Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 34, Number 29, 7 September 1864 — Page 3

The Kffect ol Dissolution. Tbe New York Evening Post tha forcibly state one of tii consequences ot dissolution. Let those who art liable la be led astray by des.gni.-.g men, who are brawling fur a dishonorable fieac with a relentless fe, rl this and ponder Inn? six) deeply thereon, before they permit themselves to prov recreant to the hopes of the nation, by throwing its control into tbe hand of those who would destroy it. If you desire a p r.nanent pesee most assuredly such an end will nTvr be obtained by accepting one npon such term s the rebel propose. Read, and let your judgement herein be a dinprionate one. Ha it occusrred to any of our readers, in the midst of tbee discussions of rebel terms of peace, to consider what would be the result of yonr acknowledging ths SouU.ernOii'ederaeyT Should we disband our forces, and reduce ew grat mJitary establishment; with a fcrein mUm htiii the Ohio, and tie ottier si Is of the Potomac? Not tIl, but we should be forced for our own security to mainlvn not for one or fr three years, Iit for all time, a sUnding army, to oppose tl-e war-lik rlouth. We should hare maintained p-.-rmaneut'y the vast tuilitary esUbiishnieiit which now burdens us so heavily. We should hare become a military peopl", and our best U 'id and encrg:ca would la wanteii, if u't in wr,yct id thoe preparations for war, thosti immncae levies of troops, an J costly armaments, tin.lcr which we hear tlie poor overredden people of Europe groan. Is anyJAnirricau anxious to see such a state of things obtain here? Thru lot him oppose ths draft, discourage enlistments an I vote for Ysllandifchaiu and the reconition of the Confed. rscr. So far from securing peace, aiic-n a eonFi.nimoti. n would only I tli coinin.non i.-t of an inl i miuable tever-ecafcing hostility. It is the rhezsst au-i best f tr us then, to make an enl of tlie wfcr at

once) arid to do this tie peop'e initst Hot relr utiot tWu (ottrnnicnt, but upon thr.iselvva. Ii tliey wait f r a !iaft, tliey warte rtr- nt!., sud prii; l.-se ijp.rtu-nitific-S not lobe rucovrred ; ii" tin- talj into the'r jwu ban la the fi!lii,g up of the armies, they cm J it iu half the tiui, and twit e as eJeclualiy aa tun Givcrauient. The Union end Copperfiecd Plat'orms. l ?i;f)V M ATfOUM. Itimtbmt. TliSt it in the hiheftt duty of every n-Tit kn ( ilu. n to riioi.itai.i Kuomt ail its en iuie4, t'ie inttrrity ol ti:e L'nion and I'm: p-ramouut stithority of ftio I'onxtituiion a.id I i ll of tire Lo.ttd rotates, anl that laying p41ttieal opitiittus aide, we pledge our(ti Ivt s an I oion men, animated hr a etimfnon sentiment and aiming at a common oliect, to do erervthiitfr in our ixmrr to aid tin GorurnuK'nt in quelling by f'-rce of arms tius rebi!lion now ra(;inir anint itj authority, and in bringing to the puniahiuunt due to tfi. ir crimes tlj rvlM-ls aud traitors arra'jjnetl straiimt it. Mm, That we approve tliu dcU-ruiiiiation of the Government of tio I lilted States not to compromiso witli rt'bt'N, or to tifl. r any terms of esce, except stit li as may lie lia.tiil Un an nncomlilit-sal surreiult.'r of tnuir li.tilty, tt ., and a return to their ju.nt nllfi.llii e to tltc Constitution and Ism of the I nitod States, snd that we rail iiMin the tiovernmtMit to maintain this pttaitum, and to prosecute the war with the litmoit possible vigor to ttie complete suppression of the lehullion, in full reliance upon full self-s it rifl e, tlie patriotism, the t.eroic valor and the umlying tlerotion of the Ann hcan ictp'e to their country and its free institutions. (rmltml. That as slsvery wss the cause, and now constitutes the strenirth of the rebellion, and as it mo si Is! always anil everywhere hostile to tlie prin ciples of republican irovernment, justice and the nations! safety ckmanif its utter aud comulete iztirpation from the soil ot the luniubiic, and that we tiphoul and maintain the acts and proclamations by which the f, foverntnent, in its own tlelense, lias aiuieil a oealli ilow st this iriiraiilio evil. Me are in lavor, lurtlierliloie, tit such an amendment to tlie Constitution to be inauti ny me people in coiiionuuv nu ivm jmi., as shall terminate and forever prohibit the esisteuce of slavery, within the limits or jurisdiction of the I'niUsl Stales. Jit mtlri. That the than of the American people are due to the soldiers and si dors of the army and nary ; who have perilixl their lives in defense of their country and in vindication of the honor of the Bag ; thai tli i nation owes to them some permanent recognition of tl-:r patriotism and their valor.and ample nnd iermnent provision for t!nse of their survivors who have ree-ived disabling and honorable wounds in the s.'rvu-e of the country, an I that the memories of those who hnv fallen in ks defense shall beheld in grateful ami everlasting rrniuuiherance. It-,lrr4. That we approve and applaud the practical wisdom, the unselfish patriotism and unswerving fidelity to the Constitution snl the principles of American lila-rty, with which Abraham Lincoln has discharged, under circumstances of unparalleled diilicullr, tne groat duties and responsibilities of the I'residjntial ot!ine ; that we approve and indorse, as d.'inanded by the emergency, and essentia! to the preservation of the nation, and as within the Constitution, tlie measures and arts which he has adopted to defend the nation airaiust open and secret foes ; espcciallr the Proclamation of Emancipation, and emplovini'iit as I'nioii soldiers of men heretofore held in alaverv and that we have full confldenee in his determination to esrrr these snd all other constitutional m-asures, essential to the salvation of the country, into fnll and complete effect. UrmJent. That we deem it essential to the general welfare that harm nT should prevail in the national councils, and we regard as worthy of public confidence and oiVuial trust those oulv who cordially imlorse the principles proclaimed in these resolutions, and which should characterize the administration id the tlovcrnuient. I'ratViwf. That the Governnviit owes to all men emploied in its armies, without regard to distortion of color, the full protection of the laws of war. And that nnv violation of theiie tan sand of the usages of civ ilurd nations in tlie time of war br the rebels now inarms, aUould be madu the suhjetof full and prompt re' tress. KxUinl. That the foreign iuimigrat'tfn which iu tvi past J. as ad led so wlueh f r eaitUand Jevelop-iue-of the resources and increase of siver to tl.is lintion, the asvlui.i of tr oppresseil of all nations, should ye fostered and en -oura-eit by a liberal and just sher. .viciftl. That we are in favt r of t!ie speedy constrnelioil cf the railrosi to the IVCtie. A'WnJ. That the national faith is plo-V-d for the redeiiiotlon of the public debt, an 1 must 1 k"pt hiv io, ate, aid thit f r this purjs-se we eve- .inmood Ci '-Miinr and r:g'd resjsu. ibd.ty in tl' puMie cx,v nlitur'vi, ana a v.gnrims ur.i jut sy-.enoi is-sn u. Tnat it is the tbity of t" err loyal Slate to ausuiu t ie ere lit and pn uiotv the of the national enrroncr. If!. That we Ji(i-,e tlie position tiken by the Government, that Hit oo'e of toe fuit.'l States fin uvver regard witli ili1eiencc the attempt ot any Eurttpean ni.wer to overthrow ly for .v. or to supplant by fraud, the institutions of ny r-pullican liovernnient on tiie Western Continent, snl tiisl they will view with ritietue jealousy, as Oleum ing to till eace and independence of tiiis our cnuntrv. the efforts of anr such pi wcr to obtain new footholds for monarch- ! ieal governments, sustained by a foreign military force, in near proxiuiuy to the I n. ted Sutos. T1IK C IIIC.HJO PLATFORM. Rrm-Jt!, Thst in the future, as in tlie past, we w ill a there with unswerving ti lility to the lnn nuder the Constitution as the only solid foundation tor our streugth, s.-curitr and happiness as a fteople, and at a tramwoik of ttovemment equally conducive to tlie wohare nd prosperity of all the States both orthcru aud Southern. H -I""i. That this Convention diies explicitly declare, as the ser of the American people, that after lour years of failure to restore tlie 1'oion by the esperinient of war. during which, nnler the pretense of mditary necessity or war power higher than tbe Constitution, the Constitution itself has been disregard.' I io every part, and public I ilwrty and private right alike tr j leu down, an 1 the material prosperity of Lie country eaaentially impaired, juitice, humanity, liU r!v aud tlie public welfare demand Cat immediate etf-rt be made fi r a cessat en of htmtilitics with a view to an ultimate convention of the States, or other pnssdilv means, to tla end that at the rsrlieM prartica1,1 x ui-xn -at eace may be restoretl ua the basis of the Federal Males. tJ K--U"d, That the direct interference of tlie military autb riiies of tlie I'nited Stites in the recent elections be U in Kentucky, Marvland. Missouri and IVlaware was a sliameful violation cf the Constit'ition. au.1 a repetition of such acts in tlie approaching election will Is) lull as revolutionary, and resisted with all the means an I nower under our control. . Wtr.;, That tlie aim and object of the Permyratic na It is r preserve the retleral I HHn and tiie rights of ttrt" States uniuiiMviroi. and tliey hereby declare tliat thor rt,.i.lir a hu'iutrat'nj usurpation of evtravr li iary d ingeroua powers not granttsi by th Constitution. TU? subversion f the civil by militarT law in S! in n not in iusarrection,the arbitrsT"miiiuirrarret imprisonment, trial ani sentence of American citizen m t-i' wneee civil itvfiuMwnni iorw, invsepwaWn of freedom of speech and ef the press, the .1 mi al of tiie right of asylum, toe open and avowed .li.r aij of Suta rahte. toe emlovment of anusual tt isitiis, and the interference witli and denial of tiie right of t ie people to bear arms in their tterense is ralculated t- prevent a restoration of tbe I'ui.m and t ie p.rpetuafcon of tiie gorenuvnl d.-nving its just powers rroin Uia enent ol i.K piveraeo. K'mJtiL Tba the ahamej-al d.srecar-l of the Ad ministration to its duty in rospH t to onr fellow citiseM w1! now are, ana I. rg cave ecu. pruHjrs ot war in a suifiirini.' on buon. ueservwa the severest reprilia on tiie score alike ot public pvicy a til c-imnui humamtv. ( H,mlr4, That the svmpUuy of tlie Democratic partv ta nwutilr and earueauv esteutled to tiie soldier of our army who are end bavebeco in Ute Hell no-Wr the Hag ff our eonntry, and in the event of its attaining power they will receive all t care, profet ti -n, and twaxd that ttte brave sol tiers of tbe rcpaUie have so pooiy camsl.

LOCAL COLUMNS.

RICHMOND, INDIANA: Wednesday, Sept. 7th, 1864 Mail Time TaTule. RicnoM Posr-Ornce, May, 11th. MAILS CLOSE. Columbus and East 6:15 a. jr. Chicago V:4i a. m. Cincinnati 4:f.ji.n. iJavton War 4:43 r. M. ladianapolis'and West 4:43 r. Jt. VtlUI OPEK, . Tndianapolia snd West 9:30 a. n. Cincinnati - 1 tiW A. a. I'.-.rton Way 11:30 a. . Chicago -:3 r. . Columbus and East 8-T r. M. Hamilton mail, via I!In, Ac, leaves on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 7:iHt A.M. Do. arr. Tne'tday. Thiiri-Ur, Saturday :0n r. M. L'nio.i City, ia Arita, lift I ml. Ac, (same as Ham.) WinchetT ria New Gartlen, leaves Monday and Fridav. at H.'M A. M. ro. arr." Tuesday and Saturday, at 4:0 P. n. JMr-OBice ojten from t uitl a M. to 7:3U p. v. On Suntlay, from V:U3 to IU:H A. M . , A. fl.LIAS, r. n. Rules of ihe MoTisson Library. 1. Tlie officer of the Morrisson Library shall he a I'resi lent, Vice 1'restdt.nt, Treajsurer, Secretary snd librarian, ail of whom, except the Librarian, shall be raem'or of tbe I.ibrarv Committee. 2. The lilrry shall tie open every dav during the sis m;(Hlis from t.V 1st of April to the 1st of Octolr. trirti S f o'eUick, r. au.'. di:rt 2 'he ' niotit a irom tic 1st of OetoSer ti th 1st ot April, In m I t- o'rlis t, r. M., eira-5t on Sundays, Christmas, and New Veir. It shall also be cjwu every Saturday evening trol l 7 to 9 o'cl'iek. 3. " The I.iirarian shall kwp a eat tlogweof tlie books, proja-rly numtsT and arranl tiie s-ame: ks'p the room and Ixsis in gotJ ord'r;an entry of utoks taken from the library and their return, and the name and residuum of the persons taking the same: note down t;ies and penait'es for the injury, destruction or overVeeping of Ixiiiks; see that tf e rules goverr,i a; tiie lii niy are enforced; cii!L-cf all tines and pcintlt.ej: carefully exuBnir.e re'un.ed liisAs, and note down iitjnry Ui ordefemeiit tl.i reof, have the exi lusire ritt.i U 1" l.u!.V from the shel.es, snd replace them wheti ri durned; ke.-p the csseg locked and peim t noon-' to bar, lie I sinks on the shelves: laljel the liooks: plao ti h hook tl- ntimtter tf the case to which it belong", sod the nun'ier uf toe book on the slielf; at ea:h n :nttly meeti') of tt.ee mrmttee report in writing all violation til these rules, also all volumes needing repairs, or unlit f'T nut; recorj the names of donors of bt-oksand a list of booV.s donate-! by each person, which d nation shall be acknowledged by the committee thmtich Ihe city ipeis: make an annual report of the condition of the horary to the committee at their April meeting. 4. If any person lose, deface or injure a, btok. or set of books, Le shall make compensation fiercer to the Librsriaii, and if such bisik lie one of a set he ';...' either replace the set or pay the full va'uc thereof, and may then receive the remaining volumes as Lis property. 5. Writing or marking in a book, or turnin'r down any portion of a leaf, i prohibited, and the Librarian shall assess a fine therefor. 6. Families are entitled to two volumes at same time, and a single per-on to one, to be retained twentyone tlavs, nml a linen! live cents s-r wees, or irartion of a week, for each volume, shall be paid tor detention longer than the timi" allowed. 7. No jierson shall tie Kruiitted to takeaboolt fi-om tlie lihrarv so long as any tine assessed agiiust bim remains uupatil. M. I'arentsor guardians sending small children ti the library, umst send an order n itii tUeau, to insure a book. 9. Such books as may be designat-tl by the Library Committee shall not be taken from tiie library room, but lie kept as works of reference, and consulted there otiIv, except by permission of the Library Committee. These Isioks are distinguished in the catalogue thus . 10. No smoking or chewing shall be allowed in tha library nmin. 1 1. " Itooks detained ono week longer than sHowe l shall be scut for by the Librarian, and the expenses thus incurre 1 lie assessed against the person guilty of such detention. 12. All hooks must lie returned to the library on tbe 2ttth of March of each year, so that the annnal examination of the library c.ia be made, an 1 any person failing to comply with this rule, shall be fined ti.'ty cents for each volume so detained. LI. ll.stks must lie selected from the catalogue, and tlie selection should be made before coming to the library; and the rase, shelf, nnmtier and name of the book written down and furnished the Librarian, just as they are printed in the catalogue. 1 1. Catalogues will be furnished by the Librarian for 25 cents each. l.i. Tlie regular meetings of the Library Committee shall be on the first Wednesdav evening of each month. 1I. I'ersons taking books Iron the library shall not loan them to others. 17. Any person who repeatedly and wilfully violates tbe rules ot the library will be excluded from its use. We are pleased to learn that Mrs. Sarah Fixlet, has been appointed Librarian. This is a most elcellent appointment and gives general satisfaction. I.OVAI. IKKil E MVVTlXti. fJir"The membirs of the Union League, will meet at Engine Hall So. 3, oa Thursday night next, at 7 1-2 o'clock;. . A lull attendance is teijuested. BETWEEN en. wen & pomd, IVcw Castle, ox FRIDAY NEXT, SEPT. 9. jti?"Thi-s will le tb? nearest point. to Kiolimoiiil, Unit a lii'Sfitiision will ttkc place ltetween these two eanilkltttc for Governor. A Half F.tie Train wi'l le ruu from this eity, starting at and reach Now Castle at 12. Speaking will eonimence at 1 o'clock, ami the train returns at 0. GO! GO!! GO!!! The I.oyal Leagueits Object. The otject of the League is to preserve liberty and the Union of these Uniied S;ates; to maintain the Constitution thereof, and that of this State, and the supremacy of the laws of the United States, to sustain the existing AdtuinistraUon in putting down the enemies of the Government, and thwarting the designs of traitors and disloyalists, and to protect, slrengthert, and defend a l loyal men, without regard to sect, condition or party. This is the creed and confession of taith, of ecery member of the League, and no Union man is afraid or ashamed to openly avow these as his honest and deliberate sentiments. The last 'JclTcrsonian' copies what it says is the 10th Article of the Union League, which mikes it obligatory on all its members to have "one good shot gun, musket or rilie, ax.d a sufficient supply of flx-d ammunition for the effocuv sse of the sam. Now, we have been a member of the Leagua for some time, and hare never seen the article alluded to, nor have . we been the recipient of the "ahootin iron," or "fixed ammunition;' heneo, we conclude that the editor of tbe JetTersonian made a slight mistake in the name of the organization that provides so liberal! for iu members ia the way o; such raicc-persuaders as be mentions. He must have meant the '-Sons of Liberty , alias, the 0. A. IL, of which he himself is tta active member, whu& confutation contained the article quoted- Tnat traitorous order has been distributing to its membership arms of all kinds, and "fixed ammunition too, under the name e Sunday School Books! QT Tha Common Pleas Court commences its scasion on Mondar next.

Judge Elliott, of ih Circuit, ia bow boldins Court at Citizens Bnc Corner, in Esq Holland law office. We good-naturedly noti fy our fellow-citizens of Cjnterviile, that, with out any effort on the part of Richmond, ' the Court has been moved here for a lew days, N. B. They may Keep the Court House and public buildings at Centreville. whilst we keep the Court, unUl a couple of cases are tried. j jr-&-Tha Commissioners' Court is in sesion ; at Centerville. 1

C7 A delegate from Iowa to the Chicago Convention, got on the wrong end of the road on hia return from that traitorous gathering, and landed in this city. Having partaken freely of ono of the main planks of the platform, wh:ch he carried corked vp in a pint flask to keep it fro n evaporating too suddenly, he became so olritreporous and noisy shouting far Jeff. Davis, and wanting to whip somebody that the polite attention of policeman Ba'.Lurn, was called into requisition, who "restrained him of his personal liberty, and conveyed hi ji to the calaboose. Having remained some three or four hours in the lock-up, until the wire" edge of the few splinters from the plank, which had found its way into his stomach, was seme what worn off. he was brought before the Mayor, who fined him .3.f', for the exercise of i j , . - - , - - - - i "free speech" within thecorporate limits of the j city, and he was permitted to depart. He rave ,L.. o - i his rame as Georpe 'Washington SimniR Here ii another clear ease of "personal liber- j ty" being restrained and the liberty of speech' j lntenerej witn. i. tie jeiijr-jonian win csrta.nly raise one howl for the "martyr"' Simras ? Tiik Dkaft. Our citizens are determine"! to raise t'lp ouotaof this Tovcnsliip, It now lacks fifty one of doing it, and tdey have arreeJ, we learn to pay 350 bounty Tor each able-bodied man, who will volunteer for one year. This is an inducement, and it cannot fail, it is thought, to bring; the men. We learn from the Journal of yesterday morning, that the rotessarv papers for the draft ' have all ber-n prepared, and were sont ! out to the different districts on Monday. It will take place in all parts of this State ! sometime during tlie present week, j The 9th Ixn. We take pleasure in recommending this Raiment to those who may lie bo lucky as to draw a prize in the Draft Lottery. Each Drafted sol dier, has the privilege to attach himself j to any Kegiment he chooses, and, from the knowledge we have of the 00th, we j know of no better officers and men to do duty under and with. The location of the IJegiment is extraordinarily healthful, there having been only two men who have died from disease, since the IJegiment entred the service, under its present efficient officers. WANTED To Rent, A STORE HOUSE near the Depot, suitable for the Grain, Commission and Storage lousiness. Vdress, stating price, size of building, ic, A DWELLING HOUSE, for a small family. House to contain about five rooms. Address I. O. Ilox 2,3.")2, 28 30. Cincinnati, O. Irvin Reed Esq., has srH his countryseat adjoining the city, on the south east, to Mr. J. H. Fhik of Cincinnati, for S15,000 cash. Mr. Ehie is one of the wealthy mearchants of the Queen city, and we .are glad to learn that he is to make our city his future residence. Mr. Reed has purchased the fine property of Rout. Muki'iiv, at the corner of Fifth and Broadway. The price paid for the property was 88,000 cash. We understand Mr. Makphy designs removing to Des Moines, Iowa, where some of his children reside. Telegram. The Oil Mill, Wc are glad to announce that the large and capacious Oil Mill of J. TT. Burson, -., is rapidly approachinjr comiletton. It will be enclosed by the latter part of this week. It is intended to be tire-proof being cove- ! red with a substantial Slate roof. When j completed, and the machinery of the i htest and most improved inventions for i expressing Oil are placed in their proper I posit i.m, it will, emphatically, be the Oil i Mill of the West. J Thunder aud I.isrhtuin:. I On Prtnrlar afternoon last, and during tiie whole i tf Sitiirilay nipht. tlie innst terrific t'innder storm I occurred, that the "oLlest inhabitant" ev?r witnessed I in these parts. The lightning was of the regular i "shevt" sort, ami seened to cover tlie entire horizon I as with a b.anket. ' The very pates ot Heaven seemi ed to have been opene.1, and the rain fairly poumi j down 1 Ws- thought of the anecdote told of a veneraj Dutchman and his rrow," during a violent thunderi atorin that occurred duriug the pn-ress of the Kevo- ; lutioaary War, in Xew Jersey. The British had been i espected to mako tiieir appearance in the neijrhborj bond wliere Hans Von pechelputerhoflT resideil, and I everyb-xly, and his wife and iiule ones, were on the j tip-toe of alarm at their approach. Sharing with his : neighbors, in these apprehensions, Hans had retired I to bed, with his excellent spouse, and was soon in a 1 troubled sleep, during which tiiere came op a violent j thuaicr-siortn. and, amidst the incessint warring ot Heaven's artillery, the old gentleman awoke, and thinking it was the guns of the British making each j a terrible clatter, he seized his wife around the neck j and cried : "Dj Pritiah ish come Petsey ! hug op ; close, ant lets us tie like men ! If that storm was j anything like the one oa Saturday night, then was Hans' iea ef a. battle a pretty good one. I Pr. Bm, of onr city, who has kept a water gange for tbe past tiiirtr years, informs os that fiv uKstv J of water fell on Saturday night. This is nnprecei dieted ! On Sunday night, rain fell to the depth of fx- tiaeiVrs. bv Dr. B.'s measurement. Baft Bcftvr. On Saturday last, daring the thunder-storm that visited ns, the lightning struck the barn of Mr. Jambs Ncsl, near Salisbury, ( the old Foster farm.) and it, and its contents, cimsistuig of a large quaallty of Wheat, Barley, Hat, c., was totally consumed. The loss is estimated at about fifteen hundred or two thousand dollars. ?-Th-s nert Free Mootiily Enhittion of the Horticultural Asaociatiota. will tiie place at Engine IT ,11 No. S, next Saturday, Sep't. 10th, when all are invited to attend. jPTo whom do the candidates oo the LVmo-rarie State Ticket look for eoonset as to nbe dntv of the Itemocrmue parry in this crisis ? To C. Iu Vaiiandirhaai, a proscribed traitor aod tbe Snpreme Co coma mier of the "Sons of Libertv'' tbroorhcet the I Dired Su.tr.

7.3toan!

Tbe Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that subscript ions will be received for Coepon Treasury Notes, payable three years from Aug. 15th, 154, with semiannual interest at the rate of seven and three-tenths percent, per annum, principal and interest both to be paid in lawful money. These notes will be convertible at tbe option of the holder at maturity, into six per cent, gold bearing bonds, payable not less than five nor more than twenty years from their date, as the Government may elect. Tbev will be issued in denominations of $50, $100, $500, 1,09 and $5,000, and all subscriptions mnst be for fifty dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars. The notes will be transnrtted t! the owners free of -transportation charges as sooa after the receipt of the original Certificates cf Deposit as they can be prepared. As the notes draw interests from Angust 15, persons making deposits subsequent to that daie must pay tlie interest accrued from date of note to date of ffeposit. Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and ,.-t f..e thutf notes at anv one time will be allow"i"- - " ' m commission of one-quarter of one per cent., p. x ct'iuiuisanJu " wl..ll wm pay Dy ta , . . , . .,, , ., the receipt of a bill for tl the Treasury Department npon the amount, certiSed to by tlie officers with whom the deposit was made. No deductions for commissions must be msde from the deposits. Special Advantages of this Loan. It is a N ational SatisoBam. oSering a higher rate of interest than any other, an 1 the bemt teritrug. Any savings bank which pays its depositors in, V. . Notes considers that it is paying in tiie best circulating medium of the country, and it mnnot pay in anything better, for its own assets are either in government securities or iu notes or bonds payable in government paper. It is equally convenient as a temporary or permanent investment. The notes can always be sold for within a fraction of their free and accumulated inter "t. and are the best security with banks as collateral for discounts. Convertible into a Si, per cent. 5JO Cold Bond. In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes for three years, this privilege of converson is nonworth about three percent, per annum, for the current rate fur 5-20 Ifonds is not less than nine per cent premium, and before the war the premium on six per cent. C. S. stocks was over twenty per cent It will be scan that tlie actual profit on this loan, .it ths present market rate, is not less than Un per cent, per an ITS EXOITIOV FROM STATU OR .MUNICIPAL TAXATION. But aside from all the advantages we have enumerateil, a special Act of Congress exempt all bomda and TreMmtry nutet from local ttucation. On the average, this exemption is worth nbout two per cent, per mniiin, according to the rate of taxation in various parts of the country. It is believed that no securities offer so great inducements to lenders as those issued by the government. In all other forms of indebtedness, the faith or ability of private parties, or stock companies, or separate communities, only, is pledged for payment, while the whole property of the country is held to secure the discharge of all the obligations of the United State. t While the government offers the most liberal terms for its l.iaiis. it believes that the very strongest appeal will be t.i thj loyalty !uid patriotism of the people. luplica:e cer::5'.at?s will be iss'ied f-ir all deposits. The party depositing must endorse upon the original certificate the denomination of notes reijisirod, snd whether they are to be issued in blank or payable to order. When so endorsed it must be left with the officer receiving the deposit, to be forwarded to the Treasury lepartmcnt. Subscriptions will bk received by the Treasurer of the L'nifed States, at Washington, the several Assistant Treasurers and designated Pvpositanes, and by the First National Dank of Kvnnville, Ind. First National Rank of Fort Wayne Ind. Firot Nntionni Itnnk of I.niavettc, Ind. First National Hank of Madison, Ind. First National Bank ot Tcrrc Haute, Ind. FirM National Bank of Richmond Ind. AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS which are depositaries of Fublic money, and all RF.SFKCTABE BANKS AND BANKERS throughout the country, (acting as agents of the National Depositary Banks.) will furnish further information on application and AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO STBSCR1EERS. 263 m. FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALES! Fse t'.iat S fk. Plks.vt Rfmmit known as HELMBOLU S EXTRACT BCCHUFor all Complaints incident to the Sex. No family should be without it. and none will when once tried by them. It is used Bt Yocno and Old. In the djcU.ie or change of life hefore and nfter Mirringe dtsrituj rrnd ' eW cmijif-nh-ut. t strene,iiien tiie Nerves, rest ire Nafras to its I'riper channel, and invig.wst- the Broken tkiwn Constitution.rai w-ir-r entme oriornatitg. L'SE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS ! TIKC HELMBOLO'S EXTRACT BrCHC": See Advertise metit in another column. Cut out. sud for it. (2i-2S) S The "Bee-IIive" store of our friend D. B. Crawford, always presents attractions to those ia want ot Goods at reisoaable prices. lie still keeps up a fine stock of most excellent Carpets, of the latest styles and patterns. Give him a call. XT" Gas Fixtures, of the latest styles and patterns put up promptly- by the proprietor of the Gas Works, James SI. Starr. Fire-Brick, Coke and Coed Tar (or sale. Orders received at ihe office, one door west of Emswiler & Co.'s, and promptly attended to. Hams, at the Ilam Corner; Dried Beef; Family Groceries and Produce of almost every kind, to be had at Geo. Y. Barnes's, opposite Citizens' Bank. CiT" For fresh Family Groceries, and everything that should be kept or expected to be found in the right kind of aa establishment, do not (ail to call at J. II. iiutton & Sen's, opposite Starr Hall OU Ir-sm, Bra, and Copp-er Bought. ? All sorts of oid Machinery, and old Iron, Enss, aad Copper, bought by Aura H. Clawsox, at his Hack .until Shop, eoraer of Fifth and Main. 4w

0J ThA copperneads of jtcn township, in this county, held a ia ificatkn of the nomination of the hero of Manaases, one night la&t week. Songs laudatory of Jef. DavU, were rang and cheered the usual amount ol curse heaped upon the head of tbe President, when the ratification subsided. The Forrest Queen" Cooking Stove still reigns pre-eminent aa lie Stove, at F-lra Nye's establishment near tbe Depot. Ifi assortment of (Ung, Parlor, and other Stoves, of various patents and latest style, is excellent, and hia stock of Tin, Krafts, Copper and Sheet-iron Wares is not, surpassed in the city. Pumps, Lead and Wood Piping, always oa band- Give them a call.

tl'KE Sambnrg Port ll'mf, Fcr Medirinal purposes, at I'Lt'MMER & KLi-V'S. OMESTlt: DVES, For Sale by I'Ll JiMtli 4 Kt 1.1. x . UFRI'l flliRV. A Unre $oek ot verv tine L Toilet Odors, at 111 UilER a KEUV. fVORY COMBS. AHrir-ranJ finer t.k than ever before, at PLL'MMtK A KELLY'S, 51IXE Toilet Soups. A creat varietv of S'vles 1 and Periumes, at PLL'ililER KELLY'S. 23-vt. a. w. arssELL. J. J. RTSSKLL. UNDERTAKERS, Keep cor.stantly on hand a large assortment of readymade T5. th of Metilie and Woixlen mannfa-tnre. They tare al.-w, a tirt class HE A USE and CLttsU OAKKIAl'E, witj which to streTii KuncmU. Ail crdors prumpily aiWu le S to, and clurpes reasonable. 3t- Office and Shop at PLi'lips' old stand, epp ' iie Surr Kail. 1 Livery, Sale and Feed Stable. ! The unlornicned also keep a LI VERY, HALK nr. I ? FEED STABLE, where the pnbl:c wi!l iin.l irood Ite.ims. aa'd times. Cunipires, Uupiei. ,c, lor Parties. Irivate Families aud WVJdinirs. 1'riv.vs are very rvs.Ainable. .r LIVERV STABLE, in the renrof t.'nlt House. Patronace is resnectfullv solieite 1. KCSSELL X i'KO. Kiehm nd, Ind.. Aug. 31, lS'U. 2" tt. THE UNITED STATE! HOTEL. EEACH STREET, BOSTON, MASS. (Dircetly opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroad Depot.) The subscriber most respectfully informs his friends and the puhlie, that a'.ter an experience of over nine years as an Assistant at tlie American House, in tiiis city, he has leased upon very favorable U'riii. the UNITED STATES HOTEL, which has for a ionp period, unjjr the at.'e and popular superintendence of Col. Spoouer, received a very liberal natmnaire. The un lersiirned will endeavor to keep up the popularity of the Establishment as a FIRST CLASS HOTEL.. And he solicits your patronage, assuring yon that no exertion on his part shall be wanting, tu render your star at his house both comfortable and airreeaMe. 25-tf. FKAXK M. PRATT. 50.000 AGENTS WANTED ! 100,000 WATCHES, CHAINS, Gold Pens & Pencils, L.OCKFTS, BRACELETS. .c, To he Sold lor One Dollar Each! without regard to cost, ami not to lie pai l for until you know hat you are to get, and not to lie kept unless you are perlectly satisfied. 200 Ladies' Gold Watches --$35 00 each 200 tient's Silver Watches-. 2.;00 Vet and Neck Chains3.000 Gold U.ind Bracelets---,"1,000 " " 3.000 Jet and Cold " 15 iM each .--$5 00 to 10 00 eacli 5 tW to 10 00 ea h 3 00 to 5 00 erirh 6 00 to S 00 each 3,000 Jet and Uold Brooches an 1 Coral liar 4 00 to 5 0.) each 3.000 Cal'f'a Diamond Cluster 11ns 5 Oil to 8 Oil eiieh 3,000 " " Riiifrs 5 00 ti. 10 ti.) ear'.. 3.000 " " Ear !i-ops 4 CO to 8 00 eacli 3,000 Gent's California IU.uii.ind isreastpins 3 50 to 8 00 eeh 3.000 Watch Keys 2 o t. fi ti'i each .M:igic Spriosr Lockets 4 00 to S :' each 2.500 Enameled Revolt itg Brooches 2 o0 to 6 bO each 2,i00 Solit.vre Slef-ie linttons and Studs 4 00 to 8 00 each 3.."i00 Seal Stone Fines 2 M to 0 00 exeb i.OOO t'aliioriia liai.iond Kings 4 00 to S 00 each 5.000 (iold Chased Kin "0 to 5 W eacli 5,1.00 Masonic RmiJ- 4 CO to 6 00 each 6,000 hnrravel Iockets, Imitation Ii.hes' limiting Watch 5 CO to 10 00 eacli 7.000 S. tsor Ladies' Jewelry 5 00 to 10 00 each 7,000 Gold Pen, Extension Case and Pen-i! 4 0.1 to 6 00 each 5,000 Gold K tension Ebon v Holder andtioldPi-n 5 Oil to 10 OOeaeh 5.0t0 Jet and (lold Chatelaine Chain 5 00 to 10 tmearh 5.000 " - VetCbaincs--. i f-Oto lo uOtach 5,000 Lockel Vest Chaines 5 OOtolO 01 each One ccrtifioatt' telline yon what yon can have, iil 1 ent for 25 certs, five fi r I, clev,-n for $2. t'uirty forSa, sixty for 510. and one hundred for $15. W allow agents 10 cents for e.ioh ct rtitirate, provider) their remittance amounts to $1, and an extra premium. Ajrentrf wanted, also, to ?ell our Armv mid C;impAi;n Badges. Send for wholesale iilustratud Clrcul.ir. Box 7t5. S. VAItl .V-rt 20"? Ili-.etlir.iv. 27-Cm. . New York. a. DEKTiST, ZRiclimond, Ind. 1 T'TST. I. ROOMS on North Fifth Street, 17tf tVt Side, near June 1 IS.4. nm:a ce oce3. CROCKER & CO, South sideof Main street, on" scjaare llnt ot .Meredith House, RICHMOND, IXD. . "Trnufacutnre all kinds of Carriages, Iiaciie, i"lSaWies Express and Pedling Wirom, Ac., Ac. We have on hand a fine assortment of work in our line, and can fnrnish to order on short notice, almost any style or pattern of vehicle, all of which thev warrant to be made of the best material and bv canrfnl and experienced workmen. The public are invited to call and examine their stock rod prices. v Particular attention paid to repairing. Jan. 2V, too. J. H. HL'TTOX. A. K. HUTTON. J. H. HUTTOIM & SON ; t Coale's old stand, opposite Starr Hall.) dzaleju rc GROCER I HS Wooden ware, Queen ware. Country Produce, 1c, Ac. . Cash paid for Batter, Egg, Lard and all kinds of Country Produce. Aog.24.'m. Afltf. New Stock of Hardware! THt sobscriber having jost returned from New York, takes this oprtortunity to inform his friends and tiie public that be will sooa be ia receipt of a fresh stock of Hardware, Cutlery, Jfaila, Carriage Trianaiaga, .c.. Which he Is disposed to sell rh-ap. Flease call and see before purchasing elsewhere. IRVAS HTTV. Aug. Jt, 154. 44 tf.

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MADISON HOUSE, MAIN STREET, Between Front and Seeoad Street. Cincinnati, Ohio. J. Tf. GARRISON, Prop'r. Mirra , 163. Il ly.

Great Central Bailway Line.

rare Indiana Ceatral, Kicamead A Cv imtaw, aac Coiwanbits, Piqua & laaliaaa R. R. COLTJ1VXBTJS & INDIAIfAPOLIS. Via Urbana, Piqua and Richmond. Two Through Trains Daily wiTHorT cha-c o cam ob coxBTcroas. Time Table to taVe eflect May SOtb, Coi West No. T. ! Xo. . I No. A. M. 3 00 14 7 12 S Sil 9 30 lit si 1 30 A. M. U !0 II 41 1 4) 3 05 4 05 sr 8 3 M. fO ST as J.5 M. Leires Columbus MiliWd I'rbatia ' lqiia " ireen-;!!e " KichmoaJ - Arr. at lodudapoiis--l 3i Got no Fas o. S. No. V. u A. M. i 3 S 0, 19 lt 1110 12 4i 1 43 2 47 p. m. ; p. vi. Losves Indianapolis kkhm.-nd--' " tireenx die - " Piqua I'rtuip " Mil.ord Arr. at Columbus i id 4 13 r jj 10 3 A. M. 10 7 10 5 40 6 43 8 DO S iO ! ia oo S 22 35 T Mdford t: a crosiitii of il.e Springfield Irnch -"a of the Cleveland an I o' urn. mis Kul-Road. at I'roana. t".e crosinrf ot t' S-inlusky, Ivton nd C;n-i::nt! U-i'H.iad: at Pir.aj.t'-e rrosin? ilthe layton and Miliitrsu Kiil lload; a: tir-eniiie. the cns:ir of t!r taivejvitle and VJ .mi Rad-I!oad: at Kiciimu 1. the cr -uj o!" the Cincinnati and Chicfpo Air Line K.ol-Koad: at ludianailts, is connections tor Louisviiie, St. Jmis, Spring ricid and Cuicax, aud all po.nts Wm. No. " conn.M ts atlilt'rl for Springfield and Marysville: ul I'rluiu. for l!e!!efou Mine, 1 ithn, and San"iky: a P141U1, fcr TohMo and Fort Wayne; nt Tniou t'in "at Kii lnuoii I. for Anderson, and Tuiar.sport: st !;.inrpt fis, ur Terre Haute; Lafvete, Surirgtiehl, 111.. c. No. d i-oiiiiects it Milford direct for Sprint; fiei I, Ohio, ! tor '.aiys-. iUe; at l'r!-ana, for Iteilcrniuitaine. tc : Al I'ii.s. Ii r Tr'iv and 'avt m. Lnion City. Muticii, Ac: at ICiv-hiin'i.-.L tor And rson and Lo.iusport; at India tin pdis, ilirwt for St. Louis, Chicago and ail p. 'lilt .?il. No. ihp t Pioii only, con-wtinsr at rr'iini. for I'el'.ef-'Uni iioi: t Vin".j. dircci for Lima, Tolclj le-ti-'-t and Fort V i ne. No. !.' cwiiiietts direct at Ind"..napolis for all loiuU west. RKTlKX'Vt: EAST. No. .n-orii;? -is a: Kiei nviid .ir-ct tor Cincinnati; n ri-;'.i.i. fri in Tnu a 1 '. ton. .it Urbana, direct for Sptin-iielii n:.: t'n.c San lufky; at Milt'ord.for Marysi'!.:- nnd ! l.i'M're; i tN.lnmhti, direct with Express Ti-.i'is r.r t it-e!.,iid au-1 lKl'..lln,, I c.tn'iects at I'lipia, tr-m Toledo and Lima: at "rvAi.a. fr.m Itt-ii. fi'iinialm; at ilrord, for Marysville ani .-.rinirtiel.I. at Cnhinilms, direct with j xpress Trains for Cleveiand and Steuhenviile. No. S c:inne;ta at Kichuiond for Cincinnati; at Piipi i. fit Tulelo and Detroit; al I'rbans fur Itetlefounhiine. No. S Will stop 20 minntes for breakfast at Richmond, anl f r dinner at I'rbnua. No. 1 and 10 wiil breakfast at Crliana. W. F. Si.ATER. Ass't Sup't. ennJ 11, 1S61. No. 18. tf PILES. A. SU: CURFJ! VERY KODY IS BErNO CLUED OF THIS -A di.-:re?--''nfr disease by the use of DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Rad whut a sntler?r snys: Mr. J. .1' Hararde, li4 Second street, Cincinnati, O., says he has tieen a dre-idftil snfT.nr with I'iles tor a hmc time, and has tried nearly everything, and could obtain no relief. He ust-d si wit one-fourth ot a pot of lr. Strickland's File Ointur-nt. and it made a cora- ! plcte cure. He adrift s evcrv me who is suffering to trv it. j I by all Pmpij-ists. 10 cents per p.t. Mannfae- ! turel at No. 6 E.i.-t Knnrth srect. Cincinnati O. Ask r S.ji-Kl!iivt. file Itemed). DR. STRICKLAND'S Mellifluous Coi'Sli Balsam! Cnre Cor.th, C'o'tJs, fvreThron, AMhmn, j nod Connoitioi.-it !s on!v ne.-es.irv for ! ! snv one trov.M.d with these complaints ti trv rneb"t- j i tie or ' f ; Stric!dand'3 Melliflaous Cor.gli Balsam, j J to convin-e them that it is the best prt pi: ration ever j used. It not only curs the alsve aSi.xti(.ns of the ' Tliroat nnd Luiiir-, it i un-' Night .vets a.,i f'pit- I ! tin-rcf ItlooL ant is on v'-. Tt'-vt garble f' T anr kind j ! of S.reTi-fMt. it is pleica'it to take, and a safe merit ! irin i'r ;.f.nii4. l'ri. it.' cents pr bottle. For salty . rnir gists I'eieraltr. fjopfrtl I)iy t C, Fat 4th ttreet, Ciacfnnn.i, Ohio. Strickland's Antie-Cholera Mixture, Is a cn..ipr-.:iion of atrngents, lsorbents, stimnlaota - and cartji'av.tives, waicii cverv iiiVKan arknowl i.-e "a the o-itr pr-panrion that will effect a permanent ! enn n u.arrsse- ant liysetery. lhi Anti-ttMsera Mixture is now in use in several of ourarmy hospitals ' where it e ves t:ie jrreatest satisfaction. It has save! tlie Jivies of thousands of onr aol-liers and ririaena. aad j we will maraint it Vt be the best rcniedy in the worldH I ft r Diirriuea and Ilrsenterv. ' j Mr. Wonrt, of Covington, Ky. will be most happv tn sati-fy anv one as to the virtue of Strickland's AntJ Cholera Mivtnre: in fact we have a great number o tcrim'miaM from nations who hare been cured atei being pronc.nncexl incnrable by their physicians. Km ier biaiog winy wi'i - .on e oi incaianc a a nii-cnoieri j Mixture. If vou aufr.-r with Diarrhoea and Dyscnten H . . - .t

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irj one oorwe. 80L.DIER8! Ton ought not to he without such a valuable madicines. Tbe Cincinnati National Union, of April -24th, aaya: that thousands of our aoldiers have been saved by the use of Strickland's Ami-Cholera Mixture, For aale bv Daoggist at 40 rents per bottle. 1 Fr aV -- Itammer A KeHv's: tmpfMa A R,.r' d tt F Pot a Son's, Richmond. Ind. , -r DR. J. GAKRETSOX HAS KKMOTTD TO , CHA'3 PRICE'S NEW BLOCK, T, .Xortk Seventh Street. Richmond, Jan. 20, 1S. 48 tf Cnt Straw and Hay, FOR sale at Seottoo's Hay Press, delivered aavr where ib the City. Also, cash paid foriitrevr aad Kav, at all times, by .- STEPITE5 SCOTTOT, r Seventh Street, JToTth of Main, Richawad, lad. Dee. 4.1963. Ujl PAPER HANGINgT Y FE. J.DDINGTOT. FSPFCTALLT tXFOR3J M A tne puoiic that be t pvepared to parforas papa -hanging in the best poaaibte aaaaaer, on anon aotiot, and moat faroraMe term. Orders left at S. O. Instate, er at Ma resiVsoob Soatb Tth. tiet, wiii be nre-matie ataaaaad to. Jaa, Ttfta, le4. t T t7tf

D. B. CRAW

Prrietr mt tk ' DEE HIVE STORE, la now receiving- ta , LARGEST STOCK OF CARPTS TWO AXD TOREEPLT INCRAIN, HEMP AND RACt STRAW MATTEVO AND KCOS. Zj- ' CfRTAI! (UOLsS Of everr descotioa. OB Cloths, of aaat ptter,--Dress thiods. of newest styles. In fact I am determined to have the nrsT stock op -goods rx tiik city An cl Sell as Cheap. ' Msnrof my t'ooda if be sold at eld ririces. The public aM inreted to call at No 2S Main astrect. Kichmoud. June 3, 14. 1, tf RICHMOND DYEING and CLEANING Establishment ! ! THE nndersipied, having purchased the Brick Hmldinp at tlie -e.t-end of tlie Bridire. he is prepared to do all kinds of Oveiac. Wearing appan. of every description, and th fciest articles of civet. Crape, shawls. Laces, Ac. eaa ha cleaned and colored in t e most desirable manner, at this establishment. Maias, WrvMcpf,and all kinds soil removed from Velvet, Silk. Ac. All article cleaned and dyed without bcinft taken to pieces if desired. I ALSOCABPETS, FEATHERS, PLUMED, PIAXO(WERS,4cn Cleaned. SCOl alNtS and RCPAIRIMO pontlemeu's wearn. aiiarvldoue i short notice, aud ia the be t maniKr. Als. BOX NETS dyed any eoWr desire-1. Very particular attention is called to hia new I v invented style-uf cWanin)r Kid tilovrns. White u-HkII as eol.wr-d, without any oiior and dyed. . ' Psarels from a distance carefully ietit hv Express or otherwise, as instrucUyi. Remember, the Brick House at the West-end of the Bruljje. C. WINKLE. Proprietor. June;:, IS. Richmond. Ind. U-iy.) 1). Nordvke. P. Johnsoo. O. Eckel. XORDYKE & CO., No. 77, Main Street, RICIIMOXD, INDIANA, "ln"rr0CLD respectfully call the attention of their V V nuniemna rustomersy and the public at larjre, to their fine and ci.mplete assortment of STOVES and TIN-WARE. Thsy invite particular attention to one of their leading C(Kk Stoves, called Tlie American. Which cannot be cveelle.1 in this or arvv other market. We will sell it on TK1AL, and let a test of its merits be iu only recommendation. Also, a large lot of other Stoves. fS4T They have purchased the ripht of Wavne co. for manufacturintr HANljlNU UCTTF.Rtf, by" a new method, by which the seams are locked together instead of beinjt lapped, as in the old way ; thus niakiujr nwire substantial job, and one that is not likely to break by freezinfr. 1'lease examine this improvement before contractinfr elsewhere. We also have tlie excluniie right for the aale of the best Clothes-Wringer, That has yet lieen brought out. It can be adjusted to any kind of vessel, and is so constructed thai it cannot et OfT ok OBUF.K. Call and see tlie article, and lie convinced. zer We do promptlv all kinds of JOB WOBK such as Slate Rixifinu:. Tin Roofing, Cornice, fpoutinn, Vallevs, and Hanging (Jotters. Kirhmond, May t!i, 1NR4. 13-Orn ANOTHER ARRIVAIs JVt s"o. GS Tixiix Street. Saddles Harness, Itridlr-s Trunks, Collars, Whips, t'hnins, ' Humes, Horse Covers, Brushes, Curds, Iiiitfnlo Robrs, Curri comb And a general assortment of Saddlery Hardware. WM. L. IIRADV. C. H. BURCHENAL, ATTORNEY AT I.AW, Xotary Ptiblic, Office, NO. 27, Main St, over Haiars' store. . (I3-tf) I'. J. FliANriftCO, 51. 1. Office and Reoidence South l'rnnklin Nlreet, T.ht si'le, !etoen Main and Walnut,) July 17, 3Uf KICUMOM, UntAXA. 1 1 1 -r i, - iA. GEORGE W. BARNES, WilOLFSALE AND RETALi: G-ROCHH, Ham's Corner opposite Citizen Bank: HAS Of IIAX I. and fa cons ten tlr receiving fresh anpplf of FAMILY GROCERIES, which he is selling at fair profits for Cash OT exchanging for' Approved Produce. p ftngar-eore-d llama, and Pried Beef of tbe best quality always on hand. Also WaiT Vlru, r,l a superior qoatifr. Richmond, July 1J. 1864. j ... (22-tf.) T?fl1ifl Klrt Tmu,aMnA, f f vii.vmii; j u.-JUtUll'J'Jil FARMERS AND MERCHANTS IIHIICE C0L1P1IIT Of Qt'I.fCT, Illlaoi. CAPITAL 453,61 9,C53 Availafale mm 30 TDaya Call. ESPECIA L attention given to the Insurance of Detacbed DwHKnfra, Farm Buildings, and their eontenta, includmg lara stock, against luaaor aamajre by fire or Lta-htniag. TU ke sustained and reported to th Coin pans have all been adjusted promptlv to th entire aatisfaiUia of the sufiVrrra, and paid long before matonty. OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR-?. W. JT. Clias. President, Quincy. II. M. Vara FraaL, Vic President, Quincv. Paila A. toodvria, 1 IIsevrelL, m Mm. Marsh, m M . K. Vara Fraalt, Secretary, CEORGE W. KF2VT, Geraerai Affeat, Qaiacy. J. TT. inrOX, Aceat for Waya C. ImA. March. I. 14 T ,r HOWARD AOOOOIATION, TPkUaaelnkia, TrVan., A Benevoknt laatitatioa eatabllahed by special ewdrtw-atent-Car tha relief of the tflea aad Iisreaed, aflhetd with Vimient aad Epiaean IHsh.fs, and swpwi. aBrfee taa cure of disvasrs of the Heaaal Urgaaa. "rEIlC A L. AdvK-e gratis by lim acting sni gana to i.lal ail who apply by Irtter,- with a aan ia J) , of . taair eoodiaoa, (age, oceapanoa, kahrU ofhe,un4 ia eaaee of extreme puvurty, nilirir rornAahsa free of charge. Taiaabt reports oa i r r aatl nthr aina see of ta aexaeJ ergaaa. and oa tb aew remedie eaptoyM ia tn tnapeoaary, seat to an afflicted, fn cfaalm, ia atsles letter eueesopea. Twor thrsasn wiU k .III. - Address lr. i. 8KILLEX HOCOHTOX, lesin. Faaae

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