Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 36, Number 31, 27 September 1866 — Page 4

RICHMOND, JND , SEPT. 27, ) 1866.

Our National Tailor--A . Portrait ' Drawn in Chalk by a Knight or the Shear. "Show tne who has. Leen engage! in these ' tonaplraciCs, who has flreil upon our"flagt Who:, JM given instructions to take ourrorto, custom -bouses, arsenals and dock-yards, and J will show you a traitor, t t Were J , President of the United States, IwouM do as Thomas Jefferson did in 1806,' with Aaron Bur.-. I wonld hare them arrested, and if convicted, witbinttV meaning and scope of the ConstatlonJ by the. eternal God, I would execute -tbem.-lrfro Johnson in the UnitiJ Statis Senate March 22, 1SCI. I believe we must leave the killing out when all im$one.Bobert Starveling, tht Tailor, Mdtummer Night ' Dream. In my opinion, a certain notorious representative of oar. er aft 'is bnt a so-so journeyman;'? after running, well for a time, Je U taking' long back stitchea. He is trying to mend our breeches with shoddy," is putting new pockets into our national coato arms'for foreign insults; and j patches its grand bullet holes with Confederate graj4;",'' '"' 1 1 I suspect that he is going Into the old clothea businessthla Batne Mr. Moses. He has sponged out his old honorable record, and is no.'. longer a credit to our cloth. , In undertaking to' fit the grand mantle of' the 'great President to his diminutive proportions, he has clipped, and snipped, and "reconstructed it into a monkey jacket." He'll not give' the. rebels the hasty baiting they deserve, but he is bent upon binding tip their wounds. He is not the man" to end JIVs thread of life with a Blip not. vi .i !' ' -M 'f .-, :i He has fTat toolong 'oa'jk narrow bench to stand firm and' erect on a broad plat- ...... -I ,. I. r r . ., : form. - ,. "jwj .jiui.i-':"-,. . Inmy opinion all of said A- J.'s stories of, great sacrifices for he Union are "cut out of the whole cloth." He can't make me swallow tails of that sort. He is too well used to turning his coat. He isn't sound on the goose,,. He will make a cabbage garden of the White House grounds.. He , would extinguish liberty's torcb with Lis thimble. : His needle turns to the South pole. I would there was - another needle in the seat of government to prick him on to duty. I confess I don't admire his round about polky. -'I . (Jon't like his habits; they are either too loose or too tight. I don't like' Ids' measures. He don't fit the situation. -There is too much sceiniag about him. , He is a poor feller. He overcasts 'our fair sky With 'doubt, and shirts it with lightnings. He keeps the nation 'in suspenders," as Mrs. Partington would say. I would set him to making corduroys. He isn't fit for our ducks -dux. He needs buckram in his principles. He wants drilling. " He has less heart than padding. He hasn't a 'soul above buttons." He faces both ways. He is .full of; platitudes.." He doesn't gather, fisdora from- experience. He tacks and trims. His judgment is warped. He doesn't listen to good advice. He would come the Nap over ns with his yard-stick for a sceptre. He wants men after his own pattern to follow the patch ....... 1 - .. I he chalks but l JHe waxea' aaocy.p he "don't 'mfner hfs eye in 'threadin ,ibut if eye in threading Lie way, he'll raise the cboler of the nation, and get hemm ed in and pressed on all sides. He needs to Lbe stayed, to be slashed, to be goared, to be pinked. If the fates should be inclined to cut him vihr histnr awear$ for ouer should" IsiyA "CuCkhiy'tX It . fortune were about to undo him, I should say, "let her rip." Black Flag Ratification. ' The Johnsonites of Memphis held a meeting j.on jtb 25flwiaW, , signifx theirliCarty appfbvaJ &t the action of the Philadelphia Johnson Democratic Convention. The chairman of the meeting was General N. BForrest, late C. S. A., whose black flag performances (at Fort Pillow are still fresh in the minds of the people, WeAWG.JpUnson's family aUemteatofe'oihej through the rebel lines at Murfreesboro in 1862, on their way from G reenville to this place. Forrest refused to let then-pass, exclaiming with a tremendous oath that "Jesus Christ shouldn't pass bis lines." Gov. John? ou waaeatceadingly -wroth at Forrest's rJfSs&Ttfnd enbirtieed I h'itH! as "a d d low bred ruffian." One of the Speakers at the Memphis meeting was I. C Ilaynrtftomerranpponent of Johnson's for Congress. Perhaps no man was ever more roughly and firmly abusedr bettt'l politically .and . formally than Haynes was then and since by Johnson. Hon.- G A. - Henry, lata Senator .C.&kV9& w4n tpppweut oT -Jehjp. son. for. lhe , .office - of. Governor,., .was aTiotherspeaker; and exhorted the people to .support i.the President-' While Mr. .B.jjj',;r&s a nember of tte Richmond Bat, he'introdncd a resolution into '(Uibodyand urgod it with an elaborate peecn, advising that thx black flag be at once raised throughout the Con fed erat army, as the surest means of terrifying tb.cTiuikee,inTder9 'and forcing them to lljr the- country. - He was for . r"irrik . - , - wuung no priauucra, uut iur ciwruiuis itionfi Ah exttact'fromMs speech from -the JKcaUBoad naners, can be . found in theses of the JfMhville Union for 1862. yeHkwOh Tbmt tmd Trett.

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Ar gentleman who was a first rate performer of Scotch music on the violin, spent a winter at Exeter, and of course soon liecaae acquainted with tbe musical diletanti of that place. .Dining one day with a professor, the conversation turn. ed upon1 Scotch music, and a strong ar ! gnment arose as to its bearing competition with foreign music; the Scotchman, whom we shall for tbe present designate the Fiddler, insisted that, when properly played, nothing could excel it; the professor on the other hand, insisting that it was only fit for the barn yard. ( "I'll tell you what," says the Fiddler, "I'll lay a wager of b that if a party of Scotchmen can be got together, I'll make them shed tears one minute, sing the next, and dance the third." . : "Done," said the professor, "and if ' yonr mnsic is capable of that, I will not only pay you the 5 with pleasure, but wilj be convinced that it is the most enlivening, pathetic, and best music in the world." ' j The difficulty uose as to getting an opportunity for a trial. Bnt this was soon obviated by a third party informing . them that a number of young Scotchmen dined annually at the oldXondon Hotel, on the anniversary of Burns' birthday. .This, was a capital opportunity for the Fiddler, for these young men, being principally rawboned, overgrown Scotch lads, who had recently left their own country to carry tea in the neighborhood, were the very ones upon whom he was sure to make a hit. All being arranged, and the utmost secrecy being agreed upon, the eventful day was anxiously looked for At length it came, and the Fiddler and Professor, by an introduction to one of the party, got an invitation to the dinner. There were twelve altogether sat down; and a ; right merry party they soon became; for the whisky toddy was not spared when , the memory of any of Scotia's bards was toasted. The Fiddler was not long in perceiving that he had got among a right musical set, and he waited patiently until they were fit for anything. At length he gave a wink to the Professor, .who atoncc proposed that his friend ' should favor them with a Scotch tune on the violin. "Capital, capital!" cried the whole party. The violin was brought and all were in breathless anxiety. The Fiddler chose for his first tune, "Here's a health to them that's aw a," and played it in the most solemn and pathetic nranner. "That's a woefu' tune," said a great, big, rawboned youth to Lis next neighbor. "It is that, Sandy. There's mcikle in that tune, man. It reminds me o' ane tha's gane, Jamie," at the same time giving a deep sigh, and drawing his hand over hia long, gaunt face to hide the tears that were trickling down his cheeks. The Fiddler with his keen eye soon perceived that before he got through with the second part of the tune he would have them all in the same mood. He therefore threw his whole soul into the instrument, and played the tune as he had never done before; and as the last four bars of the tune died away like a distant echo, there was not a dry check amongst the company. Now is the time, thought the Fiddler; and without stopping a moment, struck up in a bold and vigorous style, "Willie Brew'd a Peck o' rMant." Out went the handkerchiefs, and away went the tears. "Chorus!" cried the Fiddler; and in an instant all struck up: -s - For we na fou wer'a na that fou' ; ' But just drappie ior e'a ; -;: The cock may craw, tbe day may daw, -But aye we'll taste the barley bnse." : "The song was ended, but up struck the Fiddler in his best stj-le, the reel, "Jenny Dang the Weaver." ; "Hey, ye devils!" cried Sandy. ( "Scotland forever!" cried Jamie; and in an instant, tables, chairs and glasses were scattered in all directions, and the whole party dancing and jumping like madmen. ; Out ran the affrighted Professor, (for he did not know what might come next,) up came the landlady with her terrified train of inmates. But none dare enter the room, the hurrahs and thumps on the floor being so boisterous? and it was only upon the entry of a Scotch traveler, who had just arrived, and who cried to the Fiddler for any sake to stop, that order was restored. ; ' ' " It is needless to say that the Professor paid his bet cheerfully, and was fully convinced of the ettect of Scotch music when properly played, and that the landlady , took care tbat the Fiddler never Came into her house again on Burns' anniversary dinner. :.: J.y. .''. 1 1' .... r- - i 't i A Fcn-st Spectacxis. The other day a meeting was held at Memphis to 'indorse "my policy," 'at which General Forrest presided and General Stonemaa spokel . Here we hare the spectacle of a rebel General, who once offered a reward for Andy Johnson's head, acting as chairman of an assemblage intended to give new life to that And v as the head of a new party, while a federal General, who fought bravely for years to put down the rebellion, uses his voice to help, the leaders of it back into power and place in the nation which they did their utmost to destroy. - Trnly, time and politics make strange bed-fellows. -.. ! " None but the loyal should govern preserved Bepublie." A. Johnson.;

milium. Is Pablisked ia the Waraer BailaUag, om Thuraday Mornings, By HOIXOWAY oY DAVIS, At per Volume, PAYABLE IX ADVANCE. Job Printing. We hare a. new "DAY JOBBEB," and new fouU of Type of the latest atyles, both plain and fancy, and are prepared to do work neat and expeditiously." ' ' Pamphlets, - "-' Catalogue, i : i ", : -i "J Constitutions,' ; Show Bills, Handbills, 1 Posters, PRICES FOR WORK REASONABLE. BAKERY. NEW BAKERY CONFECTIONERY TH K undersigned, would respectfully announce to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity, that they have opened a . , . s ,-: Bakery and Confectionery, On 5th Street, Two Ioors North of the 'Tremont House, , . , : ; s Where they will keep constantly on hand the best of fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies, and Candies of all kind. FRESH BREAD. Baked Every Day by hall-past 1 1 o'clock. HOME-MADE BREAD, Baked Every Day at Half-Past 11 o'clock. C&3 Baked Every Day Brides Cakes and Pound Cakes, Baited had Trimawtd, er Oraameated,'. to Order, ea Short Notice. ' J TO FAMILIES aad COOKS: We will Bake Bread, Cakes and Pies, for any one after they art made or mIzed,on reasonable terms. " 1 TO GROCERS aad DEALERS: VTe will furnish Bread, Cakes and Pies, on as reasonable terms as any other shop in the City of Richmond. TO HOTELS aad BOARDING DOUSES: We will furnish Bread, Cakes and Pies, on reasonable terms, and make it to your advantage to buy of ns, a you can have Fresh Bread everyday for dinner, which ia very desirable to epicureans and guests. TO THE LADIES aad YOUNGSTERS: We will oianufactnre and keep constantly on hand Ladies Celebrated Ice -Cream Csadyt also, Batter Scotch t Batter Taflee, er Golden Cream ; and fresh Caadies of all sorts. ' " TO FARMERS and HUXTERS: We will pay the highest market price in Cash for Batter, Egjr and Lard. YEAST.- Fresh Yeast Every Xorniag-. r,- DA VIS & SON Bread, Cakes, Pies, Candies, and Xnts, ; . Nice and sweet, and always -A, No. 1, Can be found in this city, as fresh as a pink, At the Bakery of Davis A Son. Richmond, April 26, 1S66. .. . 9:tf FLOUR AND FEED, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL "MXTBA FAMILY FLOCR from selected Wheat, MIa expruaslr for our own trade, and all kinds of Feed, Corn, Oats, Middlings. Shorts, Bran and Barley Chop, kept constantly a band aad which, we are prepari to deliver at short notice, and at lowest possible rates. No extra charge for delivering and satisfaction warranted. 11ENLEV, STARR, A CO,,. Near Depot, Kichmead, lad. , Hollo way fc Pagej i If ne Jast Received oaeof the finest and best 11 assortments of TABLE GLASS-w ARFever brought to this market. Give them a call th can sell Gooda CHEAP at !Vo. 90, Jlaia-st. Richmond, March 23, 1SA6 . " 4tf ..... .-. ... " - Cheap Xiglit! J) YaiftravedSafctT Lamp aad Burain gFJoid! "oCtumnev, . .. - "77 - - No SaielC .'-. -.'.Zj No Grease. " " So Iancer from Ixtaosioa; . XiiKtvt. HOCKS FOR OXE CENT! Z4tor sale at HOLLOW AV A PAUKU. Richmond, March 22, 186. "-: : ha. 0Jlain-St. Notice. rVHS subscribers for building a rCn?ted Presbyter'. -ML iaa l. burcb, 'are aereby oouaed tbat their subscriptions will be called for within ftairtr. days," the uus Bncu n w ucu auncruuoj were ouuie. ' - ' W.S.REBD,! Bpt. , 3t i . Trustee.

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Entitled An"Ordiaance' for the Treveatior. of Fires. : '' : SbCtio 1, B k ordained bv the Common Conned of tbe CitT of Richniod. that no person shall eiwt or cause tu be erceted, on any lit, or part of lot; in said Citv, behijt in tbe space m said City enclosed by tbe following named boundaries, to-wit: Commencing at Uj comer of Walnut an-1 Kront StreeU, thence East alone Walnut Street u Eighth Street, thence Vortn om Eihrh Strwt to Main, flwnc East on Main to the Corporation pne, thence Nirth on said corwrauon line to East BroaJwav, tlieor Weston said taut t,. Snirn, Strvet to Frnt Street, thence

SvourWvS) aH frees Street W Oi plaee et bpinntnip, any VniTding, or addstk.n to any BOiiciiajf nerexot re erected, unless the outer v aUs toereoi oe wmiwacu of brick or stooe. with mortar: And any person Ti,Ut'D,; prjioi. j er seetJoQ ehaif , on eon viction before the Mayor be Bned, therefor, ftt any sum net exceeding aft dollars; aad for each aad every dav's contiarumce tWaid vltit, after fce tret cmviction, the to Sender mav be tloed br the Mayer aot lss than ten, aor more than afty dollars, provided, however, thi aectiun ahall no apply to prmes less than ten feet in height. It shall he tbe duty of the Marshal, whenever anv such buildiojr, or addition so an v building, has been erected ia violation of the above prohibition, to report the same to the Mayor, showing; the discription and situation of tbe building or addition, and tbe time it was erected: and the Mayor shall thereupon issue his warrant to the Marshal to take down or remove such building or addition so erected in violation of this section.. - , ' Sc. 2, Whenever any such framed or wooden building, heretofore erected ituiuthe limits defined ia the . preealmff section, shall be remeved, the same shall not be relocated within said limits, but &hall be removed withoot the name: aad anr nersoa convicted before said Mayor of having re-locati-d such building within said Kama, shall be fined, therefor,-eqaaHy as for the first erection of such budding, and sucb build- , iag shall be remored, as ia the preceding section provided. v ' Sec. 3, If any person shall, at any fire in said Citv, - plunder, embezzle, convey away, or conceal any poods or property, and shall not, arithin twenty-four hours ' after such fire, make delivery, or pive information of tbe same to the owner or owners thereof, if known, or otherwise to the chief Engineer, Marshal or some ' member of the Council, and when, under tbe CircaBisunces, such act mar not amount to a larceny, or to the offence of receiving stolen goods, knowing them to have beeu stolen, such pursoitr shall, on oonvictioa - of such offense before the Mayor, be lined in any sum ' not leas than five nor more than fifty dollars. Sec. 4, Any person who shall throw or fire an squib, cracker, rocket, or fireworks, or any ball set en fire, in saM city, shall, on conviction of sucb oflen-se before said Mavor.be fined therefor, in any sum not exceeding ten dollars? and any person who snail sU to any minor ia the city any fire crackers, bquib, or rocket, oe any o liter fire-works, shall, on convietioa before the Mayor, be fined in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars. Any person using a stove-pipe in said ; citv for burning of fuel, and who shall neglect to cause the same, in its passage through any woodwork, to be made secure from occasioning ignition, or who shall place anv stove-piie so as to discbarrw smoke into any publicstreet or alley, shall, on conviction before tbe Mayor of being guilty of either of such offenses, be fined, therefor, in any sum not exceeding twenty ( dollars. M i; i, . . . . " .: r, , ,. ; Sec. 5, Any person firing or causing to be fired, on any stre t, alley, lot, or yard, in said city, any shavings, hay, strawj other combustible material, between the sunset of one day and daylight of the next morning, shall, on conviction of such oB'ense before said Mavnr. be fined, therefor, in any sum not exceed-, bifr ten dollars. Sbc. rt, If the Marshal, or either of the Police, deem any tire, set or kindled on any street, alley, or lot of said city, creative of danger, he shall canse the same to be removed, or extinguished, and tbe person having . ge or caused it to be set, and refusing, on the order of the officers aforesaid, to remove or extinguish the same forthwith, shall, on conviction of such oflense before the Mayor, be fined in any sura not exceeding fifty dollars..- L - . Sec. 7, Any owner or occupant of any house in said citv, where shavings may be made or accumulated, shafl canse the same to be removed and carefully burned as often, at least, as once in six days, and ou failure to do so, on conviction before the Mayor, be fined in any sum not exoeediug five dollars. Sec. 8, The City Engineer shall give five days written notice to the Owner or owners of any building bv him deemed dangerous from decay, jvant of repairs, or any other cause, to alter, repair, or remove the same, setting forth briefly in such notice the particular repairs or alterations to be made, and if said owner or owners lie not rusidents of Raid ity, said Engineer shall have such notice posted up in at least five public places therein. j - ..... Sec. 11, If, after fiv days notice, the owner or his Agent shall not proceed to repair, secure, or remove the building or edifice, and make the same secure, with reasonable dispatch, the Engineer shall report to the Mayor the condition of the building or edifice, its situation and danger apprehended; the Mayor, upon being satisfied by sucb report or otherwise, of the alleged danger to the public, shall issue his Warrant to the Engineer to take down or remove said building or structure, which he shall execute aceordinply; and the owner hall be liable to an action to be brought in the corporate name of tbe City for the amount of the expense. Sec. 12, The Chief Fire Engineer of the Citjr is hereby required to search any liildinr standing in a compact portion of tha city and in which there is cause to suspect the keeping of gunpowder in a quantity greater than twenty-five pounds; and in case of such discoverr, in such quantity, it shall be seized by such Engineer and removed to some safe place, and it shall be his duty to prosecute the owner or occupant of the building before tbe Mayor, and the defendant upon being convicted of the offense, shall be fined in any sum not exceeding fifty dollars, and cost of the removal of said powder. Sec. 13, Any person who shall keep, or knowingly suffer to be kept, in any building, any quantity of gunpowder, greater than twenty-five pounds, or who shall aid in, or have knowledge of such keeping, without fivhig immediate notice thereof to said Engineer or larshal, shall, on conviction of such offene before said Mavor, be fined in any sum not exceeding ten dollars. Sec. 14. All gunpowder, kept in quantities (for retail j less than twenty-five pounds, shall stall times be kept in a tin or other metal canister, securelv covered from danger of fire, or if the same be kept in a cask or other combustible vessel, such cask ov vessel shall be enveloped in a close leather bag; and any person convicted before the Mayor of a violation of this sec- ; tion shall be fined in any sum not exceeding tea dollars. :; Seo. 1, If any person or persons shall nse in any ' livery or other stable, carpenter shop, or feed store, ' containing hay or straw, within said city, any Pgnted candle or other light, without having secured the same . within a tin or glass lanteru.or shall smoke witbin or bring into such stable, shop or store, a lighted cigar or pipe, or fire crackers, he shall, on conviction before . the Mayor, be fined in any snm not exceeding twenty dollars. . .1 - ! . . Sec. 16, No persons shall keep or permit to be kept in the rear portions of Store-rooms or Ware-houses any hay, straw or other combustible material. Any ' pergon'violating the provisions of this section, shall, oa oooviction before the Mayor, be fined in any sum not exceeding twenty-five dollars. ' ' Sec. 17, That all ordinances or parts of ordinances, conSicting-with-' she provisions of thia ordinance bay aad the same are hereby repealed. . Sbc. 18, This Ordinance to be in force from and after its passage and publication. - - - ' ' Passed and approved September 4th, H6o. . . ; . - - r JOHN F1NLEY, Mayor. Attest: P. P. Kirs, City Clerk. An Ordinance, - Entitled "As Ordiaaaee for the purpose of I.icensiB? lfiluara saloons and Howling AUeys." - tEC.lr' Ife it ordained t the commoa eoimcil of tfad city of Richmond, That it shall not be lawful for any person or persons within the corporate limits of the city pf Richmond to establish or ,keep or by agent or agents establish or keep any Billiard? Saloon, r BowJ ling Alley, known as a Nine or Ten Piu Alley, without first having procurred from said corporation a license permitting the same to be done as hereafter proridSec. 2. The Mayor shall issue to any inhabitant desirous of establishing or keeping a Billiard Saloon within the corporate limits of said city a license for sucb purpo4P upra tbe receipt ef payment therefor at the rate of JiO dollars per annum, and fW for each additional table over four. And to any inhabitant, desirous of establishing or keeping a Bowling Alley, within the corporate limits ot saia. city, said Mayor shall issue a license for Such purpose upon tbe receipt in payment tnereror at ine raw oi t.J a. nars per annum for each double alley, and $li for each single allay.' Tfi-,7 T ".-.' T TT r ""VI n T t ! - !Krr 3. ' Be it further Mimedf That if asv person or persons shall establish or keep, or by agent or agents establish or Eeep any liuiiara RaJoon or Howling Alley within the corporate limits of said city' without first having obtained license according to the provision of this ordinance shall upon conviction he fined not exceeding twenty-five dollars with costs of Srosecution, and eacaday saca BilKardtSaloon or Uowng Alley shall be kept open shall constitute a new and seperate effense. Ssbc. 4. This ordinance iabJ in force from and after its passage and publication. Passed and approved Sepwmber 4, lSt6. - . . r, JOHN FINLSV, Mavor. QUssiti P. P. KIRS;City Clerk. v. . An Ordinance. Entitled "A n Ordinaace to prevent the Maltreatment of A a imalO' Sec. 1st. Be it ordained by the common conned of tbe citv of Richmond, That it shall be unlawful for , acif'.pecajDi witUn the eorpcrafcl M-JbB-vt tiie ritf-bf Richmond to beat or otherwise injure any horse, mare, roale,ass,ox or any other animal in an immodeate,croei or nnnecessary manner, and every person offjndingafsrnat aha provteiao ot this aertien or ornf nancefiiuflt oa eon victkm-theaeaf before tha Mavor be fined cot exceeding ten dollars and costs of prosecution. j Sac. 2. This Ordinance to be in force from and after its passage and publication. ' Passed and approved September 4th JOHN FIN LEV. Maynr. Attest: P. P. KIRN, City Clerk. j

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-. 1 ..NICH0I50N & BEOTHEE. ( . , Wholesale aad Retail u Jitc iv i fit1 ;. . ; r ? c Stationers & Booksellers : Main Street. : rs?it HATS t CAPS. The Fall Sat Fashions! fan HE undersigned has M. just reo-ived his new FALL Style of II ATS and CAPS, to which be invites tbe attention of all ho would indulge in the latest fash-11 ion. Call at the Hat and Cap Store of jim.i m rfttiss. Richmond, Ind., Sept. 20, 1S. latf -iJii;,s NEW STOCK . Jewelry, Watches, Notions, Gold, Silver and Plated Chains, Breast-Fins, Clocks, Bar-Rings, FTOtTER RIXGS, a lam assortment of Plated are. . Castor, hone, forks and Spoons; ! I InMrsneat. Ae. ff" An assortment of Sheet 5Ioie, constantly on hand. -: 2 ' R.' R. OICK1NSON, , No. 11, "Mainst., Richmond, Ind. Jan. 27 1S84. 36tf SOLDIERS ATTENTION I The nndersijrned being the necessity of a First Class Acrencr in this place for the prosecution of claims against the Government, would respectfully announce to the Soldiers and Citizens of this county and vicinity that he has opened such, and is prepared to prosecute all kinds of claims arising from the Military or Naval Service. He has been ottered faci lilies by the various Departments which enables him to warranter to soldiers and others entrusting their claims to him a more spendr settlement of them than has heretofore been offered by any agent. - He has secured tha service of Col. W. VT. DUDLEY for tbe Summer, who was for a long time an examiner of claims at Washington D. C. . Information given free, aud claims promptly attended to by letter. Charges moderate. Office ever Citizen's Bank, Richmond, lad. : t ? . - , R.P.FINNEY. Late Maj. 6 Ind. Cavalry. July 5th, 16 DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS. Removal to New House THE STORE OF WM. TIEMAN has been removed from Main to South Fifth Street, East side, near the corner of Main and Fifth streets, where he will be pleased to see bis old friends and customers, and tbe public generally, who desire to purchase Dry Goods and Notions Of all kinds and prices, he having just received a large and complete Stock, which lie is prepared to sell a LITTLE CHEAPER Than they can be had at anv other Store in the City WILLIAM TIEMAN. Richmond. Aug. 30. 22527-30. AGENCY. Indiana Patent Agency. W. T. DENNIS. , Agent and Attorney, Late Examiner of Patent United Statet I'aUnt Office, Office in Starr Hall Iluilding, iticH.nojmriXD.; WILL make Specifications and Drawinps, Prosecute and Defend Infringements in the Cntted States Courts, and will attend to all matters appertaining to Patents. Patent Deeds, Assignments, and Contracts, carefully drawn and Examinations made. Aog. 31, 1865. 27-tf. REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Licensed Real Estate Agent; Office, in Starr Hall Bnilding, Richmond, Ind. - REAL ESTATE bought and sold, or exchanged. Houses and Lata leased and rents collected. All property Trill be registered free of charge .- - w. t. iVennis. Aug. JI, 1865. . 27-tf, Bargains! -Closing Out! lORUECAI PARKV, Uving disposed of Lis esuioiisnmeni to j. r. rcoTT A Co. , wishes now to sell several new and second-handed Buggies, - Boctaways and Wagons, Which be has stUlon hand, and, in order to CLOSE OLT, be will sell them VJSRV CHEAP! Now ia the time to buy a Wagoa, Carriage, Buggy, cr Kockawav, at a BARGAIN. Call at the Sbop of J. P. Scott A Co,, aad examine them. . - . . . M , MORDECAI PARRY. Richmond, 3d mo. 22d, 1866. 4tfs rifTSB CBOCKJM. KM. CKOCKH. CROCKER & CO. South aide of JMain ftreet, one square East ol :. - , Meredith lloase, i "r- l, '", Rich.iio.td, i?ri. " Mannfacutnr all kinds of Carriasea. Baniea, Nolkiea, Express aad Pooling- Wagons, Ac-, Ac. W c have on hand a fine assortment of work in nor Kne, and can famish to order on short notice, almnst any style or pattern of vehicle, ail of which thev warrant t be made of tbe best material and bvearefa' and experienced workmen. The public are invited to call and examine tbeir stock rnd prices. -' Particular attention paid to repairing. Jan. 2d ldnS. . i , E-JREMINGTON & SONS, Revolvers Rifles. . . . ..... MirsZETS, AND CABB 1 21 ES , Vsx iim ?S State aerviee. r Ahro,? IW1l.T avid RFT,T HCTOIVHW, -t Rt'PKATISf; PISTOLS, . , ' , . :, - RIFLE CA-NEJ. I" REVOI.VlNti RIFLES. -". Rile dk Shot iimm Barrel Ac Gaa Materials. Sold by Con Dealers and the Trade generaffv. fn ..1" b" kmr and robbery every heuse, store; hank and oSea afconld have one of ' ' " TOvWOTONS' REVOLVTCRSf , - Circulars containing cuts and description of our Arms will be furnished upon application. - :-, . . ; K. REMINGTON A SONS, iiioc.X.T .- r . . - r r ' ' OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE. - ' THE opening of the- nert "Msslmi has been postPtnedtotheventestaof September, oa aeeoant of the presence of cholera at Cincinnati and other points, through which manv of its popils are compelled to pass m - reaching the College. - There has ean no cholera at Colleire iLH- .. . . - i-, U ?or eaulogues, circular?, et& addrena. .t Rev. J. M. ANDERSON". " SepL 6, tt College HiH, Ohio; -

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Jeo. W. JBaraes. . . W. Yarriartoa Gr. W. BARNES & CO, WHOLKSALK a KKTAIL j GRoeERs;: New Iron Front . Dnilrting, ' e". T? Rcfcmohd, Indiana rarteaa; Ml 2 boxes fine Teas, embrarinj; varions qnalities. O. W. BARNES A CO Vlmond. at, Ac, f H lfw, Almonds. ' JOB 31 Main St, IVra ants, lVcaas. F1?berrs.ete. i. W. BARNES A CO. dPtoffce: V 40 Bags Rio Coffee. 15 . Mocha, Java, and Lafuara do. 31 Main St. G. W. BARN KS A CO. Sngar: 10 IThd. Runn. 2 Bhls crushed, grannlated and powdered do J i KhU. Reaned do, various rraW. 31 Main St. G. W. BARNES k CO. , 11 oIases A- Syrrnpt - " 10 bbls N. O. liulassea. 10 " Sorgbam dow,..10 " Syrnps various rrades. SI Main St. G. W, BARNES A CO.' R atsin. 25 oxes M.R L. a A, Raisia , , SO J,' dot , SO W do. 1 Cask Currants 5 " Citrons. SISUinSt. , , G. W. BARNES 4 CO. Jellies Jtc. ' Strawberry and Raspberry Jellies. 4 . Pine Apple Jolly. , , , , ' " i fhred Isinglass nr gelatine for makmr telriea Raspberry syrnp, very fine and suitable for am in sickness. SI Main St.. t - , . G. W, BARNES A CO, Canned Fruit A Catsups. Strawberries, Tomatoes, Blackberries. ' - ' ExtraPeaches.Raspberriesandnnms Tomato Catsup, Walnut do. , , - , . Lndon Club Sauce. , Worcestershire do. . , . , . B PlckelS of Various kinds. Palad Oils. 31 Main St. G. W.BARNES A CO. wjnndrics 0 20 kegs bi-carbonate Soda. 10 boxes Madder. 10 " Indigo. 15 " Ex. Logwood. 10 " Cud bear. - 10 Boxes Kice. 91 Mam St. i.jt't . Q.V$ BARNES A CO.i. SpicesA Pepper: 5 bags Pepper. 2 " Cloves. 20 mats Cinnamon. 2 bag Alspk-a. . ; i i' I i - I 1 cask Nutmegs. E.R. Dunkee's selected Spices. Cinnamon, Pepper, Alspice. Cloves, Mustard, Ginger and Cayenne. , 31 Main St. .. G. W. BARNES a CO Chocolate, Prepared Coflee, etc. Baker's Cocoa. Pure Cocoa. Rronia. :i-t French Chocolate. Premium " Vanilla " ' landilion Coftbe, various qualities. Traxicum. Vermacelli. Macaroni. Tapioca, i . Pearl Barley. Heeber's Farinia. ' Corn Starch and Kice Flour. 31 Main St. G.W.BARNES A CO,, REAL ESTATE - IMPORTANT 1 NOTICE. ar OFFER FOR SALE my Dwelling House and al It oa r irtn street, le Moose is aawvonvenient and well finished, with plunge and shower bath, i. . .. t i i i -.. .i . . i t stable and carriage house -and fine shrabberr. Lot 83 by 132, stone and iron fence. Also, Three Valuable Lots oa the Park. ALSO, A riNB, Well Improved Farm of 192 Acres 12 miles from Richmond, containing one of tbe beat Orchards in tbe country. Also, a Farm of OO Acres aear Lafraaspart ' sifPart Cash and time to suit purchaser! are my terms. ' . 4t I want to purchase A neat, Good Dwelling House and Improved Lot, on 5th, Sth, 7th or 8th Streets, North of Main. WM. A. BICKLEV FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE mom : '' i ' :''y Richmond Property on Extra Term ! ONE hundred Acres, 1 miles S. K. of Indianapolis, near tbe I. A C. -it. R. 244 Acres, half Prarie, 70 miles S. E. of Chicago, near a Station oa the Chicago and Great Eastern R. 120 Acres Prarie land, in Winebago county, Iowa. A farm of 320 Acres on Eel Kiver, Wabash Countv, Indiana. 170 Acres, good bottom land, aear tha abowaJ ; 2M) Lots in Michigan City -tbe only City ia Indiana arhara we will have a harbor for Shipping. Also-.! ' NINE BUILDING LOTS On Washington street, Richmond, and r 22 LOTS O.T JttOUST ATJTHTRX, i Near the Depot tbe most Romantic and eligible scite in Richmond or Wayne county. . , - A. Rv MEND EN fi A LLI ' . Richmond, May 10, 18M. lltf. 1 notion trade; G. P. ESMWILER, Dealer iaFOREIGN AUD DOMESTIC FAHCY - n Notions, Toy, Basket .Bird Cages - - - - - it ':. .:i AXD -. , CIIILDRENS CARRIAGES. No- 49, Main Street, 5Jtf RICIIMO.fD, I?fD. Slate lavoolingr. cr." r- t n ' T' n fr :.; . - " 1 A " KTTPFR I OR 'A RTTCLE OF VFRHOTT jW Slate Koefios, equal to tlie best Welsh SUte. on hand at all times, and applied in any quantity to order. .Address, . . . . - , x a s . SMITn, KlCHMOJtD, 150. April 20,55. , , , rr u mSm 6 Royal Havana-tjottery of Cuba. ik - Cood acted by tbe Spanish Government. " - 4360mo W GOLD DRAWX Erm n 7W i. I atb. ; ; -. -.t; PRIZES eajthed and information farnibed; ha hiaest rases paid for Donbtoona aad all kinds mt )oM and Silver; also for aH govern meat Savurilaa. s 4lj: IS ftu St Saw Tons.

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HorsBiiiili?alut;PfluBfa. tla. .. l U a ram II. .11 this aatmal. mca as Ll'NO FEVEK, CLjL.NilaJUt, TKLLOW tTRR. HEAVKS, COl'GHS, PISTE M P K R . KVKKS.FHIVPIU TITK AM VITAL K.KRtiT,e. lis aa in(vva tbe the aowtile-aiva a m o a t h ail ItIomv aria a ail tnuukxw the mutbia akKktoa inta a aae-lpeainc and spuiMd To keeper of Ctov, this prrparatioa Is mvaloaaVa. H ia Mva aaanliijr and iupvnvea tb quality - ... , , i tae milk. It ha bera fwevea by ae tnal xpertBMat tnuiaa the a,aaatuy ml Biilk aad ream twenty r tut aad ataka ia halter ana aad . swart, la auaetiiag caule, M gtvea them ' an appetite, loesf Urn b!4e, and la att ebxmma -at 8wiaa, mtt at Goacaa, Chan In. ,! .1 the Lanrs, Liver,' ae., vtis arurie Ma a a speculc.Ur puttai trvat ane half a paper paper pprr is a lefswiu the atmva diaeasra wiU be eradicated ' er entirely prevented. If fiTO in tint, a eartaia : areeuative and ear for the Hof Cholera. ' I Tioa afi CoaU par Paper, o- 5 Fapert fbr tL, ' rERASID ST i WsTointic nra ji77a?Eimt ami. Ho. 116 FraakliaL fit Baltimore, Ud. . . . rgr Sale bv PrarciMs and Stomkwpers threoaa. at taa VaUed StaVM.,, f. , i ,s; . lor sale Wholesale and Retail at aaaaafaetaaara, prices, by PLl.HNKK a. KF.LLY, . Richmond, Indiaaa. z John D. Parks, Cincinnati, General Agent. jewelwy: 1 .ViFine Watches and Jewelry Iirect from the Manufacturer . Gold I Goldl M'atcbesl Watches! V"" Jewelry! Jewel ry ! " ' ' The very Bet I The very Best 1 -. ,.. ; , TUt very cheapest I "The very cheapest,' rAt C. A. Dickinson's Jewelry Store, No. 3 Main Street, Richmond. Ind. ' . oiiiv east ! ! ;: J. B. HUNNICTJTT, Jeweller, " HAS removed to 78 Main street, two deors West of the First Natienal Rank, where ha baa fitted up an entirely new establishment.- it He is now opening a large and verv desirable stock of W niches. Jewelry, Clocks, Fancy tiooda. Silver Ware of all varieties, which ia as good as tha best and wilt be sold cheap as the cheapest. " ' - ,: i sua ola friends and castomars are invited to can oa : him and no pains will be s ipared to please. J. B. mNMCUTT, ; 78 Main Street. INSTJRAIfCE. RICHMOND Insnrance Company,' Kiclimoiid, lfiiana. Y, OFFICE in rear of FIRST WATRUka are taken at as low rates, and oa as favorable terms, as by any other reaponsihle Fireloaaraaoa Compaay. ' . ." " , ; i .';(;-...,; , -sj f ... - OFFICJEKS:;. -. . y,.r PsiDBirT, JF-SSE P. 8IDUA LL, Vici PaKsiMNT, TIIOS. WOODIfCTT i ' SncaBTABT, A. F. SCOTT, ti J 'a James E. Reeres. Charles F. Coma, Joha 3a. Gaar, " ' Joba W. Gmbbs, , William 8. Reid, " Jesse P. Slddall, - James L. aforrisson, ' Atephea R. Winiaa, at ..-' - Thomaa Woodaatt. s::t '. - rOHlir C. HABLEV, Geaeral Afteat. ' ' I v KECTJBITYFIEE INSUEAN0E C0.!v bus an tOctl99M.-S4-tf. , nrCBMOXD Jomrn VT. lfenjo.VM,wi' " Enwaas T. Bcaaoir. mi Id I IV SEE I O I JL, RICHMOND, IND. . r . Jr-Milla: one-hair mHe Xerlb of the City, on that -"" Newport Turnpikes . Higheit narket-Prlce raid for Flax' -, 8ewd. ., : " Ftb 1S,18. ; l:ly A COOL NOTICE. J LEI7E i EORTHAUSE " ! 1 HAVE oa hand any quantity of ICE, of tha laoat qaahty, which tbey wilt dehrer to customer at tbeir boose very day, daring the saaimtr, at the moat reasonable rate. Orders left at Ha. KoTInarsa's Uroeery.a fewdwra teoath of the Post Offiea, wiltreearre prompt attention,, ; . ,, r- -. - - Purchase and CexaovaL i . ....... BEXJ. W. ELLIOTT aad GL'T BLOOaf, having parchased the extensive stock of Cabinet Fornitor, U,g9ber with all the Fix tares, Taols, fo- aMtaofaetariBfr the sasae, from Thomas Mason, ar now occupying- bis beautiful and convenient WaraRosms, on tha '- ;:a i an::: - . t,..-. S.- W. Cor. Main ft Front. Streets, "Vncree are prepared to sell any article ia their line The oflrted stock of Fnrnitnre of B."W. Elliott and Mr. Maaotw aaaka tA aortmeot af Elliott A Bloom toe BEST and LARGEST from which to make eeiee-

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