Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 35, Number 31, 28 September 1865 — Page 3

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LOCAL COLUMNS.'

RICHMOND, INDIANA: Thur s Say, Sept. 28th, 1065. RICIILIOIID IlillOIIlL BilIK! . . . " - Designated Depository ' '. . . AND 1 OF THE UNITED STATES. ALSO Special Agent of JAY COOKE, For th sal of the 1-30 LOAN, succeeds Ibe Richmond Branch of the Bank of the KUU," and ia anwwpen lor the transaction of t(irarril nankin (f Business. ,. 1 II keep, continuity on hand a large supply of 7-30 Notes, of all denominations, for sal and imiuuiate delivery. Redeem 7-30 Coupons at maturity, without charge. Also, all I. S. i percent, notes, al maturity, , at their full fare value, and accrued interest to date. Receive moif on deposit, anbject to sight check. " 1 Famlahc Draft on the principal citiea of the I'm ted States. '', Collect the latere Coapoas on all trover . meat Loana. f' Buy and Bella, all elae of f iovernairat , Securities, and being a Designated Depository and , financial A Kent of the Cnited States, It ha superior ' l4rinUnl fur transacting all business connected with the (Internment opon tha moat farorable terms. OFFICE HOURS J" ROM 9 A. M., TO 8 P. M. t hus. F, Coffin, Albert II. Itlanr liarit, I'rea't. Caahier, Richrann'l, June J, 18i. Mml Time Tttble. RICHMOND POST OFFICE, Oct. 10, MAIM CLONK. 864. .' 'olumbus an East... riiieHiro. ....... .... .. Cincinnati .... .... . . .. Davtoa Way Indianapolis and West 8 1) A.M 10 eo a. a. 9 00 r.a. A 00 r.a. 8 15 a. a MAI I'M OPEN. 'ndianapolis and Wsat 9 15 a.m. 4 Cincinnati It 30 A.M. barton Way 8 30 a.m. Chicago n 00 r.a. Columbus and East 9 15 a.m. Boston and itcecy Mire,' leavea Tuesday and Friday, at 12 00 a, do. arrives same days at 10 00 a.m. I'nio-i V.itr, via Arba, llettiel Ac, leaves Monday, Wednesday and KrnUy.at 7 HO a.m. do. arr. Tuerday, Thursday and Scturday at 5 00 r.M. Winnhte via New Garden, leave Mondav and Fridav, at -8 0 a.m. do. arr. Tnesdav and Saturday, at-- . 5 00 r.M. 4McT-Ortice open from 7:30 a', m. to 7:30 r. M. On Sunday, from 9:00 to 10:00 A. M. A. WILLIANS, r. . Judicial and County Ticket. Circuit Judge, E!. SILAS fOMiBOVE. Common Please Judge, COL. JOHN r. KIUI1Y. County Commissioner, I. N. PIERCE. Cirrnit Prosecutor, J AM FX ff. TF.MPI.ER. , Tha popl will bear ia mind that tlier ia Prosecuting Attorney t- elect in thia District, at the coming .Election, notwithstanding: nothing is aaid about that office in the Election Notices distributed in the different townships. Township and Election o Hirers and the people generally, will please retneuiber thia, and govern themselves aenordiagly. See that the procr I are on your ticket. r- .SdrTh Sec'y of the Wayne Co. Ag. Society advertised far a7 accounts against the Society to ba avoaented lor payment. We presented ours of two years - (lauding and it was repudiated, by order of the directors of the institution! "Wayne Connty Against . the Wortd!!!!lU!" to-be sure. ' jT The Colored Baptist Association Lave been holding a very spirited session in Kngine House No. 2. TUB MET! DEM II ALL LOOM. Thia celebrated Loom, manufactured in this city, was on exhibition at th recent Illinois Stats Fsir, and is thus spoken of. Tbe inventor, S. C. Mempenhall, resides iu our city, and the l oom will do just aa the correspondent of the Burlington (Iowa) Wl-ITya, says is clai t ed for it : "An l, certainly, if half that ia promised for it is true, it is a machine which must be of vast importance to le western farmer. It will weave all the heavy and sornitantial goods worn by the farmer, such as jeans, linsey, tweed satinet, flannel, flx aod tow, linen, bal moral skirts, etc. By the simple turning of tlic asv crank, tbe whole process of weaving is performed 1 It lets off the warp, w ind np the cloth, throws the shuttle, and works the treadles all w itft one motion. WIwd the warp ia once draw n through the reed and harness of theVxni, without any other machinery and with but five mantes' time to make the chances from one kiud of goods to another, jeans, tweed, linsey, satinet, double plain c'oth , ribbed goods, flax and tow linens, balutoral skirt goods, fencing twills, etc., cm he made ft mm tmrp. 1 1 w ill also weave all wool tl.ini el and blankets, linrn and cotton, bagging, rag r and swWn carpet. By a very simple arrangement and upon the aasne warp all kinds ol cloth can he made, heavy or light, as is desired. This h ra is era ill. compact and well finished. It ia also claimed that it will aeavs as fast aa a factory loom. A Gentleman's Shawl Lost, on tbe I.ilertr Tike, between Ruby'a farm ami the city. It is a ilark mixed colored hawl, with hole in one corner of it. The fimlerwillbe liberally rewarded bj leaving it either at Kuliy'a farm or at the ralladium crtke. gv-.Mr. Watke has sold his farm, south-east of this city, to Mr. ihiway, of the firm of Avert A How aw. for S22.MM). - ay G aviso K Beat, has anld his farm of 36d acres, two miles west of this city, far S3O.OO0, to a geolleman from Cincinnati. X-tf- Ws are gratified tw learn that Mr. Wesson found his Book advertised last week. So much far adr ewrtiaing. rfr-Tbe City Collector found a saa of as one y last week. The owner can hare it by calling and descTib'fng theamnttnl lost.i'I tir ,i HAND LOOMS. Tt G-THOMPSON is ta propneter and manafactu rrr of the Patent. Self-Acting Hand Loom, that received the first premium at th Wayne county Fair, held here last week. This Loom has lately been perfected is made in to very best style, snd is giv. lag entire satisfaction. Pnc reasonable. Jaflr All orders racaisw prompt attention.af RtcbBMnd, Sept. 1, WS. SO 3w

THE II1CKSITE YEARLY MEETING.

En. Palladium: Thinking some of your readers might be interested by a notice of the convocation of thia branch of the Society of Friends, at Richmond, Ind., I Uke the liberty of occupying a small portion of your space fur that purpose. The meeting for public worship was held in the new meeting boas on the 21th feast., aod was pretty largely attended by a mixed company. The first haor of the meeting was somewhat dull and uninteresting. A few short exhortations were given by both sexes. Near the close of the meeting, a female minister from Pennsylvania be id forth for half an hour in a strain of some eloquence, ia discoursi- gfna practical Christianity, and afterward appeared in an appropriate prayer, wits a brief communication from another female, epos's in much earnestness and feeling. She bad bad a birthright in the Soc ety expressed much interest in theduwn-trodden and in the reconstruction of oar Government. - fj; Tie Ktw Home , Is a substantial brick, built ia modern style, aad is capable of seating about 2,000 persons. The main en trance ia on the south, leading into an ante or reeeptKin room. The men occupy one side and the women the otber. The partition arrangement is so construe- , ted that, when raised and lowered, it places the whole audience together. The wbol style and finish of the edifice is neat and appropriate, and reflects much cred it on the energy and business tact of the Managing Committee. This, no doubt is the neatest and most substantia meeting house in the West. It is located in the eastern and improving p rts of the city, near the present corporate limits. It might not ba amisa to direct the reader a number of years back in the history of the Friends. Soon after Uis termination of the Indian wars in 1812 '13, emigration became rapid into eastern Indiana, and western Ohio. Among these, the Friends, who bad lired in Slave and Eastern States, settled in the West. A boat toe year Id 20 the Society became numerous enough to establish s Yearly Meeting at Whitewater. In 1420 a large brick house was built. Tbe Society appeared prosperous for a number of years after. But, unhappily, a schism took place ia a few years after the Yearly Meeting House was built. A portion of the Society, who endorsed Elias flicks, a prominent minister in tbe Society, separated from their brethren, bout the yesr 1827, and erected a meeting bouse In the northern part of Richmond, near the Depot. Tbeae buildings bad rather an unsightly appearance, and were, no doubt, often taken by strangers for workshops. But thst branch of the Society held their (nestings therein for 35 years ami until tbe present yesr. 1 he writer has a recollection that in the Society's palmiest days their meetings were numerously attended. Some seekers and outsiders anticipated some new formula in doctrines snd disciplinary arrange ments. After a time, when they began to reconstruct, it adopted the stereotyped usages hence those wbo expected some progression gradually withdrew their presence. "All soots' glory decline in the naturat order of things." Tbe spirit hss a resurrection but not the form. Hence the noble principles maintained by the Friends tare taken root in other sects, snd hare been an incalculable benefit in the great struggle which hss culminated in universal freedom. GEO. FOX, Jr. COAL OIL, For 90 rent per cnllon, at Holloway A Page's Lamp Store, No. OO Main street, Public Schools. The Public Schools of thia city have opened unusually full. In the lower grades llaouMaolb aamandatad. To rn.i ly h primary scholars have been divided into two classes, t each class being allowed to remain in school only half day, nna in the forenoon, the other in the afternoon. There are several reasons why this arrangement should be made : 1st. In this way we can accommodate nearly double the number of children. 2d. The rooms will not be as much crowded. 3d. The classes can be more closely graded and thus they will be able to advance more rapidly. 4th. The Teacher can give the one gratia her nwiividrd attention. 5th. Each child will recite just as often and just as long as though it should rem lin in scheool all day . ntb. Many of our leading Educators believe that it is better for smalt children, both physically and mentally, that they be confined to the school room only three or four hours per day. Tth. Every km-IM person would rather have his child remain in school only half a day under the circumstances, than to have it remain a icAofe day, when his neighbor's child is deprived of school privileges altogether. Anyone wishing to see the Superintendent on matters connected with the School, will fin 1 him in his lo nn, No. T, Public School Building, from 8.30 til; 9 o'clock each morning. He is always glad to consult with parents and make neceasary explanations. C OAL OIL, For SO cents er gallon, at Holloway A Page's Lamp Store, No. OO Main street. TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. The Institute for this County, will be held at Centreville, commencing Monday, October 21d, and continuing owe week. The Public Schools in session in the County will be closed, so ss to give the Texcliers an opportunity to attend. Several prominent Educators will be in attendance during the session. "PEARL OF SAVORY, a Benutiful Valse Brilliante. We have on our table tbe above entitled beautiful piece of Music, composed and arranged for the Piano, by Joaa H. Porr, Esq., ot this city. It is for sale at S. F. Eatell's price 35 cents. ;Siff-Th prettiest Ruga ws've seen for. many a day the moat beautiful Shawls the finest stock of Dress Goods, Gum snd Otber Shoes, Blankets, Cloths, Sstinet, Carpets, Ac, are now to be found at th Bee Hire Store of D. B. Crawford. sjy-Do you want a good article of Tinware, Brass j Copper and Sheetiron Warea? Do you want a a u peri- : or Cwking Stove? Do you want a fine Parlor Stove? j a servicesble Shop cr OtEce Stov, or Grate? Go 1 to live establishment of the Bros. Ntb, near tbe Depot, ) they are prepared to supply all your wants at fair prices far Ch. ( iS.lrvia Reed, has just received a new stock ot Hardware, Cutlery, Ac. See his advertisement, and go to No. ST aad examine and buy. JHac?"Charley Zoarn, has opened an Oyster Saloon, fourth door south of Flu aimer A Kelly's Drugstore. Chsrley know s just bow to dish up Oysters to your pleas menu . Tha Fries Is arc flocking to Yearly Meeting, 4 which takes place both branches of the Society) in this aty tats week. Th prospect now ia, with tbe pleasant weather we have, that there will be as large if not a larger attendance this year than at any former meeting. Th "Big Day will be on next Sunday. COAL OIL, For txt eeats per sallow, at Holloway Lamp Store, No. ItO, Main street. A Tage's WHITE WATER SCHOOL WILHSMINA BELLkitnds or-fpen the Primary Iftrpartmeal of this School lthh month th, 18VJ5. Tnitioa for Twelve Weeks t First and Seond Readers, with accompanying elementary branches. $5,90 Third Reader, with accompanying laistarT branch. " ,00 Richmond, 9th mouth. 31. 15539 tt.

SPECIAL NOTICES

THE BE!Tr bTKE.GTHCMI "( PLASTER ISTHEPOROls PLASTER OF DR. ALLCOCK. They are warranted to keep good , twenty years, tut may be returned for fresh plasters without charge. , IMPORTANT QUALITIES. They will cure a Weakness of tbe Back. Fain in tbe Side, a Lameness of the Knee or of tbe Ankles, or Cold Feet, sooner and with more comfort than any other application. Knoxville, Albany Co., Jan. IS, 1S52. Dr. T. Allcxk x. Dear Sic Seventeen years ago, I was sorely injured ia my back. At length I was induced fcrnae your plasters. I wore oae constantly for six macths, and did more hard work during that sis months than in the preceding fifteen years. I have not worn a plaster for over eighteen months, and have had no return of tbe gnawing pain and weakness in my back, but bare been entirely well. I am your obedient servant, ' JOHN 0. CHART. Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York. Sold by all dealers in Medicines. 2730 Buildings and Lots For Safe. For Sale, One or more Buildings, suitable for Business-Houses and Dwellings, coatuiued. Price low ard icrm3 reasonable. Apply to J. W. PLCMMER. For Sale, Building Lots, 35x123 feet, on North Washkiton-aU Price low. Apply to JAMES PLCMMER, 2S31 J. W. PLCMMER, EUROPEAN POCKET TIME KEEPER, One Hollar Each. (Patent applied for June 29th, 1865.) - j As Exact and KeliablK Pocket Timk-Kkkpes for I the poor mi. A decidedly unique and trrxvicrj'ml nor- f ett. Corrertly constructed on the most approved scisntioc Pki.nci TLB's, and warrantol to denote SOLak time, with alAatr crrUtixty and tbe utmost precis- 1 ion.. More truthful than the most costly and elaborate ! Time-Keeper of Modern manufacture. It never can i be wrong. "It irquirm mj keif," or winding op. Never runs down; and catu never fw Coou or ivotlo. It is a most remarkable article. Just introduced into this country from Europe, where it is protected by " Hi'ini Lettm fntcni." Price tor a single one. with plain or fancy White Dials, in Gold or Silver-Gilt Case, only $1. Sent, postage paid, to any part of the country, on receipt of price. All orders must be addressed to J. W. DELAMERE .t CO., Sole Proprietors, 23-3m 20 1 and 20 Broadway, New York. TO CONSUMPTIVES. UFFERKRS with Consumption, Asthma, Bron- - i9 cbitis, or any disease of t!ie Throat or Lungs, will be cheerfully furnished, without charge, with the remjdv bv the nseof winch the Ker. Eow ARD A. WiLo!, of WillianMburgh, Now York, was completely restored to health, after having sullered several years with thxt dread disease. Consumption. To Consumptive sufferers, this remedy is worthy of an immediate trial. It will coat nothing, and may be the means of their perfect restoration. Those desiring the some will please address Kev. EDWARD A. WILSON, 165 South Second Steset, Williamsburgb, Kings County, New Vork. 23 6t A CARD TO INVALIDS. A Clergyman, while residing in South America ss a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of tbe Urinary and Sepinal Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and nnlbrtnnate, I wilt send the recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in sealed envelope, to any one wbo needs it, Frt of 0targe. Please inclose a post-paid envelope, addressed to yourself. A.'l'irrm JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. Bibls Hoi se, A'rto York City. June 8, 1865. 15-ly. WHISKERS! WHISKERS I Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Our Grecian Compound w ill force them to grow on the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heads, iu Six Weeks. ?rice, $1.00. Sent by mail anywhere, closely scaled, on receipt of price. Address, WARNER A CO., Box 138, Brooklyn, N. Y. 5-Iy. Editor of Richmond Palladium : Dear Sib With your permission I wish to say to the readers of your paper that I will send by return mall, to all who wish it ' free t a Receipt, with full directions tor making and using a simple Vegetable balm that will ellet tnallv remove, in tea days. Pimples, ltlotches. Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities of the Skin, leaving tbe same suit, clear, smooth and Beautiful. I w ill slso miil free to those having Bald Heads, or B.tre Faces, simple directions and information that will enable them to start a full growth of Luxuai.mt Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustache, in less than thirty days. All applications answered by return mail without charge. Respectfullv vours. THOS. "F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 831 Broadway, New York. 2 -3 m. COAL OIL, For cents per g lion, at Holloway t Page's Lamp Store, No. OO Main street. CAITIOJI FROM THE AMERICAN WATCH CO. It having come to our knowledge that imitations of the American Watch have been put upon tbe market in great number, calculated by their utter worthlessness to injure the reputation of our genuine products, to protect our own interests and the public from imposition, we again publish the trade marks by which our Watches may invariably be known. We manufacture four styles of Watches. The First has the name "AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham, Mass,' engraved on the inside plate. Tbe Second has the nsme "APPLETO.V, TRACY A CO., Waltham, Mas. engraved ou the inside plate. Tbe Third has the name 'P. S. BARLETT, Wakbarn, Mass.," engraved on tbe inside plate. AH the above styles have the name American Watch Co. painted on the dial, ard are warranted in every respect. The ForRTH has the name WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass.," engraved on tbe inside plate, and is not named on the dial. And the above described watches are made of various sizes, and are sold in gold or silver cases, as may be required. It ishardly possible far us to accurately describe tbe numerous imitations k which w have alluded. They are usually inscribed with the names so nearly approaching our own as to escape tbe observation of tbe nnacrnstomed buyer. Some are represented as made by the '-Union Watch Co., of Boston, Mass," no such company existing. Some are named the "Soldier's Watch,' to be sold as our Fourth or Wm. llerv style, asnally known as the "Soldier's Watch." Others a pa named the Apple ton Watch Co. ; " others tha "P. S. BartLrr," instead ot oar P. S. Barieu ; " besides many varieties named in such a manner as to con rev th ides that they ar the vsritabte productkwia of the American Watch Company. .We aUocavutioa the public anJ particulairly soldiers, seminal baying certain articles called walchea, so freely advertised in illustrated papers as "Armv Watches," "Officers' ; Watabes," "Magic Time Observers," 'Arcana Watches," ac. the prices of which are stated to be from seven to sixteen dollars. A good watch, in these times, cannot be aflorded for any such ' A little attention on the part of buyers will protect them from gross imposition. COALTHL, F-ir 90 reats ser gallon, at HolVway A Page's Lamp Stora, No. (M) Mara street.

. BICHMOXD . , InStfaofce : Company : Richuaond, Indiana. OFFICE over CITIZENS' BANK. Reasons for Insuring in this Company, h 1. It is a Home Company; all Premiems are kept aod paid out here, instead of being sent to Eastern Cities. More than $500,000 annually, is paid by the State of Indiana, to Foreign Insurance Companies, alt of which might be kept at home, by insuring in Home Companies. 2. The Cash Capital is J100.000, anl the Stockholders are responsible to the insured forlGQ.OOO more, making tbe iam of 200,00, pledged for the payment of losses. 3. As this Company confines its operations chiefly to a few counties in Eastern Indiana, and to Fire Insurance exclusively, and avoids specially hazardous risks ; and as Eastern Companies of larger capital extend their risks all over the Union, and take Urge spe

cially hazardous risks ; it is relatively stronger and more reliable than any of tbem. 4. United States Bonds are deposited b? this Company with the Auditor of State to secure the psvrm-nt of losses. Foreign Companies have not a single dol lar deposited with the Auditor. Their capital is all out of the State ours is at home, subject to all de mands upon it. 5. Risks are taken at as low rates, and on as favor able terms, as by any otber responsible Firelnsurance rompjnr. Losses will be adjusted and paid promptly and liberality and good faith observed towards all and as evidence of thus, it is sufficient to sUU', that the Stockholders are known throughout Eastern Indiana to be men of the highest responsibility and integrity. OFFICERS. President, JESSE P. SI DO ALL, Vice President, THOS. HOOIIMTT, Seckltaky, ROBERT MORRISSON, Jr. DIRECTORS. James E. Reeves, John M. (aar, William S. Reid. James L .Morrison, Charles F. Coffin, John W. Grubb, Jesse P. Siddall, Stephen R. Wiggins, Thomas Woodnntt. STOCKHOLDERS: Robert Morrisson, Sr., William Baxter, HiMtL B. Crawford, JAS. VANrXEM.jR., Jonas W. Yeo, Etham C. Kellt, John H. Moorman, Abraham Una, Isaac K. Howard. Joshua W. Haikes, Geokce W. Yannemas, William Parrt, Noah 3. Leeds, Edward G. VAroats, Clements W. Ferocson, Iohs C. H.DLET, JaCOS B. Jt'LIAN, 3 bo R. Blakchard. Mark E Reeves, William C. Starr, Isaac P. Evans, Christian C. Ketta, Aniirkw F. Scott, Charles F. Coffin, James L. Morrlsson, Stephen II. Wiggins, James K. Kkfves, John W. Gkvuss, Thomas Woopni tt. Robert Mohkisson, John M. Gaar, Jesse P. Sippall, William G. Scott, William S. Reid, Jesse M. HriTON, Albert B Payne. Jr. IOI1N C. IIAULEY, General Agent. 23-tf. Hadley's Normal Academy. HIRAM HADLEY, Principal. A BUI F. Ll F CL L V! R f Associate Teachers. This institution openel September 18th, 1865The Sehool Year is divided into two sessions of twenty weeks each. For Circularcontaining full particulars apply at the Bookstores or address the Principal, at RICHMOND, INDIANA. 20-3m. GET THE BEST! REASONS for subscribing for Holland's LIFE OF LINCOLN .- 1st. It is the only Life of Lincoln in the market, written since his de:th, the others lieing only extensions or modifications ot Campaign Lives, writteu for a political purpose. 2d. It is not a picture bonk, filled with appeals to & morbid appetite for horrible scenes, but is a dignified and valuable work, which any gentleman will be glad to place in his Library. 3d. It is simply the story of Abraham Lincoln's life, from the pen of one of tbe roost fascinating authors of the age. 29 3w. 3Liie or Vbralitim Lincoln. PRESENTING HIS EARLY HISTORY, political career, and speeches in and out of Congress; also a general view of Lis policy as President of the United States: with his messages, proclamations, letters, etc., and a history of his eventful administration, and of the scenes attendant upon his tragic and lamented demise. KiC Joeeptv H. Barrett, Commissioner of Pensions, Vashinston, D. C. Nearly ready, in one volume of over 7011 pages octsvo. Embossed Cloth, $3: Sheep, Library style: $3.50; printed oat axtra fine paper and bound tn half calf, $5. German atition, fifty cents higher on each style of binding. This work is KtlioiAc and .iMfwfo;. It was written by the gentleman whose name it bears, and the data concerning the material points of Mr. Linoln's eariv history and political caiver it is not now improper to mention. was furnished bv himself to Mr. Barrett. who for several vesrs stood in confidential relations to the President. ' The author has resided in Washington from ths.very beginning of th administration, and has explored the recwrda of the War Office for facts, and had access to other sources of information not usually accessible. Interwoven with the narrative, in chronological order, are full extracts from Mr. Lincoln's speeches, thus embodying Ins views m the best snd mst acceptable -manner. H a admuitotration is elucidated also by interweaving his State papers complete, while tbe narrative of the aathor cnncerning tbe great events of tbe period is clear, concise and admirable. The portrait is beautiful v engraved by Ritchie, from a photograph taken by Brady st a sitting arranged for with Mr. Lincoln by the Publisher. The likeness has been pronounced by many personal friends the best. Tbe Publishers, immediately upon the decease of Mr. Lincoln, sent an artist to sketch the scenes closely identified with his earty lite, and also the scenes immediately associated with the burial at Springfield, Illinois, and will have tie pleasure of precucting the follow in z oritctnal illustrations in the volume. 1. Hi nh place of Mr. Lincoln. 2, Tue Emigration from Kentucky ia ISI. 3, House. Spencer countv, tadiana. tbe bom of Mr. Linooi i far thirteen "rears, aad wber his mother died. 4. Tbe Crasrford llace, where voung Lincoln worked for 22 cents perdav. 5. Little Pigeon Baptist Church, where Mr. Linonrni when a youth and his parents attended. . His Mother's Grave. 7. Anderson Creek Farrr. where he was ferryman for nine months. 8. Tlie Log House in Sangamon ceonty. 111., where the 3,00 rails" were split. 9. His Springfield Residence. 10. The Scene jof bis First Inauguration, etc.. etc. CLARK. H. HADLEY. of tiiis r T v . i s ?ent for Wayne Township, far this work, and is rw enga red in presenting it to the public: and taking the address of those who desire to secure this valuable contribution to tbe History of the Martyred President. Indiana, To-wit: Wayne County. In the Wayne Circuit Court, February Term, l?Gt. . Luciada Callaway . ' Ts I Frnuna to C ha age name Those wbo nail may eoncera No- 160BE it remembered that on th 7th dav of August, IS, th said petitioner bv James PWrv her Attorney, filed in the offtee of the Clerk of the With Cm-mt Court, her petition, askinc that her nam be eheuged from Laeinda Callawav an Lswinda Shale. Now therefore, all pas-sons 'interested are hereby notified of the filing and peodencv of said petition, snd that unless they appear and plead, aaswer or demur thereto, ea the second dav of the next tertn of the Wayne Cfrrart Court, to be held at th Ccmrt-bowse in the town of Ceoterritte, on tbe first Moods v of February, 1 th Barter-, and thing therein eontaiaed wilt be taken aa true, and the same will be heart aod determined ia their abaeace. - . . Witness my name and the seal of said seal Court, at Centervule, tbe fth day of AaSAM. B. SCHLAGLE, CVrk. -By Rob. C. Cobbalet, Deputv. suglOnltwI ' CAR BOW OIL. Best White Oil. for sale bv PLCMMER A KELLY.

NO MORE GREY HAIR! : Aii Entirely New LtirnTy in America LAM ON D E' S 1 1

THfi XO&T Er r EcTI v K HAIR RESTORATIVE EVR OFFE&LD Ttt TBS PUBLIC Nothing Like It Ever Before Known. ,ii is perfectly fee iron sulpjhnr. fcadJtnd tfi cbeavical salts universally used in all tbe Hair Restoratives now before tbe public; and nnl'ke tbem. NEVER CAUSES DIZZINESS, BLINDNESS or LUNACY, but is as harmiees as pure rain water. , . This celebrated preparation is the discovery of a celebrated French, chemist and has. been extensively used in Europe among the nobility for the past five vears with tbe most wonderful success. It impart Visor aad Sew Life ta the Roots ot f be Hair, restores it to Its nisi or aJ rolw, anil caa-es it to grow pccalar ly soft aad luiuriant. No other Preparation is required vC; to go with it, As it combines a perfect Restorer and Hair Dressing. The agreeable nature and wonderful rapidity with which it restored tbe whitest hair to its primitive color and bonuty. renders this preparation invaluable, and w hen one known, indispensable to the toilet table of ever household. It will stop tbe hair from falling out with two or three applications and is a sure preventive against Baldness and all disease of th scalp, and will cure them in their worst form when exising. , The present extensive sale of this article ja owing entirely to the tact that it possesses evety ment ciaiBied for it, and every lady and gentleman who has used t lie old restoeatives composed of sw;hur and lead will atoned appreciate this new pn-paration, which is used and recommended by the first medical authority. Price, 91. M). jafr-Sold bv all Druetrrsts. Prepared by A. M. LAJMt HE, General Depot, No. 7ri7 Broadwav,Nee York. 25-lv. The Great English Remedy SIR JAMES CLARK'S Celebrated Female Fills. Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clark, M. D. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing iu the cure 4' all tuobe painful aud dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderate all excels and rcniiM e all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relit 4 Co. TO .MARRIED LADIES - -. it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. Luch bottle, prioe One Dollar, b?ars the Government Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. CAUTION. These Pills should not be taken bv Females during the rlRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnaury, as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they are sale. In all Cases of Nervous and Spiual Affection. Pains in the Kai-k and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion. Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whites, these Pills will ellect a euro hen all other means have failed ; and although a po v rtnl remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, r anything hurtful to the constitution. Full directions in the p-r pblet aronnd each parkage, which should be careiui'.v preserved. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, JOB MOaES, 27 Cortlaudt St., New York. N. B. $1.00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to anv authorized Agent, willjnsure a bottle, containing 50 Pills, by return mail. Dr. MARSHALL'S Catarrh Siiufl This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be tbe best article known for curing the Catarrh, Cold io the Head aod Headache. It has been found an excellent remedy in many cases of Sore Eyes. Deafness has' been removed by it, and Hearing has often beea greatly improved by its use. It is fragrant and agreeable, :ind Gives Immediate Relief to the dull heavy pains caused by diseases or the head. The sensations after rising it aro delightful and inrigorat'iin-. It opens and purees out all obstructions. strengthens the glauJs, and gives a houlthv action to the parts affected. More than Thirty Years' of ale and use of Dr. Marshall's Catarrh aud Headache Suulf. has pruved its gn-at value for all the common diseases of the bea-l, and at this moment stands higher than ever before. It is recommended by many of the best Physicians, and is used with great success and satisfaction everywhere. Read the Certificates of Wholesale Druggists in 1864. The undersigned, having for many years been acquainted with Dr. Marshall's Catarrh aad Headache Suulf. aud sold it in our wholesale trade, cheerfully state, that we believe it to be equal, in every respect, to the recommendations given of it for the cure of Catarrhal Anections, and tltat it is decidedly the best article ever known for all common disease of of the Head. I.nrr A Perrv, Boston. Reed, Austin 4 Co.," Brown, I.amson A Co., Reed. Cutler A Co., Seth W. Fowle. Wilson, Fairbank A Co., Henshaw, Edinand A Co., H. H. Hay, Portland, Ma., Barnes A Park, New York. A. B. A D. Sands, " Stephen Paul A Co., " Israel Minor A Co., McKesson 4 RobbinsA. L. Seovill A Co. " M.Ward. Close A Co., Bush A Gale, Try it. i. Marshall's Catarrh and Headache Snuff is a fragrant and agreeable remedy for all disease of tiie head. It opens an 1 purees out all obstructions. The sensations after using it are delightful and invigorating, and the relief immediate. Sold by all L'mgjrists. Try it. Dr. Marshall' Catarrh and Headache Snuff is a fragrant and aan.eable remedy for all diseases of the head. It opens and purges out all ob- . mictions. The sensations after nsing it are delight ful and invigorating, and the relief immediate. Sold by ail Druggist. Try it. D. B. CRAWFORD. Proprietor of the 'BEE HIVE ST0fiE, Is norv receiving the LARGEST STOCK OF CARPET , TWO A. D THREE PLY INGRAIN, HEMP AND RAC! STRAW MATTING AND RCG3, Of every description. Oil Cloths, of neat patterns. 1 res Goods, of newest styles. In fact I am deterTrtfnefltohare the ' " "" BEST STOCK OF fiOODS IX THE CITY And Sell as Cheap. All of my Goods will be sold at fair prices. Th public are inveted to call at No 48 Main street. Richmond, May IS,, 1365.7 Ut EMSViLER & CROCKER, DEALERS IS t t Foreign and Domestic lFAalTCY GOODS, .3iOTIOS!V.TaTSsuWJULOW WARE, Children's Wagons, 7 N0.49.MAIN STRF.ET, RICHMOND, IND. 'No. 30 5m. ' - GE?flI3fE JIEEV EIN, MAGNOLIA TABLET, LILLY WHITE, at PLCMMSRA KELLY'S.

Cure War raited if Directions Followed! Biafie Beau will last tlaaea Ua-. r The symptoms of Catarrh are at BrM very slight. Prnoas Snd tay hate a cold, that they aav fra aaeat auacka, aa4 are mere sraalilv I ta caanges f temperature, la this oaalttea, tha au assy he dry, r a slight dlschargr. thia aad acn, after war thick aad adhesive saay eatar. Is the disease Becomes cferaalc. the discharge are Increased la atltj and rhaaged la asalltyt tfery are aw thick aa heavy, aa arc aaahai ar coBghrd efT. TbcaecretlOBsarcoflaslve,eaaalag a ba4 breath; the voire thick and nasal ; the ryes ar weak ; the seas of smell Is lessrard r Bast rove ; tea rants rregaratly takes place. " Aaothcr comnoa aad Important simptom af fatarrb Is. that the prrsoa is vbltge4 t rlear bis tt row! la tie ssoratag af a thick or slimy mmas. -watch has fallea from the head tarts tk nlcht. hen this takes place the perse may be sarc that , his AIscmc Is aa Its nay 1 the laaaa, aad sbaald lose a Vae la arresttag K. The above are hat few T tbe maay fatarrbal Symptoms. Write for ear sampblrt dearrlblag fally all () m plants; It will Beat FBKE I aay anarcsa. Ve are fally rcceUlag lettrrs frm aslaler la Ike army, ana others la all part of the Taloa, WB caanot procare It fron dragcttta. raclosiag tl foronr. cr 3S for three hollies sf this meaMrta, and also namrrous lestlmaalals rraa tboas alag U, bearing rvUrace f Its lafalllble mrrtla. CALL for SIELIK-S f ATABRH KKSKPT aad laka ao other. If not sold by 41 raggtsts la joar rldally yn caa carlo the moacy la a letter ta at, aad w will scad the mrdlrtae by Iiprrss. Adsrrsa Dr. D. H. SEELYE at Oo.Cblea: BRONCHIAL SYRUPJ Couirhs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Bore Thraat, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, and Irritatloa of th Bronchial Tub orLsngs, Tlokilnf in th Throat, and Croup. This Syrup Is especially beaeflrlal la alTrctlea f the Throat and Bronchial Tubes, raasea by Catarrh, greatly asslsttag la Its prrmaarBt ear wbra ased la roBarctlaa with tbe Remedy. It taken in time It never falls to rare th sever! cases afrroBp. We do not assert that this "Trap will rare ) Bamptloa la IU wont stages, bat we 4 roBMleatiously claim for It eertala mctflrlaal laalltle aot to be found la aay other preparation, for th rrllrfandrn reef the diseases bbotc eaaaterated. Bring agreable to tbe taste, safe for children, speedy la Its effects, giving strength u tha vale and laags. It will soa Bad K war lata every aaaaitrtai ah iwna. Prtee. atjao per awttla. Dr. D. H. SEELYE at Co., Bala Trap. ' Chicago, I Ilia!. CATLaboratory at Pterport, 111. JT-tr-For sale by all Wholesale Druggists, and at"! retail by Druggists evevvwhere. ! ATWIIOI.KSALEBY JOTTV T. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio. WM. JOHNSON, Detroit, Michigan. J.li.no.vtK, Albanv. Indians. WILSON A PETER, Louisville Kentucky. AT RETAIL BY J. JOHNSOS, ....Jeffi-rsonville, Ind. AND BY DRI OniSTS . KN fc It A L I. V, October 19, l4. 35-lr. For tile in Richmond, Ind., bv E.. Potti, I'luminer A Kellv, Sampson A: Rosk, .Mailer At Collet and J. E. Avery A Co. WANTED. By a Dentist of Nineteen Years Constant Practice, a good location in some thriving city or an interest in an office that has a good business established. I also want to soil or exchange fr a few acres w ith a good house, Ac, w ithin from one to two miles of tbe same place, A Fruit Farm of 160 Acres ; 30 acres timber, the balanace under cultivation, with some 3.300 yoong trees. 1,700 apple, 40 cherry, and the balance peach ; some 'Si acres timothy and 2 in clover, 1 stable, 2 cabins, f good wells, a sorghum house and nxutures, and a new frame house, 40 by 2ft feet, one-and-a-half stories, partly finished, wi'tb a good cellar under the whole house within one fourth of a mile of LaClade, a small town on tbe Chicago Branch Railroad, in Favette Countv, 111. Address A. G. STIPHER, D. D. S., 23-tf I.aClede, Fayette Co., III. Llhocolatf. Prepared Coftee, etc. Baker's Cocoa. Pure Cocoa. Proma. French Chocolate. Premium ' Vanilla " Dandalion Coffee, various "jualities. Traxicnm. Vermicelli. Macaroni. Tapioca. Pearl Barley. Ilocber's Karima. Com Starch and Rice Flour. 31 Main ,-f. G. W. BARNES A CO. PETER mCOEEK. CROCKER & CO. South side of Main MreM, one square East ot Meredith House, RICHMOND, I.1D. anufactrt are a'l kinds of Carriarew, Boggies, a mnlkie. Express and Pedlmg Wagons, Ac Ac. We have on hand a fin assortment cf work in our line, and can furnish to order on short notice, almost acy style or pattern of vehicle, all of which thev warrant to o made of tha best material and by careful and experienced workmen. The public are invited to call and examine their stock rnd priees. Particular attention paid to repairing. Jan. 20, 1. . State of Indiana, Wayne Co., St. Margaret M. Raridenj Iu tbe Wayne Ommni Pieaa Vs. Court January Term, A. l. Jsaws J. Rarideo. J 14. Diviwce. No. 2343. BE it known, that 00 this 25th day of August, Wa, the above-natmd pUintifl. by jess P. Siddall, her Atlornev, filed ia the cfEr of th Clerk of tbe Wayne Common Pleas Court her complaint against Uie defendant in the above en a tied cane, together with the affidavit of a competent person that aatd defendant James i. Randen is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant. James J. Rariden, is therefore hereby notified of tb filing and pendency of said complaint against him. aad that unless he appears and answers or demur thereto, at tbe calling of said cause os the second day of a term of said Coort, t be brfrao and head at the cnorl bouse in C-eniaiwille, on the second Monday of January next, 1444, said complaint and the matters and things therein eartained and ailedged, will fee taken a true, and the aaid cause will be board anl detf-rmrned in htm abaeoca. WrrEs, Samiel B. Stilaclb. sbai Clerk, and the aeal of said Court, at CentervilW, this 25th day of Aaguat, iwgj.SiM. B. SCHLAGLE, CVrk, 27-2. t,Mi. By Rob. C. Coasatrr. Deputy. JSzecntor's Notice. -waj-fiTTCE is hereby given, that Thomas L. Fergwaoa ha beu appoinara Exasrator of the iaat wiil and testament of Nimrod Fergasoa, late of Washington township, Wsvne countv, dVeeased. The estate is solvent- THOMAS L. FERGCSON, Exr. Sept. 5,li.3w. 1 FATHER DCWTERS.for sale at PLCMMER A KELLY'S Dngator.

EICHjVIOISrGDv raSXTRAlTCE AGEIICY. Fire, Life aad Accidental. r NSCRANCE EFFECTED BY THE SUBSCRIBER I in first-class, respectable Companias and on as rnable TERMS as in any other othce. Fire I nu ranee on the psirticipaangr or aoai 'par--ipa liae plat. " - "o . . 4 EileluNBranre ii Conipauie wbo pay a divi- . 'end intwoand three yars from dat o! policies. A 11 Hsiras adjasled and promptly paid bar. , : ir Tbos desirous of efloctiog Insarancw in eithac Fir, ' ie ar Accidcut v i'uld call and enuuir m rate ' fore insuring else here. ' ' WILLIAM BELL, pNotsrv Pnblk-, ':- ' - - I Rt Estate CJiectitig and ' V ' - treneral Aeafc. , , , Com -Mhsnd Maia Streets."

ATTENTION LADIES?JCST RECEIVED AT OX NORTH PEARL STREET. VS Ks. II lit. is lust in recei ipt of a large and ALL Hilliaery, lattnshlr s4irtiiwnt rf F aich she oflers to the Ladies CHEAP FX)R CASH. Her reputati.'O for correct taste, earned by a long oerirnce 1 the business, will secure Um patronaarn tlie niust tastidious. CJtT-Cal!, Ladies, and examine her stock Vcfor purissing elsew here. '7mJ4 , ORDINANCE o A mrsd aa Onlissar paMeJ aad ppri edNept.ua, ISM, eutitled Aa Oidinawrr Pro idiutor theCity Revenue of taeCit of Richmond. Sec. 1. Re it onla'med by th Common Council of ehmond. that Section 13 of said Ordinance, aud at e fith line from the bottom of aaid section, w hr ths How iug worxls iK-cur, "and to tbe piirchtscr of tha simple the Mayor shall give a Deed," he and tha me is hereby amended to read as follow ,; "aud to e purchaser of the tee simple, th Ckjllevtur shall ve a Deed," to make said Ordinance conform to the 111 Section of the Charter of the city. ' ; Sbc. 2. This amendment to said Ordinanc to he ia rre from and alter Us publication. Passed and approved Sept S, lfiS. JOHN FINLEV,Mavw. Atv-Bt: W. W. ArsTis.City Ch-rk. , 3VJ1. , -TO THE LADIl-t.-w1t ,EO. H. REEDfc CO.'S LIQUID ' JHE constant demand w have had for I IQCID fa DVES has induosd ua to put up a complete Imaof 40 Shades, all Liquids, ( lichwill ricoiiiiurtid theuisc'.ves to every oao who a ever used Li quid Dyes for f .rillianrv of Colors. simplicity ol' I'ae, Cerlaiaty of Sntiedaclion. C'omplete DiriHtions for us with every packaged Use the BEST Article. f EE CERTIFICATES FROM EMINENT CIlfc'M ISTS, ON EACH PACKAGE Samples actually dved w ith each of the colors on I ilk and w oolen, may be seen at the Drug mores. , v-SMLD KveRYWIirRKpa. i If you desire to insure GOOD COLORS, Inquire for f feed's Domestic Dyes, mmi t m eW kittd. ;FO. II. REED 4k CO., noslon, 28-iin. . t Manufacturers. tINCINN AXI COLLEGE or 'MKDICINIS AND SUliGKRV t atll KTW IINTIETH RECJCLAR C4CRSE M of lectures will begin on Mondar, October 23, and continue until thn latter part of Ftintrrf with Vruliminary lecture during the Brat thr reeks ef (rtoler. There Twill be Clinical Lectures In the I'omtnerrial (City) Hospital throughout tlie utire winter, open to medical students. FACCLTY: 11. S. Lawsoti, M. D. Prof, ol th Principle and J'racticeof Mmlicine. Thomas Wood, M. D., Prof, af Surgery and Clinical I;urgorv. John' if. Tate. M. !., Prof, of Obstetrics and Diaeaof Women. aniel aughan, M. D., Prof, of Chemistry and Toxicologv. Frederick Rolker, M. D., Prof, of Pathology and lHseastts of Children. It. S. Iteel, M. 1)., Prof, of Materia Medica and Therretitir-s. R. It. Mcilraine, M. D., Prof, of Physiology and Forensic Medicine. V. P. Goode, M. D., Prof, of Descriptive and Surgieal Anatomv. M. F. Miller, M. D., Demonsttstor of Anatowy. M. II. Graff, M. D., Prosector in Surgery. FZES. For all the Professors, tickets v,0n Matriculation Fee----- r-.-S,n" 1 -nionstr,torM ticket .............. s.na H"pital ticket - - ..S,n Gradnntion Fee 3,V'I Students on their arrival io th city, by calling at th College, s. w. cor. of Longworth and Central av will be assisted in procuring comfortable lodging. . For circulars, or further information, mldrew 23-2w. U. S. LAWSON.M.D., Deaa. FANCY STOREA general assortment of FANCY G-OOD& A SDDRESS TRIMMINGS, i ZEPHYRS Double, Siale and of all Shad. Shetland Yarns, CoreeUr Skirts and lSTCY TOYS, Always on hand at 1 ' Mrs. m. jomroozr, NO Tt MAIX STREET, RICHMOND. Sept. 14, '4. nJOly CIH BOOK STORE. NICHOLSON & BRO.. H'isJtsale and lirta.il Dtaltrt in ... BOOKS, STATIONEBY & GLOBES, Wall Paper, Curtain Material, , pimiiEs ricTVUK frabies, PhntiKraph Albass, aad other articles usually kept ia a 1 irst Class Rook Store. They ax alao, STATE AGENTS hi" i v ' For Fe Iter's Exoellwat aad laiwsiagly Prjpaalaw - Series of AxiXhmticm; , And for Prof. Guyofs Carivmllad WALL XAPS TOK sMHOOLS. - Richmon-1, lnd Sept. 14th. 1 ML JVtf

Wont Un any Other., . A few aighu ago, when H was raining ia biulaaa-l very dart, ia the late hour of aaght eo solitary aaaa was seen ffn the great city of Ciutlaati to fho rsitbiul Waehaaaa of th aagM hy tha Caraafj, aayicgt Watchman! O, Watchman! aa yva vain your lias, say W-B me has WehaarH Agetrt laft :j sraat to get a Bottle of -Weawter Hair larfaBlai. " S-For salt ia Richmoad, by Plwaxnter A Kaflay. im3 J. WXB2JTKB OO-, Piu riaaora. Saahaaa,X.R.

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