Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 36, Number 13, 24 May 1866 — Page 2

Richmond Palladium.

UNION STATE CONVENTION I At IndiaMupoIie, W elanr ,mh The friends of the Lincoln nna johb- . . .. kAh ',r'uirtioh ttolicv."" after caretnl y '..na n-iriiwjnau!eration, regard ittheir

-'- -YattimJc'-ni.'! imperative duty,' in the j ' mtiCHllniuii emergency, to call a Un- !

r ma htft Convention, to be beld al indiaiiar.)U,rednc8day. the 30th day of -M.V, rt'lfAA in. I ml I ii,,.t.HaiJ0hp0 .ID 18t4.a,.d " - !:' .vo rtlr.ir.o.. rtor?lwtf hcy., will parttcipae. Sol. Jleredtib,. ayne Co. .' !. i . '' a-"raVld' Kffgor'e. Delaware Co. I. G. Hose, Marion Co. '? jasiWfc.li.'tVSai-e, JJadinon Co. .sjjTduliaviil-Bradeui Marion Co. r J nines Morrison, Marion Co.. i i " Aaani TtAiiutull, of Wayne county; K1'Whi."AriWer, ": .: I.. W. McCord; ' .'t'lidihas CVjttrell; ' hi l.-n t- fP:doding. ' v,f.l 8 tj I'moD State Convcaition. .1 To'r tha Vsf t;o weeks, we bare published, at the fieadbf our editorial column, a call for "the fnend I .r ,1. ii..k. .xA Jiiknun Heatoration Policr," to taeet itlodiaoapoti.1 Thnrtday, tbe lth of July. it is uniierwiaary f'r u. w say that heartily approve of the calling at that Conireation, beiiering that t its object is noj V duirnpt .the Union organization ia the $$(e 1)f th selection of a separate State fcket j ' l.i. t i Krtnsnlt ttiifBtheflVir' ti best interests of our ; coufitry.'Wriff recur again to the principles on which the I'nion party came into power, as shown in the pUtfuraw.a which lcoln and Johnson were chosen j as the rultu-sxf tbe SsUtoi Tbajaatand pure prin- - ciplu enunciated in that platform, are juatas vital to the peace and welfare of our country to-day, as they were when first adopted by the great L'nion I'arty at Baltimfiret Wnce tbe tr nbbs that bare shiouded ; the Mtmnrn'rnourrtiiig and crippled her prosperity, i there never has been a time when men of large, liberal and unselfish purposes men ef prudence and vpatriotiam;TL.yreaUed upon by tbe necessities of thair nomiuon ruunlrr. to use their beat enduarors to maintain 'inrioUt ti righta of the States, "and espe cially el' tbe'righta of each State to order aud control j its own domestic institutions according to its own j )udHieut exclusively, subject only to tbe Constitution j I of tlie United HtatM," and "with malice towards none, i , ai.ri vliaritv for all. exert themselves to estab. 4 lisb .Uitiug and permanent peace, on tha true and ,.i i .i.n . .urnli republu-V ""flieOpVrwtJoris i 'rtr the Proposed Amend..id i.l ' f'-i'i raeajt. In speculating npon the results of the proposed " aragmimeot to tbo Constitulian 'providing that Con- . ' gressioiisi represeatation shall be founded upon the ' population, deditctiog a portion for the citizens above the age' of iwenty-one' who are not entitled to vote, the New YorkTribaoe, taking tbe census returns of 1H0, makes a tabla in which it ia shown that from seventy -fire membeca of Congress, the number before tly; war scot from tha States in which the blacks '' are the most numerous, tha represenutives would be reduced to 50. Alabama would lose three members ; Georgia three ; Louisiana two ; Maryland one; Miaaissrprfi threeV South Carolina four : Tennessee two ; 1 Texas, one, and Virginia two. Arkansas, Delaware and Florida would return their present representation. George Peabody is stopping at the house of his sis- I ter at South' Dan vers, Massachusetts. He declined DT loruiui-rrrciilii.il ifuui tun cutaeua 01 ma uiii.c . - . ... btrthplaoe. tie aesrres to remain quiet ror several j weeks at tba bntsa of, his sister, after which he will . prohablr visit various parts of the United State, it I U bis present mtenti. to remain in tliis country about j a year. ; A ridtcalous mistake occurred in the New i York gold room, where Congressman Hooper.of Massachusetts, waa mistaken for Mr. I'eabodv, and lion- i ized tremenioualy. j , It 18. understood "that alter the dlSchartrc of Milliaan and others, orders were issued to suspend proceedintrs iu the Indiana conspiracy cases, although indictments had been found in the L'ni ''ted States Court against Bowles, Milli gan. Horsey,1 Humphreys and Dodtl. ! ' District Attorney Hanna has advised At- i : torney General .'Speed of the return ol ! r ioaa, ana asRea ror instructions. i Itia reported - that the Government has approved the course of Commander Kogerain thu A'aipaiaiso airair. Wonder if the British tiovernment will approve the course of their liear Admiral, in promising the British residents to resist the bombardment, and then desert , in"f them, thus causing a loss of valuable time that might have been improved m removing their property beyond the reach of Spanish guns. There arrived at New York from foreign countries, during April, 20,478 pas 8enger, of whom 19,880 were foreigners. . 1 ' In the last fonr months, 48,722 emigrants have ari. arrirad at New Verk, 17.0S4of which arriveil within the last tit loop. -Jtys A,l" P'portion of tbem are German. , ; , - - ' '"'-' an i STATE ITEMS. : Ad habitual drunkard ia Lafayette, whr, being al most daily before the Major, proposes to pay bis tines bytheycar.it His Honor will put it ata reduced price. A. singular case baa been on tria' before Judge Ryan at Fort V ayne. Two neighbors claim a cow, which is in tlie possession of one of tbe litigants. Each proves the, aauual, by responsib'e citizens, to belong to him, and so the court is unable to deride. A man named George llenbou, was caught ia the fly wheel of a steam saw mill near Anderson, a few days since. He was carried enUrely over the wheel, by which hia neck was broken and "he was otherwise niasgkeii in a frightful manner. Tbb Mad StoNB. A Title daughter of Mr. Pickerell, residing in Indianapolis, was, a frw days siuee, bitten by a mad dog, Tha dog was afterwards killed, as we'd as several other dogs bitten. Tbe child was immediately brought to Mrs. Taylor, in this city , t.i try tbe afBcacy ol the mad atone in her possession. Mrs. Tsylor pronounced tha case one ot tbe worst she had ever seen, tbe stone revealing tbe poison to be most rirolent. The application was successful, and tii parent ol the little girl are highly pleased with . their visit and hopotvl of perroaoeot cure. Terre Haute Express. .. . Thi Whist Citor.Ws do not desire to creau any unnecessary alarm, or promote a panic; but we are compelled to admit that the prospects for a wheat crcp, so far as tMa scanty is concerned, is indeed vcrr . discourse inxv and Irora what iaformaboa we nthe'r from our farmers generally throughout the county, L will not average yera or ooe-tmrd, should it receive all the adraouges necessary for a full yield. Tbe majority .of U odds am will sot afford the seed, ' . and scarcely be worth cutting, while rata, have plowed them op and -intend planting them in corn. The only resnedy far our farmers, in this emergency, , ia to plant large crops of eora and potatoes, aad some buakwheW nberany. ilVKalb Iemocrat. BotT FoOT". Tbe ferryman found tbe body of a whit man, yesterday, fluting ia tbe river ia front of '- the city, which ha to wad to shore. A coroner's inqaest r brid over the body, and some nine or ten dollar found in th pocket. There were no papers or letters or writcn. nis name eonld be learned. He i was &4v.it ' fret higb, and had on soldier's pants rEL. -Th- bodris anvmoaed to har. com fr, the wretk tf b .steamer Missouri. lEvansvilIa ;-Jmrrnat,:V45;;a,, - " ' Aucor.resf dtjdent informs us that Hon. RAtriirtlilLCbiernber of Congress from the 3dJ'Inctiana District, has been at . ,-ltorae anite.iiiVCor sereral weeks pastdnst week; be eeemea-co oe very siowiy COavalBSQin, baton Monday mrrning, ...uie l-iHAt, bewu not so well, it is '. not ju'obfelle that he will be able to re- , same hitr seat at Waahinarton, for two or ft .!hTJ1fV9 Ome. Cin. Gat. May

There is a bra band composed entirley of aegrne at Warsaw. The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows ia now in kui"i LlmliiiiM i

The wJFatl4i l1,.l)ear.baUt.MPei.lWH., U., la. nnntV ts I f " ' f a t; (ft cTbeJ0iaW fnd ay School Convention aixti at AJ;3J June .16 1 Tt;i. Ceeersl Lew Wallace is eOviduetiog aBihingaami,- ir.w. a f -, r? i i- we. Ji V L JSI k Two r.u hire reuntir Mcurrol tt Indiaoapoli beiwen ti Irish and w-grorv. colon! j. b. McDonald, of th Cahta-Via , bas retired irom the chair editors!. - the cbiWt" morderer, U to be United at Vrw,n n4, 2afij mantfl. L Tie !"ho.ic at Lawrenceburat A i chorfh-n,Vof magnifleant prvp.rUon. .ie runry couatr ir is to be beta or Mth an - r n' , ' .; , . . -. i On Tut-ajar ereniniz of last, week the i a TutaJav . erening .of last week the pasiJ train paired thrucjfh Brookrille (or t!e first time. There are twentr-fire paupers confined in the JetferwD ruoty rr bouaeserewtoeir males aod eitcht (. SuaLj. I'ox Tbej we baring, small pox in Mar- . sbal conpty. .Three or fear cases bars occurred at ' Tyner Cfty."" ' ' , ' '"' T!ic brict makers of Xew 'Albany are working all J tbe bands they can employ. One yard moulds tweoty- ' five tixanand dadyl i'.: Henry Favors who killed hia teacher at St. Omer has been sentenced to five years imprisonment. He onlr IS "years old. The bodv of John Arpp, who was drowned last JUnh in theO!MO,"at Eransrille', was fobnd Frilay in Uie rirer aC that place. ' , About J'i.Ofl worth of stock hare been subscribed by the rnerechacts of Terra liaata in the new Mere chants' K"xjre.i company. , - . There w as a fire, at Lafayette on Friday morning, which '(1fs(orved two frame houses on Fourth, between Columbia and South streets. A young .man named Cemm, living near Franklin, Ind., tras run over by tbe Je&rsonvilla train Tuesday mo'rninjr, and instully Iciiled. . .. A. boy by the name.ot McHenry, residing in Swit- ! iw-rUud euaty, was accidentally killed one day this j week, by ,beU) thrown against a saw log.. ., Mc lings are being held along the line of the t Wbth and ij ie C'aual, for the purpose of taking steps to put the Can d in narigating order. Frederick Timberman, a soldier of the 13th Indiana Mriraent accidentally shot and killed himself, on the . 2iith o April, wliile out hunting squirrels. A prisoner confined in tbe Lafayette jail, on a charge of burglary, and who had been sentenced to tbe penitentiary, made his escape from that institution. . . " : ! The eighteenth annual celebration and pic-nic, of the Sons of Temperance, of Indianapolis, is to come j off at the TiPIcanoe battle ground on the 22d of thU month. .. The general Synol of the Lutheran Church coin menccd a session at Fort Wayne yesterday. About two hundred and seventy-five persons are expected as delegates. , The IVKrilb Democrat tells of a lady in that county by the name of Hannah Morley who received a decree of divorce, took out license and was married, all in the same day. A movement is on foot to erect a new college building at Grci'ncast'e. The students attending "Old Astmrv," have raised among theinsel vea six thousand dollars to aid in the building. A d.uip'.iter , of Frederick Witheinper, of Butler township. Franklin county, aped seventeen, was killed last week by tbe accidental discharge of a gun in the hands of her little brother. Silas Laiilow, while swinging in his father's barn, in St. .lo county, lst week, was killed. Tbe joice to which the swing was attached, fell and struck the boy, , 1 ' ' .1 i. j i Biral ani-antiiun .Adrt. rtn Cl. llMll .."-"" ' - , Last inter the M E. Church at Fairriew, in Clin- . , 1 . i u c t u t.;i.. ton c"unt v' " 3 T fire- La" wl,e raising a new one. some timbers fell aad badly injured Isaac Templeton and A. Timaions. . . ... , , , Last ock, two ycung men named McAdams in jail Bt V1l'raiso : frtl'e Ruction of two sisters were " w r ine- ' oul OI J1 and, of course, immediately ran away.. The I uion soldiers who diod at In lianapolis, du riug the war .aud ivera buried at different places, are being removed to a U4 ia Crown Jiiil Cemetry, where they will all he buried in the same hit. Two men full out about a fishing line, at Rome last Fiklai , and oue of them fired a revolver at the other, wounding him, when he was turned upon by the wounded man and killed with a knife. Alexander Jurdan was tried in the Deleg are Circuit Court last week on change of veuue rom Madisim county for the murder of Xoah Ecberson, and acquitted, the jnry being out but a few minutes. Two tiren who were at work in the woods, near New Albany, last week, dug some roots of the Wild I'arsitip ate them aud were the next day found dead, near a spring w here tbey had been to drink. Joseph Sharpe, who lived two miles from Indianapolis, w as killed last week. Crossing the Terre Haute 11. K. with a tearu just as a train was coming, tlie wsgi.n was torn til pieces and ha was killed. Bound Ovrtt. The two men, Palmer and La t. son the murderers of Thomas Blaine, of Whitley tounty bad a preliminary examination before Justice Hail, at Columbia City, on Monday last, and in default, were coaioiitted to jd. . ' ' The haru of Mrs. Lang, widow lady, residing in Lafayette tow nship, one and half miles from Grwnville was deslrtiyed by fire on Sunday evening. ' The barn was set an fire by some children who were playing with matches. Mc. Lnse, postmaster at Lafayette, refuses to surrender tlie rh.wge of the Post Office to Mr. I.injjW tlie new appointee. Until tlie Utter is confirmed by the I'nited States Senate. The matter will probably be tested in the h?g?:er courts. Mr. Strung, of Valpraaiso, who has ten acres of Straw)rries, reports a black worm among them doirg great damage. He is destroying the wo: nis with an equal mixture of sait lime and ashes put on in the quantity of nine bushels to the acre. A fruit house has been erected at Ft. Wayne 4 by 54 feet,donMe.walls, the space between being filled with shavings. Tbe upper story, which is seven feet high, is filled w"th ice. The temperature of the lower story, where the fruit is lo be stored in 32deg. A vorNu man by the name of Benbon, residing in Madison count v, met w ith horrible death oue day , last week. In some way he was caught in a belt, 1

running from an engine to a larpe cylinder, and thrown j District Courts of Virginia to Richwh such lorce .gainsl tbe beam as to mash his head. monJ i8 because thpre ja noprorer p,ace Ha died mMaiitlr-'1 1 - , j , r . 1 - j in Norfolk to hold them. Bi-R-ctp to Peath. On Monday last, a little Jaugh- j ter of Mr. SrrnM fe, who' resides about a mile north There was a heavy fire at Cairo Tnest the eftv-. b'e slandg near a fire of brush in the ' day. Property to the amount of about field, caught her clothes in the flame, and was so j 870,000 was destroyed. terribly bnrned that she died fn a few boars. The! The President is reported to have tnothw ws seroasly burned in trvrog to rescue her f stated in an interview with an eight hour hdd. rtafaytte Courier;-loth. - - ' ; man. that if Congress failed to sanction

An accident occnired to a freight train on the C. aV G. E. railroad, abonl one mile north of this place, oa TSnri4av ( r. VI l.at ' A Mil 1.m. . J .v. i , . ... "Dd ' f' Bt CMT wer "rown down the embanknieiiai'i iir insig uiuc river erioge, oorog cocsiderabl damage to tbe cars aad slightly injuring three persons. 4Jwastl Coarser. ' Wheat. A prominent farmer informed as, two or three days ago-, that aa extensive field of his wheat, wmcn gave promise or a gooa yieia, proves, npon ex-anr-neiion, vo oe perrecuy ativa wiTQ toe tt. The ! J wheat is eight or tea inches high, but seems to bare soildeoly stopped growing enrtrely. Tbe gentleman referred to thiaks that Uua field will be aa entire fail-nra.-r' Tiaeeanea Suo. ' . ' - - A woman keeps ber preserxes ia jars.' Sometimes she ki-eps the whntefk4!ily ia them.' " , f

The Bombardment of Callao. Some details of tbe Cgbt at Callao are

) ' ,a,lpr-j.rmtrai -nii 4.?. Loutvl ! er RlaKelr rilliU, besides tfte ironclads , - 1 T 7 V -" . . Leo ami Victoiaa andthree wooJn gunboats, j Ib lesi titaaTbalf anIiOur the - I Villa jSe Madrid ba.L'her motive power . .a, . - . . H9r&nge$ln wauftweaui i ! The lierenguela moved out twenty t minutes later, having received a heavy J 'IA;- ;-utatv her,vfer line,- leaktpg j ; Dallj and obliged to careen to prevent U,!tpttwo It BJane and Pesof Itif ion "retired to rpnliir iriTunes." lmt soon fetnrnkT td their pfrsillonsarid. with the rest. of.' the' fleet; except the two firsts named,, continue;! to fight to the ena or the action. Soon after the comracnecmeat of the jattIe a Peruvian battery, containing two Sw-iKMimler Armrfroutrs, I was blown up, dismounting the gruus and j kiUins aDd wounding everyone in the vicinity. In another batterv aSO'O r oun der Armstrong was dismounted at the Grst fire. With this exception, the fire of the Peruvian batteries was heav- and well directed, and every moment became more fatal and destructive. Soon alter J 5 o'clock the Spaniards retired, the bat- ' . ! ."II . . I teries firing till they were out ot range. ', I He last gun was nreU l3' tile monitor lost GO killed and 170 grounded. The shot disabling the strain pipe of j the Villa de Madrid killed 1 and wound- I o.l 1 1 j ll,nnl,l ,.., ! tiie total Spauish loss far exceedetl that of the Peruvians. . . The Nuinaucia, leing ironclad, came off very wclL, but one eight inch rifle projectile pierced her five and a half inch irou. plating, and went;. partly through the wooden backing. She was fought so as fo receive the tire at an augle, hence her plating caused to shot to glance. " . Oilioers of the Vanderbilt think the Spaniards iu no coudition to renew the attack. They had only solid shot so the city was little injured. Commodore Rogers writes that he lias received notice of the blockade of Callao,' with four jlay8 for neutrals to leave. lie o;ives a minute account of the bombardment.,-. The Peruvian batteries consisted of forty-five guns; ,five 450-pounders, Blakety's, and four 300 pounders, Armstrong's, and one ironclad with turrets. Both sides fought with courage. The Spaniards exhausted their ammunition. The killed and wounded on laud amounted to eighty. The Spaniards were obviously badly punished. Their loss is unknown. ..The fear of torpedoes kept the Spaniards at long range. One was picked up in the harbor. Admiral Nunez was badly wounded in eight places. Indiana Politics. "Ex-meraber of Congress Kilgore, of Indiana, is here in connection with Dan Voorhees and Niblack, in reference to tlie Meredith Convention, which meets next week. Kilgore makes no secret that the object of the Convention is to defeat Judge Orth and Mr. Julian." The above paragraph is copied from the Washington specials of the Cincinnati Gazette, and we are assured by a gentleman who is on intimate terms w ith Judge Kilgore that it dees that gentleman gross injustice; that he wrent to Washington on private business, and his visit is in no way connected with the prn posed Johnson State Convention. We are sure that Judge Kilgore has enough reliance on himself to get along without the advice of Niblack or Voorhees, and that he would as soon be caught taking counsel of Forrester Basil Duke, on political topics, as from Voorhees. -We think that the Gazette correspondent has been imposed upon by those from whom he derived the story telegraphed to that paper. We have greatly mistaken the geatlemen whose names appear to tlie call for a Johnson State Convention, if they affiliate with Copperheads or apply to them for advice. Ind Journal. Indianapolis, May CO. The reported purchase of the Peru railroad hy the Jeffersonville railroad company, teems to be confirmed by late rumors. Ptige Chapman, for many years a prominent editor and politician in this State, died in this city this afternoon, at the residence of his son, Gen. Geo. II. Chapman. lie was about sixty years of age, and had been more or less deranged for ten years past. The petitions which are being circulated asking the city council to levy a tax of 150.000 in aid of several projected railroads, are "receiving numerous signatures, and the project will doubtless receive the sanction, of a large majority of tlie tax payers of the city. ' The financial news by the sterner Cuba,. with European dates to the 13th inst , is of great importance. ' ' ' A panic, had seized the London money .market 011 the 10th and 11th. Universal consternation and distrust were felt. Many failures are reported; among them Pcto & Betts, the head of the firm being the well known Sir Morton Peto. The news raised gold in New; York one per cent. ' Judge IIlooes, of Indiana, has been appoiuted General Treasury Agent in place of W. P. Mt'lleu. 1 1 ii rpsiinn ror rpmnv nir T.nf i tmmr . ' I " va . . n .- 1 f TVo, .. t,;- w t a should be directed toward making the S3'stem universal throughout . the Government establishments. , . f. , The body of Preston King, who committed suicide by jumping from the Hoboken ferry, 011 the 14th of November, 1865 was recovered 'on last Monday, week. It had been in the water six j months. The first green corn of the season made its appearance at New Orleans On .he 11th- The price paid was two dol 'ars per dozen, and it was served np at the restaurants at tweaty-five cents per ear. - - -

Murder in Jasper County. Ind. Another T Moaticeiio lod.) HenUd d. aoa bi Newland Evans Tragedy. article on tbe politk-al situation, with tb foltowina; k f-'tllriTn -ha mu firm Junirr1' .- m -. fi "l , ... j "If a i!Iinness were manifested tn eo-opTate with

u u 1 1 i r?iriua uiuiuiui: liiiuiiua s- ' of some'olTtlie particular of an avlTaist very roach Uke tbe Jwla4ld-&an tra eily. wjgich occurred alouf sixiaiile e.it of Re-asalaer, oniWexlneeday'eveeinj?,

, ',1' , i7 i i "'Timat to arnica 'jIt arrac?e 8 miadertadAddisortJja.kin!on,A well .knanavrieUAZ a-, p

and respected citizen of tha' .county, and a young man named Owen Gutheridge, ; wbb i$ Js6irprcnteT to Le a yotuig i man wlio has hitherto borne an unblem- , ished reputation. Mr. Parkinsou carriestona Jargi fa h ii u ponf which the young man has been for some time etn"pIoy'edThe TiavTng"somelnterest ia putting in a crop lhi season."- On Wesines-' day, Mr, P.-trkijiseo discovered that his daughter, a very pretty and , interesting girl of some foiuleea or fiCteea years of age, had Wen seduced, and that Gothridge was the seducer., Taking his pis tol the old gentlema proceeded to the barn where the young man was putting away his horse, and UeUbiitately shot him three times, kiiiiag Lim instantly. After committing the deed, Mr. Parkinson made no eilorl to escape, but proposes to remain and answer to the law. When our informant left, a coroner's jury had Just been empanneled, but he did not have tiine to await the result of its .'u-tion. Parkinsou is said to be a man worth $30,000. The affair created a sensation in the vicinity hardly equalled by that occasioned by NewlandVs shooting Evans.-'' Washington, May 19.. The weekly statement of United States Treasurer Spinner shows that the available funds in the Treasury here amount to upwards of 8104,000,000. , This sum. added to that in the various sub-treas, uries and national depositories, will swell the total amount" af available cash on hand to more than 175,000000. Gen. Grant JiW Just received a dispatch from Major Gen. II. W. Halleck, in California, in which he says there is not a word of truth' in the report that Fort Goodw in had been captured by the Apaches, "and the garrison massacred. He denounces the report as . altogether sensational. , ' Washinutok, .May "0. Some six weeks ago Geu. Howard recommended to the President that where practicable some officer , in each of the Southern States be designated as Department Commander and Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau, in order to bring about more harmony of action between the military and the agents of the Bureau. The suggestion was adopted at once with respect to Mississippi, and or-' ders have just been issued for carrying it into effect in Alabama and Georgia and both the Carolinas. Geu. Sw'113-ne will probably remain in Alabama, Gen. Dillson in Georgia, and Geu. Strong in South Carolina. Whether Gen. Ruger will remain in North Carolina is not known. Under the recent order of Assistant Quartermaster General Charles Thomas, the otlicers of the Quartermaster's Department in this vicinity, have withdrawn the public funds in their hands from the National Banks here, aud deposited the same iu the Treasury. The receipts of customs during the week at the ports of New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore, amounted to nearly 83,250,000. The receipts from internal revenue during the week, amounted to over 53,500,000. One hundred and ninety-six patents w ill be issued by the Commissoner of Patents, for the week ending on the 20th inst. In the House, Tuesdaj', the bill to appoint an Assistant Secretary of the Navy, to act during the absence of Mr. Fox, was passed, and also the Bankrupt bill, by a vote of tb' to 58. Mr. Eliot reported a new Freedmen's Bureau bill. It consumed the remainder of the day j in the discussion of the Tax bill. The sections concerning tobacco and cigars were the chief ones under consideration. In the Senate a bill was reported by Mr. Window for the equalization of bounties. The bill iu relation to public lands was culled up and discussed at some length. After some other unimportant business and an executive session the Senate adjourned. The first case uu Ir the Civil Right3 bill in (.Jib son Oonnly, occurred in Princeton, and singular as it may seem, it operated to the advantage of a modern Democrat, who, notwithstanding be bad howled hini?elf hoarse, probably in denouncing the b?!I and the men who passed it, hastened to avail himself of its benefits by cailiug cu a nero to testify in Lis, behalf. Cinernnnti Market. -. ' CiaOiNATi, May 22. . Flour Opened firmer, with an improved demand, but closed rather'dol! at the former quotatiuus: superUne. S&i io.and extra iU.lia Ta. Wheat IrregtUar. and prices to some extent nominal: No. 1 spring sold at tJ 10, and new Ao. 1 winter at $2 40: old red, $2 6i.ti 74. ' . Corn -Firmer, and the demand better: mixed, C9c- the better rate for sacked. vy ,,. Oats-Fit saer: Xo. I. 4d4j4rc. Kye Higlier at SttsiHoc. V hUky L'ucaauged. , '. ; " Provisions Firmer. Mess Pork at 30, and closed at'jl 5'. ia active demand. iitii'i. Meats in active demand, elBefiy for prime, at ll,c tor aides, and 12f4..' lJc lor shoulders. Lard In m.Klerate deuiiai at 21),e. '' Bacon l'fl: for shoulders aud clear sides. ' tild Closed uasetUed at 132. - ' Ttiu for-uu ndws has not had the anticipated effect on the market. Chicago Markets. Chicago, May 22." Floor Quiet, buyers and sellers are apart in their views. Wbeat Exci'ed: opening at $1 63.31 70, aai closing at $1 65(3 1 C'jJs for Xo. 1. Corn Active and advanced. Provisions Firm. F'reights Firmer. Receipts are 3,70 oris flour, 205,000 bu. wheat, and 76,800 Uu. corn. StHpraents are 3,240 brbs flour, i,6u0 bu. wheat, 9W0 ,0y0 bu corn, and l,uui) bu oats. Cattle M arket. " Xbw Pork, May 22. Tbe current prices for the week at all markets are as follows: Beef Cattle First quality per bead, $1717 3d; fair to good, $14 3dl7; comaion, Jlili; inferior, IS 513. - Cows and Calves Extra, per bead, f50 9fl: goad qaality,Sr62ordiaarT,46oi7a;eoBuaoa $30; interior, $30,j45. " . Veal Calves First qTialitr.: per "pousi-1, ll?l3t; ordinary, 111 cowaon. 7Jac: inferior.' Xe. Sbeep and Lamis Extra, per bead, ls prime quality, $7(g3: ordiaarv, f i iO'i 50; oommou,ijo Hh inferior i 44 i. " Swiae Cura fe-l, per pound, iajiMie; light, Tbe market for beef has ruled biarr, aad near 36c lower, ; - Spring cattle sold at 17e general v. xhrargh some soid as high as 17;-c, aal a few at 13C. Toe cattle were generally good. Market dos&X irregular and heavy. . eals were dull aad heavy; quotations as above. Sheep aad Lambs ia Urb-e sup;4v aad a Utile lower. Hogs ia good demand.

4 i'raviivM u J a spirit nt" enHal Uwxfatitp showa toward him. br .nicrv. ail dtflarencea f opiowm enuUt be hartuoniri. if a hrtatr teajwr ta1 beea exbibi:ed at nav eal f ParirTlran!-.Arraae, the reipni.M Tmia l.te osi r ol ibld baarbaaa eoacilta-

Ur; awl wa iikhite ta' hoav that it i tt yet too late fcr the Jicc Urie awd LrtjisUtJTw brawr besot the mgr.Wc have only to labor ddligentiy, maintain unity in cmr organTntiom and gi into tha fifht divested of ailpnvato j-aim aa-s and pgrmwial antaaaauta-s, look f oaiy an tbe interests of our country, anf we eJ not fear tbe resuSU" :M A R It JED. deoceot tlie brew s tatner. Mr. A. J. Bell, lv tbe Kev. A, y. JtgeBbra-d, Mr. Hoars. J. B ksdi.i ao Mias M abt JtBatUtall !' t..City. o cr4aJ5ff"With this nolice, a splendid cake was received. Thar bare the thauks.of tbe priotfrs, for thus rcinerabring tiiem sad keeping up a time-houord custom that mauy, in tlieir newly found happiness, neglect r forget. MyunoMyedproMpciT an.1 fdicitr be the U4 of our young friends, for a thousan i reari at least. ev Vclvertissemerit.s. Shop and Wanted! I HAVE a pood Rdotn for a Tailor Shop, in tlie rfr.f my Store to lent, aud I want a No. 1 TalLOR to tx-copv it. ine other ned spplv. : May H, 'Si. " U. C. KLUO XT, Sirattan Corner. To Farmers! IF YOl" WANT GOOD Jeans, FlHuuelsor Jthinkcts, goto JStinrts, j "Fleecy-Dale Woolen Factory," Half a-oule North-Fast of toe Ricbxaad IVpot, where von can exchaugo your Vt tM)l. for any ol the above fcloods, on the most reasonable terms. CARDING & SPINNING Hone as usual. ' E. A1KIX 4. C t. ' May 24, .1366. ' ': " 13-2mo A SECOM) j Declaration of Independence: j mVB7"llEN in the course of human events, it ' becomes necessary for" one who has followed, tor 'lo! these many years,' the same vocation that the present President of the I'nited States once i did, and who has moved his Shop from the old Strat- i tan l'uruer, it is his bounden duty, in order to let his friends and the public know his whereabouts, so they i may receive the benefit of bis skill and experience, in workmanship aud uiakiag good "FITS," to duly notify them that the undersigned is w holding forth at tiis residence, j No. 1, South Sixth Street, Richmond, Iud., Where he is prepared lo manufaeture either PLAIN j or FASHION A III.K tiarments, for aU who desire bis services. He is also prepared to Cut Out (Jsr- ! men t, at short notice. Therefore, "Relying on Ui- j vine Proritlence," his own industry and strict atten- I tion to business, the uudersigued hopes to merit and i receive a share of public patronage. ;f.W By calling at the Bee-Hiv ftore of Daniel B. Crawford, those wishing my services can leave their ' orders tbere, and they will be proaipUy tilled. I W. E. McliOWELL, 1, S. Sixth-st. '! Richmond, Ind., May 24, 1S66. 13tf , Telegram and Humming Bird copy 3w and c. a. i M. V. HOBBS, M. D. t orriCE: In Zimmer's building, over Dr. Taylor's Drug Store, Main Street, between 5th A 6th. EICHM0ND, INDIANA. Special attention given to tbe treatment of the Diseases of Children. 13tf. A..B. Dkan. C. Pierce Plimmeb. RICHMOND CITY PAINT, VARNISHIN ; and. YVIIITE-WASIII.M; Estab lishment, No. 2, Ft. Wayne Avenue. ftT" Send vour orders in earlv from City or the Country, CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST! May 10, ISfifi. 12:3w HATS & CAPS. 33 XT XT IF. HATS AID CAPS AT lerr y Mnt Store, -CORNER OF5 tli and NXaiii-tr: The Spring Hat Fashions! rniHE undersigned has M. just received hisnew S prior St vie of II ATS 'and C A PS, to which be invites the attention of all who would indulge in the latest fashion, ('all at the Hat and Jap Store of JOUX SUFFK1NS. Richmond, Ind., May 2J, 1 A COOL NOTICE. ICE! ICE!! LEI VE ! & KOETH AUSE MA VE on hand any quantity of ICE, of the finest quality, which they will deliver to customers at 1 their honses every day, during the Summer, at thel ,. most reasonable rates. Orders left at Mt. Kokth- ; HarsK's Grocery. a few doors South of the l'ot Office, will receive prompt attention. May 17.. . I j , 12:tf IMPORTANT NOTICE. I OFFER FOR S ALE bit Dwelling Hoose and L-nl on Fifth Street. 1 be House is new, convenient and well finished, with plunge and shower bath, hot and cold water, and Cinss fixtures, wood-house, stable and carriage house and fine shrubbery. Lot 83 by 132. stone and iron fence. Also, Three Valuable Lot oa the Park. ALSO, A FIVE, Well Improved Farm of 192 Acres 12 miles from Richmond, containing one of tbe best Orchards in the country . - Also, a Farm of 90 Acre near Losnnsp-o rt. XT Part Cash and time to suit purchasers are my terms. JT- I want to purchase a neat, Good Dwelling House, and Improved Lot, on ash, th, 7th or 8tb Streets, North of Main. Wil. A. BICKLE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Richmond Propertj- on Extra Terms I -fNK hoadred Acres, 14 miles S. E. of Indiaaapolis, near tae i. dt u. K. K 211 Acres, baa 1 Prarie. 70 miles S. E. of Chicago, near a Statiou oa ' the Chicago and Great Eastern K- R, 120 Acres, ' I rarve land, in Winebago eountr, Iowa. A farm of 320 Acres on Eel lUrer. Wabaib Countv. Indiana. 17 Acres. goM bnttvmi land, near the abcve. 200 Lots in Uiebigan City the nr.ly City ia Indiana where we will have a harbor for Shipping! Also ... - NINE BCILU1NG IX3TS . Oa Washington, street. Rich uy sad, aad . ' i LOTS ON MOUNT AEBFRN," Near the Depot the most Romantic and eligible aeit ia Richmond or Wavoe eountr. J. B. ME3TDESHALL. Richmond, May 10, 1S&5. ;. .- lltr.

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A or I pa Mn. son a. The prettiest thinr. tba "sKeetcwt thing," and tha Boat M for th laawt enoory. It rcomaw tbe dor af Bawsptratinai a aAr ena and addadelicaay U tlaj ski : is a dei-ghtful prrtunie ; a Uya lieadairbe sad inrla aaaUH?. and ia a t-recrssanroiananh in tlMt-sk-k n-oau, ia tbe aaraery and apoa the toiU sideMwrd. It ran be obtained every t here a one dollar pair bottle if Saraf3a.Sprin9 VVafSer, auiALyan Draggisu.

S. T. X. The amount of Plantation Uiifc-ra old n one year is something startlana;. They would fill Uroa lwar six j fivt bitk, frui tie Park to th strev-t. I'rake's manufactory is one of tlie institt-lion-i. - !ew TfTT. ft a tiM mat inxe painteJ an ine n eks inxl aat-B tMalca with bis cabalistic "S. T. IrVSO. and then rot tbe obi erannr UMri-.la-tors to pass a law "pn-realiog dunguvqig the lace of nature, which gives him a monopvlv. We do not know how this ts, bnt we do know the Itantatioa Ikures SSL.L as no other arwWeTer (M l. Tbey are used by all cbuMies ot jibe cvauauaitt, and are death on l'ysjiepia certain. 1 bey. are very invigraung w nen langnta ana wemK. and a great appetiier. - - Saratoga Spring Water, sold by u Draggitts "In lifting tbe kctUe from the fire I scalded myself very severely one hand almost to a -nsp. The torture was unbearable. Tlie" Mexican Mus tang Liniment relieve.) the pain almost immediately It healed rapidly, and lets very iitUc scar. Can. Fostkk, 42UiiroadSt., l"liilada.", . this is merelv a San, pie ot hat tbe .Mustang lantmerit will do. It is invaluable in all cases of wounds. swellings, sprains, ruts, brurses, spavins, etc- either uuou man or beast. , iieware fi couiiUTfeiis. Xoue is genuine unlea wrappeil in fine stfel-plate eugravings, bearing tha sijrnatiire oft. W. Westbnk, Chemist, and the uriwtg stamp of llmas 1!abms A Co.. New York Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all nmggitta. All who value a beautiful head of hair, and ifs preservation from premature baldness and turn crav. will not fail to use Lyotrs celebrated Kathairun. It makes the hair rk h, soft aud rhsv, eradicates dand rnrt. and causes the hair to arrow with luxuriant beautr. It is sold evervwhere. E. THOMAS LVON, Chemist, K. Y Saratoga Spring Water, sold byaii Pruggisu t Wit at Pid IrT A voong ladr, returning to her countrr homo after a sojourn of a few months ia New York, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place of a rustic, nusned titce, " tiad a sort, rubv comp.ev ion, of almost marble smoothness ; and instead u 22, ahe really appeareil but 17. She told them plain) v sh used Hagan's Magnolia Balm, and would not be without it. Anr Iadr can improve her personal an pearanre very innch by Using this article. It can be ordered of any druggist for only iO cents. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by ail Druggists Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring haa been steadily growing in favor for over twenty years. It sets upon the absorbents at the roots of the hair, and ahanges it to its original color by degrees. AH in stantaneous dyes deaden and injur the hair. Heimstreet's m ot a dye, but is certain in its results, promote its growth, and ia a beautiful Hair Drkssimo. Price S cents and $1.00. Sold by all dealers. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by ail Druggist. Lyon's Extract or Ptkr Jamaica Gingeb for Indigestion, .Nausea, Heartburn, Hick Headache. Choiera Morbus, Ac, here a warming, genial stimulant is required. Its careful preparation and entire purity makes it a cheap and reliable article for culirary purposes. Sold everywhere, at M eta. per bottle. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by ail Druggist. May 10, I860. 11 . .. ly. H. C. ELLIOTT, A-t Strattan's Corner, OFFERS AT RETAIL '"' I U V V O O DiS Lowest Spring Dress a oods, U Silks, Cloaks, Shawls, And Domestics, " A CHEAT DECLINE IN PRICES! at Carpet! .' M Carpet!1. Carpets! IIRI SSEI.S, INGRAIN, HEHP, and RAG -At fe than Cincinnati Retail Price.'- - ' H. 0. ELLIOTT, N. W. Cor. of Main and Pearl. 5- 3m :) :o FLOUR AND ; WHOLESALE ANI RETAIL. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR from aeJeeted Wheat, expressly for our own trade, and aU kinds of 'Feed, Corn, Oats, iliddlings, Shorts, Bran and Barley Chop, kept constantly oa band and which we are prepared to deliver at short notice, aad at low ire possible rates. Xo extra ebare"e for delivering and satisfaction warranted. HENLEY, STARR, CO., .Near Depot, Richmond, In-1. LIME? LIME? LIME? THE VERY BEST LIME for Whitewashing and all other purposes, constantly keep on band at L). P. Graves k Sons Grocery Store, u N. PearlStreet, and all order left there will be promptiT filled by COOK a CO, of Uiddk&uro', lod. ' hi arch 1st, 1966. ltf CABINET FURNITURE! A Purchase and Removal BEN J. W. ELLIOTT and GUY BUM), baring parebased the extensive stock of Cabinet Farnitare, together with all the Fixtures, Tool, Ac. for aaannlacturing the same, from Tboata Maaoa, are now occupying hi beautiful aad cooTenietit WareBooms, ea tbe ' - '-'-- 8. W. Cor. Main &' Front. Streets, .Where they an prepared to eel! aay article ia their liae The smiiad stocks of Farnitare of B. W. Elliott aad . Mr. anke the assortment of Elliott A Bloom the BEST aad LARGEST from which ta make eleetieai. ever befffp odered ia this Chv, aad the People -are respectfully iarited to call aad exaauoe before making purchases elsewhere. . . - ELLIOTT 4 BLOOM; Richmond, lad.,' FeW i; T9eS. !

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DR. Wtt si?oonEii,s Vegetable Agne Pills, By th Box or Doaea, AT . n.VMMJKn e KEI.liY8 DBFU STUSK. PSYCHAGOGA! The Grreat Ague Remedy, Is guaranteed by the Proprietor to effect a cure ia all cases, or the money refunded. Sold by FI.I5C-WER it l.i ft IK' A KELLY. - t x I. ' t i i 1 1 I . t ; AYIia0 AGUE CUIIE, A u Srniths Tcinic ,Svmp ..li Indian Cholacogue, . r- - : , -- - - f And other Standard Ague Mediciaea, for aal by PLt'NMER dk KELLvl DRY GOODS. PEREr.TTORY GALE DRY GOODS. TheNew York CASH DRY GOODS STORE, WINDING UP BUSINESS -ivt- t '.' IW '- TiicrnioND, tjsti.. : 030,000 1 Worth OF GOODS mast be gold before JUNE 20th, and alt Goods remaining en hands at that time will he-M4; at. PUBLIC AUCTION ta the highest bidder. Having sold my lea, and being compelled to give op, pweK of the Jtev4, York. on t)ic 6rrt day of July, and intending to retire from tbe Dry Goods business in Kichmond, every dollars worth of goods in the Store must be sold, aad to fleet sura and speedy sale, the goods will be marked down to figure never before Maw knowa la thia city. XOOK HERE! V aOOO vdi. FaU Madder Print, beaatifol atvlea, oar present price lfcc. aaarked I2Ke ASOOO rd. 4-4 Bleacbed CotUia, selling now for Z74 marked tic nt .u ,500 yd. Finest Challie DeLanea, aellior now for 35e., marked 20 A 22c. SOS fa. Maacbeater DeLaae, selling now far - e-.. 26c merked 174c a .." ,000 yl. Good wvieonWactied Tbfrtingmarked down to 14 ornta. vOOO yaj. Bleaehed Muallo, aelltng ,'oow for 2e marked I2 cent. r SIOO r Dree sed . the newest atyWs, ul xuarkad down from M to ,7i percenu Our stock of Hosiery, Glove. Mitts, HdliP, Collar. Ewbmtdenea, Jaconet. Plaid Muahns, Vietorat, Mall and Swiaa do , all marked down tt per cent House-Keeping - Goods. , L'me Tab! Cloth aad Damask Liaen. Boukt and SorHch Crash, Huckaback and Scotch TowetitaIriah Linens, MarseUea Quilts, KlankeU, Ac Ac. Men and Boys' AVearWe haveoe hand a large aortmeat of these good. Cloths. Caasianerea, Linen aad Cotton Psatalooaerr Ladae' CVoakmgs, Jeaa. HauaeUa, all of thea mod wiM be marked down oa aa average of over 4 ner cent. Also, Silk Hantles, ShzwU & Uloaks, ! of the newest and latest at r lea. all maat ha nu cr Tbere need be no more talk aboat high iniim, for we can safely atate that a great many of ear good. wn WJTrf!,loW'1 ,k FM price before th war. a urn omm wiu i LXonday, And will be'ooatianed at private aal for four week ATiEaT JOrHTSTOlT CO., -I Kew York Cash Store. 1EON 8ATK,aaaae by Jf. T. For Pale, Hall, CarroU A Ce. M .

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