Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 36, Number 27, 30 August 1866 — Page 4

RICHMOND, IND., AUG. 30th, 1866. r A Cnlt wmm, no (nd Uf, .... s ""f Ia renahed by tha beat of men. ' "To fwmniliA n rtek ,,, 4- , fr ' f The Tt Courier; employ paeir Agricultural editor. We ghr s w of advice to new beginners ia that Hoel directed M above: The Beet Time to Pt ia Be We ked m old farmer once what we the best time ta put in rye? He looked at hie watch end replied : TbiU about my boor. n v 7,' ;,.,.,.. Tho rje was inaaiedieteir put ia. All aruoni are toe Mtftfl for puttirg in that kind of rye. .t ! . - To Make Yoer StWe Warm in Winter: Set fire to them. ' . - i - f' ; : " " How to Keep Corn : Corn is jost coming in, The bet way to keep corn ia ia a good eorohouse, though cocoa prefer to keep it in their syateuia in tub jvkb. If they : don't keep com they keep coa'.':'s,'!!",-.''i''j::-" - .The Jiestlloea ta Use: In planting or hoeing cojn, use the ordinary hoes in common use. Neither India rubber hose, nor cotton hose, nor leather hose, would be of any account in a cornfield; no mora would one of Hot's eight cylinder prepiies 'noi the bo bo's of surprise, nor one of Keho's Indian clubs, nor the tally he of the (ox-hunter.- " 4 "v1 As to Holding Yoor Plow: Don't you try to hold it out at arm's length you can't do it. If you haTo'at a plow of your own, get out an attachment on your neighbor's who owes you; any justioe-ef-the-peace will .' tell you whether you can hold it or not., ' .... To Drain Lands: Drink whiskey,' 4id spend all your time at Ut village tavern or city saloon .this will drain you of all your lands in a short time. ' ' ; -.- - . ......-. . : ; . i . Ta Hake Stone Fence: Equal parts of whiskey and cider. This is reciprocal stone fence; the more yoa lay of ft the mors it will 'lay' you. '." . '. , ll" ')'? ' !:" "- Easy Way to Draw Saw-logs:.1; D'" them on a piece of paper with a crayon pencil. After a little practice, you will be able to . 'draw' the largest kind of saw logs with ease. Fork: Packing thread is of no use in packing pork. In. curing hams the time varies. Hams that hare got tricho can't be cured at all. Salt ia better than any quack pills, syrups or tinctures. If very salt, they can't be cured, but if you have nothing else tbeyAhave to be endured. Salting bams is not a sinecure but a swine-cure. . ; in:- - ' B ' Cabbages: The soil around cabbages requires deep rtirring, for which you do not use a spoon, but a fork. - . : i .v :':'7 ' ;' Turnips: The little fly that sometimes eau your turnips will not suit you; therefore soot your turnips.' ' ;'" '' Reaping Machines: These are invaluable to a fanner, but there is one crop for which the era die is preferable. .;.....' The Cabla'-Cipher.' j'".',-...T'..r. r:-,t ' I say, Pete, loo ye re whar you gwoin lookin so black? ' - ; -.,' Yah, yah 1 wy Sain, I didn't seed you. lse . gwoin to do a little white-wushin- chore, and webby I'll look whiter when I come back. Wat's de news up your way, Sam? Noflln much. " Wat's' dis I' heah bout de Laatic Cable? Gwoin to make a go ol it, dis time a'n't day, tink? '' Spec so but dey charge too much . Wat's de tax?, . : it Hundred dollars for twenty words - or bout fire dollars a word and mitey short words too owny five letters to a word.' , .-- My gorry! Sence de cable's so long, I tiuk dey might afford longer words den dat. : I dont spec I'll patronize dat line. ' Cost a' fortin to tellagrafif to my English friends and toll 'em I'm well. ', '..- ' ' . ' That's so, Sam; but do you know dat I'se been tinkin bout dis cable a good deal ob U tela v in awake nights till my wool ached and now I'se jest got a plan dat will circumvent de cable folks, and make tellagratnn berry cheap. Shaw, Pete! How you gwoin to do dat? Simplest ting in de world, chile. It's by wat dey calls a sigh for. : ',. Wall Sighforin? Figgers? Rule ob tree or suinfln obdat kind, eh? No, you fool. De sighfor I mean am a secret way ob writin, so as to make ano word ttand for anudder. .'(-' ' Wat good would dat do? . Why not let ebery word stan fur haself? : Now don't you go to boderin me wid yer confluncteriferous ignorant talk, Sam, else you won't get anudder word out ob me. Shut yer jaw, hold up yer ear, and mind wat I'm say in. Now we'll spose a case. Well spose you do, Pete. Spose you ana a big merchant, wuiT eber so mncb, sposa 1'ae anudder. You'm gwoin to England, and I isn't. Dea you wish me to correspond to you froo da cable, to keep you ported on bizness dis side de ocean, so you'll snow how to nsaxe a spec on sumfia on t odder side, by gettin de fust news fustly yer understan? Uh-hu ob course I dua so fur. . ; But ef I tellagraff ail I want to say, it'll cost you bout all you'm waff to pay fur all dem stravgint word. " . , Uh-hu I sea, Idas. So afora you go, I jes guv yer a private sighfor boot, wid answers to all sorts of bizness questions in it; and bumby, whea you in England, yoa geta a tellagrafT from me, wid onoy one word cost you five dollars 'Beans! Beans? Wot "a dat? , . V Yes, beans. Dat's a sighfor. . So yet loocs in da sigbfor-boox, to see wat Beans means; and dere youll Had Beans stands opposite de bery adwice you wants two or free hundred words mebky tellin yoa xacxly bow to finanicate, and savin yoa gobbs ob money! ' Wat a bead yVse gat. Pate! ; Qwoin to sell yer plaa to'strms rich white trash, I meson? Uh-hu- I is dat. Maxe a hundred dollars, I guess. p., . .-; m - " . ." . - Couldn't land me fifty cents afore you 30? No. - Cnny got jes auff to cross de nboer. - Deo gin ma a chaw o terbacxer? Can't; onny boot dat much leff. 1 gorry. Petal Too'm do meanest roan I ebber seed. 111 go and sail yoor pian myseC Ga and be dam! ' I'd gib my last chawer o' terbaexer to no maal "..u - - ; .; - V s '.f CExit 8,111 4 Pet" koiC Th recenUy discovered diseasa,' the Teasing oat of boila n the naea- caosed br weariDg ensmeled collars. ;-is called mPpxe

The Staeteaee.!i 'Kir)'OlV ( The Baton Kouge Advocate tells tbe AjIIowjng: jUat Week scsm was u? bebra the jaryf, ftnd the District Attorney had exhausted all hia elequence in the attempt to convict a darkey for stealing a goose. . , Tbe i adge was tirvd, the j -ry wearied, and tbe bar, officials and epecutera; all hoped the case would be speedily closed; but they were doomed to disappointment. Up rose old Major r , tbe hero of a thousand contestsat the bar, and for two hours a flow of eloquence poured forth upon the ears of the jary, evidently convincing them of the prisoner's innocence. Shrugs and jestures denoted that all they wan

ted was a chanoe to get out of the jury corner, I. tend that goose, darkey, prosecutor, and all concerned might go to Guinea if they could onlybe released. The Major piled it on thick; he showed them law after law; read Supreme Court condensed decision,' referred to everything relative to geese, from the itoman time down to the present, and closed hU brilliant appeal bjr , calling their attention to the honest countenance of his client. Could such a ma steal? The heavens forbid ! Look at bis face; You perceive sterling honesty in every lineament, Could you steal, prisoner at tbe bar? Could you steal a goose?' Yes, sir, I did steal um; but I did't eat um, was the unexpec ted response, and the gallant Major, thunderstruck snd exhausted, caved. , IlowTrulr Sweet. . '.s: , The London Punc hJ chronicles tho (Ulowiog conversation : 'The Duninow Flitch , is offered to happy couples tbid year, Charles, love,' said Emma to her young husband. - ;" J' - 'I dont care, 8aid Uhailes, pravely. , 'I could not in honor compete for it. You have to swear that for a year and a day you have never wished yourselves unmarried.' ....... .. :- 'And you ceuld not say that, Charles?' said . Emma, her large blue eyes preparing for a - Certainly not. 1 have often wished jit'.'" 1 ,. 'Oh, Charles 1 ; "Yes." Because then I eould have married you again.' The rest would not interest a Cold-hearted public, adds Punch. - - Caught With a 'Liv ing Widder.' The elder Mr.Weller was caught in a railroad car with a widder. Here is his account of it: : 'It was on the rail,' said Mr. Weller, with strong emphasis; I was goin' down to Binning1 ham by tbe rail, and I was locked up in a close carriage with a living widder.' Alone we was; the widder and me was alone;. and I believe it was because we was alone and there was no clergyman in the conwayence, that 'ere widder didn't marry me afore we reached the half-way station. Yen I think how she began a screaming as we was goin' under tunnel j in the dark how she kept on a faintin', anda kitchin' hold o' me and how I tried to burst open the door as wos tight locked and perwenteU all escape. Ah! it was a awful thing most awful ! ' A New Way to Pay a Debt. : Miss Nettie White, at Chicago, III., the other day, selected a pair of shoes at a store, and, taking them in her hand, went to tbe door, saying she wanted to show them to a friend, and would be back in a few minutes. Meantime, would the obliging clerk be kind enough to keep her little satchel Ijr her? The obliging clerk did so, but several more than a few minutes elapsed, and the young lady did not return. The little satchel was opened, and found to be empty. The clerk was indignant, for the shoes were not paid for. A few days after he met her in the street and demanded payment. She had no money, but asked if he would take her water-fall as sacurity. lie would; so she quietly detached it and gave it to him. The next day she called at the store and redeemed her Lack hair! - Got the Hld SerpeaU' : '. . . Kev. F. F. Huntington, tho new bishop of Maine, who killed a rattlesnake on Mount liolyoke last week, says he has 'been engaged in a warfare with The Old Serpent all his life' time, and he thinks he has got him now. The snake was four feet long and eight inches in circumference, and was coiled, under tha feel of the Bishop's borse.ready to spring, when discover'd. Returning Thanks. . - One day, at the table of the late Dr. Pease, Dean of Ely. just as the cloth was removed, the subject of discourse was that of an extraordinary mortality among lawyers. 'We have lost,' said a gentleman, 'not less than six eminent barristers in as many months. The Dean, who was quite deaf, rose as his friend finished his remarks, and gave the company grace: 'For this and every other mercy, the Lord's name be praised!' SeUI importance Illustrated. An Ox that all day long with yoxe was sore oppressed, lay down upon his. bed of straw, his weary limbs to rest. Perched on his horn, a Fly aid Friend, I see my weight hath taxed thy strength; I'll go awhile and swing on yonder gate.' 'Than you,' the Ox replied, I wist not you were there; and whether now you go or stay, shall, neither, know or care.' -Some carry, as they thinit, the nation fate about em; But on its axis, I suspect, the world would move without 'em. Toma-Stoae .Literature. ; " j"l . The following, says the Sunny South, is an inscription in the Cemetry at Scooba: j" ?" , x. "Tho KctriN - , J p i V I HOT fURgOTTOn." A -' 1 This is quite suggestive, but a more descriptive one ia a- tha tombstone - of one Captain Fry, and reads: "Here doth W " The bodi " . .. . OfCaptingFry Who was Killed bi "' A ssi " . " " - Rocxit Which hit him in the eye Socxit - : ... . , In Januari 1th eighteen hunderd and thirti ' Poor Capting Fry." ? ..... , ! S -Here's one found in a church-yard in . Georgia, that is a little ahead of Capt- JTry'a epitaph, in pathos: . -, - t- s . ; - -; , i - "opia yer iea . , , - tut here lies - - ' " -" " ' ; all that ken rot " . I : here in this spot ' v : 1. , - , r rite where she sot when she was happy . our Jxer Jane ,4 j '. " killed home agaia To jine her pappy " lite so that yon t f, ' ' and I may ta ' 1 Jine them that forever prar . Agin tbacbilla and kolera." ' f Her Uas so old sinner saved by grareia o a tomb stone, near Burlington, Hamilton co., O.

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NOTICE IS hereb.T jrfyen to thec'titensof Yayne Township, ' Wayne coantr, Indiana, that I intend to applr at I tlie next lermot the Ooaimissioners Court ot M ayne county, coinmenciiip on the first Monday of September, 18o6, for a License to sell Intoxicating Liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, and soffer the same to be drank on my premises, in accordance with the act approved March 5th. 1859. The premi-es on which I propose to sell said Intoxicating: I.iqnors, are located as follows: Being: a two st4ry brick House ort a parcel of land known by bein a part of the SouthWest quarter of Section 5, township 13, ranpe 1, West, beginning at a stake in the quarter Section line 81 perches West on the Xorth-East corner of said quarter ;Sctiao, thence East on said Jine alon? the middle of the Boston pike 1- perches and Hi-lWU to a stake, thence South 19 defrrecs West 29 21-100 perches to a stake, thence North 71 degrees West 1 2n-100 perches to a stake, tbencer North 35 decrees East S 1-10 perches to a stake, thence North 19 degrees East 194 perches to the place of beginning. The precise room in which I desire to retail Liquor is the East room in said building, and nnvi building being located on the South-East corner ot Conley and South Streets, and being the first house East of No. 1 Engine House, in the city of Richmond, Township and County aforesaid. NICHOLAS COLLET. August 2. 23-3t. NOTICE IS hereby given'to the citizens of Wame Township, Wayne County, Indiana, that I intend to apply to the Board of Commissioners of Wayne county, Indiana, at their next Term, eommenointr nn th first Monday in September, I860, for a license to sell in toxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, and suiter the same to be drank ou the premises, where sold, in accordance with aa act approved March 5th, 1859. The premises on which I intend to sell said Intoxicating Liquors are situated as follows; Being a certain Brick llou?e on Lot Number three, in that part of the city of Richmond, laid out by Andrew Hampton, on the North side of South Street, between Marion and Franklin streets, and in the West room of said building. t JOHN VOGIi. August t 23-3U Notice, IS HEREBY GIVEN, to the eitiiens of Wayne Township, Wayne County. Indiana, that I intend to apply to the Board of Commissioners at their next term, commencing on the first Monday in September, 1866, for a License to sell Intoxicating Liquors, in less quantity thaa a quart at a time, and to permit tbe same to be drank on tbe premises, in accordance with an act approved March 5tb, 1359." The precise location in which I propose to sell said Intoxicating Liquors is as follows: Being part of lot number two (2), in that part ot the oitjrof Richmond, laid out by John Smith, beginning at a point eight (8) feet east of the north-west corner of said lot, running thence south five-and-a-quarter Si ) degrees, west, seventy-five ( 75 ) feet and six (6 ) inches; theace' sontii eighty-four (84)-and three-quarter ( ) degrees, east eighteen ( 13 ) feet and three ( 3 ) inches: thence north five ( 5 ') and a half ( 4 ) degrees. east seventy-six (76 ) feet six (6)inohes to Main street; tbeoce along said Jtaia street tothd place of beginning; being on the south side of Main, between Pearl and Front streets, in said city of Richmond. ERNST PAUIX'S. Richmond, Aug-. 9, IBM. - s f r J4-?7 2 Notice, IS H EREBY Gl VEX, to the citizens of Wayne Township, Wayne Countr, Indiana, that I intend to apply to the next term of the Commi ssioners Court of Wayne County, commencing on the first Jlooday of September, 1866, for a License to sell Intoxicaung Liquors in less quantity than a quart at a time, and safer the same to be drank on the premises, in accordance with an act approved March 5th, lr59. The premises on which I intend to sell said Intoxicating Liquors, are located as tollows: Being a certain frame house, on lot numbered one hundred and seven (107 in that part. of. the city of Richmond, laid out by John Smith, on the west aide of Marion street, between Main and Walnut streets, and beiDg the second building south of tbe Postoffice. HENRY FRICK. Richmond, Aug. Bib, 1365. ' 24-27 I Notice,' r' IS HEREBY GIVEX,to the citizens of Wivne Township, Wayne Conntr, Indiana, that I intend to apply to the Board of Cosmiaetoocrs, at iheir next term, commencing on tee first Monday of September, 1S6S, for a License to sell Intoxicating' Li xoor in less quantity than a quart at a time, and permit tins sane to be drank na xk 'premise ia -accordance with aa act approved March 5th, ls5S. The precise location in which I propose to sell Said Intoxicating liquors, is as follows: b?g s eertaia parcel of jrnwod ee south Frfth-at., in the city of Richmond. T Cowetr,- Indiana, on the west side of said atrevt, and being bounded on the north by the property of Henry Sanger, on tbe south hr a certain eilev ranninir ea.t in,4 fmnti.. m the east on said F iftb-etreet. - Tbe hoc se erected there- '

beio numbered seventy-two f .2 and where I am now doing business. HENRY YCRfiES. Richmond, Aaj. , iW4. M t j, w- Ki 4-JT

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I XEW BAKERY confectioneryJ THE undersigned, would respectfully announce to the citiiens of Richmond and vicinity, taat they have opened a ' " ' ' " Bakery and Confectionery, x AOnl 5 tit Street, Two Doors 'orth of the 'Tremont House,' Wsere they will keep conaUntlj on hand the best of Tresh Bread, Cakes and Pies, and Candies of all kinds. FRESH BREAD Baked Every Day by half-past 11 o'clock. ! HOME-MADE BREAD, Baked Every Day at Half-Past 11 o'clock. "J. ' r X I "1 U i ?t f -1 1 i Ki Cals.es cfi3 Baked Every Day. Brides' Cakes and Found Cakes, Baked and Trimmed, or Ornamented, to , .. Oritij:r Skort Ntiee. ' TO FAMIIJES and COOKSte'wnrBake Bread, Cakes and Pies, for any one after they are made or mixed, on reasonable terms. : TO GROCERS nnd DEALERS: Wf vfll furniao. Bread, Cakes and Pies, on as reasonable terms as any other shop hi the City of Richmond. TO HOTELS and BOARDING IIOUSTES! We will furnish. Bread, Cakes and Pies, on reasonable terms, and make it to your advantage to buy of as, a j can here Fresh Bread everyday for dinner, which is vecv desirable to epicureans and gnests. '' i - - i' ' " " TO THE LADIES and YOUNGSTERS: We will manufacture and keep constantly on hand, Ladies' Celebrated Ice Cream Cindy: -also; Butter Scotch : Batter Taflee, or Golden Cream; and fresh Candies of all sorts. ; ' ' ; TO FARMERS and HUXTERSl Ve will pay the highest market price in Cash for Batter, Eggs and Lard. -..-.,.' YEAST. Fresh Y'east Every Moraing. DAVIS & SON. , Bread, Cakes, Pies, Candies, and Knts," ' Nice and sweet, and always "Aj No. 1, Can be found in this city, as fresh as a pink, At the Bakery of Davis k Son. Richmond, April 26, 1688.' ,' " J: 'f.f A Purchase and Removal BEXJ. W. ELLIOTT and GUY BLOOM, having- purchased the extensive stock of Cabinet Furniture together with all the Fixtures4 Tools, Ac; for macitfaeturiair toe same, from Thomas Mason, are now occupying his beautiful and convenient WareKooang, on tbe ' S. W. Cor. Main & Front. Streets, Where they are prepared to sell any article in their line , mmm wm mm " The united storks of Furniture of B. W. Elliott and Mr. Mason, make the assortment of Elliott A Bloom the BEST and LARGEST from which to make selections, ever tie tare offered in tliis City, and the People are respectftillv invited to call and examine before making purchases elsewhere. - ELLIOTT & BLOOM. Richmond, Ind., Feb. 1, 1868. . . . . 49tf . WILLIIAMS & HATFIELD MERCHANT TAILORS', No. 104 Main Street, Richmond. ""WT E A It E XOW OFFERING tbe balance V of onr Spring- Stock of Clothing, Hats. Caps, Ac, at greatly Reduced Prices to make room for our FALU-'AND " WINTER-GOC-OS: Those who want Bargains would do well to give as au early call, as we are determined to close them out at lower Prices than the same quality of goods have been offered at anytime during the last four vears. " July 12. - v ,- i 1 ' ' Se-lm.. Cheap Light! Improved Safety Lamp and Burning Flaid! Beautiful Light, - - . So Chimney, . . No Snell,; ' - - " JSo Grease, . .o ianger from r.xrloKn; THREE HOURS FOR ONE CEM : ,T"Forsa1eat HOLLOWAY A PAGE'S, ' Richmond, March 22, 1366. So. 90,Maiu-SL St. Albans Family Stock JSOLE tDEPOT: ' Cor. 5th st, & Ft. Wayne Avenue. ' ' 1 Xeai Eailroarl. ' 4 PURE and, - HEALTHY' ARTICLE, J. particalariy for FAMILT CSE, respectfully recommended bj -uj ..-..t.;'' Dr. d'HUY....- - Soldia BotUes at. ..w. 53,00 per dox. Single Bottles... .....i ..3ceats.-flr-Teo Cents Iieconnt on each Bettle Returned. J Richmond, June 29, '6J. " A COOL NOTICE. iPCisiirtiE iff: : leive & K(mTHAUSE : ; " HATE aa hand any quantity of ICE, of the finest quality, which they will deliver to ewstoaier at their bouses every day," daring the Summer, at ti most rsaonatJe rates. Orders left ataTa. Jlokth. Htrsa's-tfcrocery jifrw doors South af the PrstOiSca, will receeae Biernat attaattna. - Ha; 17., ,. xktK,i - U4f . HATS CAPS. The Spring Sat Fashions! THE nodersigned has just receired aiaaew Spring Style e( n ATS aad CAPS, tnwkieb Kif!vitea t'f? . tentioa of ell who wrmid J

indulge ra tbe Latest !ab-, inn. Call at tbe Hat and Car Store of JOBS 8CTTSTV9. rf RicsExmd, lad., Hay 24

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Insnrance...Cofflpany, Zclimond, Indiana. Orricil in rear of. FIRST NATt IONAL BAMK.J , r-"8 token at as low raiea,and onaatarorable taras, a jr any Otbov respooaibW Pirelnaaranee OFlICERSr PassiDsvr, JESSE P, S1DDALL, ; Vies PassiDprr.Tnos. W OOD.MTT, tsscarrasr, A. Y. SCOTT, i DIRECTORS: f James E. Reeves, , Charles F. Coffin, U John M. Gaar, ' " John W. Grnbba, . f William S. Iteld, CT Jesse P. Siddall, , Jsas L. .Herriw.on, Stephen R. Wiggins, , v. :. Thomas M'fKtdnntt. ' ; VVi S' hfvit " ' 1 ! .1 -! " f IOHN C. HADLEY, General Agent. SECUEITYFIEE INSUEANCE CO.! -v.- . . ; St.'.: i--'-x'i .: OF- : ": ' Of -uSTew. rXork! Assets: 1,600,000. i ili WILLIAM BELL, Agent, ! Oct. 19, 1S63. 34-tf. BJCHMOVBv ' : ..... : AGENCY. Indiana Patent Agency. n .... : i - i.j. Agent nd Attorney, Latt Examiner of Patents United State Patent Office, Office in Starr Hall Building t- ' I, ',. RICHMOND, ITf D. WJJ.L make Specifications and Drawings, Prosecute and Defend lntriugementa ia the United States Oourt.-i, and will attend to all Juattera appertaining to Patents." ,' . Katent Ueeds. Asainments, and Contracts, carefull v drawn and E zaaunations-made. i Aug. 31,136a. - - w 27-tf. 9 - - . " REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Ar. T. DEISTINriS, - Licensed AtenT Estate Agent:'' Office, in Starr IIpII building,. Richmond, Ind. REAL ESTATE bought and sold, or exchanfted. Houses and lxts leased and rents collected. All aroperty ' riU be registered free of charpe. v-, .-il'-t : i.W. T DEXNIS. .. Au.3i,i8g5 .... ;,: . -tf. - Bargains! Closing Out! ;t ,t . 4r , - ' ,V '- . - ! - ' ; ' J ORnrXAI PAKitV. having disposed of hia 'If M establishment to J, P. Scott & Co., wishes now to sell several new and secOnd-banded CAERTAGES, Buggies, Eockawaya 1 and Wagons, Which he lias still on hand, and, in order to CLOSS UT, he will sell them VERY CHEAP! Now is the time to buy a Wagon, Carriage, Buggy, r Kockawav, at a BARGAINS - Call at the Shop-nf J. P. Scott A Co,, and examine them. MORDECAI PARRY. ' Richmond, 34 mo. 22d, I860. .. 4tf PETER CKCOKER 'u t t BENJ. CBOCKEB. : CROCKER & CO., South side of Main street, one square East ol ; j Mereditk Uoese, , c-. j : RICHMOND, IND. '"anufacnture all kinds of Carriages. Buggies, IvjaSHilKies Cixpresa an t reoiing vi agons, ac, ae. We have on hand a fine assortment of work in our line, and can furnish to order on short notice, almost any style or pattern of vehicle, att of which they war rant one maoeof ineoesi material ana oycareiu' ano experienced workmen. The public are invited to call and examine their stock rod prices. ... . . 1 . - XSf Parfietilar attention paid to repairing, v Jan. 20 1865 Johb W;Bi asof. fft?; 1 a Ed-wabb T. BrsO!t.J j J. W. BURSON & Co. lii-iiAift'rACTTBEBS or "" ''' ' LIjVSEED oil., Y I olAtJllnftlrk t.m nivniYiumUj ivl. Mills: ne-hslf mile Worth of the 'citr,'oahe - Newport lurnpike. .- n Highest DIarket-Prlce Paid for Flax '-, , "... .Seed. Feb 15,1566.. s .. , ; ' 51:ly "E. REMINGTON & SONS, I MirFACTl'aKB3 Of Revolvers. Rifles, MUSKE TS AJS D 0AEBINES, ' For tbe United States service. Also, POCKET and BELT REVOLVERS, ' REPEATING PISTOLS, RIFLE CASES, REVOLVIXG RIFLES. Rifle & Snot nn : Barrels dc Gun Materials. Sold by Gon Dealers and tbe Trade generally. Ia these days of bonse-breaking and robbery every bouse, store, bank and office should have one ot 1 - REMINGTONS " REVOLVERS. t Cirirufars containing cuts and description of our Arms witt befornisried npo application. - X KEitlGa OS SONS, iiion, K. ORY COODS. ' js ,Rsm gayc not .JcH 'c-ix;.- rf D. B. CRAWFORD, K : .ace zlzZznPHf c-.? aBtirll(EiSTOBE ic - i-i bow receiving the t. , t LARGEST STOCK - OF CARPET ; INGRAIN, 'HEMP AND RAO. STRAW XATmo AK1 RUGS, . I i . aj-a-AT-Ji, Of evdescrlption. Oil Cloths, of neat patterns, Dreas Goods, of newest styles. In fact I am daterminea to nave toe - RE9T9TOCK OP boODS t?T THE CITY And Sell as Cbearj. fi - All of mr Goods, will ia f4d at fair arices. ,Tia jmblie art fnwetea f eatV tf Xo 44i Main street. c - -

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no;3s,:;maiivst, Richmond Indiana! . O .f T' . 20 boxes fioeTaaa, eotbraciac varnxas aa&lAlmonds, "utAc, .', . - , 209 lbs, Almoods. . " See Pta nuts, rVcans, FiTberts. etc. ' )lMaiaSu . w ; ; J. W. BARNES A CO. Coilee: . 40 Bars Rio Coflfce. Mocha, Java, and Larnara do. 31 Mi.n t. O. W. BARNES A CO. usar: 10 Hhdi. Soears. 20 lUila crux Uert.jrranula ted and powdered do J5 Bbls SI Main St. Ktnoed do, various evades. O.VT. BARXESi CO. ill olassea & Syrrnas: , .. , .. ,s 10 bbls X. O. Molasses. U - fvirirhnm do. ' ' - ,; 18 ' Svrnpe varmn erades.' -:"'s - ' ': 31 Main St. .. -o ; -' G. y . BARNES a CO. - R atsm. 35 Boxes M.R. L. a A. Raisins. 20 yA do. - - ; , 1 Cask Currant. ;-' S Citrons.' ' "- " ' SIMainSt. G.W.BARXI3AC0. JvUiea'&r. C ': '" , ' Strawberry and Raspberry Jelliea. nne Appie jeuy. . . , Sbrod Isinflasa or celatine for makinr ielliea Raspberry syrup, very fine aad suitable for in sickness. 31 Main St. G. W.BARSES A CO. Canned Fruit A-Catlaps. . 7. . ' t Strawrrries,Tomatoes, Blackberries. ' . Extra Peaches, Raspberries and llama. , - Tomato Catsup, Walnut do. , ,, ,;,, !', -'r 4 London Club Sauce. , ....,,.., "(. : -J ' ' 1 Worcester abire do. ' ' . . '.,.' ; Pickets Ot various kinds. Salad Oils. SIMaioSt. , G. W. BARNES A CO. undriea. i .,.'... -, -. i20 kegs bi-carbonate Soda.; ., 10 boxes Madder. . . i . -j indigo. ' ' 15 Ex. Ix(rwood. " 1 5 ,10 Cudbear. ,: - 10 Boxes Kice, . 31 Main St G.W.BAKXESACO, pices& Pepper: , ... - 5 -5 baps Popper. . " . Cloves." ' !" ,jli;.20 mats Cinnamon.?; !ilr:t - -.n f , . 2 bags Alspice., ;. . , .. .i. "" I cask Xutmejrs. ' ' ' E. R. Dunkee's selected Spieee.' ' ' ' ' Cinnaoaoa. Pepper, Alspice. Cloves, Mustard, Ginger and Cayenne. , ;-v?-v . 31 Main St., , a G. W. BARJ.ES CO thocolate, Prepared Cpflee, etc. Maker s Cocoa. Purp Cocoa, i 8W. Broma. French Chocolate. lremium " Vawitla i iw-: i- - " -': Dandalion Coffee, various qualities. Traxicum. ,- ;-i .... -(' --f.' X f. Vermicelli. ". ... s,1 ' Macaroni. '-' TtpiOCa. j. . ;.. ri,r-...'.V t , , . . ... , . i' Pearl Barley., ... 1, .... Hecher's Farinta?- ee ' " '-l " ' f -. Com Sutch and Rice Flour; ' ' " '' 31 Main St. G. W.BAR1TE8 A CO.REAL ESTATE import-ant; notice, j IOFFEU FOR S ALE my Dwelliajt Beuse and Lot on Fifth Street. The House is new, convenient and well finished, with plunpe and shower bath, hot - aad cold - water, aad . Gaaa fixture a, weod-nease, stable and carriage house and. fine shrubbery.. , Lot '83 by 132, stone and iron fence.' 4 Also, Three Valuable Lots on the Parity t . 1 ,.; 4-Jkiao, a riKi, ..-.; Well Improved Farm of 192 Acres 12 mites from Richmond, containing one of tbe beet Orchards in the country. , '?..: .? " Also, a Farm of OO Acres near Logan aport. XSf Part Cash and time to suit purchasers are my terms. . I want to purchase a neat, Good Dwelling Jlouse and Improved Lot, on 5th, 6ih, 7tb or StU StreeU, North of Main. ?: ' VTM. A. BICKLE. H FOR SALE OR EZCHANaE Richmond Propertyr on ..Extra,. Terms I OXE hundred Acres, 18 miles S. E. of Indianapolis, near the I. A C. R. R. 244 Acres, half rrane, TO miles S. K. of Chicago, near a Station onthe Chicago and Great Eastern K. R. 12U Acres, Prarie land, in Winebago county, Iowa. . A farm of 320 Acres oa Eel River, Wabash Conajyalndiana. 170 Acres, good bottom land, near afce above. ' 300 Lots in Michigan City the only City it Indiana where we will bave a harbor for Shipping. Also ,: 3iIXE BLILIMNti ! On Waahingtoa stieet, Richmond, and it LOTS OX JMOLHT.AirnUllJI, v ' P'ear tbe Depot tbe most Romantic aod eligible acita in Riclrmotid or Wayne countr. J.'R. MEXDEXHALL. Richmond, May 10, 1888. , r . Utf. i-, NOTION TRADE. G. P, ESMWIXER, Dealer ia7 F0EEIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY Notions, Toys, Baskets jBird Cage CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. , No. 49, Main Street, 'Jl 52tf e.-sy: RICHXOXD, IJTD. JI Slate mooting. 1 I C ASUPEKIOR ARTICLK OF TKatJlOXT Slate RoofJtt, equal to tbe best Welsh Slate, on baad at all ttsiee, and rappiied in any aoaatity to order. ' Address, - - , ' i- - t . .'! fri IT. SMITH, BiCHaiojrb, Iit. . Aprfl 20, 18. - " - 'Mnt

Royal Bavana : Ijottswy - of Cnbf: j f. Conducted by the gpaaiah Covernnarai. v T 3BOflt9 TH GOLD ' DRAW3T Jkf liRT IT PRIZES cashed and infonnation foraiahed; tbe hir1ict rates paid for Ponhtoone aad aTl fcmdi of Goid and SHrvart alaa fWr bB av foment HeeuriMa. f : jTATLOB- A CO Banhera, Feb. 1, '60. 4vly: 1 vTaia St, Xw Ton.

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w tsf nte if elay of WpfetaW, P. M.-TilsmilTi r t!lnTrxprjy kvtt: : Lot anntber fir'tv-oe ( 41 in that part of the city ef KichuMmd, Warn Cou l4iaa, takt t by t tticMe tuKifeam o um yisl el aa ety, .( the aaoae to be sold aa Ue aniae-rty ot Jiavne 1 uatliaab to aatist'v -iJ Dwecaeaad Meeataea ia mf hands va. favor of "William A. Bickle and JaM. Law. ... V J. l.PAXOJ(,Soerin' HT.C. v. A AagustTth, ISO. .,n!ia,UiIiW , A OFSIRA.nLKKaiIDFCEaa tbaXortb. il. East Corner of Stxtb and Broadway 5treeta, a liru k House with eifht rooms. oriv aew a aaod well of waa-r. and aisaten a a tar drw eaUar, a aaa- 'I w uitiwat t) eoaum I!um or bur brw ana car nage. ikta is a larrv lot, trootiag on Broadway U' feet Ti usual deput on Suth street brinj- ooty 1 19 ' feet. Thia lot ia better act with larga and amail Frait -than anv otbet tnt in tlie city. . , . ... s r : am Jiu aua aea iaeataa ana UDW iMii t Kicbmood, Au. 1, lS6d. . tyll . DEVOTJ& COISFAXPT, , , 834 85 Pear! St. up Stain, v .av -".V.". I'M. : CIXGISXATiyO.. i OFFER TO MILLIXERS. aod MaRCaAala aa) ' unosuaUv rich aaaortawat of a ' ' 2VXilliiieiv I Crobds. At LoereM ."Sew York Pricw.' W alaa factor'; i' Am A A-"RTia2-v:;" ' - v m aw m a. a " In al the Kew Patterns. Special attention will giveu to FILLtXG ORDERS (or persons who can not , visit tlwoiy. Jf&?, Any jrixxls sent on order may W returned if not aatiafaotnrx theboyev. :ix 1 ..-ft S527 . . ...... DKVOC A CO. MEDICAL.' .U.i. . FOUTI'O 6 t i' B ,-iA .estaaaasaa Horse antl Gattls This iweperaUaa. loaa aaa arabty :r. r. kaowa, wUt Iher. ouahlv rrlnvlaorala brokrn-owB aa" lowwtMA ajr atreaathaalna aad cleaaalDK U -stuaMkch aaa toa. tinea. c It to a eaia'av." .'.vanttra of all ale-.- . eaara ineMeat ta a.i. 1 1 v.rrwa rETKa LLlnui ' VEtkOW WA TER. IIEtVKs, COCO H 3, PIS-TEMPER,-tK-fi VERS.FOt'XPER LOSS O APPS-r. TITB A VD T1TA1. EVRRilV a. Ita aaa anravaa taa ! will, incrraaaa tha 4ptifta-.givea a tuotlh and gtour skin aod transfonaa tha miaerabla skeleton into a Sne-tooklng aad tplrtteA A To keepers of Cows .this prrnarattoa Is InValuaMo It taeraasas aaa- lyiaotity aad taivntvea the quniy i ai u aiiiki it aaa , fetr6-T ft fv ,i;t- nasa pravanby ao. cattla.it (iv Biakea Uwat thrive"1' 9 1 fi i .it' A A ... , IaaH,ditaapr Saina,anch aa OaBtMCanit la tha Lnnira, Liver, . i t i at o.. tUia artielo. -u '1 , r K aou aa a speciSe. l jtl,i By putting from 'JL 'l one-half a ri ", r ' so a paper in a tJM haml of awili taa-.i, V above d iaeaars "A wUI ba radicated i... i.a- -' ar entlrt-ly jintaiMl It tvan ta- tlaie, a, onaia pvnuu'i rail CUra " mMa JMea 89 Cent pjr Paper, or S P apart tor 91. TKxras.co ST t :;.-. .t. f man - ' HaTOLEBAU OBCQ ASB MU'IOJPt BEPOT. ,.. Ho. 116 Franklin St, Baltimore, Hd. For 8ale by UruiraisU and Storekeepers throughut ehe-'Vaftat Btaaas." - '' "-"' ' iv-u.l. , r u.'H i r -.. t For sale Wholesale and Retail at manufacturers, priceajr'-i'- ' PL17JH.HKR A KKLLY, - ' : " ; U: vfh"tv ladAaa)u ,f4 John D. Parka, Cincinnati, General Agent. a , 'i ; i i m .si -piinT. vfiW vimATm - - DIAHOIID DD0P8! r. toO. B. JfOSKOa OO. r o zrawav mn. cuioaao. minoiBt ofltsa ue aoata 3fin1 TussnfT r-T -' T !s: BDstraAatsavaji acHAAca. ru-LUta, VCH , a rtrxxaa. ixrao ar satrrg CBTaa. e. lam, ' ' wra OWTam. aad l acovtiA aaa) aala 1 aa avsijr sraavta nt taa Waaa, JEWELRY. Fine Watches and Jewelry, J . ; ' Direct from the 3Tannfactnrer '' 60MI GoM f! ''" -''' '-"J Watebea;! .Watches l.r,-!;,.,' '),;.: f . It 1 i "t !"j j e w e 1 r v I J e w e I r r ! , . I -t'.-TbVerr Bet! Tbe Wry Kest! ""'. " jsfl -7"-rfiJ eheapattt-iThe very cheapest, ;! At C. 'aJ DitkinaooJwelrj $Ue, "0. 34 AUia , K btreet, Kicumona. ma., ,

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' J- B. . -3 - - TJlflCTJTT, J eweller, HAS renwvwd to Id Main atrect, two rfowre Wee of tbe First National Bank, where he baa fitted , n ; up an entirely new cstabiisbmeBt. :t He is nnw opaaiag a tare- aad vt rv deaivaMe stock ef Watches. Jewelry, Clocltx Fancy ,!, SiKer Ware of all varieties, which is as good aa tho best and wilt be aoM cheap1 as the cbeapeat. Hiaotd fcrieada aad caaaotmwa are krrited to call oa T him and a" pains will be soared to fJaaev u.r t j . - ' - 4 J. b. mrxMcrTT, . ! .r-'.! -- ';'-78Hai'8traet,e' " '

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