Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 35, Number 4, 23 March 1865 — Page 3

COCAL CODJMNS: ,., um iRICHMOWD, INDIAWA; Thursday,,. March 23, 1065. CITIZENS' BANK!

:'. . AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR , U. H. 7-30 LOAN. A supply of the Holes, and also of XT. S. 10-40 BONDS, ' 1 Kept constantly ba hant oil for aal y JfORRIMOX, BLANCUAUD A CO. gicamnod, Feb'y 23rlM4. " ' 52-tf. "The Great Rebellion. ILLUSTRATED AT STARR HALL, THCESDAY and FRIDAY evenioas, March 23d and 2tth, and FRIDAY AFTERNOON, by two hundred young people of oar city, under th direction of J. M. Hagb, who ha no rival in inch matters in this coun(rjr; liis daughter, who is a very accomplished Piainkt, will furaiah tb instrumental music. Th Union Chspet, Holdbr' Aid Society, arc to receive one-balf tlie net proceed. Tliia piece is intended to illustrate tbo Rebellion, and coaaist of tu Allegory Tableaux, highly wrought dramatic features, and a Concert all combined, and baa been given in the principal cities East, North and West, with immense success it mast prove in oar city tbo (Treat event of the eason. Tickets, we learn, are printed, and all we hare - to aay to our citizens by way of advie in, secure your tickets and fro early. The Matinee, Friday afternoon is for the particular accommodation of children and others who can not attend in the evening, and will in every respect the same aa the evening's performance " WPajnmP. Wtoaixa, jr. son of Asmara Win . 0IN, of Ilagerstowo, just returned borne on Tuesday - last. He was private o Tint Ind. Cavalry, and taken 'n prisoner about nine months sgn, and confined In Libby PrLton in Richmond, Va. He was exchanged some - two months agot but was so emaciated and reduced ' by'atarvation and brutal treatment at the hands of the T rebel traitors, tbat be waa obliged to be left at the Hospital in Annapolis, Md. He is yet quite ill, and ia ' barely able to get about by the help of others. trust be will soon recover bis usual health, when sur- . rounded by home comforts, and the watchful care and attention that none but loving parents and sisters can ive. I The Treasury Dep artmeat, of the Chicago and Great Eastern Railway, is being moved this week to Chicago the road having been completed to that city By this arrangement, Blehmoud lose two estimable , citiiena CnaiaTorRKB Winn, Esq., the honest anJ efficient Cashier of the Company, and J. 3. Hckt, Esq., his accomplished and reliable Aasiatant. Our best wishes attend them in their new location. . 90n Tuesday last, the mail car, on the Terrs Haute and Richmond Railroad, took fir and the car ' and contents were burned. In addition to the mail, 44 trunks ant i bales of cotton were in the car, 14 trunks were saved in a damaged condition, and the .cotton was entirely consumed. "W, are informed by the proprietor of Starr Hall, Mr. A. PniLLtrs, that he propones rrmodling, paintiyg, and fixing the Hall, generally, as soon ss the westher will permit. He is going to make it look right on the outside as well ss in, and he will spars no pains or expense in doing It.' fcneee to him, say we. Blow. During the severe blow on Friday last, the sawmill west of the depot, in Centerville, belonging to Lmen A Gregg, waa blown down. A portion of the frame fell upon Mr. Lymen, bruising hia legs con siderably and cutting quite a severs gash in hia nose. Fortunately, no bones were broken. Look Out Ladle! - Mrs. Iurr, has just been to the 'Queun City' and purchased a Urge stock ot Mil linery Uooda, Honneta, Ac, for Spnng wear, oi latent and most fashionable styles ornamental aa well- as useful. She auks the Ladies of cmr city and vicinity to call and examine tier Goods and prices, at her establishment nearly opposite the Pearl-st. M. E. Church. Tb Proceeds of the entertainment last night at Starr Hall, given by the 'Friends of Progress,' for the Chicago enterprise to benefit of our Soldiers, we learn amounted to about two hundred dollars. Good. Xot Yet Out. Ws learn that our neighboring township, Jackson, is not yet out of the draft, notwithstanding the untiring exertions of the enterprising cltitena of Cambridge City. Had the balance of the township done its duty, equally with those in the limit of tho corporation no drafting would now be necessary. The original number to fill the quota of the Township waa 41 43 is yet required. Ws leurn tbat a crab of 100 haa been formed, and it proposes to put in fifteen men. Each member bas paid in $50, and when any of the clnb is drafted, one of the IS becomes the substitute, until thatnumber ia exhausted and if any more of the elub happened to be drafted they all unite in helping to procure a substitute. The Club is safe ; but omeiody besides the members thereof will surely be hi by Uncle Sam's snatch 'em j the forty-thi must be furnished. Strattaa's Corner is still the ceutre of attraction taw both handsome and cheap Goods. Wilson A Elliott, bar just received a fine line of Cloaking aad Zephyr. ' Cloths, A. Their Prints, lluslia, and Dress Goods are cheaper than Gold. ' f m m tarTaaVBLBas are sp cially directed to the notice of the "North American Transit Insurance Company," in another column. Wi. Bill, on of the oldest and most experienced aad reliable. Insurance Agents in the Vt. is. the Agent of this Company. Although our friend Bill, ia not disposed to boast tbat the company represents, has "double the capital", of any 4!ht; yet, he' authorises us to say tbat the capital of the A. Transit, Is deemed sufficient for nil practical purposes, ami that the urge numbar rht bar already insured with him, conclusively shows wkrrt the People have entire confidence in both the Company ajsd Agent. Further patronage is reepectfully solicited. Good Resolution. Two young men of our vicinity, last week resolved to quit smoking tobacco, a of whom, having good supply of superior "Kvniwkini k," on hand, brought the aforesaid to our ofllce for u to ofjcr up aa a burnt v&rru-j in com'motnoration of the good resolution formed by htm. W commend him for this disposition of his stork ss writ an. lb; fata resolution it ia asset and Vaeij, and our advie to other youths is to go and do likewise. Ws take great pleasure in p-ff this, as we shall any other similar bequest Bud, us. Enlivening. The usual monotony of iVarl atreet was enlivened on Monday Wet, by a runaway matchbetween oar- friend WaUrema' horse nod wagon. As they auept by the Warner Hurt ling, it was a ntee qoeation which would got ahead the wagon or the horse ; but as far down aa weanwU see, the horse wss UUU ahead. Both, we learn, arrived safely home. where the bore couclnded to stop, and, ss no damage 'resulted to either, minus the seat, which flew out opnsaiss eawotnoe. the driver got in to wagon and leis;rry brought both hark again to the place from ' nhmce they had started so precipitately. A REMEDY FOR PILES. It is a hleasinar ta the, unertug to know that w have an effectual cur fur thia trulr trouUesoaa dtiwas. Mr. J. P. I'-rHi. of 14 Second street. Cincinnati, Ohio, taken great pleasur ia informing all who are sufleriag with pile ( that he need a small quantity of Dr. Strickland Pile . Beats ly, and itsfiected a partaanmt cure. Thiaaeeaaa to be the case with all who make use of splendid prepavatvoa. It is manufactured at No. 4. East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and said by all Uragrsta. ! . 'The grave, dread thing 1 ,. Men ahirer when tnoa'rt named : nature appalled . & iibakea of bis wonted firmness,' Aad to the end that this feeling mar be avoided, us lr. D. II. fleeter wt i liquid t'atarrh HetnedT, of that dread diaeaa Catarrh," .the falalet

, Carriage PraaaiaLioT some Weeks since an elegant carriage was presented o the estimable wife of Gen. Meredith, by several gentlemen of thia eity. W give below tb presentation speech, of air. Caldwell and the response of Mrs. Meredith: ' Ma. Gb. Meeeoitb, MaiAlf v t ...' i . v r Q jr-i. - A tJwrmVr Af gentlemen of this city, some of whom hav the honor of your personal acqustntvnee, all. of whom are the warm personal fronds ol yourself and the General, have waited upon yon this evening ta offer a slight testimonial f their good will and esteem for yon and of their high regard and admiration for the G?oerat. . Aa the medium of presentation, I shall not he able to convey a proper idea of the feeling which prompts these gentlemen oa this occasion. Though it he J rue that most of them hav not th pleasure of yanr personal acquaintance, they do not think they err in presuming that being the wife of General Meredith, you are worthy of him and are therefore deaervfng of any honor tliey can show you during your btief sojourn in their midif. - They like the General, not alone for the distinguish

ed services he haa rendered bis country in the conrse of this unhappv civil war not alone for the honorable proofs which he bears, and will bear to the grave npon Ji person, of a courage and. patriotism which have braved death on more than thirty bloody battle-fields not alone for tbat eminent administrative ability, which, when called into exercise in thia military district by the wisdom of the President, brought order out of confusion, hope out of duspair, life out of deathand made "the desert blossom aa tbe rose !' They like him not alone for these things which he has done and suf&Ted, but they esteem him for sll these high snd soldierly qualities which alwaya command the admiration of men, qualities which distinguish the gentlemen in the social circle, the soldier in the field, and the patriot in every situation of lif. I sm instructed, Madam, to present you an order for an elegant carriage, and to express on belialf of the donors, the hope that your swp life and that of the Genera! may b lon spared to enjoy any comfort this gift may afford you a comfort ther hope, to be enhanced at no very distant day by the changed condition of our bleeding country, from one of discordant and belligerent states, to a restored "Union of hearts and hands," pressing forward ss of old, in the path of National greatness snd National glory. We are Madam, very respectfully, Beadles A Bollinger, J. A. Mcintosh A Co., Warren Thorn bury, Watts, Given A Co., Norton Brothers, Cherry, Tirrel A Co., Surk Cochran A Co., It. G. Brazelton, Latham A Caldwell, W. R. Palmer, Fowler Mills A Co., S. F. Murrell, and other loyal citizens of Paducah. ; Mrs. Meredith Reply. Mb. Chsirksn asd Gsntlemk.h : Tbe substantial evidence of your regard manifested by the presentation of an elegant carriage, is as unexpected as pleasant to me, and I find it difficult indeed, to express in appropriate language, my thanks. Thia kind mark of your esteem, is doubly appreciated by me because it is indirectly an evidence of your approval of the labor and serrices of llim, (snd I beg of von. pardon for the expression,) who of all others ri'aeased to hear haa been a faithful steward in the dillicult andonorous duties of the several positions assigned him by hi Government; either at Head Quarters, in the camps, the field, or on the marcb. To know that he has dune well is plessing, but when his loyal fellow citizens endorse bis course and mani fest their approval ami estimation of his policy, in not ouly a delicate, but substantial manner, I must say the value of the gift is greatly enhanced, and its in trinsic worth is not alone that which will make It appreciated by me. Again I thank you. Gentlemen, for the gift, and under the circumstances connected with its presentation, I foci more than grateful for it, and shall carry its recollection and tbe emotions called up by it, with me as long aa life lasts. . I am gratefully, Airxa Mkrkdith. More Romance than Rkalitt. Tbe account we gave last week of tbe manner ia which that bounty-jumper got out of tbe "Calaboose" was incorrect. True, our worthy Mayor gave the key to the individual who called upon him for it; but ht did not let the prisoner out he put him in, and was one of the provost guards. The true state of the case U : our City Marshall, Zimmerman, nol knowing that there was any one in the Calaboose, opened the door for the purpose of airing it, and the prisoner, having been put in a cell where one of the posts had been removed and the door of the adjoining cell having been left open, finding that tbe "way was open," as Friends 9ay, deliberately walked out and aired himself, thinking, probably, that the prison could be aired just well without his presence as with it! No one i specially to blame for the prisoner's escape. Mating Again. The Spring of the yea:, is chosen by the birds for mating, and a circumstance occurred last week at Ccntreville, that shows conclusively tbat the feathered songsters are not "the ' only ones that follow this ancient practice. A couple of the bi pedal genus of the human species, having been mated in their youth and having lived together in conjugal felicity, for about twenty-seven years, and, in tbe mean time, raised a family of six children, became dissatisfied, separated, and a divorce was procured some few months ago. The influences of the spring, or may-be, the example of the birds, operated on their estranged hearts, and the following ojicial announcement, concludes the history of this human mating: Married. On Thursday last bv Jo. Kain. Esq., Mr. Jos. Morgan, to Mrs.'Lou'ua Morgan, all of Center Township. . May their last mating days be their best days, is the wish of the printer. tMf Who bss not heard snd admired the old song of "Rosin the Bow V The writer of that nng has gained th niche i t Immortality, and the carrier of our paper, determined ta gain th aaine fame, if possible', perpetrated the following, whilst on his route through th city, during tbe hih wind ot last Friday, which he styles MRo-oa-tneBIow!" . ; . . "Th wind U blew. Anl I did too With a wboop-te-dooden-do it 1 But I gut my hat Where it su pped at , With a stoop te-dooden-to H." There! -Who shall say he has not won the coveted prix? Common Plei Judge. The Governor haa appointed our friend, J. F. Kibbt, to the Judgeship of this dis trict in place of J. M Wilsos, Esq., resigned. The Legislature increased the salary of this branch of the civil service, to 91,500 per year. - 1 kaLiut. Frank Tuliidge, son of oar fellow citizen, A. Tuliidge, Deputy Collector of the kereoae, of oar city, has bn promoted to a CapU'tKj is th Mth.

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The Elements of Agriculture., ay. George F'U E. Waring, Jr., 1M4. ! , - t '"" j ? - , s : ; i , - ? " To those who take an Interest in scientific agriculture, and methodical farming, this will prove to. be a charming manual. It is well written,, in, a plain and compondioua style, ami ia well .adapted as a text book in our schools Signs of the Times, by C J. Baasea. These are letters ' to a friend, on the dangers of religious liberty in the present state of the world. The author fears the encroachment of the hierarchy open the consciences of. men. His strain is that of one who mourns over the apprehended prospect, and is calculated to en7 list the sympathy of his reader in be half of the cause he espouses. ; Schlegel's Lecture on Modern History. " This writer is very successful In burying up his ideas in a specious verbiage; and . after his meaning . Is dug out, it prove" to be but common-place, and hardly worth the labor of exhuming because common. Pages are devoted to "the beginning of our man's history and the last revolution of the earth." Now what revolution does the reader suppose the author means, tbe last diurnal, or last annural revolution at the time of his writing ? Why neither ! he simply means to give it as his opinion, that the history of man should properly begin from the last great convultiott of the earth, that is the flood ! lie brings forward tbe zenduvesta to corroborate the Mosaic history of man. He is not a German mythic, but is decidedly speculative; for instance he adopts the opinion tbat the flood was probably the effect of a comet. His early history of the Germans, the origin of the name, their customs, dec, his vindication of the character of Joan of Arc, who, he says, though more than once wounded, never shed blood herself; and was incapable of any feminine cruelty: the power of tbo Por tuguese; the fall and rise of Russia ; religious schism; war and persecution, and many other points of interest will beguile many a moment of the reader's time. Tbat the reader may judge whether I misrepresent this great German philosopher, I will give him the central idea of his book. He simply tells us, but in the exalted style of too many of the writers of that school, tbat man is born a free agent, capable of choosing good or evil ; had he remained true to the divine will, his freedom would have been that of a blessed spirit. But having by disobedience lost this happy estate, the great problem of each individual now is, to submit his lower and earthly will to the divine will, so as to regain paradise. Whatever errors in speculations his philosophy may contain, no reasonable man can call this infidelity or atheism. Man's true freedom, says he, consists not only in freedom from outward restraint, but from the bondage of lust and passions. Is there anything novel or uncommon here ? Is not all this commonplace? "Is the doctrine less common place, that the voice of conscience is the inward revelation of God." But enough : it is clear that Schlegel is not to be ranked among the German rationalists, so odious to tbe Orthodox Churches. Fatal Accident. On Saturday week last, Mr. James Cummikgs, an employe of the Ind. Central Railway, and brother of Road-Master Ci;mxhkq3, while standing at the East end of the Freight Depot, leaning carelessly against the post placed there to keep the cars, when backing tip, from injuring the platform, and not noticing the approach of some cars that were then being backed up, was struck by the bumper of one of the cars, in the side and jammed up against the post, completely uiashinz in his side. He lingered a v w until the Monday following, when he died. He was a single man, and his remains were taken to Rochester, X. Y., where his parents reside, for burial. Patrick Goden, On the 7th inM., at Hamilton, O., met with an accident when stepping on board the cars, while in motion, slipped and had bi right foot crushed by the cars running over it. - He waa brought to this city, after his wound wss dressed by a surgeon in Hamilton, when Dr. Haugbten was called in who informed him that his foot ought to be amputated. Mr. G. refused to have it done, until Saturday week last, after mortification set ia. A consultation of physicians was held, and it was decided to perform tbe operation ; but the remedy proved to be too late, and he died a few hours after. Mr. G. was a veteran soldier, aad had just enlisted in Hancock's corps. We gather the above facts from Ust week's TtUg (ErOr friend. McGIUR XIXOK, hare made an important and serviceable improvement on "Mitchell's Combined Fosset and Measurer," by inventing a "Light Mea&urer, Floating Scale, and lndicsier." and hav already made application for a Patent. It works like a charm. As the liquid of whatever kind, flows out of the vessel into the measurer, th float rises, and the indicator tells just the quant'ty desired, from a gill np to a gallon, and tbe measurer being perfectly tight, lhre is no danger of its running over. S8- We lrran that a company ha been formed with a capital of $1M,000, for th sal of B. F. Hrvr ' Patist "HooaiEn Foddi Ctrmta" one of tbe best and moat complete machines for the pari ose, that was ever invented, and on which every farmer and tack-raiser hould havnT So popular baa (has machin become, that a great demand for territory ia which to aeil right, aad for nuchin, ia flowing in from all pajta of the country, and men are taking boldl af it, with ' th sure pros pact of makirg th 'Uoeater Fodder Culler " a paying institutias ta Iknseive and to those who nan . them. Scee to .our friend Hrvr, W ha struck, gmumefpmuUuia altaout deeply anso- th pockets of th FcopU he has made an tnvennoa that "pay.' ' T-Go to Mr. Staley ' Fancy Stor. No. 71, Main -at-, for any thing that i nice. Her prices ar wry reasonable, aad W goads of th heat Ouality:

By authority of the Secretary f the Treasary, th endersigned haa assumed th General Subscription Agency, lor th sal of Cnitsd Stataa Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three tenth per cent, interest, pet annum, known aa the SEVEU-THIETY L0 AH. These Notes are iasued under the date of Aognst 13th, l 3fi4, aod ar payable three year front tbat that time, currency, or are convertible at th option of tho holder into TJ. S. 5-20 Six per cent. CPLD-BEARirJC BONDS. Then bonds are now worth a premium of nine' per cent, including gold interest from Nov., which nukes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan, at current rates, including interest, at ten per cent, per annum,beside its exemption from State and municipal taxation, which adds from on to three per cent, more, according to the rat levied on other property. Tbe interest is payable sesni-annually by cupons attached to each note, which may be cut off and sold to any banker or broker. The interest amounts to . Oas eeat per day ea a SO note. Two cent " " ioo Tea " tsoo so ttooo 1 45000 Notes of all the denomination named will be promptly furnished upon the receipt of subscription. This is THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered by the Government, snd it is confidently expected that its superior advantages will make it the GREAT POPULAR LOAN of the PEOPLE. Leas than $200,000,000 remain unsold, which will probably be disposed of within tbe next 80 or 90 days, when tbe notes will undoubtedly command a premium, aft has uniformly been the case on closing th subscriptions to other Loans. In order that citizens of every town and section of the country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the country have gen really agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will se lect their own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who only are to be responsible for tbe delivery of the notes for which ther receive order. JAY COOKE, SlBCRIPTlO.X AC I XT, Pk&vlJjJlia. SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the, First National Bank, Richmond, First National Bank, Centerville, First National Bank, Cambridge City. Flax Straw. Nine Dollars a ton for Elaz Straw, is now beinj paid by Messrs. Whimht, Bbows A Co at their Mill on the Williamsburg Pike, formerly used as a Paper Mill by T. Thistlethwaite delivered at their establishment. This price will be paid until the first of next month, and mow is tbe time for our farmera to get a price for their straw that will "pay." A Watch for Five Dollar. THE MECHANIC Is an elegant Watch, in heavy silver plated double cae, fin whit enamelled dial, spade hands, carved balance bridge, etc., a serviceable article, in running order and warranted a correct time piece. Single Watch sent by mail, in elegant case, at the wholesale price five dollars, with ten red stamps. Letters should be carefully, sealed and plainly directed. No discount to the trade. Watches sent by express when desired; but tbe avoney should accompany all orders. Address HIRAM L. WUITAM, New York city. A constant "swarm" of customers, are attracted daily to the '"Bee Hive" Store of D. B. CaawroaD, to examine and purchase his new Spring Goods of all kinds for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and Boys' wear. His assortment of Carpet is worthy the attention of purchasers. Prices, just bioht jpve him a call. yy Gas Fixtures, of the latest styles and patterns put up promptly by the proprietor of the Oas Works, James M. Starr. Fire-Brick, Coke and Coal Tar for sale. Orders received at the office, one door west of Emiwiler & Co.'s, and promptly attended to. . Whiskers 1 1 Those wishing a fine set of whiskers, a nice moustache, or a beautiful head of glossy hair, w3i please read the card of THUS. F. CHAPMAN in another part of this paper. 2-3m. A. NTXBint of rears have elapsed xince the Introduction of HOSTfTTTER'S CELEBRATED BITTERS to tbe public. The prejudice existing in the minds of many persons against what are denominated patent medicines at first greatly retarded its sale: but, as its virtues and merits became known, this barrier of prejudice was overthrown, and th demand increased s rapidly tbat in a few years scarorly a village ex iated in the I'm ted States in which th afflicted bad not cxperirnced the benefits arising from the use of the "Bitters," and at the present dav there are to be found IN ALL PARTS OF THE WOULD vouchers for tbe great merits of the article. No greater cure tor Dyspepsia can be found. Sec AdccrtimWTHt. . For sale by Druggist and dealers generally everywhere. 1-m jf3ifTH Nisth National Baxx or thb Citt or Nrw You. Joseph C Orris, President has been one of tbe most enterprising and successful agents for the various Government hnns. Over fifty million dollars have been placed in the hands of the people through it agency within nine months, and it now advertises to furnish tbe 7-30 Note by express, free of charge, ia aU part of th cnuntrr. Its object is patriotic, and the high reputation of its officers, -" I well as its capital of a million dollars, is a sure guar ante that th 7-3 subscribed for through it agency will be promptly forwarded. Tbe office of the E lore nee A Singer Sewing Machines is now at the Book Store, North-west Corner Main and Marion Sis., where a full supply of these popular machines can always he found. See tb advertisement of our old friends Kkx a Fox, in another column. Tbev have moved their estabLshment to the Henry Hall Building, and have I oaw ef the best, if not W best stock of Piece Goods j aad Ready Mad Clothing, ia this citv. Give them a ; alL '

' Th anklersigned have three thonsand Bnsbel EiEaitor of Ridmamd PaOm&mm : ' tr re-cleaned Flax Seed, selected from choice lota, DxiB St With ytmr permiion I wish to sav ta ? which they propose to loan n favorable term. the reader of rear paper that I wfll send by return Farmer would do well to call snd leara term before

mu, to ait h wisa n ( fre a Receipt, with full ai- i rections for making and using a simple Vegetable balm that will eflectuallr remove, in ten dav a. Pim ples, Blotches, Tan, Freckle, and all Impurities of the Skin, leaving th nam soft, clear, smooth aad tafuL Be.nI will also mti! free to too having Bald Head, or Bar Faces, simple directions and information that will enable them to start a fall growth of Laxnaiant Hair, Whiskers, or a JfoonaaaBj ia lass than thirty day. All application aaswered by return mail without charge. at i tfulty roar. THOS T. CHAPMAN, Chemist. 931 Broadwv, New York. 2-Aan. ' Iwetria of the Reasarreetia. W bar far sal a few copies of a pamphlet, rith j thia title, bv Natmajt Hnrr. sr, a member of 6 Societyof Frieada. It is to the povrt. Pric 1 cent a ropy- IS renal paw dram.

BICHK05D ESUBANCi: AGENCY. Ia this old estabhsbed office there are, Fir Insurance Companies represented, where aggregate

eaptsalaiaacni t pwaeoao4 u Twenty-five Millions of Dollars! Amonz them are tl'ca""MlaxaATTa3i, ''AeTtc, 'Loai ll AKD.Op-rnsxvr l," and f Coax ExCHAxeVt aUaf Tick .Jansix," ot. Hartford ! the "LiTxarooi. and Loxnox and Gi-osa," and the l DarTO" and "Fta." of Dayton. Ohio. The subscriber insure both on tbe participating and non-participating plana can insure all kind of property on equitable terms. Losses adjusted here, and promptly paid. He is also Agent tor those pnpalar Lif Insurance Cosnpanw th "SrcrniTT" of New- York, and the "Xtsx," of Hartford,' whose terms are as liberal "as those of any othui Compaa.v,' Wlf. BELL, " " JfoTaar Pruc New Stock of Jewelry, &c J. BoHUlVXICUTT, ran. aa. kaw , . . Has just received a LARGE 4 EXTENSIVE Stock of Jewelry, To whioh he invites the attention of purchasers. WATCHES, CLOCKS, BREAST PISS, Ear aad Finger Rings, Gold Chains Ac-, Ac c. Of the latest style and of the flnest finish. Alt articles sold warranted to be as represented. Watch and Clock repairing done on the shortest notice, and warrented to be well done. Thankful fr past favors a continued patronage is respectfully solicited. No. lO, West .Main Street one door WeM of Bargis Stove Store. Jan 27, 138 A. 42.-dwtf. IMPORTANT NEWS! W E ARE PREPARED TO FILL orders for Window Sash, Bl nds, Hoot s Frames, Mouldings, Brackets, Mantles snd house furnishers work generally, SCHOOL DESK.S,all made of thoroughly SEASONED LUMBER! And as low as the same can be brought in this market. Also, Pine Lsmbcr, Shingles, Flooring, Lath, Ac, Ac. f"Sixth Street, one square South of Main. Rich raond, Ind. EZRA SMITH A CO. June 5, 'S3. 313 tf SADDLES & HARNESS JUST RECEIVED! At No.es, Main St. Opposite the GaltlIoue. LEATHER R. R. BAGS, Gothic R. R. Bsirs, Sole Leather Traveling Trunks, Hard Leather Sjiring Trunks. Ladies Large Traveling Trunks, Sadies' Bonnet Boxes, Sole Leather Yallises, Fancy Horse Blankets, Common Horse Blankets, Ladies. Gents and Boys Saddles. Fine and Farm Harness, Rounded and llain Riding Bridles," Buggv, Wagon and Butchers Whip, Leather and Common Horse Brushes, Trace and Breast Chains, Draft and Yankee Harness, Draft and Bnggy Collars, Ordered Work well got up, by experienced Workaaea, and Repaiing done np promptly. fb-tf. W. L. BRADY. a. aawsox. JAMBS B. BOCK. V jJOBH A. naiDGLAND. (A. C. KAWSON. . RAWSON, BRIDGLAND & CO., General Commission MERCHANTS; No. 21, Broad Street, NEW YORK. REFERENCES: Messrs. David Dows A Co., New York. " Gilo rt, Oirborn A Co., Cincinnati. Grecg A Hughes, Chicago. " J. B. Alexander A Co., St. Ixrois. " Winslow, Lanier A Co., Bankers, New York. J. G. Barret, Esq., Cash 'r Citizena'B'k, Louisville, Kr. N. B. Curtis, Esq., Cash'r Firt Nat. Bank. Peoria, 111. J. E. Reeves, Esq., Pres. Fir-it-VU. H'k. Richmond, In. Wm. n. Morrisaon, Eq.,Iudianapolis, lad. 43 mSS. : LINIMENTS Ai SALVES. In as Iartrt and complete stock, ns there is in Eastern Indiana, sold as low bv us ashv anvone. ' I'LL iiMEK A KELLY. Clean Flax Seed to Loan. V No. 1 Article. Nothine but Flav-seM. No t foul soel whatever. Call and examine for yourselves. We feel verv certain that farmers will And it j to their interest to call at the , t "OIL MILL," Just North of Richmond, or at . .JOHN BELL'S FLOUR AND SEED STORE, adjoining the "Meredith House, " on Fifth street, if they wish a perfectly clean article, and inviting terms. TRY US. XS- For the best yield of seed, liberal premiums will be paid, to those getting seed, as above named. Printed scale of premiums can be seen by calling at the "Oil Mill." Feb. 1S63. J. W. BURSON d- CO. a EVES1E ANI POSTAGE STAMPS WM. BELL, anthorixel Atrnt. B.V ou sals br E. Corner of Main and Fifth-street . Richmond, Indiana. j , ; ARMS, DWELLINGS, BUILDING LOTS, M. and almost everv description of Real Estate for sale bv WM. BELL, Aget.t 1-tf. IVTMIIANS & BROTHER ! DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES j HATS & CAPS, I XO. 81 MAIX STREET, (Hexkt Bcilding, opposite the First National Bank. " j RICHMOND, IND. i-tf OPPOSITION TO ALL MONOPOLIES. ! 3,000 BTJSHZlIaS FLAX SEED TO LOAN ti3t.nc. GEO. W. BARNES A CO. ; The Ninth National Bank OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. CAPITAL, lytWOKM), PAID IX, Fiscal Agent of the United States, Axa Snu-iAL Aeavr ro Jat Cooks, Saamajmon Aexxr,' . Will Deliver 7-30 Kate, Free of Cbarce. I i hv awwwa m mil nmvtw. A tl . t - j paymeat Caeca aa 'a- Yark, PhiiaoVlpaam, and Boaas evrrrer nvtla. aad all bv iii hi ma usi nmes. waa mtcreat So uate or aabaertptioa. Ordm arat hv snail will be sramptlr - That Bank receiTea the acouaU at BaaAs aad BaakSIrkantsT ' " iodiri,laU J. T. HILI. OsaWr. J. T. ORYI, PmJi.mt.

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,i ESTABLISHED JX tMtI - .. , TBX . , . . , ROBINSON'S IViACHINE VORKS, . ; . West End or Mats St " ' " ARE .BCILDIXQ ' " STEAM THI7TLSH KltS,' HORSE 'POWER THRESHING MACHINES ; . : OF ALL SIZES, . Ill DRA i SAWS,. Soluble for either two or four horses, at a new style of " CIRCULAR SAW, ,; For cutting cord wood and limb into stove wutd. This is one of the oldest establishments in th countrr, and our facilities for building first das work are qual to anv. We have the pattern for repairing almost all the different kind oi Threshing Machin, MKeciallv the Ohio Machines, and will give particular

attention to this part Of our business. We also keep on nana isi sen m bkmi,wii, - mvortment of LEATUK& BELTING. JOSAS W. TEO. Richmond, Ind. Msreb U. li. ' Tonnersville Times, Cnion City Esgle, and Kokomo, Tribune, copy month and and bill. 7ft." - V ESTELL BROTHERS' WW,Tl?H to call the attention t-f their fViends and W public generally, to their Fine Assortment of American & Sniss Watches. JEVfLRY MID SILVER HIRE. We also keep supUed with tin best jp IV!IS3r O'S, MELODEONS, CABINET 0ROAKS, SSlet Music, Music Books, And all kinds of Small Musical Iastrumeartn. We also do all kinds of Watch Repairing and EngravingWe are pVaied to have an v one to CALL AND EJAMINEOVR GOODS, as we tak great pleasnrc shon Dg them, wvtW yu buy or Hot. Remember NO. "16, .Main Sreet. UicLnaoud, March lfi, v.. . . 3-tf F. B. HUNT'S HoosierFodderCntter! Patented in the United States and el Europe. pnE MOST rOITLAR CUTTER IN USE. L cuts with equal facility. HAY, STRAW. & COHXF FODDER. Is simple and durable, and can he worked wulfi esse by a boy of ten years. Having the most siiavleand complete Cliange of Ieecl, Cutting any length desired. This Machine was V$ented Jan. Ath, 184, and was exhibited at Twestrxdi tit rent State and Connty Fairs, at which it took 18 First and 2 Second Premiums. In each case of failure to get the first premium, tftccommiltfe's were divided self Interest controlling thniaioritv. Seldom has there arvthing become so POPl LAH AM) 1'ROFFITABLE, as the Uooaicr Fodder Cutfc'r. All who have had any real experience or observation in tbe matter, pronounce it a fixed fact, A Success beyond all Contorversj, And although it lias been but a short time since tkiomachiue was introduced it has been conclusively pnren, that the fodder from an acre of corn when enrar chaffed by this machine, w worth the &e attirt eottof awiiri the crop. , .'tachiue and Shop Rights to Mannfactusst. For Sale bv TC BIAS, LANE A CO., Richmond, Ind. March 18, Ci. 3-3m Administrator's Sale I THERE will be offered for sale st Public Anrtsr. on the 7th day of 4th Month, April, 1S85, t fte late residence of Je throw Iwis, deceased. On and' one-half mile South-west of Arha.in Wayne coun Ind., all the personal property of the said deceaseif, not taken br the widow, consisting in part of 2 worn. Horses. 1 Colt, 7 or S head of Cattle, 12 head of Sbeepv Itor 21) head of ftocfc Uogs, 1 farm agon ; I springWagon, 1 Wheat Drill, 1 Reaper. Wagon Harness, Farming Utensils, tOO or 500 bushel of good Wheat, nn) bnshels of BarleT. 17 acres of Wboat snd Barlev in the field. Houseliold and Kitchen Furniture, anil j other articles too numerous to mention. Conditions made known on dav of sale. Sale to commence at It) 'clock A. M. WILLIAM FULGHL M. AdmV. ISRAEL WOODRfl F, Auctioneer. 31 Month, 18th, l!6i. - S Jw Executor's Notice." - IETTERS TexUmentary on the last win of A Thomas Bulla, late of Wavne Township, Warn Countv. and State of Indiana, deceased, have thia dav been granted to the undersigned, bv the t 'lerk oi tlie Wayne Common lleas of said Countv. A11 persons havinr claims arainyt said estate are reouired to file them in tlie Clerk ' Office of said lVnly, within one rear from this dav. - ' JOSPH M. BULLA, J j r-tr mu nri i t r aaecutor March 11, 1S. 3-3 w SherifTs , Sale. Mv Virtue of a Decree and Execution to medirerted from the Wavne Common Pleas Court. I will ex. j pose st Public Sale, at the Court House door in Center -; ville, Wayne county, Indiana, on tbo 8th day of April, IWJ, IV(ra IM onari OI IV CJOCE, A. Jl . BI4 ! o'clock, P. M. on said day, the following propertv, tot wit : Lot No. one hundred and tirentv-nine i if,) in that part of the city of Richmond. 'Wayne county. ' and State of Indiana, laid out by John -Smith, exer-pt , ten ( 10 feet taken off the Sooth aid of said lot for : an alley, the same to be sold as the propertv of : David P. Holloway, to satisfy said Decree and Execu- ; tkm in favor of Jams Bolla. . i JOHN M. PASON, Sheriff, W. C. i Mareh 13th. IS6. ' - . v, e;.., V4-Sw. j -i r - REMOTAL. Mercbant Tailors No. 83, Main-st v RICIISIOND, IND., , : Hat removed their establiahment to the Henry Hall Sn9ili!i.iimail;,lil,n;i. S7... . aUoaal Baak. where they wiU U piraaed to eetair j old triend and feUow-citixrn. They ha a Urg aopply of la teat 'tyl of - PIECE GOODS, Conwting of Yertmgs, Caasi mere of aj pattern, asd -'- aloba enestoek'- H Iv a fine assortment of Cloths, which thrrar prepared to manuiaetarw aorder in ta latent aad aasat tasUonaWe nat-de, at raaaooabte prices... r. Ready-Made Clotliing, :' Vantaf acta red of thebedt material sad la' the latest Good, eonswting ef Men aad Bor' Hat 4av Cast: -FiaeShirt-lrtylHi-k.llavs,Tle, Cravats, Clave, Saspeadera, te ate. . Tbey inviu the puhGa to call asd j-r.inr their Goods and compare price. Richmond. March HKh,' : .fel.'

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f t . t t f I i '- i If TTortb American Transit 7. INSURANCE COMPANY. 7: PKIKCIPAL OFSICB. CAPITA!, 0150,080. oT OFFICER. THFODORK ADAMS, Frftsident. JOHN H. BKADLSV. Viee-Fre. Actuary. ' LLCJEN PEYTON, Secretary. JAMES CONRAD, Treasurer, JESSE K. PEYTON, Agent. . -IllRECTOatll. THEODORE ADAMS, rCadelphia. " v JAMES M. tXkNKAD, Philadelphia. RICHARD WOOD, Philadelphia. t : i ! JAMES GRAHAM. Philadelphia. . S lr. i ' FRANKLIN STEELF., Minamata. GEORGE T.STEADM AN, Cincinnati WILLIAM COLDER, Harristurg. . The North American TranBit Inauranc Company, Refer to th following named gentlemen Hon. William Dennison, P. M. General. Hon. J. P. I'sher, See. et the Interior. Hon. MoatgonMrr Rlsir, Washington l. C. . '. Jay Cook a Co.,' Washington, l. C. - , Barton, Able A Cn St. Lauis. - Ijidue.Teucy A Co., Bankers, St, Loei '" " Cttiatui' lWuk, IxmisvUU. -pFranklin Bank, Cincinnati, 0. Rartlitt A Smith, Bankers, Columbu. 0. Daniel. Able A n Metnpbi. J. ELrar Tboajeson, President Pratwylvania Central R. R. Co. J. l. Cmeron. President Northern Central K. R. CO. ' T. IL Du Par. Praaident Cattawifsa R. IL Co. F. M. Ontuly, North IVnovlvsniaV. R. Co. W. H. Osburn, President llltnot Central R. R. Co. . Tbobjecof shi lonapany is to insar person against all kind of Iccahmia while traveling or ath -erwisr, with a ised compensation per week ia ra of total disability from their usual avocations. GIBSON A OLIN, Sut Agent. HX HELL, Ageat Ritktaaa. South-caat Cor. Main acd Fifth Pt. i JOHN C. W8STf lacexxsed Auctioneer, ALL hind of Gdii sold on- enuiiiiia-iion. aad wilt attend promptly to sales in th Country, wheneves called on. rT- Sates Room, Jraih ?rreet. No. Z. stiebmond, lad. tfarrh IS, 1WX t. ive w ttoQinsr Olieiip loi- the Millions j f-tnC VFTW YORK STORE having- clinf i JRL handsy wiH be niapd on or about April Is. U-jyn iha stuck e wo.ooa worth of hey SPRING GOODS! ie tlnrc! M3ortTncnt of Nw Goadarver rrd ta thesita1 ar.u of Kicbtuud aud vtciui'ty.. Th stock baa aU - (wen pnr.'tiased during tile late decline in Dry Goods. ' f 1 wilbb sniV aV pric that Will tlefr all rompet:lion. ' Oar Stock of Uroaa Goods; t'nnmfttiuff. of EnglishP Frendi, Urratans anxl AmerT'iain (foods, will "far surpass anulung ever brought to ' this place:. j OUR STOCK OTT DOMESTIC! QO0DS ! CasKknarrea. KatUautts, Tte-tU, Aeaal, Doe Win. aiotV StMtiags,.!ltdrtas Tnlile I.inaaa, Irriaa.Isitltaav NnpAiu. SMuh TowrUttav IiapersA.cr. WiB he large? han erer before brought to Woh nsnnth. Also, a beautiful lot of . SHAWLS. AND-CLOAKS, or the Latest Sprinr Hrvlea. Mu woukTrsll-partirular attention fi O'ar NOTION DEPARTMENT, where wilt be found ' - FfOHlrTRV. fiLOTIM. KHBROIt7KRIZ, fOLKA HS, ffETTSr sVr.Ac. It is- oc LitiuitiiKt to make our establishment lb Great ,. Emporiiim for Cash: Pur1 ; chasers, Where any article- in UM.Diwa Goad Liu, ran ha buught-for Cs.ili Without 2 TxTnble mf Shoppfinfv Air cnrp rlie wholesai credit pneei W would MWtnalt rrnH.i-r iliy Goods',, that tthi opportuaity of eUictir.g v.r fr'im ao entire new stick pur chased in New York at. the lowest cash pri, I aa epporiunrfr mix rarely- meet wlh. 9nt bnsine wiit be ' . - . STRICTLY CASH, AND OliE PRICE OULY. 5i f r Kosployee aaking aiore or taking lese. and our Uools vill be shown with pleaxure. Politenosf? and- Attentioa ta ALW"" VJlbe onr Mstto. NEW YORK CA8W ."TORE, lichtuond,, March , ltji. t J-tw. fTTizrv, T.tKir soticr TFIK City Couacfl instruct me to notify yon to removeafl ofstruct ion on tbeaide walk from bw yor proraise and ia yoar aituy-av or grae ; our side walks bjx ceeded rta oat yon frnttersl Ac. This necevssrv work, for tbe health and bwnty of onr citv, hi reii.-vl to be done immeHiaWy. If i in asSdonvb-r youvl an instructed to do tb joe myself as -jtreet Vomn Jwiojue-, and the soat of th same wilf be chargej up to your property and placed on the duplicate, t be ileaed aa atbar tax ar eoHei-,-. KENfNT NEWBY, Ptreet Commissioner. K(--1, tarch Vcvit Am Ordiamsae ta amend OraUaaara Ilea; nl suing the sale ( iirewooaU Sritcnwr, . ; Bs it ordaiae 1 by tbe Cotasaoa Conor tl of the city of Richmond, that section three (1) of ', said ordinance be amended ao to read, aad shall be atlowed to receive for ever? Ind so mewd of : W feet, or lea, frva cents ; for load of fro a M t . 92 feet, ten cents, aad for each load Mceeding- I9t feet. It cent. Bsc. Z. Tbfaordmanee Vbe ia fovea from and after it pnhhratioa. ?, ,,r. . ihtt. ; Approved, March 7, l&i. - f " JOflNFNLEY. Ksvor. r? ArrxsT.- W. W. A run. City Cfcrk. 4 t Ordiaaee renairiag treeprs af fUalfloats l jacks, ta pay Irrssa av acribiag penalty for violation tharaaf. Kac. 1. Bait ordained ly th Coaaaaos) Caaaeal of the city of Richmond, thai every parsoa or parsoaa who shall keep a Htailioa or Jack to let to ansra, aball par a Laer f Tea ItoHars for rvery Stmtlion or Jack ao kept. Fac. 2. Any prrm woe thaQ advertise to kaep, or Le any Stallion or JacsS to let to mare, inavl th limit for the Corporation of Sichasnad, ar withal half n mile of Mil Corpnratioa tin, without trat pnwaiing Licen' from th Mayor or Clerk of aaal Cttr, shall npna oaastsa fdasreof a finad aar a ; twit ! than fira aor than twrty;ihllra, aad cou of suit to whioh shall b added aocaat Is ta - the Attorney prosveatlngth cam of $3. Sac. ft. Thai art abia forva, froaa aad Aar Ira pablifBtiaB, - ' i )-t i . aVUh - Approved, March T, 188$. . . JOHN F INLET. Mayar. Amarr : W. W. JUm, City Clsrk. SlxGriSIm Sale BY Tirtaaaf a Dstm to as dhsai fsaa h Wsyaa Circuit Court I wOt xpoa at PahU jate. At tb Court Boom door ia CVstrerdl, Waya Oonswy, Iadiaaa, a a M' day af AarfL Usa, between th boots af In a'eaoca, A. M. aad 4 ataak P. a . on said day.tbe tCowing property , ta-vit: Oas Is tath Snwa of Will iamibwg. Ways lajt,)JtBara of Indiana, aad knows oa th plat of saaa ra aa lot No. thirtv-threa (J3,) th same tv a sola as tfhs rropsrty or rraaeta rreaca aad Xarvhea I French a ra tsvsaof J JOHN V. PAXMN, HAwrtf W, O.

March lSh. 14.