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r . RICHMOND, IND., JUNE 15. 1865. UuiL-Gn. Grant and Secretary Stan- - ton Wha Rank ? " : Thoe of or readers who have seen th ;rformancw of Barer, the horeUmer, will remember tLat 1U. system coniBted in simply tying wp the horse' leg anfl placing the animal npon its side. - Alter this jri ortoe donethcre was no ! farther, trouble. cTJnM Apst Ticiosj-i Urse became perfectly quiet and gentle. A t portion at, Hare' own placidity einCt to ' im rarfcda A hM ihc anhjia! - that had been rearing ad kicking and biting so madly but a few minutes before: p The firoi but raodt horse-tamer accomplished, ia bis tool, easy waywhat hundreds .of ibm tafen ted 'operators had not dared to attempt. ; , There hare beep many exclamations ,'tfon"4flrand nrpriMf Uefacf ithat Secretary Stanton, who has tried to control everybody cUe. has had difficulties with everybody else, has always seemed to get along very well with Lieut.-Gen. Grant, agreeing with him about' eTerything, carrying out Iu"pUns with great - energy and vigor, accepting Lis judgment npon every disputed point, and initiating that bis wishes shall be eon Mil ted in all things that affect the army that is to say, tlie Government. It is not generally know, however, that . Gen. Grant once- Karey fiod Ir Stanton," and 'tht this accounts for the phenomena' which .'h4 so astonished the public f As a matter of history we will give the anecdote. When. Geo. Grant was about to leave WusIiington.tO' nter Ml4" that tmblime campaign which began with the battle of th - wilderness, and ended .with the . downfall of tho rebellion, he called upon . Secretary Stanton to say good bye. Tho Secretary was anxiously awaiting hina. -During the two and . half years that President Lincoln and ' Secietary , Stanton hail managed the Eastern armies, lt was tL first point in their pjan to keep Washington heavily garrisoned with troops. Large bodies of men were stationed in fortifications around -the cit-,

and other larcre bodies were kept with hi . ' in supporting distance. Now that Grant had come into power Stanton wanted to see" that the defense, of Washington was not overlooked. Accordingly, after a few preliminaries, the Secretary re marked : . - "Well, General, I suppose you have left us enough men to strongly garrison . th forta ?' 'No.'' said Grant, coolh. "I can't dol

that." 'Why not?" cried Stanton, jumping nervously about; why not? why not?" "Ilccauso I have already sent the men to tho front," repliecj Grant, cajrnpy. v , That won't do," cried Stanton, more nervous than before-., "It's contrary to my plans. I can't allow it. I'll order the men back." . 'I shall need the men there," answerGrant, and you can't order 'them back." Why not?" inquired Stanton again. 'Why not? why not?" 'I believe that I rank the Secretary in this matter," was the quiet reply. 'Very,' well, V said Stauton, a little warmly, ""We'll see tOQ" president about that I'll hartt to take you to the l'reaident" That's right," politely observed Grant; "the President ranks us both." Arriving at the White House, the Gcncral and Secretary asked to see the I'res4 - ident upon important business, and in a ' few moments the good natured face of Mr. Lincoln appeared- . "Well gen4inen," saul the President, with a genial smile, what do you want with mc ?" "General," said Stanton, stiflj', "state your case." - ! have no eaae " leZ stati,'? I replied -icncral Grant; I'm satisfied a it is ;" :--thus outflanking the Secretary, and dis- " " playing same strategy' iu dijlomacy "Well,- wdVlialiythe President, aughtng, "state your case, Secretary." Cir Secretary Stanton obeyed ; General

--..Grant said nothing; the President J listened vry attentively. .When Stanton n had concluded, the President crossed - - his legs, rested his elbow on LU knee, twinkled his eyes quaintly, nnd said : 'Now, Secretary, you know we have been trying ' to manage 'the5 army for two3ears and a half, and you know we ' haven't done much with it We sent over the mountains And brought Mister Grant as Mrs. Grant calls him to manage it for us, and now I guess we had better let Mister Grant have his own )" ....... From this decision there was no appeal. Nobody ranked the President So Gen. Grant went off with the army, and Secretary Stanton went back to his office. That application of Grant's Rarey like tactics made Stanton the hardest working Secretary and one of tire most gentlemanly oflkials in Wash-

. . ington, ana it ruuy accounts lor tue aa-, mirable relations which have since ex- j isted between him and the Lieutenant. - L General. uJt showa i.lJJ tht Grant j knows piOW to mauage men as well as armies. ' Ilis " shrewdness is equally . available in the Cabinet and in the field. What is strategy in war becomes tact in -;k tttplomncT. 'Lieutenant General Grant, j . like Yield Marshal Wellington, will be , , one of the chief advisers of the GovernOVi Yuiut, both fn iritriml ia ae j.and as j, he holds his position for life, his expert- t eriee in public affairs will constantly in -1 . . craxo. and will be invaluable to every -; President. Xttc rYork Herald. . Chauitt Bboiss at Homk. Great' preparations are being made in view of Vi. c tho Ibrtfic4mlng SaniUry Fair uoou to be held at Chicago, and doubtless large ' eolMcibations wul be asked and expected -"'frtia CM Citizens of Indiana. A jHJrtion , .6f theprooeods of the Fir is intended for tho Army, bnt the major portion will ? br 2d to tho orectioa of a Soldiers' ? Hr "'Chleago, - Tho object is most, V-'C? liable, but our people should re-

i member thai in . accordance with - the mmm w au sv wvi uuvti -w i 4A x? i recommendation of our noble Governor,

t fsi ' vuifcu, is wiuy iuuguravtu lor lae; f h ercotiea In our own State of a Home for i ' 7 ,. , the gllant Soldiers of I ad una ; and in " hpoh. To trust religiously, to hope 7 'view of that fact, would it not be well, humbly, to desire nobly, to think ration- . ,.Wori sending their contributions abroad I lo win resolutely, to work earnestly, fi tbxUat of. their means.'.td donate ' nd t0 die fearlessly. POTtiow, atlut, to mid in the stTort ' vWalch is being made to wrcpars a Home ' A Good Ma. The good man is one . ' tor tbs woan ded and disabled Soldiers; who always finds excuses for others, but of Indiana 7 Id'an.a America. j never excuses himself.

Nitro-Grycerine. This is Uie name of a new explosive agent, of which mention begins to be made in foreign papers. It first made itself known, as such inventions usually do, by killing several persons who were experimenting upon it in a laboratory at Stockholm. The original discoverer, nothing daunted, pursued the even tenor of his inquiries into the new compound, and at last has brought it to snch perfection that, according to a letter in a recent London paper, it is cow used in blasting out the railway tunnel under Stockholm. No accident has occurred since its introduction to practical use, and the inventor claims that it can be used with comparative safety' iu mining and other operations. The substance is a liquid, and is said to have fifty times the explosive power of gunpowder. No account of its manufacture or its chemical characteristics is given ; probably because the inventor prefers to keep-his own secret The discovery is an interesting one because every new discovery in the realm of science is interesting but it hardly seems deserving of the importance which is ascribed to it by foreign journals. Gunpowder and gun-cotton arc sufficiently destructive for every purpose of war or peace, and have the merit of being far safer than any of the other nitrous compounds, .which give additional explosive power, it is true, but at the expense of additional risks. Chloride of nitrogen, iodide of nitrogen, nitride of silver, and other fulminrnting TT"ticrm, re agents of destruction far more terrible than common - gunpowder, but they are apt to be decomposed by the slightest blow or jar, ignition not being necessary to touch ' them off, and are therefore full of danger to persons handling them even with the . utmost care. Nitro glycerine will proba- , bly be found to come under the same head of unstable and unsafe compounds. Glycerine, the article which is wrested to this strange use, is of itself one of the most harmless and useful substances. It is a transparent, sweetish, odorless sirup; the base, or essential principle of all animal f its. It has been but a bhort time known, but is already applied to : many uses much more beneficent and Important than that of supplanting gunpowder. As a vehicle for the administration of disagreeable medicines, it is unequalled. The most odious drugs seem to lose thc-ir taste when dissolved in glycerine. With either and naptha it possesses the property of dissolving guttapercha. Among the newest applications of glycerine is that of its employment in certain branches of photography. It has already gained a reputation for itself as an ingredient in cosmetics and perfumes. It is made chiefly from the mother liquor of soup factories, and affords a good illustration of the valuable uses which science may derive from suostuuees ordiuarily rejected as waste products.

Maaonto Action on the Death of President Lincoln. At the Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Indiana, held last week, the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted: WnKKBAS, In the inscrutable providence of Almighty GoJ, Abraham Lincoln, the first citizen of the United States, by official station, the first by the rectitude of life and daily conduct, the first by his devotion to the honor, interests and integrity of the country, the first by the power and influence which he wielded with wisdom, sagacity and courage, has been stricken down by the hand of an assassin ; and WneRKAS, It is due, that this Grand Lodge, representing three hundred and twenty-eight subordinate Lodges, scattered all over the whole expanse of the State of Indiana, should give expression to their sentiments at the appalling blow, which, like a thunderbolt from a cloudless sky, struck the heart of the whole nation ; therefore, Iioltd, That we look with abhorrence on an act which took from us, and the country, which he so faithfully served, the man who, through four years of deadly strife, with au eye single to the maintenance of the Government, has guided and directed us, and who with the haven of peace and security in sight, was by a dastardly act snatched from the full fruition of his labors. 2. That we concur with the Union loving people all over the globe in the expression of regret and deep sorrow, which this event has called forth, and that we will cherish Abraham Lincoln as the great emancipator of an 'oppressed race with undj-ing affection ; trusting that history, poetry and art will unite to keep his memory creen in remembrance of virtuous men forever and ever. . 3. That a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to tho bereaved widow and family of the deseased, iu token of our heartfelt sympathy with the great loss which they and the country at large have sustained. Papers thc'Jiout the Stte of Indiana are reqtiC to publish the foregoing. The Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune, in comparing the soldierly bearing of the Eastern and Western troops, pays a high compliment to the latter. He says : "The Western men were taller, with fewer boys, and scarcely any foreigners among them. Their marching step was several inches longer, and yellow and red beard and light hair predominated. Officers of the Army of the Potomac conceded that they "marched better; that they moved with an elastic, springy, swinging step, that does not belong to Eastern boys, and their faces were more intelligent self-reliant and determined. One could not distinguish officers from men except by uniforms. Privates and officers seemed to be eqnal in manly behavior. On the other hand. Eastern troops show, ed more pure discipline and drill. There was also a marked distinction between the officers and men in point of tyspw I .,t,,.rA

From Friends lntrfUgroerr. Tuk Death or Abraham Liscols slxtkkxth psksickxt of tuk uitki States. The. wise ruler, the good man has fallen, a victim to that malignant spirit which his forbearance would have pardoned. We can scarcely conceive the vindictiveness that could plan and execute a deed of such atrocity. It was conceived without provocation and perpetrated under the extension of a clemency almost unparalleled. Such an event is truly a national calamity. Sorrow is on the faces of all, and the general expression of 'mourning attests the gratitude and affection with which Abraham Lincoln is regarded. While the oath required of our Chief Magistrate in assuming the duties of his office and his exercise of military power, are both at variance with our testimonies, we admire the wise statesmanship and the constant reference to a sense of duty which marked the decisions of our late President. Honesty of purpose and integrity of heart were universally accorded to him, and while his gentleness and courtesy to all, recommended and endeared him to the people. The clemency he so frequently exercised in the forgiveness of offenders was a reiterated attestation of the superiority of the Divine precept, "The greatest of all is charity." Even in a time of war, the principle of "peace on earth and good will to men" was often thus revived in our memory. Although the heart of the nation has been stirred, as it has seldom been before, let ns not cherish a feeling of revenge, but take heed to our lips we sin not. The future is heavily clouded, yet let ns not lose our confidence in Divine power, but reverently renew our trust, remembering that, "Behind the dim unknown Standetb God within the shadow, keeping watch above hia own."

Wokkixo and Thixking. The workman ought to be often thinging, and the thinker often working. inf. m mm ii. Is Published in the Warner Building, on Thursday Mornings, By HOLLOWAY &. DAVIS, At 82 per Volume, PAYABLE IX ADVANCE. Job Printing. We hare a new "DAY JOBBER," and new fonta of Tjpeaf the latect atrles, both plain and fancj, and are prepared to da work neat and expeditiously. Pamphlets, Catalogues, Coustitations, Show Bills, Handbtlts, Blanks, Posters, Bills of Lading, Bill Heads, Cards, Note, Envelopes, Circulars, Checks, Lables, Ac. PRICES FOR WORK REASONABLE. PROFESSIONAL CARDS: M. W. HOBBS, M. D., located on Main Street. South aide, between 5th and 6th Su., May 4th, IS6S. 2nj2 KICHMO.ND, IND. I- J. FRANCISCO, yi. 1. Office and Residence South Franklin Street, East side, between Main and Walnut, July 17, 1354 30 tf RICHMOND, Ikdiaka S. B. HARRIMAN, M. D. RESIDENCE A NO OFFICE, No. 23 South Front Street, ( Late residence of Dr. Kersey. ) RICHMOND, IND. Office hours T to S A. f., and 1 to 2, and i 6 to 7 P. -M . Richmond, Feb. 23, 155. 52 !r. DENTIST, niclnnond, Ind. DENT At ROOMS on North Fifth Street, West Side, near .Main. Jane 1, 1S. 17tf Wm. V. IBickle, ATTORNEY AT LAW; Office in the Post Office Building, (Up stairs third room sosith Entrance oa Ifain at.,) RICHMOND, INDIANA. April ,15. 6-tf. JOHN C. WHITRIOGE. Attorney at Law & Notary, STARR HALL BUILDING, Richmond, Indiana. C. H. BURCHENAL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Xotary Public, Office, NO. IT, Xaia St., over Haines' store. (S3-tf) SthaTiaf Creams, Wind or looraad Barber Soap bv tM nackan. txrt or eat, at FLCJaJdERJsXKLlT'S.

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OOCTORS T. A S. II. KERSITV . fcaTe formed a partnership in the practice of Medicine and urerr. Kcwienre of lite lormer Xorth7tf atreet, .Kt aide, between Main and Broadway ; f the Utter, . E. Corner of Market and W ashinyta-n-st. Office on M.is street, Soti side, between Peart and Mima, orer ti. W. Barnes- and Co's. grocery. O&ce. hoars from I to , A. M. - - 1 lo 2 and from 6 to i, F. SI. Richmond, January It, li. t-f. EVERY DOLLAR Realized frcua sale of the stock of tue NATIONAL PETROLEUM MINING COMPANY, Is uaed in derelfping the Territory in which all Stockholders bare aa equal pro rata interest. , ' 14-2m. PAPER IIIHS! JLatcst Arrival! WALLPAPER, WINDOW PAPMt, PAPER SHADES, BORDERING, &.c, .c. SPRING- PATTERNS, Just received at S. G. Dt'G ALE'S, 93 Main street, Richmond, Ind. April 27, 1845. 8-3m. Fanners. LOOK YOUIl INTEREST!! ralll underlined is cow prepared to furnish the H. the Farmers with the celebrated COM15INED SELF, or HAND NEW YORK REAPER, With Steel Cutthig' B:ir of Improved Style. These Machines are the clieapt st and most dnrable now offered to the public. He has sold them for the last fire years with tht most c"ni;leU; success. For references, apply to the follow in persons who have been usinp tliein : urEL Sin te, Aakon Sucts, Coknb8 Kati.iff, J. 1!kow.c, Ei.tos Hobton, Oliver T. Junes, and Alfkeu I'skkkhill. He is also prepare, to furnish StaiTorcTs Cultivator, As shown in trie following cut : It saves ono hand, aod another peculiar advantage it has, it adjusts the shanks or tevth to suit the ground, or obstructions. When one of tiie shanks strikes a root or stone, it will rise over it w ithout having to stop the team. This Cultivator is only to be seen in operation to give complete satisfaction. He has also for sale B. C. TAYLOR'S SULKY RAKE, Which ia a most excellent Implement, and is just the article needed by farmers. Also, Taylor's Improved Sugar Mill, One of best Mills for grinding Chinese Sugar Cane ev er invented. He is aUo manufacturing a DOIBLE -HEADED HAY FORK, Which every Farmer should be tu possession of. TfySamples of the He.iper, Cultivator, Sugar Mill, and Hay Fork, can be seen in the Shed in tlie rear of the Gait House, an 1 tlx public are respectfully iurited to call and examine them. WM. COCHRAN. Richmond, April 27, lw?5. 9-2m ZEaLom cfc? FOX, jjlcrcliaest Tailors No. 83, Main-st., RICHMOND, IND., Have removed tlwir establishment to the Henry Hall Puil.ling, immediately opposite the Eirt Xntional Bank .where they will be pleased to see their old friends and felluw-citixens. They have a large supply of latest styles of PIECE GOODS, Consisting of Veitings.Cassimeres of ail patterns, and a fine assortment of Cloths, which theTare prepared to manufacture to order in the latest anj most fashionable mode, at reasonable prices. They also have a fine stock of Ready-JVJr ;Je Clothing, Manufactured of the be, material and in the latest fashion; and, also, a fine assortment of Furnishing Goods, consisting of Men and Bov's JIt V- t'p-: Fine Shirt .all tj le, sbcU,C'oilars,Ties, Cravats, tiloves, Suspenders, tc, Jkc. They invite the public to call and examine their Goods and compare prices. Richmond, March 15th, 1S"5. 3-Imo. NEW DRUG STORE. AVERY & BOWEN, peaixks IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Staff, Coal Oil I-rnf. Soaps, Pcrfaaeriea, aad Fancy Article UeneraJly 1 1 Atso or Pure Wines St Liquors FOB MTPICAL PCRP05ES. Patent and Proprietary Medicines CCT Correr of Uia Mra Sirwu. jgt , BlCHMoVtS ID. Onr s-boW stock is Jw sod fresh, lurhjg Just lam pnrcbawd of Xaon&crer aad IsaporUrs. Jna 2S, 1I6J. JT-tf.

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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, For Sale. THE undersigned Executors of the Ust will and testament of Tnouas Bulla, deceased, offer for sale that well known Grazing Farm of Eighty Acres Of Land three and rne half miles South-east of KtrhmosKi. in Wavne Counlv, Ind-, and d.-aenbed as follows, to-wu : S. W. part of the '. E. quarter, Section It, Town. 13, Range 1, West. There is a fine kit 0 excellent Poplar timber aad good neverfading stock water 00 said farm. It is a Very Desirable Stork Farm. Terms: one-third cash one-third in one vear and one-third in two years, with mortgage on the 'land for the deferred payments, with interest from date. Possession given immediatelr. J. M. BCIXA, Wu. BULLA. ExccrroBS.

NOTICE, Is hereby given that the undersigned h,s been appointed administrator of the Estate of II tsar Newmas, late of Wayne County and State of Indiana, deceased, Said Estate is snWposed to be solvent. JACOB C. BCKKHARDT, Administrator. Richmond, Ind. ,May 23d. 135. 13-3w. A. D. STR EIGHT, rriLlSHKB OP FIEST CLASS SUBSCRIPTION Nortli-East Comer of Washington and Meridian -sts; Indianapolis, Ind. STEVENSON'S POPl'LAR WORK INDIANA'S "Roll of' Iffouor," Which graphically describes tlie actions of our hrave soldiers in suppressing tlie Great Rebellion, ami vividly portrays the noble deeds of Indiana's Patriotic Dead, is now ready for Agents. We desire to emptor a few good men to canvass the State for "Indiana's Roll of Honor." To those who wish to engage in the ltot.k business, this is a splendid opportunity, as there is no work now published which meets with such ready sale. The Publisher desires to complete the canvass as soon as possible, and is prepared to oflW liberal terms to competent Agents. We would call the especial attention of disabled officers and soldiers to the above advertisement, f jer-Adilress as above. April 27, 1S6S. SADDLES & HARNESS JUST RECEIVED! At No. 63, Main St. Opposite the Gait House. LEATHER R. R. BAGS, Gothic R. R. Bags, Sole Leather Traveling Trunks, Hard Leather Spring Trunks, Ladies Irge Traveling Trunks, Sadies' Bonnet Boxes, Sole Leather Vallises, Fancy Horse lilauktts. Common Horse Blankets, Ladies. Gents and Boys Saddles. Fine and Farm Harness, Rounded and Plain Riding Bridles, Buggy, Wagon and Butchers Whips, Leather and Common Horse Brushes, Trace and Breast Chains, Draft and Yankee Harness, Draft and Buggy Collars, Ordered Work well trot up, by experienced Workmen, and Kepaiing done up prompt!) . feb-tf. W. L. BRADY. JVEW firm. rW II f. undersigned, having formed a Co-Partner-JL ship, for the transaction of a general 1'orw iirditig Mud Commission Business, the purchase and sale of all kinds of Grain, Grass Seed, Flaxseed And WOO I., Under the name and style of HENLEY, STRATTAX A CO., ar j prepared to buy those articles in larpe or small quantities, delivered at their Wnrc-Iloti'.e at the intersection of Fif th street and Fort Wavne Avenue, Richmond. Ind., where all interested will please give us it call. JOHN 11EM.F.Y. SAMUEL HEX LEY, J. E. STRATTAX, J. S. &TAKK. Richmond, Dec. 8, ltti4. 4 1 :6m $6 RICHMOND DYEING and CLEANING Establishment ! ! TIIE undersigned, having purchased the Brick Building at the west -end of the Bridge, he is prepared to do ail kinds of Dyeing:. Wearing sppare, of every description, and the finest articles of Velvet, Crape, shawls, Laces, Ac, can be cleaned and colored in the most desirable manner, at this establishment. Stains, Grease-Spots, and nil kinds soil removed from Velvet, Silk, Ac. A II articles cleaned and dyed without being taken to pieces if desired. ALSO CARPETS, FEATHERS, PLUMES, PIANO ( OVERS, Ac., Cleaned. SCOURING, and REPAIRING gentlemen's wearing apparel doue in short notice, and iu the best manner. Also BONNETS dyed any color desired. Very particular attention is called to his newlv invented style of cleaning Kid Gloves. White as well as colored, without any odor and dyed. Parcels from a distance carefully sent by Express or otherwise, as instructed. Remember, the Brick House at the West-end of the Bridge. C. WINKLE, Proprietor. June 22, 1S64. Richmond. Ind. (la-iy.) EZRA NYE, & BRO DEALERS IX Stoves and Hollow Ware, Plain, Pressed, and Japaned Tinware. Also, Agents for the Sale of the Forest Queen Cooking Stove, And Manufacturers of all kinds of TIN ANO SIIEI.T-IRON WORK! Tin mid Iron Iioafi Put in Order. Z&k orders for Spouting. Gutters and Vi!Wi 1 attended to with promptness. Store apioining Scott's Furniture Room. tpt th j Depot, Richmond, Indiana. Jan. 27. Itf HERNIA! RUPTURE!! Messrs. AVERY & EOWEtf, HAVE jnst received a splendid assortment of Dr. I.ANG WORTHY'S LEVER SPRING TRUSS. The advantage of this Trass over all others, i rarr.t to all who examine them. Its action in in ti, MRECT TRACK of the Hernia, and is claimed to efi tect more cures than all others now ia use. Perons j su tiering from Hernia should call and examine them, j whether they wish to bur or nf.t. Titer will be shown to any with pleasure. "ALSO a fine assortment of saosiaer if race, for 1 outb's, Male and Female. 81PPORTKRS k FLESH RRI SIIIX. AVERY A BOWEN, Cor., Main anj Marion Sts., Richmond. Ind. Nor. 1, 3-tf. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Peaa., A BeoevrOetit InsutntK a tbltahed bv specia! endowment for toe relief of the ck and Iii.tre.ied. afflicted with Vjmlent and Epidennc Diseases, and especially for the core M diseases of the Sexual Orgr. ''TAW'EDICAI. Advice gratis bv the acting surgeon to - sll who apply by letter, with a decriptw?n of thsir eonditioa. tage, occupato, habits of life, ac," and in eases of extreme povertr, medicines rarnUhed'free of chjrge. Valuable reports on SpertnatorrboM aad otoer diseas ot toe sexnal organs, and tin the new remi-.es tm4oyd in toe lpcnary, sent to the affiicted, free ot chare, in sealed letter nrelope. Two or three tump will be acceptable. Addrass Dr. J. EKILI-ES HOrGHTOX. Actg Hnrgson Howard Association, 3, Sooth Sintlt stPhiladelphia. Bv order "f the P'ir", ZRA D. HART WELL, Preidnt, GEO. TAlk CHILD, Secrsury,

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Jewelry, Watches, Notio IMNII.1S KISliN urvc assortment oi riaira ' Ware. t'ator, Knire, Forks and Spoon: JIu-ieMl lstruntealsAr. in assortment of Sheet Moie. constantly on hand. R. B. PICKINSON. No. 41, Main-st., Richmond, In.1. Jan. 27, 1S64. 6tf - . . r w , . . D. B. CRAWFORD, Proprietor of the m HIVE STORE, Is now receiving the LARGEST STOCK OF CARPET TWO AND THREE PLY y INCRAIN, HEMP ANO RAO! STRAW MATTING AND KCGS, Of everv description. Oil Cloths, of neat patterns. lress Jkh1s. of newest styles, iniuol to have the In fact I am deterREST STOCK OF GOO OS IV TIIE CITY And Sell as Cheap. All of mv Goods will be sold at fair prices. Th public are invt-ted to call at No 41 Main street. Richmond, May lr, 1SA5. l,tf lVTMEANS & BROTHER 1KAI.ERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, IIVTS Su CJSJPS, XO. SI JfAlX STREET, (IIknrv Chlpinu, opjiosite the First National Itauk,) RICHMOND, IND. 1 tf I OM ADF.S ANI OILS, for the Hair, of Engiinii auu American manmariure. for sale at PLC M MEii A KELLY S Pnitfstore. ' 11 earth nnd I)ut Iruhe, forsalehr PLl'MMER A KELLY. rmri: WASH lilt I 'Sll IX forsalehr PLC MM EK A KELLY. "TfaTAlI. Bltl slli:, at PLL'il.MEIi A KEELY'S Pmpstore. f rjloolh Ilrufbes, a larce assortment at U PLl'MMER A KELLY'S. air and Cloth I!i uhc, for sale hr PLl'MMER A KELLY. New Stock of Jewelry, Sec. IS.SIUrVXICIJTT, 1 lias just received a -a ' 'k) LARGE A EXTENSIVE LjC--. Stock of Jewel rr, To which he invites the attention of purchasers. WATCH IX, (LOCKS, Hit EAST PINS, i::r and Fin;er Rings, (old Chains, Ac, Ar., Sec Of the l.itcst style and of the finest finish. All articles sold warranted to be as represented. Watch and Cliv k ropairinp done on the shortest notice, and warranted to he well done. Thankful for past favors a continued patronage is re.-iectful!y solicited. No. IO, West Main Street, one door West of Harris's Stove Store, Jan 27. 1S6L. 42.-dwtf. U. NordyLe. ' P. Johnson. O. Eckel. No. 77, Main Street, RICHMOND, INDIANA, " mOT'I.D rcsjxHtfully call tlie attention of their V V ritiuifrous cutonHTs, and tlie public at larre, to their fine and complete assortment of STOVES and TIN-WARE. They invite particular attention to one of their leading C.M.k Stoves, called Tlie American, Which cannot lie excelled in this or anr other market. We ill ml it on TRIAL, and let a text of its menu he its only recommendation. Also, a large lot of other Stoves. jTr Thev have purchase the ricit of Wavne co. for manufacturing HANGING UCTTERS, by' a new method, by which tlie sen ms are locked together instead of lx inu lipel, as in the old way ; thus making a more substantial job, and one that is not likely tit break by freezing. Please esamine tliis improvement before contracting elsewhere. We also have the exciuaira right for the sale of the best Clothes-Wringer, That has yi t len brought out. It can be adjusted to any kin I of vessel, and is so constructed that it cannot orr ot T of ORi'FB. Call and see the article, and ! convinced. We do promptly all kinds of JOB WORK snch as rlate Kouling-, Tin Kooniig, Cornioe, Spouting, Valleys, and Hangin? Gutters, Richmond, Slay 4th, ladA. COfflFORT AND ECONOMY. f H1HTSE two very desiraUe qoahties are combined SL in aa eaiiiicnt degree, in the HARD RUBBER TRUSS, and to the afflicted nee-ling such Instruments. W'e can recommend this a t'LKA.VI.y, DL'RABLE, and front it adaptability to anr form, much more comfortable thin most other Tru--. Our slock of Marsh's, Fitch'a, Ilnbbard's, Rirterand the Hard Uubber Tins Company's Infru meats, is Urge and well assorted both forchildrcs snd adults. We havea private room where the Instruments can be applied by any physician, or by or.e of the firm, aa ma v be desired. PIXMMEBA KELLY. . Richmond, Jan. 1, lwi5. 47-tf. Fine Watches and Jewelry. Direct from the Manufacturer. . Gold cold r Watches I Wafches I -Jewelry I Jewelrr! The Vpry Best! The rerr BestI The very chca pest t "The very cheapest. At C. A. Dickinsrn's Jewelry Strtra, 5o. M M Street, BhovwvL Ind. " . Cheeenaa Pills, fertdieal TrropsForaaUtrr PLCMEB A KSLLT. ilay 4, l&i. lsr "lrE fcavs the !Tt sad o,t nutk of Pr1 carrir aad Toilet (aods. is this cirv. Tey were botf Jl radaced tnc". iid wft; be sld seeorW'.J. rtCXitXK KILT,

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CM W. BAIUIE3 G OC3L, ;;rr VTMOlMALsl AXV KTfT" GROCERS, New Iron Front BuilcliiiQ, I. i-'i'-it i JSt " V aaaed Frnit & Catsaas. -j trretTsej Tomatoes BlMabrfTMarT Extra Pouches, Raspberries aad Plums. Tomato Catsup, U alnut do. London Club auce. 1 ' Worcester slx're do. TicVels ol various kiwis. SatsdOils. 31 Main St. O. W. BARN Ed A CO. CI EXVINR M KEN Ct X. MJMlW.U sTTAHI.irr. A ULLY WIirTE, at PLCM. MERA KELLY'S. JelHe ;e. - Strawberry and IUspberry Jellies. . s Pine Apple Jelly. Shred Isinglass or ex-la tine foe makm tslWM j . : Raapberry ayrop, Try hue and suitabto tot w in SH-kuoaa, 31 Main St. O. W.BARNES A CO. Kami 10 llhds. snctin. 20 Rbls crushed, granulated and powdered 4a. fi Rbls. ReAned do, earwws trade. ti Rbls. Refined do. 31 Main St. O. W. BARNES A 00Collee: 40 Bajrs Rio CofRe. . li " Mocha, Java, and I.arnara do. , 31 Main St. U. W. UAHNK3 A CO. AUNOI.1A 11AI.M. Whits and Pink, at PLI MMKK A KELLY'S. . . aa dries. f 20 keps bi-cartonat Soda. -I boxes Madder. ' ,8 10 " Indioo. . 1 14 " Ex. Logwood. 10 " Cudbear. 10IV-ixesR.ee. 3 1 Maia St. Q. TV, PAUNE3 A CO. ill olasses A- Srrmps: . . , 10 bbls N. U. Molasses. 10 " Sorchnm do. 10 " Syrup various rrades. 31 Main St. O. W. BARNES CO. , .A Spires d,- Peppert i bg IVpper. S " Cloves. 20 mats Cinnamon. 3 batrs Alspioe. 1 cask Nutmcirs. E. R. lunkee's selectal Pploea. Cinnamon, Pepper, Alspice. Cloves, Mustard, liinper and Cayansi i 1 31 Main St. O. W. BARNES a CO. isina. 2i Boxes M. U. L. A. Raisins. i 2l ,Uk 20 i do. 1 Cask Currants. - , i 4 " Citrous. ' 31 Main St. O. W. BARXE3 CO. Chocolate. Prepared C'oflee, Baker's Cocoa. ,. Pure Cocoa. - f ltroma. French Chocolate. ' Premium Vanilla Itandalion CiifTcc, various qualitis. Vermacelli. i Macaroni. - Tapioca. 'J Pearl Barley. . ; Hochcr's Farinia. Corn Starch ami Rica Flonr. "rw"1 31 Main St. O. W. BARNES J CO. A Iroonds, Nn, Ae, Ik. 2H0 lbs, AIukhhJs. 20 Pea nuU, Pecans, Filherts, eie. U. VV. BARNES A CO. 31 Main SL Ileas: 20 boxes fine Teas, embracing ariona anali m. U. W BARN 9 A CO RUSSELL & DRO.. UNDERTAKBRO, Keep constantly on hand a large assortment of BMdysnada . ... , Both of Metalic and Wooden manufacture. TWy have also, a first class HEARSK and CUb CAKK1AGK, with which to attend Kunerala. AU orders promptly attended to, and oharret sonahle. , V Otlice and Shop at Phillip' old stand, opp Starr Hall. rmi csooiti. BBM.caacsaa. CROCKER & CO., South side of Maia street, oae square East ml Meredith 1 louse, RICHMOND, IND. mVanufacnture all kinds of Carriage, Btani" lsulkieo. Express and Pedling Wagons, Ae A. Wc hare on hand a fine assortment of work ia oar line, and can farniah to order on short notice, alssoat any style or pattern of vehicle, all of which they warrant to be made of tbebeHt material and by earsful aad xiericnred workmen. The public are inviud to call nil eiaminc their stock rnd prices. jt-& Particular attention paid to repairing. . Jan. 20, 15. a.Btwsox. tAMMS m. son. 1 yim a.Muaai.aT. (a. C. ItWMM. RAWSON, BRIDGLAND & CO., General Commission MERCHANTS; o. Si, Ilroad Mtreet, XEW YORK. REFERENCES! - Slessra. farid Dows A Co., Tfesr York. 44 tiiiocrt, Ogboro A Co Cincinnati. . " flregg A llughes, Chicago. J. B. Alexander A Ce4 St. font. ' " Winslow, Lanier A Co., Hankers, New Terk. J. n. Barret, Esq.,Oash'r rrtisens' B't, Lesriasille, a. B. Cnrtia, Esq., Cash'r First Nat. Bank. Peoria, 111. J. E. Reeves, Esq., Pres. First Nat. Bit, Richmond, la. Was. II. Morrisson, Esq., Indianapolis, lad. . Hi mt.J UEIKSPE POTTAK srTAWPS on sale by WM- Kfcl.L, siithuriaat sisal. H. E. Corner of Main and Fifth-streets . ) Kicbmond, Tadsaaa. FARMM, nWEI.L,I.(r;l,BUII.UINOLOTS and almost everr description of Real Estate fer sale by ' U'M. Is ELL, Agtmt, 1-tf. Slate! Slate!! IP YOU WART aa EVER-LASTING BOOf, call on David RaJ shack, Richmond, Indiana, area N. Hmith, Anington. They re dtw prepared to fill al uruvniur ciatctfooang promptly, DAVIO RAILSBACK. MCUOLAS BMITU. 49ss. THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. BEACH STEEET, BOSTON, MASaV. (Dircetiy opposite the Boston aaal Ware eat er Railraa4 DeaoU)' . i, The MbsertW ams rtspsetfany Infornts Ma frisada and tt pnWie, that alarr aa eapeneaas of aver ansa yearn as sa Assistant at toe American Hotue, ia taia city, be has leased upon very favorable terms las UNITES STATES XXOTSL, which hu for long pertod, aader the able aad aoasv Jar enpermtenoVncc of CoL FDooaer, raeeivsd a rare lianeal tmtmnsaw. .. Tl nadwgnad will endeavor to hasp p the MM Isritr of tfa E.uWuhment as . FIBtT CLASS HOTIX. ,! Aad a tkK jw pstmnage, aaearinc Jtm that aa aassroev an nit pan shall be waatWf, ta raadar real ray ( has doom both tombrubss sad acr I afrasaMc Jw-tf. rBAXK M. rXATT. Snot; VKrnen, rwr wru itmaaea, for aaWoy - . '