Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 35, Number 40, 30 November 1865 — Page 3

LOCAL COLUMNS. RICHMOND, INDIANA: Thursday, Nev 30th, 1865.

JE2 RlClir.lDUD lUIIOllil BlIiK! Designated Depository AND iisrvTccivr. ag't OF THE UNITED STATES. ALSO Social Agent of JAY COOKE, For the al of the T-SO I.OAM, succeeds the "Kichmend Branch of the Bank of the State," and is sor np"D (or the transaction of .-uriil HatiVIl keep" connntly on honrf !rjre supply of T-:iil Nte4, of all dcnominatioi.s, fur sale and in.me(liate delivery. It 'drein Cartoon at maturity, nil.nMit charge. Also, sit T. S. 4 p. recti!, note, atmatrr tv, at tlwir full far value, and accrued intcrft to dste. Itfeeivee niooev OH depo-it, subject to sipbt check I'iir.iihr Irafta on the principal cities of the Cnited Stat.-. Collect the Ial-rrt Ce'if"Ms '' r'nr' r" men! Loan. flay Milfl Sell, nil !, . j rn u::i. ? !Hfcnriite, and licinv a lae.inale f l-jHit. rv au-t Finanrial Agent of the t'nited tat. H. it Utt mtfH-rior advntrea for transacting all busiuet rotni''.e1 with tint (Inv.Tfim.'tit upon t! moat favorable bTfog. OFFICE HOCKS FICOM 'i A. M., TO .', V. M. i liav. I'. ( irn, Alhf'iH II. IJIauchai d, I'rrs't. ,alik-r. Kirhmon l, June 2, 1HAS. IVE.-iil iiiie alible. RICHMOND POST OFFICE, Oct. 30, IStrtS. .MAIL CUMK. Colnnibns and Faat.. 8 AO k.il V 45 A.M. i 00 r.M. H .tit A.m i 00 p.m. Chicago t.'inciiinati.. . . Davton Way I miiaoapolU sfl4 Wert -MAILS PKJT. Indianapolis and WeHt Cincinnati ...... . . ... Oayton Way Chicago.. f'otumhiiM and Raat.., . 8 00 A.M. .11 1 & A.M. .1I1S A.M. . A HO r.M. . SO r.M. Boston and Heecv Mire, leaves Tuedar and Friday, j at .' i do. arrives same davs at 10 00 a.m. I Cnioi Citv, via Arba, lk-thel 4c, leaves Mon.lay, ; Wednemlav and r.ridav. at ' " A.M do. arr. Tiierdar. Thnrsdn r and Scturdav nt 5 00 p.m. I Winchester via New Oar.len, leaves Monday and I rriday. at "00 a.m. ! do. arr. Tiiewlav and Halnnlav, at" 00 r.M. !rJr-Otlicoot)en from 7:30 A. M. to 7:30 K. M. On Kunday.from U:00 to 10:00 A. M. J A. WILLIAXS, r. . COMING. It. F. Taylor, of the Chicago Tribune, will lecture at HUrr Ilall on Uie evening rf the 8th of December. He ia a prime speaker and all will do well to bear him, as his lectur promises to bp one of the moat interesting of the course. Subject next week. '" " j yTb lecture ol Mr. Garkisok last night, at I Htarr Ftall.twae well attended, and the lecture was well j worth bearing. He ia a pleasant and interesting apeak-I er, and very earnest in the advocacy of his own noturn. He firat spoke of the character of the rebellion, placing alavery as its prtnie instigator Ila j thought the people of the South had done as well j with that institution as could have been done by any ( people it waa" thrj sum of all villanies," and could j not pros- er under any eirsumstanrvs, hewever favorable. Tbe overthrow of the institution of slavery, was mainly owing to anti-slavery agitation, and, alluding to the part ha bore in it, he said he commence J the battle with that institution midst brick -bats aud rotten eggs, in the North, and when at Fort Sumpter, at the end of the struggle, he closed out his business, amid a perfect grave of dowers. Mr. Garrison, closed Iiis lecture with an argument against caste and prejudice of eolor stating that this prejudice did not list only in countries where slavery had exit-led, and as slavry had been buried, we should bury all prejudices against t!ie coh.r of the akin. H i predie'ed a glorious future for the African race, w'.to their enfranchisement and restoration toeiil an' p.i'ifrl rights. He thinks the tirnmoot b'iouI ' ritnir. U coutrt o.r t'ie id' el State, until t ie s i.tU oevoin thoroughly loysl. Although not an advoca'o fur eaj-itnl i .iTiliin.'u' but viewing t'ie cndoct ol .r. I'v;.-, .i'-m ;h- jtAii.ipoint of the Government, k ?ii it ' is t"t ttui the gallows should b iifclmiit d, (" 'I tm ir:m cn u.n himself criminal cnouj-h leser.o ,!.;,!. if I c . At tlie cl. su of the Lecture, alajor Ki ,iv, anounced to the audience, t!t ao intlign.tioa meeting would he hel l in Stai r Hill on Friday tternoon tomorrow.) in regard ti tiie pt-rona! dicu!t:es of Itvn. ral MereJtth and Hon. ii. W. Julian, which were attemptel to be settled by the former at the Depot. While considering (wrm,i( difficulties between men, would it not be well for tliia same meeting to take into cousideration tiie peraonal a Hair between Col. Alcbrido and Oen. Meredith at Washington City, where tbe former attempted to cowhide the latter, and failed? If we recollect aright the news that Gen. Meredith had been eowhided on the occasion alluded to, was received in this city by Mr. Julian's friends with extreme satisfaction and hearty approbation 1 It ia " Your ox," now I jS4f On Thursday night of last week, the storeroom of J. Schaman a Co., merchant tailors, on West Main-st., was broken open, and, about $3000 worth of piece goods and clothing were stolen. By accident, they were all discovered secreted in the coal-hole at the Freight Depot on Friday or Saturday nigbt, following the theft. The place was closely watched until the nrst of this week, ia the hop that the thieves might come to remove their booty; but without success, and the scamps am still at large. The goods are again in th store. XtT" A supposed hors thief was arrested on Sunday Eve. in CenWrville, he is from Petersburg, Ohio, and calls himself Johk Allkn, and failing to give security, he was permiuitted to board at Diamond Kxchange, with Sheriff Paxson. Sale of 5th St. Property. Dr. W. P. Wareixu has purchased of John D. Vaighik, Ksq., the neat residence heretofore occupied by the latter gentleman, eeoud door South of the Presbyterian Church, on the East side of Fifth street to which place the Dr. has removed his office and residence. Wilson A Elliott, are cloaiog oat their stock of Cloaks, furs, Far and Silk Hucda and Drees Goods at a heavy discount. Call at Stratum's Corner between now and 66 for great bargains. tPtt A paper at Connersvin. and one at CenterTiUe, are about Wing started. The former by Mr. E. Bydar, aad tba Utter by Messrs. J. M . A J. C. Bromapi- lion. 3. W. Julian ia able to atari U Wsahiagto City to take his aswt. Q sum to-igbt.

Coadnrtor Pallersoa. Tbe article in oar paper of the 16th instant, against the alleged" inhuman " conduct of Mr. Parrsaaox, one of tbe conductors on tlje Dayton and Western Road, prove, on investigation to have been without an other foundation Uiaa toe false representations made t hia relatives in U-ia city and vicinity, of Mr. George W. Taylor, the individual having the body of Mr. iloage in charge. By the annexed note, from Mr.

Taylor, H will be seen that ae entirely exonerates Mr. Patterson from all blame in the matter. With pleasure we give place to Mr. P. 'a communication, and are only sorrvjthat Mr. Taylor siwmld nfit hare had the manline to say in his cote, that he himself warranted bn own relations to make the statements published, by bis own distortion of the facts to tbem. Our authority for making the statemetit we did, ia Wm. I.. Far, and a certificate from J nr. r star and Wm. L. TaTLO, coroborating that published augment, predicated on the story U.ld them by Mr. George W. Tsylor, of the treatment received by him from Mr. Patterson, Conduct., will, if it becumrs utrrtMir l vindicate Mr. Wm. L. Far aa's veracity, and Uie editor of the Palladium ir.ua blame in the premises, be pu'ilisoed. Thr-e betU-r and un.re honest, upright uumi cannot ' found in V;ine c-ouniy, tiian tiiese ra ba n.eotirn,d .viti..;es t) that which Mr. U-?o. W. Taj kr told Uiem. rler jtjs S'ati mmt ' It". -N. t fr"D any desire fr notoriety, but pnretv in sei.'-detenee I auk a aniail spa-e in yourcnli " " refute t"-t: -''0 myself, appearing to the Kir'ifoon.1 I al!(iiuin ol .jib. Ih.tiu itarrUon are fale, I prv! by fie appe-xk.fi lat-o..nt man n horn the raitait.nm l- Tar 1. 1 af its the tint ! .11! I ri'T. .ov . : ; 'l ',! hi ( .; 'i v-'! tr. I. :- to !tltfH -.'r ; V'.". ' paat:nor! were all f trii for Ci I A .11. I. titc L4 ti:. 1 I.h . '--s : Aftr .t'eing tt:at my 'it, .nt r-cei'iog word trom tbe l'aCKKe MasUT that en?rytoiu) was on board. I &trtcd my train about that time ilr. T. sprang I aboard upon another part of tite train, aikig for the Cnnilurtor, but not reachiu me until we bad paased j out Buina distance beyond Sth strvct, when in an eicitnd oiaunur he stated that hs had left his bapajje, and wanted me to back up. I told hitn we could not tiien, but would seud tor it. lie then said there wit a corpse left, and I immediately referred it to one of our officers who was on board, his reply was, that ws rnuat comply if the gentleman insisted, but stating to Mr. T. that he would aend word back from the next station where we met the Western train, to take care of the body, with special orders to forward by tbe Sunday evening train. Mr. T. eapressed himself satisfied and explained it to the ladies of his party. In half an hour after I left Kichmnud, the Western train had arrived there and theordr was delivered to Uie Hagctraife man, whit placed the coffin (boxed ;, in a ceo! ! position under the eye of the night Watchman. The gard to it, returned to Richmond. The Baggage agent told htm it was cared for, and would be sent forward by next train. lie replied that it was allnght, and perfectlr satiafactorr. and as be told me vesterdav. re. th matu.r no fun than to pUio to hia .. , . . . . . ., friends the cause of bis being there unexpectedly. Hoping this will be deemed satliciently explanitory to the Public who were no doubt horrified by the unqualified statement. 1 remain Yours respectfully. Wm. II. Pattbrsox. Xcmia, O., Not. 19, 15. I am extremely sorry to find myself unknowingly the cause of a personal attack upon the character of a gentleman which I am assured Mr. Patterson is, such as appeared in the Richmond Palladium of the loth inst. In justice to myaelf and Mr. P. I will state that the attack was entirely unwarranted by the facts, and made upon the writer's own responsibility, Gsoaua W. Tatlob. Since typing the above, we have received the following letter for publication, written by a daughter of Mr Uoage.to one of her relations in the vicinity of tnja cj,r. I wish to make a statement of the facts in regard to the transfer of the body left in the Depot at Richmond, Saturday the 11th. On arriving at Richmond from Indianapolis, the train being behind time, the Conductor was informed or efforts was made to inform him of a body being there to transfer from the Indianapolis train, the fare being previously paid through to Xenia to come through that night, as arrangements were made her to receive the body ; but the Conductor ouly t ailed out to the person in cl.arge of tiie body and wit'i tlie 'riends of ttie deceased, to get aboard or he ould lw l'-ft. H.' got on, went through and immediately in'oriocJ toe C-ioluetor of the case, requesting look U rie the tram buc, tney owing only afout id j. ni'i our m l il t'td lst train for the night; he would act om it an I tney iim'.' tm leaving the body at K, ..ii d-et. , cir? of no tnt. wli ch was the can' i f j '.ii '.e to tro tnrii'U. i ',"iAUI. t'ro n. ll e 11 Y'.:.". r ::. c- i '.i -'- is crtly c 'Mn ct rir 1 Ti.;. i u.-'ii. t-. ( ' ir--'v ' it, -.', t'i..ir ! ' :;i a 1 .i iioulo re..t, .i., v. ; t t Xenia, Ohio, Nov. 21. t-itij. . need. CoWHiDtst). On M nidav evening lust. On Sol. JIkkkiuth met the M. ('. from this District. Hjo. l. W. Ji i,i is, at the Dcpt. Having some ppers in bis hand containing the proof th:it Mr. Juliau did seed through the Aas'iciatC'l Press from Washington t'lty, that " Cen. M. had been relieved from his o'mmind at Padurah, hy., because of his sympathy with the rebels," the treneral demanded of Mr. Julian, if he was the author of that telegram. Mr. Julian, gave a very emphatic denial, w hen Gen. M. called him a liar put up his papers seized him by tbe throat knocked or threw him dwa pallet out a blue cowhide from his pocket-got Mr. J's bead between his knees, bent him over se as to tightea his pants, and gave him about fifty stripes, "save cue," while in that situation. This is sll we heard about the personal diScultv between Ova. M. and Mr. J. Lovilt S'RiH M. We are again in receipt of so. of the staple-sweet of our county, brought us by our genial whole-son led friend, Smith Dtitr. of Harrison township. Union County. He raised from half-an-acre of rich clay upland, 1J9 gallons of the thickest and best tasted molasses, we've yet seen of this year's manufacture. He informs us that he plowed the cane three times and need it once. lie made ns a present also, of a fine pitcher that held the molasses, and for both of which, ourself, wife and children thank him. jMT We have just received from the manifartures, K. Remnington A .Sons, Illion, ". York, a fine avy Revolver, with all the apparatus thereunto belonging, together with a fine box in which to keep it, and we will sell it cheap tor cash. See their advertisement in another column. i Pkbss-Io .'The latest definition of "Spiritualism," as practiced by Miss Jobdam. in this city, turns out to be a te-e-tal by-Avr-de-main ! Read the exposition of Drs. HisscHD and Weist, which we publish from last Saturday's TWeynua, in another column. Niuht-BloomikiI Crrrmt ( Serious : A big fire at midnight. Jriegram. tS We should think a drunkard's mf mom illustrates this genua of bloomers, quite as well as " a big fire at midnight," and is " Cereoua" (serious) enough to tbe possessor, both day sad Diht. MoCok LL A Kv axs, are now tbe proprietors of tbe Tremont House. " ia this city. Owix D. Evm, tbe junior member of this firm, was connected with the HVth Reganent, and. with Dr. McCosnsll. will oaks the'- TreoKint " a placa where travelers ul feel at uome. Oiva them a call. Tntil its rooms are properly fitted up, tba First National Bask has beea aaovad ooe door North on Franklin street.

Chicago Market. CmciGo, November 28. Flour dull. Wheat quiet, opening at a decline of &g3c, subsequently rallying and closing at SI 34 lor So. J. Corn very dull and declined &vg4c ; sales at 43c for So. 1 aod 47c for No. 2. Oats quiet at JJJI7e. Highwines declined le ; salea at $2 24. Provisions vrrr dull. Mess pork held at 23 00g29 ; buyers offer I Si. Hogs Nothing doing.

SPECIAL NOTICES The Schooley Cutter, In comparison to eve.y other tuacliine ever yet invented, for the general purposes of cutting all kind of feed for cattle and horses, this invention is far ahead. Its construction is so simple that it is not liable to get out of order, and if it should, it is very easily repaired ; besides the price places it within the reach of every tanner or own er of a horse or cow. i'r lie Nye I5roth.ks are constantly adding to their already extensi ve t-tock ol' Stoves, soiiio of ..c latent patterns. T!. ir as ;jiiii'iit ol Tin, I'.rsss, Copper aiii't Sl.eeih i NV'ares. is alwaj-s kept full, ai.il they a: h'-!ef.jre alv;ayi prepared to siipplv 'tii". the world ar.d t'te balance oi' ni-iiM:! 1' promptly-. and at fair cash p:ie s Give tlitiu u call at the Depot. ': !. "' : - i- is ii! Cabinet tireans f..: . i. i. tol to sacred ami secular no: : ft -si ")!. s-.mI ?ar!i. THIRTY-FIVE GOLD .it J-').'' MI MK1AI.S, or other first premiums a ward-IU.i-.tr.ited CatalopuM free. Address MA-.S-,v il .MUN, lUmTO.v, or MASON BROTHERS, N- V..vi. 3 lv. .MI'SlC.t I,. F;ttL tvTlL, begs leave to announce to the citizens of Ki ii.n.md, that he offers his services as a Teacher ii.o.i tin) i'iauo aivl Guitar to those wishing instruction. He isaUo, prepared at all tiroes, to tune and repair Pianos upon short notice. Any orders left with S. F. Estell or Phil. Dickinson, will receive prompt attention. Term Moderate. 3w-3d XTha Furs ttie Carpets the Ruggs the Ladies Ires Goods the Shoe a and Itubbers tlie New Goods of all kinds, are to be seen and purchased, cheap tor cash, at the Uce-Uive Store of our friend D. 11. Crawford. Call and see hia new stock of Goods and compare prices. Allcock's Porous Plasters. A Druggist Said be other day, you have no need to advertise yonr Porous Plasters, for every one sold certainly causes a dozen to be sold, and a dozen sells a gross, and so on. You will uot be able to supply the demand soon. But we ran supply a thousand yards a day. AFFECTION OF THE SPIN E CURED. Hartford, Conn , Nov. 11th 1S61. Messrs. Taos. Allc'oCK 4 Co. Please send, with d:I':itob, twelve dozen Allcock's Porous Plasters. j Our daily experience confirms their very superior ex cellence. At this moment of writing a man applies for one, who, by entanglement in the shaft of machinery, had both his legs broken, spine severely injured, and wss for nearly a year entirely helpless. This man found relief very soon by tbe application of a piaster to his spine. He was soou enabled to work, and now he labors as well as ever. He would cheerfully pay $6 for a single Plaster if they could not be had at a lower rate. I am surprised that surgeons de not make use of these perforated plasters, to the exclusion of all others, as their flexibility and adhesiveness are greatly in advance of all other plasters with which I am acquainted ; while the perforations peculiar to them rendered them greatly superior to all others for ordinary surgical uses. Knowing the plasters to be useful, I have no scruples that my senti Bicnts should be known. J. W. JOHNSON, M. T. Principal Agency, Hrandreth House, New York. Sold bv all Dealers in Medicines. A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat, ItEV'''KE-' IMMEDIATE ATTKNTION, AND SBOll.D BK I'ltm-SKD. Ik ali-owkd to contisi e, Irritation ol' the I. line, a IV rmnucr.t Throat flection, or mi I nctirnbte I.nn Iirae lb OFTEN TUB ttEil'LT. j CROWN'S DR0NCMIAL TROCHES H.VVIW I'. i.c.i T lNUfKNt'E TO THS TAKTS, 1J1VK IM (KI I T(i BKLIPf. For !...''ii; Mil'. I'nic, Mrrh, ('(insnniptf. .., Vhx.:;t Ii n--w. .. : kavi i uot srccEss. .1 : . i... .r-r j the voice when tair .-';v.iing, and relieving the in v.misii.il exertion of the vocl organs. ire reemmen ltd and prescribed by Physi.ive w t-itimopials from eminent men : the country. Being an article of true iv ing prucrtl their eficacy by U'st of i . c.u-ii year tinds them in new localities c;-' , s t; - i i. t. r:i o. v i: t.'r.on- p rts of the world, and the Trochtt are univ.T::!lr j . ' :.'iinced tictter than other articles. Obtain oi.ly "Hkows's liBoN.niAL Titix-nEs," and do ni't take any of the W'ortht-t luiiioti-wt that may I offered. Sold everywhere in the United States, sad in Foreign Countries, at So cents per box. 6ml3:35 EUROPEAN POCKET TIME KEEPER, One Dollar Each. ( Patent applied for June 29th, 1?5.) An Exact and Keliablc Pocket Tixi-Kitrm for the pxr man. A decidedly unique and icomifrfiU .,cCorrectly constructed oo the most approved scirvriFiC rRIM-irL3, and icarrmtrd to Plwri SOLAR time, with aiiJntr or.-tniafy and the utmost precision. More truthful than the nft costly and elaborate Time-Keeper of Modern manufacture. It never can be wrong. "A rroim o iy," or wiwliiig np. Never runs Sown; ana can never be too t'utt or toe Won. It is a most remarkable article. Just introduced into this country from Europe, where it is protected by W.-V'ii Letter r. m." Price for a single one. with plain or fancy White Dials, in Gold or Silver-Gilt Case, only $1. Seat, postage paid, to any part of tbe countrv, on receipt of price. All orders must be addressed to J. W. DELAMEKE A CO., Sole Proprietor. 23-Um 204 ani 2oH Broadway, New York. A CARD TO INVALIDS. A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a j missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis- i eases of the Crinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and i vicious habits. Great numbers have been already j cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to i benefit tbe a Sic ted and nn fortunate, I will seod tbe ' recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in a seal- ' ed envelope, to any ooe who needs it, f'rrr of Ckmye. Please inclose a post-paid envelope, addressed to yourself. Aiirrm JOSEPH T. IN MAN', Statics D. Bisl Hoes. .t Tork fify. Jane S, 154. 15-ly. WHISKERS! WHISKERS t Do too want Whiskers or Moastacne T Our Grecian Com pound will force tiea ti grow on tbe smoothest face or chin, or hair oo bald heads, in Si Weeks. Price. $1. SO. Sentby mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of pnee. Addresa, WARNER A CO., Box Ma, aWooUya, . Y. ,ly.

DR. SEELYE'S LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.

CX RE WARRANTED IF DIRECTIONS ABE FOLLOWED. Cola ia the lira' Relive ia a Few Xiaates. T3r. Seelj'e's BRONCHIAL SYRUP! An t'nfailing Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Hoarseness and Irritation of the Bronchial Tubes or Lungs, Tickling in the Throat, and Croup. Sold by all Wholesale Druggists, and at Retail bT Druggists everywhere. CAITIOS FKO.H TIIE AMERICAN WATCH CO. It having come to our knowledge that imitations of tbe American Watch have been put upon the market in great number, calculated by their utter worthlessnesa to injure the reputation of our genuine products, to protect our own interests and the public from impoaition, we again publish tbe trade marks by which our Watcher may invariably be known. We manufacture four styles of Watches. Tbe Fnurr has t.'ie name "AUKKICAN WATCH CO., Waltham, Mass.,' eagrie i on tbe inside plate. Tiie Second has the name "APPLETON, TRACY A CO., Wahham, V,.- , engraved ou the inside plate. The Third has the name "P. S. RARLETT, Waltham, Mass.," engraved on the ttside plate. All the above styles have the name American Wnu-h Co. painted on the dial, and are warranteu in everv respect. The Foccth has the name "WM. ELI.EKY, liosfcm, Mass.," engrarud on the 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 l required. It ishardly possible for us to accurately describe the numerous imitations to which we have allude. They are usually inscribed with the names so nearly approaching our own as to escape tbe observation of the unaccustomed buyer. Some are represented as made by the "Union Watch Co., of Boston, Mass.," no such company existing. Some are named the "Soldier's Wratch," to be sold as our Fourth or Wm. Ellery style, usually known as the "Soldier's Watch." Others are named tbe Appleton Watch Co. ; " others tbe "P. S. BartLBT," instead ot our P. S. Harleit ; " besides many varieties named in such a manner as to convey the idea that they are the raritable productions of the American Watch Company. We also cautiou the public, and particularly soldiers, against buying certain articles chlid walches, so freely advertised in illustrated papers as "Army Watches," "Officers' Watcl es," "Magic Time Obaervers," "Arcana Watches," ic, the prices of which are stated to be from seven to sixteen dollars. A good watch, ia these times, cannot be afforded for any such money. A little attention on the part of buyers will protect them from gross imposition. RALLY, RALLY! TO Due West of the Citizen's Bank, for CHEAP DRY GOODS. Wilson A Elliott! II AVE JI ST RFCEIVFI) FRO.H TIIE K astern Cities a lull supply of Plain and Fancy Goods, Notions, Silks, &.C.1 Their Domestics were bought before the late advance, and will be found TVsl r. tern qnotntions. At." rin 25 to 5il percent, lower -r i--r:m-r:v ! Ares"ld at $l,"i $1,50 p,r yard. Ail are invited to call and examine their stock. Tny l.are some nice paferns of Ingrain and lirnssells C A KPETS! Aud also a line of WILSON &. ELLIOTT. No. 29 tf. D. B. CRAWFORD, Proprietor of the BUI HIVE S!0RE, Is now receiving the LARGEST STOCK OF CARPET TWO A D THREE PLY INCRAIN, HEMP AND RAC! STRAW MATTING AND RUGS, Of every description. Oil Cloths, of neat patterns. Dress Gls, of newest styles, la fact I am determined to have the HEST STOCK OF GOODS IN THE CITY And Sell as Cbeap. All of my Goods will be sold at fair prices. The public are inveted to call at No 46 Main street. Richmond, May 1, 15. l.tf FLOUR, GRAIN, &c. Flour of Superior Quality! CORN MEAL, MIDDLINGS, OIL MEAL, BRAN, OATS, RYE, fcc, FOR SALS BT JOTETST BELL, 5M Street, Zd Door Xorth of Meredith Houtt Ricfcuosd, Indiairi. th Mo., 21st, "Wi. No. 3. 3m.m 1 Odoa'Muae mm4 Lso4oat, For tbe Tcth. at 34 PLCMSER hlLLY's.

Txth aa Tskilct Saa, Tot sale br PI.CVWER A KELLT.

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Persons believing tliey hare made an invention or a discovery in art or science, and desirous of knowing whether the same has been patented, by transmitting j to us a model, or drawing, or a sufficient description ' to make the iuvention intelligible, can have a thorough j examination inn.le in the Patent office, and the result ! of said examination forwarded to tbem for a reasonsI ti'.e compensation. i J We will hare forwarded to any person who may de- : sire them, a copv of the Patent Terms now in force, i ; an 1 the Rules and Regulations of the Patent office, free of expense. j Caveats will be prepared on short notice, by the I . inventor's giving a brief description of their invention, f I w ith drawings. Drawings will be made in artistic style from models i furnished by inventors. Searches of the Records of the Patent office in regard to titles in Patents will be made on application. , Send full n.ima or names character of the invention, and if iosible date of Patent. Copies of all CLAIMS, In any Patent issued by tbe Patent Office since 1836, will be furnished ou the receipt of SI, the applicant giving the full name of the Patentee, nature of the iuvention, dte of the Patent, Ac. Washington City, Ang. 31, 1865. 27tf AO.Ml.NINTK VTilR'S NOTICE. ,T OTl K is hereby given that the undersigned has , B" '.M.-en aiiix'intetl Admiuistratar of the estate otOlitr Morris, hue of Wavne couutr. Indiana, deceased, i Said Katute is supposed to lie solvent. SAMCEL COOK, Administrator. Kihmon I, Nut. 11th, luia. Administrator's Notice. fETTEIIS of Administration have this day been A t rat tied t. the undersigned bv the Clerk of the nrt o Comaion Pleas of Wayne County, Indiana, out ir Estate of Mary Shefler, late of Boston Townsnip said county, deceased. The Estate is supposfi t" ne s-ili'ent. Perkins having claims against said K.st.ite are required to tile these with theClerk of said court witniu "'ie vear Irom this dav, N .v. st, is-ii." MARTIN SUFFER, Administrator. p-tf $1.75. Administrator's Notice. fl'.TTKKSof Administration on the Estate of j A Sarih Misin. late of Boston Township in Wayne ! coontv Indiana, deceased, have this day been granted : to the undersigned by the Clerk of tbe Court of Common Picas of siid county. The EsLtte is pribably s in-nt. 1'ersnns hax ing claims against said Kstale are nsjiiired to tile them with theClerk of said Court wrtmnone vear trom tois day. ov. 5tii,l56i MARTIN SHAFFER. Administrator. ptf A1.75. j Administrator's Sale. ' ratHE undersigned will offer at Public Sale on ThureM. dav, the Tth day of December, 1865, at 10 o'clock ot said day, at the late residence of Mary ShaflVr. dei censed, in Boston Towhshipin Wayne County, India- ! na, the following propertv, to-wit : 1 Mare, 1 Cow, 8 j young cattle, It Hogs, 60 bushels of wheat, 100 dos- ! ens of Oats. 13 acres of standing Corn. 1 Cooking ; Stove, 1 Parlor Stove and Household and Kif cben Fnri niture. and f Sheep. A creditof one year will be giv- ! en on all sums over $ t. Notes and approved security will be reuHirert ot all purchasers. MARTIN SHAFFER, Administrator, j November Sth, l5i. p-t-f-$2.2V Administrator's Sale. j rarHE unJersiened will offer at Public Sale on Sat1 M. urday, the 2.1 day ot Iecember, lsj.st lw o'clock j of said day, at the late residence of Sarah Moone, d- ( ceased, in ISoston Township in Wayne County, Indiana, i the following property, to-wit : 1 Horse and Buggy, 1 Cow, 1 Cooking Stove, 1 Parlor Stove. 2 Beds and Bed ling. 1 Bureau, 1 Safe, and Household and Kitch- . en Furniture of ail kinds, belonging to said estate ; ' aal also property belonging to another person, , H'.rs-'S, Cattle, Hogs, and Sheep. A credit of j one year will be giren on all sums over $3. Notes I and approved security will be required of purchasers. MARTIN SHAFFER, Administrator. j November ?th, lsS. p-t-f-$2.24.j Administrator's Sale: 1 aij ALE on tbe 2d dav of December, 1 -5, attheresidenoe of Samuel Cook, one mile North of Wshijivt. .n in '! V Townsbio. Wtrnt Coaotr. IaAim.nm.-Xti personal property of Oliver korria. deceased. Ar- t ticlcs for sale ; 2 Head of Hnrsaa, 3 Head of Cattle, J Wairon, 1 Buggy, S head fat Hogs, I tows. Harness, I and a variety of farming otensels : Corn, Oats, and Hav, Household and Kitckea Faraitnre. Tkkms: Nine months credit oa all sums over three dollars. Notes and adproved seenrwv required. SAMUEL COOK. Nov. 9, 15. 3Tu2i STRAY COW. aTRATED from the snbaci ibei s preaxise two miles Eaal of Haareratowa in this eovntv. on Wednesday o;git, Ocv ber 25, a white and brtadW spotted ma! v cow. She gave bat littie milk. A libera: reward will be riven to anyone kind eooagfc to uifora the owner where she mar be found. 3-t. " D. A. REIDT. Hagerstowa, led. Not. I., I GEMI1F MFFTV EC. 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EZRA NYE, & B R O ., miuu i Stoves and Hollow Ware, Plain. PreeJ, and Japaar4 Tiaware. Also, Agents for the Sale of the a Forest Queen Cooking Stove, And Manufacturers of all kinds of TIX AM) SHEET-IROX WORK! Tut tmd Irvn Roof Put in Ower. .AH orders for Sponting, Gutters and Valleys, atten-Wd to with pmmpnei. Store apjoining Scott's Furniture Rooms, near the Depot, Richmond, Indiana. Jaa. r. Itf

CI IT BOOK STORE. NICHOLSON A BROTHER. Wholesale and Retail Dealer iu ' BOOKS, STATIONERY & GLOBES, Wall Paper, Curtain Materials, I'M TI RES, PICTI RE FKAXE8, Photograph Albums, and other articles usually kept in a First Class book Store. They are also STATE AGENTS For Felter's Excellent and Increasingly Popular Series of Arithmetics, And f-irlVof. Guyot's Unrivalled WALE MAPS FOR SCHOOLS. Richmond, Ind., Sept. 14th. ISni. " 29tf P or Sale! ACOCXTRY SEAT of three acres and a half of ground, cottage bouse, barn, young orchard of fruit. Ac, near the city ol Richmond." For Price. Ac, enquire ol M. WASSON, m a Agent for tbe property. Dr. MARSHALL'S Cat at ir It Snuff This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best artii-le known for curing tlte Catarrh, Colli in the Head and Headache. It has been found an excellent remedy in many cases of Sore Eves. Deainei has been removed by it, and lleariac has often beea greatly improved bv its use. It is fragrant and agreeable, and Grives Immediate Relief to the dull heavy pains caused bv diseases of the bead The sensations after using it are delightful and invig- j orating. It opens and. purges out all obstructions, strengthens the gtands, and gives a healthy action to the parts aflected. More than Thirty Years' ' of sale and nse of Dr. Marshall's Catarrh aa Headache Sautt. has proved its great value for all . the common diseases of the head, and at this moment ;' stands higher thau ever before. , It is recommended by many of the best Physicians, and is used with great success and satisfaction every- I where. Read the Certificates of Whole i sale Druggists in 1864. The undersigned, having for many rears been sc3 minted with lr. .Marshall's Catarrh aad lendarhe Snntl. and 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 Atiections, and that it is decidedly the best article ever known fur all common disease ot of the Head. liurr A Perrv, Itoston. Ilarnes A Park, New York. Reed, Austin A Co ," A. B. A D. Sands, " Hrown. I.smson A Co., Stephen Paul A Co., " Reed, fuller A Co., Israel Minor A Co., " Seth W. Fowle, McKesson A Robbins" Wilson, Kairbank A Co., A. I.. Scovill A Co. " Hensha w, Edmind A Co., M. Ward, Close A Co., 11. 11. Hay, Portland, Me., Bush A (.iale. For Sale by all Druggists. Try it. lr. Marshall's Catarrh and Headache ftaufl is a fragraut and agreeeble remedy for all disease ot the head. It opens and purges out all obstructions. The Sensations after using it are delightful and invigorating, and the relief immediate. Sold by all Druggists. Try it. Or. Marshall's Ca'arrh and Headache Mnutt" is a fragrant and agreeable remedy for all diseases of the head. It opens aud purges out all obstructions. The sensation after using it are delight ful and invigorAtinir. and the relief immediate. Isold by all Druggist. Try it. SELDEN & CO , LllllUfiCIUPJIIG JEWELERS, 27 Courtlandt St, New York. 100,000 Watches, Gold Pens, Pencils, &c, Sec., WORTH $500,000. To be sold at One Iollar each without regard to value, and not to be pan! until you know what you w ill reciere. SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES, A 11 to lw sold for K IH 1. 1. A K each : 300 300 4D0 200 3.0D' H. imil ;t,ouo 4.0(Hi fi.Oim lijou 1 2.0:tti 2,.HJ 4.500 4.0O11 3,0 KI 4,WX 4. eO0 3,000 n.OiK) 4.IK10 4.IW0 j,oio 5.000 7,(KK 5,IX0 7.500 8,000 5,000 6.000 5, tHH) 5.000 I. WM) 2.lhW 1,000 l,0n Gent's (ioid Hunting Case Watches, $50to$150 ' Indies' tiold and Enameled Case Watches. 35 " 70 ient's Huntington Case Silver Wstches, 35 - 70 Diamond Rings, 90 44 100 Gold Vest and Neck Chains, 15 " 30 .... " " 4 - 6 (.l l Oval Band Bracelets, 4 M 8 Chased tiold Bracelets, i "10 Chaulsine Chains and Guard Chains, 8 20 Solitaire and Gold Brooches, 4 u 10 Lava and Florentine Brooclies, 4 u fl Cora!, Opal and Emerald Brooclies, 4 " U Mosa'c, Jet, Lava, and Florentine Ear Drops. 4 " 8 tvral. Opal, and Emerald Ear Drops, 4 " 8 California Diamond Breaat Pins, 2 50 - 10 Mld Fob and Vest Watch Keys, 2 50 8 Fob and Vest Ribbon Mules, 3 " 10 Seta Sleeve Bott.ns, Studs, etc., 3 " 6 tiold Thimbles. Pencils, etc., 4 - 7 Miniature Lockets, 5 " H Miniature Lockeu Magic Spring, 3 " 20 tiold Toothpicks, Crosses, etc., 2 " 8 Plain Gold Rings, 4 " 11 Chas. d Gold kings, 4 1 1 Stone Set and Signet Rings, ISO " 10 California Diamond Rings, 2 10 Sets Ladies' Jewelry Jet and Gold, 5 " 15 Sets Ladies' Jewelry Cameo, Pearl, etc., 4 " 15 Gold Pens, Silver Extension Holders and Pencils, 4 " 10 Gold Pens and Gold-Mounted Holders, 3 " o Gold Pens and Extension -Holders, A " 10 Silver Goblet and Drinking Cups, 5 50 Silver Cat-.rs, 15 " 54 Silver Fmit and Cake Baskets, 19 " 50 Dcxen Silver Tea Spoons, 110 to 320 PER DOZEN. " " Table Spoons and Forks, 2U " luo MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION. CERTIFICATES naming each articleand iUraloe, are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are welt mixed. Oae of these Envelopes, containing tba Certincate or Orser for some article, ( worth at least one dollar at retail. 1 will be sent by mail to any address, without regard to choice, on receipt of 25 Cents. Tba purchaser will see what Article it draws, and ita value, which may be from Ooe to Five Hundred Dollar, and can then send One Dollar and receive the Article named, or any other on tbe hat of the aamw value, and after seeing Uie article, i f tt does aot gtva perfect satisfaction, we desire it to be immediately raturaed. and the a mono t paid will be refnoded.

ry this mode we give selections from a vanad toek of fin trufim. of the best m.tke and latest itrW, and of intrinsic worth, at a oom nal prtee, while mil have a chance of eecnr.nr articles of the highest raloe. Ia ail eases, we chary for forwarding the Certificate, postage, and doing the buaioess, the sum of Twenty Five Cents, which must be enclosed ia the order. Five Certiftraf will be sent for $1 ; eleven for $J( thirty forfi; i-.xty-6v for II ; one naadred for II. Partieo dealing with as may depend oa having prompt returns, and the article draw a will he immediately sent to any address by tetnra mail orexpreaa. Eacreaaxiefusuow guaranteed ia ail cases. Write voor Name, Town, Coentv and State plaia1, and addre. SELDEN A CO, Ii-pilj TT Cc-jrvfaMH r rt. New Tw.

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Cure Warranted if Direction Followed! 1b! rottl w 11 ! a cweih-te Vv tt.tisi a eay JiVMPTO.nS. Tbe Bis4oeit of t atarrk are at IM trreslbtkt. Prraett t4 the hair a reM. that I bey have fre carat attacks, aa4 are aiere araalriv la ths rhaagrs mt Iraaeraiare. la that saaflftea, the Base axaf he 4r.er aallcht tltarkarsrr, tkla a4 arrt4, aftrrwar4 thick aa4 e4keatit ataj taaar. Aa tar eUsease heraases rhreaK, the alseharKre are tart case 4 la aaatlt) aa4 rhaageA ta aalh j: lacy are sea tklck aa4 kraij, aa4 are kaakr4 er cB(kc4 . The secret Ions arraOraalse, raaalag a bad breath: ifcc lelrr tMrk aa4 aanal : lh r)ca are weak ; tbe sease ef sairll la Ieaeae4 er 4eBtrefeA ; Arafaees Irvearetl takes el era laecber reataiea aad lataeetaal ayaiateai af iaiarrb ta, that the areaea K ekllge4 t rtcar km threat la the sseralag ef a thick er allaiy as area, wbtck has ral Ira freei the bea4 aarlac Ike algbi. libra ibU takes rtace the aeraea May be sate tkat bis disease Is ea IIS a a) lathe langa,aa beal4 lass ae llase ta arreailac M. Tbe abase are bat fra ef Ike saaaj Catarrhal jaiataais. Write far ear aaaiahlrl aearrlblag rail all sjssateais; It will seal fREE le ant MAreaa. ,4 Wcareaailr rerrlTlag Irltrrt frees aaMlrrs la the ami. aa4 ethers la all parts af tbelalea. wke eaaaet arecar It front Oragglala. earlealag Ss (br aae. er ti for Uree battles af the exeelctar, aa4 alae aaeaereaa teallaiaatala freai tbeae aalag U, beaHag rvlArare ef Us latalllble aiertia. CAU for SEKlira ( ITtft&l U1III aa4 tab ae etbrr. If aot sale by 4raggtaa la rear rlriali yea can earloae the aioarv ta a Idler la as, aa4 at will sea4 the saealrlae by Eiama. AMrcas Dr. D. N. SEE LYE ek Ce.rbKage. OiseeltTs BRONCHIAL SYRUPJ Aa rtiLio aaairv res Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Bars Threat, Xoarseneaa, Whooping Cough, aad Irritation ef the Bronchial Tubes or Lungs, Tiakiiaf la tba Throat, and Oreua. This Byraalsraarrlally hrarlrlal la tertlaas r the Throat aad Rruarblal Tabes, eaased by Catarrh, greatly aaslsllag la Its i I laaeat rare vbea aaed la reaarnioa with tba Befaedy. II takea la time Ii artrr falls ta rare tba etereal casta ef rreaa. Wr de aot assert that this Ay rap will rare f easaaiatloa la Its worst Magra. bal we da tvasrleatlaasly rlalas for II teHala mrdlrlaal a,aalllte aet le be foaad la aay ether arena ratlee. for tbe nMrraad rare ef the dkeaaea abase eaaexerated. Retag agreable to the taate, safe for eblldrea, sarrdy la lu ffrrb, git lag strength le ibe rales aad laaga. It will ftaea lad IM way Iale etrry fajallyla the laad. Prtre, 11.80 are baulr. Or. D. H. 8EELYE fc Co., ' rreas. Cblraga, llllaals. "Laboratory at rrreport. III. JEff-For sale by all Wholesale Druggists, and St retail by Druggists everywhere. AT M iiom:nai.e by JOHN P. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio. WM. JOHNSON. Detroit, Michigan. J. II. CONNER, New Albanr, Indiana. W I LSO N A PETE R, Iiuis ville Kentucky. AT K ETA IE. EY J.JOnNSOS, JenWsonville, Ind. AMD ST PBroOIHTS GKMCSSLLT, October 19, 1884. 35-1 v. For sale; in Hichmond, Ind., by K.U. Pott. Plneamrr Ar Krllv, Nrnnrass Ar Roaa, Ma lie At Collet and J. K. A -ry Co. The Great English Remedy MR JAIKN ( litRKK Celebrated Female Pills Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clark, M. I. Physician Extraordinary to tba Queen. This invaluable medicine in unfailing in ths cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and s speed cure may be relied on. TO .MAItKIEIf I,AIIE it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on tbe monthly period with regularity. Each bottle, price One Dollar, bear ths Government Stamp of Great Kritain, to prevent counterfeits. CAUTION. These Pills should not lc taltet by Females during the HKST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as the sre sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at snr other time they sre safe. In all Cases of Nervou aud Spinal Aft lion. Pains in the Back and Limb, Fatigue on slight exertion. Palpitation of the Heart, Hysteric, and White, these Pills will enVct a cure ln all other mesne have tailed ; and although a po-. t lu! remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimouv. r arytiiing hurtful to tbe constitution. Full directions in the p -t pHet around each parkage, which rhould be carefully preserved. SOLD BV ALL DI1CGGISTH. Hole A rent for the Cnited States and Canada, JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlandt St., New York. N. U. f 1. 00 and pnstaee stamps enclneMt to anr autltorixed Agent, will insure a bottle, containing 50 Pills, by return mail. NO MORE GRAYIIAIRl An Entirely New Luxury in America. LAr.lOTJDE'S II II I FA, ths most Brracriex HAIR RESTORATIVE VR OFFERED TO INK PUBLIO. Nothing Like It Ever Before Known. It is perfectly free from sulphur, lead, aad the chemical aaita universally used ia all the Hair Heatorabvea now hefore the pnblie ; an! unlike them, NEVER CAUSES DIZZINESS, BLINDNESS or LC5ACV, bat is as harmless as pure rain water. This celebrated preparation is the discovery of a celebrated French chemi.'t and has bars extensively used ia Europe, among tlte nobility pre the past five years wiu toe roost woaaemu i

It iea part vigor aad .Vw L4t to the Roots f tbe Hair, restores it to ita aaxaraJ color, wad caaaes it to grow pocalar ly soft sad laxariaat. 2fo other Preparation ia req aired to go with it. As it eoeabinea a perfect Reatorer aad Hair Brassing. The ag ratable aatare and wooaerfai fwosdite with which it restored tbe whitest hair to rat pnoutiva col. er aad baaoty, rvoders this prrparstioB in valuable, sad when once koown, todtpeoaable to tbe toilet table of ever house bo id. It will stop tba hair from falling oat wikb two or three applications aad ia a sore pre' restive aeajavt Haidneee aad ail 11mm of ths eeals, aM will rare them ia their worst form when rsiog. , The praaeat ezteaarve aaleoC thai artseia ia oeHsg entirely to the fact that it possesses rrery aerit dais. ed for it, and every lady and yislliasia whe has aat-1 tbeoid restoestrrea eotnpeeed ef swieaar aad load w I at oaee sppreciau this new preparatioa, wbseh ia ve-.--t and reeommeoded by the nrst meaVal aeShortry. Prsee, ataeX tiB Hold be afl Bis laii Prepmiwd by A. LAJbuADt Caeeeral IVp'W, K. TT FrcaffwyvJtew Tec. Jvly.