoled l"e below the falls. ' L , -She vu fired into below the raoutb or Cawe riw, but no one ya injured. The tT'inbedL Admiral fared worse, being badly -crippled, six of. her crew were kille.1 and wounded. The gunboat J uliet No. 4, was disabled and had to be towed to JVatcLrz. Shells exploded ir.si.ie, TidVHirtg ih boat completely; eighteen 1eilLed.-i.ntl many wounded. The transport Meteor was also badly damaged and tewfd to JCew Orleans. The enemy attacked Greenville, a mall town opposite Alexandria, but were driven lack by the gunboats. They Ljuc dimn in cur pickets at loth places several tiroes. Our force at Alexandria,

is repotted 5,000 strong. 'I he rebel force is quite heavy, uinLssr Kirbj" Smith, Vno-mrlfiv .Tavlor and others. The Cloud reports a fine of truce, with a do maud for the surrender of Alexandria, wag ent to Banks the day the boat left that place, with what result is not known. The steamer General f J rant arrived at Memphis, reports having learned at Pine Bluff that Steele, with rns wnoie iorce, had arrived at Little Rock, still followed by the enemy, having lost all his wagon trains and the greater part oi nis aruuery. Three Days Fighting on Red River. r. New Yoiik. May 8. A telegram from New Orleans, Southwest 1'asfl, April aOth,' received by the Tribune, per the steamer Morning Star, says a skirmisu has taken tilaee between Grand Eccre and Alexandra. Gen. Lucas and our rear guard engaged the rebels under Wharton, two or tnree ongaues ami fought him day and night for three days. The : rebels had about ten thousand cavalry, and harassed our forces until with in seven miles of Alexandria. Our forcea ware under Gen. Emery. t'". " The Slain in Battle. Mr. W. If. II. Goodlander, in the Newcastle Courier, gives the following figures among the losses in battles, facts from authentic history: y 'In the battle' of Austerlitz, 80,000; Jena, 30,000; Luzcrn, 31,500; Eylau, 00,000; Waterloo and Qtiatro Mas, 70.000; Borodino, 81,000; Fontenay, 100,000; Chalons, 300,000. The Carthagenians attacked Smyrna, Sicilv, with an army of 300,000, a fleet of 2,000 ships and 3,000 transports, only a few escaped in a small boat, i Marina Slew in one battle 140,000; Gauls, in another; 290,000; Tamerlane in his camp before Delhi massacred 100,000 prisoners (Indians.) The people snpplied him with 70,000 victims, a similar tax was levied bv him upon Bairdat f 00,000; Ghcngis Khan slew 90,000 in cold blood on the plains of Neasa, at Herat, 1,G00,000; at N'essabar, 1,747,000. "The number of souls that followed Xerxes into Greece was 5.203.320, only about 3,000 returned; 1,000,000 of lives were sacrificed in Napoleon's Itussia campaign of 170 davs. Germany lost in the 30 vcars war 12,000,000 inhabitants and 6,000,000 perished in the wars of Napo leon. . At the great siege or l'aris du.uuu died of huneer; at the seine of Mexico, 100,000 were slain in battle, 50,000 died of hunger. The seigc or v tenna destroyed 7J.0C0; Ostend, 120,530 Acre; 500,000; Crimean war over -150,000. Guerrilla Raid in Kentucky. Locis villi:. May 8 A squad of guerrilla tinder Capts. Wallace and Thomas .made a raid into Princeton, Caldwell county, Ky., on the 4th, and robbed the stores of a large amount of goods, stole many horses from citizens. The Abolition Amendment to the Constitution. The following joint resolution for the amendneat of the Constitution, passed the Senate recently : , , '.'.,. Bt IT Rst.T by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled, two-thirds of bo.h Bouses concurring, that tbe following article bo proposed to the Legislatures of the several States, which when ratified by three fourths of aba Legislatures, shall be valid to alt intents tod purposes, as part of said Constitution, nameAuttcth XIII. Sao. 1. Neither Slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as punwhnientjbr trime whereof the party shall tiave been duly onvtcted, shall exist within the United Slates, ir any place subject to their jurisdiction. Sc 2. Congresa shall have power to enforce ilia article by appropriate Legislation. There were but'six negative votes in the Sen-' ite, vix ; Davis of Kentucky, Powell of Keniucky, Hendricks of Indiana McDougall of California, DidJle and Saulsbury of Delaware. F"A waggish chap whose vixen wife, by drowning, lost her precious life, called out his neighbors all around, and told them that his spouse was drowned, lie knew, he said, the very nook where he had tumbled in the brook; and he had dragged along the shore, above the place, mile or more. ' - Above the place? ' the people cned. .Above the place," the man replied. Of course, you don t suppose I'd go and waste my time to look below? . I've known the woman quite a spell, and lenrned her fashons very well: alive or dead, ahe'd go, 1 know, against the current anyaow." " - m m e i ' Gsatcitoi rsiJmxo. The following very sensible 'remarks !nm an eichange a.aioat very punlWi-T will heartly endorse. We have had con;UerabJe of this kin J of e aperient onr"iVhas been the eastern of all association ud lntividiinU imp upon editors tbe nab teatijn. of reo!tiJo, obiiary ftnkxe, a-lvsr UaeinenU of benevolent enterprise and various Other articles of limited or individual interest Without eharge. We have' done quite eur share that kind of work. If aaooetiors coneider H doe to deoeaced members to pas resolutions testifying to their virtues and condoling with their relations they mast henceforth consider it da l ab4i.her te pay for them; and if literarr. school and other asaociations cannot (rial withomt rrat dtlow printing, they most be too euahUy pfd toprosaiee substantial SmIU tothen..berS- Uaiil we fied uecWe wlM teach gratiee; butohera who furnish steaks ind roaau without eharge; lawyer wbo connael rithout fres; farmers who donate their wood 1 produce, o. we must decline being iuthe iM of printers who prist without oompeoaw-

I REPORT OF THE COMV.ISSIONE?

Or PAT EH i S. The report of the Commissioner o Patents D. P.IIolioway is an interesting and important document. It give the following statistics of the operations of the ofI"ce: No. of appticatiime tnsde rnvinsr the year 3,--eo,0H No of patonts granted, including reivsaes and designs, 4,17i No. of rirwu filed during ttie Tear, 7s7 No. of applitoakms fw extension of patents,-- 4a Nutrtberof patentseitended,------ ........ 4-i Number of patents eipired 31st Vec., 1363, - t)83 Ot tbe patent, granted there were to Citizens of the United States 4.04S Subjects of reat Britain.. - Subjects of French Empire. 37 Subject of other foreign Governments,- 27 4,1 Si The following is a statement of the Patent Fund: Amonnt to tlie credit of the Patent Fund, Jan. 1, 1X63, f33,3rtl 16 Amount paid ia daring the rear,--- ' 195,58.1 2'J Total.--- - $332,94 44 Deduct amount of expendituresduring rear, l-ttf,414 14 Leaving to the credit of the Pateat Fund, Jan. I, 164, the sum of $44,540 30 Much of the report ia taken up with a labored defense of the United States Patent System. The following remarks upon improvements in fire-arms and other implements of war, are of much interest at the present time: IMPROVES! KJCTS IX FIRE-ARMS. It was impossible that the country should pass through a great military crisis without an unusual stimulus being given to invention in the subjects of firearms and munitions of war. This impulse, commencing with the year 101, appears to have reached it culmination in the following year, 1802, and in the past year to have declined to nearby its conditional! the former year, 18G1. This is shown in the following tabic of the whole number of applications filed in the last four years for improvements in this class of invention : ' 1M0 12 . 17 . 7rt 17 13 139 11 Co 100 113 12 44 21 1862 81 151 120 25 l!i 50 183' 52 SI 115 42 13 I'J Cannon Projectiles Small arm--. Cartridges, Tents, to. MisoellaueouTotal 306 453 322 Under the above head of improvements in cannon are embraced various applian ces for strengthening the body of the . . . , - . gun, devices ana mecnanicai arrange ments' for operating gun-carriages and heavy ordinance ; some few projects of.' no striking novelty for rilling caunor., having reference to either the sbape'of the groove or the system of their spiral developcmcnt; methods of loading ordinance; devices for disabling them in case of emergency by the in-sertion of expanding and jamming plr.gs within their bore ancl otherwise; -and several contrivances, jnore or less f-omplex, for rendering artill ery many lor wled, by multiplied barrels or repeating, by 6elf feeding magazines for the j.urpose of increasing the raf .UliVy of their fire, riaussible as these 'latter classes of improvements may be, they do not seem to have practically bus tainjed the anticipation of their contriver a. A number ot Improvements in cannon have rcferenct them capable breech. Tho provemcnts of improvements s to methods of rendering of being loaded at the Telative numbers of imthis class, and of all other in ordinance, actually p ented during J.the last four years, are as follows : 1S"50 W S to cannon, 4 11 14 . 16 30 tireach-loarline cans Othrr improvement 15 8 S3 35 Total - T 43 3 There arc pec alar olstaclcs to the applications of the breech-loading principle to heavy guns w! lich leave but little encourageraent to success in this di tho strength of tl the hope of any great rection. The fact that le material does not ino of size, while the exthe powder is augment crease in the rati plosive energy of ed at least as rapic Hy as increase of ma9, the necessity of a dding considerably to the bulk or weigh" i of a gun when it is at the point of greats in a weapon already the difficulty of securny considerable mov?s exposed to extreme divided or pierced est strain, and thi too unwieldy, and ing the fitting of I ing parts or surfact inequalities of , tea tperatare, all appear to stand in the way of any available extention of the syste m, excepting, possi ble, in the lightest a rtillery. It is in the class c f small arms, as was to have been expect ed, that the greatest activity has been e: chibited. Whatever improvements tend to perfect the weap ons of the private a oldier must have a great value in warfaraf-,ere, as is usual ly the case,' mawes oNfmen are marshal ed to oppos collected m asses. A large proportion. of. the patents in the pat two years ace improvements ngements. In reiber of such arms tlv distinctive in i or fea turcs, to be would eeem as if a and dtrection of sare of tlxe breech ech-loadingnd jf uring the last lour this class grtnted in -will be found to embr in breech-loading arra viewing the large nun Judged to be sufficiet some particular feature entitled to a patent, it every conceivable fort of the closure and inslc had been exhausted. The numbers of breother arms patented d year axe as follows : Breech-loading aras Other small anna Total,-...... It will thus be seen t patents granted for bre arms has been steadil ing the four years, wh patents for other imp arms has continued the be remarked timt the table does not indicate loading patents, aaln t l 32 $4 43 4T 44 ?! bat the number of ech-loading small y Increasing dnrile the number of rovements in Ate same. It should. line of the above exclusive muzzleIlis line are iaclui-

ed a considerable number of improvements, not only on-the incident of locks, sights, bayonet attachments, etc., applicable alike to cither form of arm, bat also a large proportion of the improvements in revolving fire-arms, which belong essentially to the class of breech-loaders.

Of the numeious improvements in revolving fire-arms patented within the past ye ar, a large p jrtion relate to adaptations to special forms of fixed ammunition, or of primed metallic cartridges. The emgl r"ment of chambered revolving cylinde rs ha9 practically been almost restricted to piatols ; but there does not appear any sufficient reason why a method of reodering arms repeating found to be so convenient and efficient should not be much more largely extended to muskets, or arms with long barrels. In view of the very striking advantages presented by breech-loaders in their great er ease and safety of loading, and their rapidity of firing, as well as in the incre ased facility of handling the arm in many straightened conditions of ambuscade, etc., there seems to be every reason to e?.pect that this class of weapons must befo re long come largely into use in modern vfarfare, and probably ultimately displac e entirely the present system of load ing i it the muzzle. 'hen Illinois "spreads herself she cov ers a considerable extent of surface. Wi iness the following estimates, the first in r esard lo corn and the other to hogs. In ls;o Illinois raised one hundred and fift sen million, bushels of corn. If this wei 'e placel in cars, three hundred bushels in a car, it would make a train two tho usand three hundred and ninety-five mil cs long; aud allowing twenty-five cars to a locomotive, it would take fourteen th jusnnd three hundred and seventy loco motives to draw it. During the pork season just passed, Illinois packed 1,273.300 hogs, of an a ,'erage weight of one hundred and ninety p ounds. If these were placed in cars, ton tons in each car, measuring two rods, it. would make a train seventy-five miles I ong. Allowing twenty cars to each lo;oaiotivc, it would take six hundred loCotnetivea to draw the train. . . , Statistics of Miscegenation., The Copperhead leaders have, for the past few months been continually jrating about the doctrine of miscegenation. Amalgamation is to be the resultof emancipation, as they allege, and the society of the Xorth is to be contaminated with a revolting admixture of the black element, as a consequence. Now, an examination of the matter, shows that it is in the slave States, where almagamation is practically carried out and adopted Here are : some suggestive statistics thereupon: There were 411,013 mulatto slaves in the South in 18G0, of whom 00,970 are in Virginia, '43,2$ 1 in Kcntuckey, and 36, 000 in Georgia. These numbers are considerably beyond the legitimate proportion of "those States. There were also 17C.7S9 free mulattoes in the United States in 18G0, of whom 106,770 belonged to the South, and 60,969 belonged to the free States. Of the free mulattoes, Virginia contained 23,484, which number, added to her slave mulattoes, makes a total of 96,82-1. Her mulatto slaves alone exceeded tho total number of mulattoes in the free States. J The -whole mnmber mulattoes slaves and free, in the Union, in 1S60, was 588,302, of whom 69,969 belonged to the iree States, and 518,383 to the slave States a number greater than the combined white population of Arkansas. Delaware and Florida greater than the white population of Alayrland almost twice as great as that of "South Carolina and twice as great as the combined populations of Delaware and Florida. The mulatto population of Virginia alone exceeds the number of whites in Delaware and Florida. The shipments of copper frera Lake Superior in 1?63 amounted 10,000 tana, and of iron res 330,000 tuns. In a lunatic asylum down Eat the official report states that 159 o( the inmates became mad from disappointed love. The number of deaths from crinoline id three years in London, it ie stated, equals the loss of life by the Santiago Bro.: - The Pishop of London states that in his dioce there are 211 parishes deficient in clergy or church accommodation. - All veteran regiment in Ohio belonging to tbe Department of tbe South have been ordered to tbe Army of the Potomac. Two mines are now worked in Newfoundland one of lead and one of copper each employing aver one hundred persons. The Republican Katiocal Committee do not seem inclined to postpone the time for holding the Union National Convertion. Rebel (Jen. Lee's orderly, who has deserted, saya over two hundred rebel soldiers have been shot during the winter for desertion. BngUara Young is about to prove to the "Saints-' that'-he.: can Aieep a hotel," having purchased tbe Silt ; Lake . UCue for $25,000. The House1 Committee on Commerce Lave agreed tiepcrt a resolution providing for the termination ef the Canada reciprocity treaty. Culpepper is to be invested with a formidable cordon of fortifications, with a view to rendering itSpWTBtnent depce-cf supplies. Vermont' ha furnished two thousand and wenty-Bve more soldiers than have been re (jnrred of ber under all the calls thus made. Cir Jersey has opened a new trade with South America. 25 tune white oak spokes have fee shipped trom Susex Co. for that market. - The Sew Hampshire Patriot gives the aggre gate debt f one hundred and fifty towns in the State as $3,873,600 for bounties principally. Beware of the -Great United State Stock Company," a new lottery swindle purporting to be for the benefit of the U. S. Sanitary ComKentucky alaveholder loadly complain that their able-bodied chattels are rnnsiof away te tbe free State or to Canada to . evade ta2iUry ervfearvr. " Y A Cmcra rv ts Atwt ' warns: "At inspection 1 noticed that a lare prportwa of tbe men's knapsacks contained a box of Troche, hetng generally used by them lor colds, ele." "Browa i Broochial Trochee," sboold bo ia mrr soldier's kBaaaacxor pocaet, to M spoa tho first appearance of a eold Of C9B

LOCAL COLUMNS. RICHMOND. HvTJLAHA: Wednesday, May U, 1864.

Mail Time Table. Richxosd PosT-Orac, Ja. lluu JJALS CLOSS. kna .n,t FiSt S.tS A. X. XIUaMMU - Chicago---- -- " " Cincinnati Darton Way------Indianapolis and West mails ore. IrKlianspoUs and West Cincinnati " Ivton Way ' c-uieiro:: - v.;-;; - ti A. M. 5r00 r. M. r. M . ..8:j r. M. 9:30 A. If . 11:30 A. . A. X. u?0 T. . "jor. . t:, -ii w, Rosl-i. Ac. lerea on Monday WedntwaTandFndava--- .- Do. arr. Tueidav. ThurUr Satun ay 88 r. l nkn Citr. via Arba, Ifethal C (same as Ham. Wincheswr via Xew Uanlen, lcavea Monday and Fridav at----- --tsoo a. . Do. rr." Tuesdav and Saturday, at 4:00 r m. W-Oftleeon from Z JW A. K. to 7.-00 r. M. On Bu-oday, from :00 to itHM -j WE EXCEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOB THB NEW 5 PER CENT. 10.40 U. S. Coupons and Gold and Silver, B0T AT THE HIGHEST PREMIUM. Prompt .Attention GIVES TO ALL THB VSCAL BKAKCHKS OF X BANKING BUSINESS. 2W Capt. Mount's company of 100 days' men, raised in this city and vicinity, started for Indianapolis this morning the company is composed of good material, many of whom have Been service. Success attend them wherever their destination may be, and may they all return again to their homes when their term of service expires, in good health. -. .tiTThe'second company from this city has not yet been made jap we have no report from it this week. Tha place to get good Cut-in Boxes is South Sixth Street, Richmond, Indiana, of T. O. Thompson. They are simple, durable, speedy, and easily kept in pood order on the premises. All orders by mail promptly attended to. T"You have to pay a high price for Family Groceries, and you therefore want the best. Go to J. II. Hctto fc Sou's they always have the very article you need. Beware of Swimdler! Dry Goods Tedlars English and Iriah, calling themselves "sea captains," or "jack tars." They ask three or four prices, and take two; sad obtain money by misrepresentation and bare-faced Irinr. F. Commissioner's Court Meets tbe First Monday in June next, (June 6th.) Persons having business in this Court, will takenotice. Common Pleas Cowrt Commenced last Moo day, and will continee about three weeks; Judge Wilsos, presiding. Important to Discharged Soldiers Mi Others, Having Claims Against the Coverasaent: It sboold be generally known that, by a recent decision of the War Department, all asldiera who bava been discharged from the service frjr rtvmmom of womH rmW battle, are entitled to a bounty of One Hundred Dollars, no matter how abort tbe term of eervica. See advertisement in another cntama of Brown Sheldon, Jfo. 2 Tark Place, 5e Tort, who collects these rial ma without delsy. City Property and a Splendid Farnu We invite the attention of crar readers to the advertisement in t-J-day's paper, headed "Bargains in Real Estate." Messrs. Tai fslood A Stsct, of Indiana poli, oflfcr for sale two Houses and Lots in this eity, and one of the best Farms in Tippecanoe county. Members of the Society of Friends, are specially called to sctiee tbe latter. ' lr. TrCKEK, has returned from Europe, and resnmed practice. " Dr. TI CKER nvy be consulted at EichoonJ, at Jhe " Meredith IIous,"s ATCRD A T, JU5E Ilto. Dr. TrCKER has now visaed this plaer for erer six years. His former success is a sufficient guarantee for the future. Patients need have no Crar of being Battered, as Dr. Trcus win perioral all be promises the ax 1 Dr. TUCKER tmu all forms Ot chronic diseases; vix ; diseases of the THROAT, IX5GS and CHEST, alse, diseases of tbe HEART, Beweia and Kidneys Dyspepsia, Liter Complain, SpOepsy, Bbemnitism, and Scrofula, e. : ' , . Dr. TUCKER is a gradoass ma" Eegnlar School- of asedieiae: has aUcnded the Contges and Hospitals of PtuLvdephia, and the principal Hospit1 of Europe, vix ; Dublin, Edinbnrg, London and Paris. .eT Invalids having difficult or cfeernre diseases, will do. well to eonsnK Da. Trcaan, FREE, a the above place. r . t JJlth The New Albany Ledger, whieh maade itself qwite eoaspieous for a time as a Democratic war paper, has recently relapsed mto tbe moat rirnleat Copperheadisoi, and is now doing ha etmoet to prevent ealtstsnents nnder the last call. As it is tbe only daily paper ia that district, it operates nneho ked, and ia deeas; a good deal of mischief. Ite past coarse gives it inflnenee with Usjne bmo, wbieh ssohea it importaat that Ha desettioa to the rebels should he exposed. Henry, ef the same regiment, were killed ia the eraeaiaf 'of Sabine river, Arkaasea, oa the 0th alt, ia one of the fights between Steele aad rriee. First National Bank of Richmond has declared a dividend of erven dollars on the share, clear of all taxes, payable on dm end

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A REMEDT FOB PILES. It is a blessing to the suffering to know tht we have an effx-tual cure for this trnly trooblcsosae disease. Mr. J. P. Uaxarde, of 164 Second street, Cincinnau. O.'iv. takes gr-t pleasure in informing all who are suSr.nf with piles that be used a smill quantity of Dr. Sirktlsnd's Pile Keosedy. and it e5ectel a prrmArwnt cure. This seems to be the case with all bo make nse of this splendid preparation. It is manufactured at No. 6 East Yourta street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.

HEilBOLD.S EXTRACT BVCIJC THK GREAT DI'iTKETIC. HEMBOLD-S EXTRACT Bt CUl". THE UREA TDJCrETIC. HEJfEOtjyS EXTRACT Bl'VHl'. THE GREAT D1VKETIC. Xti a pesinre snd Specific reuiedv for Diseastes of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, lr-.py, Awd afl Diseases of the Trmary Owns. See Aivertisemt in another column. Cut it out and send for the Medicine at once, nviu or COCSVBKJfKtTS. 11 -Ira Get a Copy of the City Ordinance, Xow at the Mayor's Office for distrrSuti'. Every citizen should hare one, and know for himself all about the laws that govern Linv Gnl-Out friend, James M. iHarr, has the svle management of the Gas Works, in tUis city, and has aUvf'tedtbe plan" of requiring consumers, if tiey dc not pay the collator tleir bills on presenUticn, to call at his Gas Office and pay notices to this import are left with each delinquent Gas consumer. Mr. Starr, is prepared to put up Gas Fixtures to order promptly, baring constantly on hand the most tasteful patterns as well as plain. lie also has fur sale Fire Brick and Gas Tar. For anything in the Gas line call at the Office, en door West of Emswiler A Cos, Main-st., np stairs. Hnt! ReaJer, do yon want a new Hat cv Cap? Go at once to John SuftVins's extensive establishment and have your head covered with one to your pleasement, and at a price to suit you. Ky the tim tfie 'heated term" sets in, ami you may need a Straw or Palm Hat, to keep your bead cool, he wiU ha ve the very article you need. Fine Millinery. Our friend Mrs. Uirr. has made large additions to her stock of Spring Millinery Good, an.l our readers are invited to give her a call and examine her Bonnets, Ribbons,- Ac. Her assort- ( meut is very general, and will suit tbe mt fashionsble or plain, and her prices are reasonable. Sec her . adrertisenient in another column. Sheriff's Sale. BY VinTVE OF AMXIX l'TtOV, tome directed -frtu the Waviie Common IWs Court, I will expose at Public Sale, at the Court IIouedoor iu Centrevi'.le Wavne Countv, Indiana, on the 21nt dry of Mar, ISf.l. between the lujurs of 10 o'clock, A. Ji. and o'clock, P. M. on said day, the following property, to-wit : The Soutl half of lot Xumher To (2) anl fiftoon (H in the original Hat of the Town of Newport, Wavne Countv. fmlinns. The s.im; to 1 sold as the propertv of Jediah Price, to satisfy said execution in dt hands in favor of James Neet. JOHN M. PAXSOX, Sh-ff. V,.C. April 27, 1S5. pf- 2,00 12W. NEW CS00DS CARPETING: Velvet, Brussels, Ingrain and Rag. ; Paper Hangings and Windo-w Papers, FLOOR AND TABLE CLOTHS, tAn asortmeat of Sheet Mnic constantly on hand. K. B. DICKINSON, No 41. Jfoia-st., Itichoiond, lud. , tViadow Shades and Curtaia Goods. COCOA NUT AND INDIA MATTINwS, Rugs, Door Mats. Dniggeting, ., ' "i Marseilles and Allendale Counterpanes, -r "Table and Piano Covers. -t' i.. ; CAEPET WAEP, .u vr, : Towelmg, Napkins, Sheetings, Blankets, TableJinens, Irish Shirting Liuens, Ac, Ac, Just received by - - . r 1 1 TAN A US DAL, DIXON & CO. Dayton O., April 27, 4. No. 74 Min StreeW D. Nordyke. P.Johnson. J " O. Erkel. NORDYICE & CO., No. 77, Main Street, RICH HOOD, lXDIAJCA, -mmrOULD respectfully call the attention of their V V numerous customers, and the public at large, to their tine and complete assortment of STOVES and TIN-WARE. They invite particular attention to one of tiieir loading Cook Stoves, called Tlie Americana "Which cannot be eveUed in this or anv other market. e will sell it on TRIAL, and lot a test of iu merits be its only recommendation. Also, a large lot of other Stoves. S&F" Thev have pnrchsel the right of Wayne co. for manufacturing HANGING GUTTERS, by a new method, by which tbe sea ms sre locked together instoad of being lapped, as in the old way ; thus making a miro substantial job, and one tiiat is not HKeiy to DreaJC bv freering. Hcjue examine this improvement before contracting elsewhere. We also have the exclusive right for toe sale of the beat Clothes-Wringer, That has yet been brought oat. It can be adjmated to any kind of vessel, and is so constructed that it cxsnot err oi"T or OBftla."' Call and see the articla, and be onnviiwed. -, ' rm. if , : .t n' . r Tnt Tr-nntr snch as Slate Roofing, Tin ng, Cornice, Spouting, Vailevs. and Hanging Ontt?rs. Richmond, May 4th, 136. 1 3 :6ns RECRUITS WANTED. Lieut. . Colonel A. J. ENNE7 Capt. JOHN A. CAHO, Will be si the "HrsTiNGTOx novst," in this eity Dttring the aett Thirty Darts, And are desirous of enlisting anv number of ablebodied Men for the 8th Ind. Veteran Volunteers. The "Old Eigafc"iias been in tbe service since April 19th, 1361, and has again re-enlistad, over 4tM etxfeng, for another Three Years' eampaign. - e-toiae nine kled wish stibea9te3ee,od eid full Boamiee, areoon as mrteeed in. - - l-tr. Farina-City Property-Lots. TKK andeWrned oflers at fVvete wienie fine Farm on Noiaad a Fork, containing 1W acre, knows a the MKeert Caloertsoa Fana." U is one of the bbst Farms in Wavne Connty wetl improved and baa the finest Live Oak Timber toer-no, tor bnOding iieipuexe -ever eneice Trees. Also, A vaiomhle Farm oa Greensfork, confining QUE BCSPRtD A5D NINXTY-TWO ; " ACRES. ' ; There are on this Farm One Hundred Acres nnder enStivatioo it is well improved, aad has one of the as Orchards of choice Fruit Trees m toe Coanty. Be will also aeD, on fair terms, his beaetifal City Residence, on Fifth St ALSO, -His fine Farm fa the vicinity of Xogaarport, Tod. Also, Tea Acres fav Beokoc. Iwra. Also, Several eiaprnd LOTS, in the City of Rjchsaood, rahwofaieebanc porposes. Foe rarther pexticsiare terms, sod examination of - - mmw iMi.h.M i . iMm ilpni an esil . f vi w? . . .ti.i.l. Law Ofita STTi. - WLLLIA JC A. BI . BICALE. Bictanad, lad-, Xy U tf. NOTICE. . oaBBBB-BSSOassaiea M oassBBBBe - .. . tf' -. m BC HACGHTON baa reanved hie residence, persBaseatly, te his ewn property, cm Booth Frankfan "treat, west aide, dtreetly eppoettt fteiWeace of jr. TeS,waere neeaa ne mess mmu inniyi easasdlyeafsea. voue wm nepiw-a-yu atfM or day.

Appointment of a Trustee Sfwfe of ladiaaa.) a t1 Wto CirmH UaysieCoaailV, Court, Fall Term, ISM. Isaac Stephens, Frederick Better-' fieLU Esra Wlweler, Taovas U. Fatle. survrring eseciU.rof Da- Complaint for sp-vi-1 Lee. GilWrt Howell. Frederick Lacy, Jhn B. Varnnum. Tbe peintnvebt of a Merchant A Manufacturing; Insurance CVmp'y and A. M. Searles Trustee, ia the Plaintin., , vs. place of George Tbe Cincinnati A Chicago Air Line Rail Road Company, formerly Carlisle, dve'd. known as The Newcastle and Richmond Railroad Company : and the unknown Unl tHJ-lers of the Newcastle Richmond So. 103. Company, IVfentlants. J "

AVherras the plamtifls. on this Sth davof April.l'j file 1 their complaint in ttte anove cause, ana an tmiui that tlte buim and residence of the Bond boblers met tioiied. were uuknown t. the plaintiffs, but that the were believed generally to be n-rekfcnU of tl 1 Sute of Indiaua ! Notice is taerciore given id u Cincinnati and Cbieaeu Air Line Ivail Rd conipan; and to all hoKler of three hunir?d B.md for one thot I SJnd dollars each, executed and dtrlivered by toe w castle and Richmond Kail K.wd enipanv in said Stat on thc jlhdav of February. 162, to John B. VamnuiH, of the citr and Sute of V Y. and Uworge Carlisl,the Citvof Cincinnati, Ohio, bearing seven per cs annum" interest, and payable on toe Jtith day of Febr-j arr, i to be aud appear at the next term of sa '. conrt. to be holdcn on tlie fiast Monday of next Angu? f at tlie Cvnrt Iloose at Centervitle, "i tin county ' Wavne aforesaid, and auswer to the above complaiute and in default of tiieir appearance, the caue will II heiird and deUt-minel in th-ir ahsvnee. i Wiiness. SAM. it. M'HLAGLK, lleii itl. r .i . .i w .-I .1 r .1 '--' Zthdav or April, , SAM. fi. fCULAGLK, Tk W.C.C. Slate for Roofing! ORDERS for Slating to any amount, will he fill bv addressing tlie undenMsmed at Abincton, li t or leavinff onlers at tiie Urwcerv of .Mr. G. W. Kara , in Richin.-nd. This kind of "R'fing is errWuru and there is no need of bepraising it. Those who ha tiiem, do nt desire anv better r cheaper. NICHOLAS SMITII, Abmjton, Ind. AbingUm.lni Jan. 2). 1354: I a The Spring KSat Fashiorvv' T WXIVE nlersigned has jl j?t -p-rit-ived his new Spring Style of HATS, to which he mvif--i the attention ot' all wli would in luhrt in tin l;iU'-t fashion. Call at tlie Hat aud Cap Storo of JOHN SI FFRINS. Richmond, Ind, April Cth, IS64. 10tf PAPER HANGING. -r EE. ADDTNGTON, ESPECIALLY INFORJ. mjl tie public tliat be is prepared to erform pa hanging iu tiie let possible manner, on short notot, and 0vst favrable terms. Orders left at S. U. DnfFhtle's. or st his resident) on South "tli. street, will be promptly attended to. J.UL, 25th, ls6t. i'tfj , SPRING 1864. -WJr. St A: II.IFF, ?forh Pearl Mrretjof . ivl posite the Methodist E. Church, is now open i t a varied and extensive assortment of fashionable MILLINEE and FANCY GOODS to which she would invite attention of the ladies of Richmond and vicinity. Dr stock consists of Plain and Fancy BONNEJ i Children and Misses HATS; ' Head Dresses, Plain and Fancy Cap, .XFTS, VAII.S, LACES, RUSHES, Silks, Ribbon., Flowers, aad Trimmings, t i (ireat Variety. ' LADIES, CALL AND SEE f For yourselves. T!e above Goods have been select, 1 w ith eTeat care, snd with the view of pleasing the ni Vt taste Int. Millinery Work; Of very description done to order. .T Ilats : i I Bonnets Bleached and Pressed. Richmond, Ind., April 3d, ltkj-t, 10..' (J Itandredth's Seeds. AITIX SI PrLY of these celebratM Sa U, just received by JOHN liKLL, . !' Flour and Grain ton, FLAXSEED TO LOAN,X ox the BE-rr or tbkhs. i8 SPRING1864. Wo IK now opening a new stock of SPRI.', JL WMJIW, in all tlie , FASHIONABLE STYLES, , Suitable for. the Keaon, i i. JOHN WILLIAMS, Merchant rt And GENT'S FURNISHER t Ot, Main Street, Richmond, Ind. i March th, 184. - 6.3if E-E. HILL. JI. L.WETHERA ,'3 QUAKER CITY M1XL5 HILL & WETHER ALD HAVING purchased tbe Mill property reee.i ty wne1 by Ken worthy A Co., we desire to faft m the public that we are now enjraced in the roairafari rj of i lMir aud Bmd.tufln, and that we keep at all ti 1. -a on hands at tiie Mill, a supply of tbe best quality of Family Flour to Exchange for Waea'j giving 3S ponnds of Flour for a bushel of Wheat. We are prepared to pay the Market Prices for g A clk ax wheat delivered at onr Miil. We deliver Fai 'y Flour to order, to citizens of Richmond, free of ehsi ; orders left at Hammer A Kelly's Drug Shore, ot Cain and Son's Hoard Vord will maet wub prompt tentirn. ' , t-3a t O il Meal and Oil Cake, - IN quantities to suit for sale bv ' JOIIN BELT.' Flour and Grain &t 'rs, 5th street, Xortb of the Meredith lioast i f Richmond, IndM April 6, 16os. lO.Jil ANOTHER ARRIVAL A3t s"o. 68 rain Stxeet. Saddles Llaniexa, Brio lea, Trunks, .. Collar, ' : Whips, Caaiaa, , . . Haas, : Horse CovetT. Brashes, Cards, Baflalo Rohea, Carryooae I All eeoerai aaaortment ot Saddlery Sardware. WH. U JtBADTi PR. J. CABKETSO , aa axMovco to CHA-S PRICED 5XW BLOCEV No. T, JTorth Sereath Street. . 'f RirhmowL Jan. 20, eat 4 VERS, JANES, end other Family Medicmta, 1 w for sale by PLCMMER i KELLY., , TASIIINO BLl'E, In 5 al It eoBta.nosx. ror aaic oj X i iirm Atu. I . BRr.rTES, HAIR BRCSHE9, TOOTH BRCSi:ES, Flesh Brnsboa. Crumb Bmihio, 8e cUrahes, Sbee Broeoes, oorobbine: Brashes, front eots to 3 dollars At. the drug store of . PLtXMEB a KELLT.: . DrSTERS, FEATHER DC STEH3, ; MCTCT: X Dooters. Hcartii I seers. FnnrKare Duett ', Coaster Dusters, Cbimsner Ihastera, Tsrj ess, ie pri m froea 14 cents to 2 doQars. For sale bv " "VLryiXEtl a EELLT.OOT SCRAPES WTraBRrSITEH ATT A CHE L Tor sale by - PLCMMEK KEIXtJ awAGTOUA TABLET, KEEN IXN, LIL1.T llA WTuto, Pearl Drops. For sale by . .- PLCMMERa KX1XT.' T IQCTD ROUGE, BOCGB POWDER, CABItTC T. JLt f or ask by FT-LTtMIB KSLL1V . ' ' , ; ', " jJ JAMES X. rOE, Notary BrigntwaQ BaSdjag, Xo. 1, lUaete, e, BIODIOm VTDlAjrA. Jmly Sa at.

.:Reliablo InHvuttiuiejI! , AND MEKCHAITT"S iiisoooe mm Of QrniCYe lUlaola. - Available oa SO Dara Call. I SPECIAL attention riven te tho last Jeoee - D A tarhed Dwellings, Farm Hnildioge, sad their m touts, indudin live stuck, a .puns leaf er Hkaaaer t y Eire or L,ihtaiBg. The tosses sustained and Wpn twite the Cusmii . hare aU brea a lju.tl prmpar to the fSSMW aeliatsi Uoa of the su-rors. and paid kxig berre mafraj OFFICERS AND PIRECTO W. W. Bf. dine, Preaidewt.Qniiev.: ' " II. -M. Van Eraali, VlWkit, Qeaate. I'hilo A. Goodwia, ? Ievi . Ilowetl, Win. Marah, " W. R. Vaa Ernnk, 9oen-w.rv. C fXtRf ; F t . K ENT. ieaeral Acei.l. Qetarv. 3. .V. KNOT, Agent for Waist Cilss. March, 5, I v-

ESTABLISHED 1760. PETER LORILLARlB, 5Mjf eai lUmi, Jfcmtmrrr, 10 and I S Chaaakera Hu, (Formerly 4a Chatham Street, Sew Yvrk. WmrOCLD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DEALw W ers to the articles of his luainfaclure, via: BROWN BNEPP. Maeahov, IVm-fr"". Fine Rappee, I'ui-v irrmia. Coarse Rappee. Narhtin-e, Asaericao Gi-nrtemea, t'onahagea ykixow sNrrr. Scotch, Hwee rV-w Peotch. High Tiiast PoHch, FreaU lh eev iew Scotch. Irish IFgh Toast, Fresh Stuh i Litudyfof tT-Atrntion is enttod to the large robictoa prices of Fine-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tubaee which m ill be found of a Super Quality. , TOBACCO. , " Smosixo. Fix Cat Caawoe. 8no Long, P. A. I, or plhin, 8. Jagn, No. I, Cavemnsh, or Sweet, Spanih, No. S, riweet Scentot On noco, Camassr, Nos. I 4 2 auxsi, Tin Fed Carenuali, loirkath Urannlated. N. 11. A circular of prim wi J ha aeot e apph'a tion. May 1 114. lt-lyr If ; PILEG. SUra CURE!! INVERT BODY IS BEING CCRED OF THT .i distreaiung diwaee by tbe ase of DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. ' Read what a seflerer save: Mr. J. .P Haiarde, IM Second street, Chwinoati. O.. savs he has Im-n a dreadful nd-ivr wilii 1'iles lore long time, sikI has tried nesrir everytlung. and enul I obtain o rtlief. Ho u-md ab Hit oaa-t.Hutb ot a pi of Dr. Strickland's Pile Oibtnent, and it made a esspit to core. He advisee every one w bo ia snlTi-riiig a try it. Sold by all Druggists, 50 rents per it. Manufae tn red si No. 6 F.axt fourth Hivrt. C.ncinnati O. for Mrtcklaatl's Pile MratedT. t DR. BTHXCHXAIfDB Melliflnons Congli Balsam! Cures Couch, Cole's, Sore Throat, Aathaut, nnd Co nH nipt to a. It is only nereeaarv lir anv one troubled with these complaints to trr one buttle' of Strickland's Mellifluous Couh Balaam, to eoovince them that it is tbe beat preparation ev.-r used. It not only curi, the above altoctHHis ef tue Throat and Lungs, bat it .core Nigbt Sweats and Spitting of lllood, and ia an eaeellent grgle f anv kin J of Sore Throat. It is pleasant to take, and as' turd Mne for infanU. Irion 50 cents per buttle. Pur eale by Druggists gcuorallj. . . Xiiib or Death! Soldiers don't go back tc War, IOR many have d ed from Diarrhea and DyeenUr in your Regiment. Vow take warnmg aad do tu4 rrtum without supplying your knapsack with a buttle of Dr. Strickland Aati-Caolera Miitare, remember how m4iT were saved last veer bv Lk!ti it after being disehargod and sent from the hnepitale as incurable, une o s will immediately relieve tiie moat severe cases of Dip.rrhea or Dysentery. It is a, knowledged by tliar Caenlty to be the onlv medieios known to cure Chr mic Diarrhea and Dyaentrvy. Now don't neglect it, for on your return a change of diet arwt water, Ac., will nwl orrtnmlv bring on Diarrhea, and a il) oent bottle of Dr. Uirickland's Antl CnWa M.sture will core roc and several otiiera. It will k-p good m any efim it-. Do not fail to tell jnsr emrades to pnt a hot tfe of h ta tbeir knapaacks. Sold by I 'rug) -in ta and prepared only by Dr. A. Strickland, No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Utile. Mr. Thomas v-mnis, Covtngton Kentwky, will eatto fv any one as to the menu of Una medic lee; he eared V March 30, 1 Geo. liasccoster fc Co. ajr;i4CTcaaa Or' Gash, Elinda, DoorB, Stairs ') SdioU Furniture, MAXTLE51, DOORS 4c WINDOW FHAVJ Shutters, Brackets, Ac, Ac S0Tlmr are prepared to do every aesrripttoe of f arpenter v-ck: keep on hand Dressed FUveing, SaeH, Doors, blrnr'a, Ac, snd line Lumber, aad Pine hbiglee. Fear the JOepot lettreen Ft, Way Arftint and Fifth Street, Decitt W. ':. t , r". ItlCHMOND, INDIANA. CIDER v INKtTARr Pore end Kharp, ot l- m ' PLC MMER KELLY'S Drag fw. D OHrxTIC DYEV-TirWf of entora.t 1 . I LL MatK XtUl 'S Drug Mure. OKkXM OHIO 14N1JIENT, tor sale try the 4 grors, dosea or bottle, by - a p t a mT svl oa CbaadeHers, itaept ipe, tHaad I ssses, stock is new fniUe J. Lw.p, Braehet Lamps, r -....... mirA UwilM finer aairfM-tment. than ever be for ead will be eoM low atwhohaalcerseteal. PLCaUUKakAiXT. arOAI.-OII S L'MJI taaV-Tarioo. etlee f ' fknda, AA . PLCMMEJl a hlELtr. Ca AL OIL. CAHS, CaXtofl and Half Gaftoa. A PLLMMZRe KEU.TT. 1TrRCEI,AIlV PAPPJR'iHADPJVia JLlrarssry. Aa - r t. PIXMJagMo jtA-IXITrV. 11 kutchea nse. Sold by PLClDffB a ULXT. ' n aUKoWX mwM.rn.ww. m, KM. Ill mm A kTm PA "A savc by every persoa. M ssaaedsaeeat free V ssjfanya oenU that retails ft J, W M.L.W0 OTT, , Oct I -aa t7Chathaaii avet.T. ' " oassaaassaesnxBjBBBO araOAt, OTL Ciur "irV-aad Cbia ihvi. Hm, Per sals try PLCfeJaaJt a SJEU.T 'iVaei. EJaE CIDI WalnnAl