Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 37, Number 18, 27 June 1867 — Page 4

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RICHMOND, INO., JUNE 27, 1867. ;; Kelly' SjMti at Atlanta. llWiWlU: Kuxt, delivered a telling peecls at Atlanta receutly, and the fol-. lowing is a brief ayswpois; wbica is taken frorril.be PliiUdelLia Press : During Ute hour ami a half which Jodge Kelly devote! H address, there was not a won! tttred of interruption, except by way of - afloiaitoo7 The speech was in substance tire nm as that deiirered in NewOrleaas. Memphis and Mobile, with ft few sktUful variations which precluded monotony, and rendered it fresh and interesting to those who bad heard " it before. It is in effect a careful contrast and analysis of the cause which have brought a'bout the social pov erty and suffering of the South, which is by natural endowments wealthy, and of the vast social wealth and immense resources of the naturally poor .NorUi. That difference, ttti4 Judge Kelly was to be found in tkc peculiar lilrt iu which either of these sections regarded man. In the one man was honored because of manhood; in the other because of fortune. In both sections States are divided into Congressional, Judicial and Representative districts. Hut iira North had anoth er aubdivitiion ; and that was the school district. This district the'South had ig nored. Her-cUel V. Johnson, ofGeor gia, had, in Indrpeiideircc Square in the tity of I'hiladflnhia, in 150, epitomized (Uio wuoie uy s:tyingxuai me tiiuerence : a . . i l between us i tkat yon, conclude it best Tor Capital to i.irc labor, while we in the South cousidcr itbwt to own labor." The North i rich simply because she honors man, while the South is poor because she hn dishonored him, and has degraded labor instead of seeking to o confer on it additional digiRty. The , Judge then atioke of free schools and caused immense delight among the freedmcn, which manifested itself in prolonged and excited cheering by saying that f the . adage held good that tae poor man s weallu was ins cijiiurrn, it was pleasant to reflect that the last infant could find desk in a Northern school house. They have ftmd that the best and cheapest policy was a well paid crops of teachers. The South, he said, had not found that out, and even yet resisted its logic. , The North, too, si-cured to industry ijts wages it protected the rigut to la- , rjy?CTrnaiy.,.WT1 i, for that j3. bor, and the ligV. tc'r up0n the platform, he eato? "Gentlemen ol ucw gia, this is not a question of oemplexion, but what nimble lingers can execute and what active bi aiwj can conceive, which you now have before you, and which the cirn loffiH of tfVenla renders it impera tive to determine." Flowing up this ..,nmCnt. Judze Kelly here instituted .uhonte and admiraUe parallel on the development of the South, ana w...i it is capable of becoming. It was the honoring humanity, developing education ia CVery form, tlieuro-'ng lhor aul nialtaiDir'trietn,c rights or all bvuinity which had raised the North to ta PSent emminence, and this exalted u ..... , i. ... YoVic .id a.3 the same lor the South, -7U be carried out in good faith. An illust,, .!,;,., i,a lnro introduced stating thcllaUv value of land about Atlanta amt,c SortUerii cities of the i same size as Si9 told ul,on the white I mcu present wN unmiinc effect. inn ticn with great Vstncar to them '. most effective i.ww artctiou ,ue,.c!v ; not to make their rectseut, but of heart one oflegislalive esio here he declarand belief. Ili-.w,,,., Cd, wa9 rat.sil,c of the ( uestion anJ the noli- . aw tho iinti," l'l'f . . the views previously expressed be showed how the knowledge of slav- ' cry and its terrible abuses had in edect created a Republican party. That par ty, he declare-l, was based on two great ideas, faith iu man nd the indivisibility "i me t nioii. ue men snowed, with great skill, how the success of rebellion Wfkllld ll&VP illltlio-lll-atttil nnnliiiiml o . -. ;- ".-v vviitniuai nai. At tho close of this remarkable speech, the Judge spoke with great effect and most judic iously to the colored people, vho listened with rapt attention and ap plauded heartily his words of kindly counsel. At the cot'vlusion a number of leading Southern citizens came forward and thanked Judge Kelly for his able and kindly arguments, the effect of which had been truly remarkable. Col. Farrow, a leading Ilepublicau now, though a reconstructed rebel, read a call for a Kepublicau Mate Convention, to be held there on the 4th of July next. (iraat and 5fortoa. Uaaeral Grant has won a great military rep. ..a a . .... Taunn as rill an) i a carviMa antilla a. it . . a itude of tha people. He has been already highly rewarded for hit excellent services, and it is best aot to oerdo the thing. While we hare a good military commander ia the person of Grant, wa stare the great statesman ia the person of Senator Morton. While Grant can handle great armies successful!. Morton maaages the intricate and difficult affairs of State, to a successful end. One gifted with millitary renin., the 4her with wonderful executive ability. While Grant captured forts and led the armies that , crushed tha rebelboo ia front, Morton defeated CMspimcias at home that would have transferred tha war to Northern soil, bad these cortsntra. fJ ,!Ufe"sful rnl Wag rewarded for his gallant service. Morton is not. Grant is a great msr.. Morton is greater. North Ver- , noa llnd.) PlaindesJer.

An Ordinance r

Eataallthias; a Boardl of Health and eaa . : tag- Their roarers ana unties. Sacnos 1. Be H Ordained hr tha Common Con licit 0f tae City of lUcfcatvad, that the thm Cotnaiisstooers appointed to first a Barl of Health shall net within Ee davt after receiving official notice of their appointment, aad organize, bv appelating one of their number a rYesideet to preaide at their meetiaa,aat a Secretary trto ahaUkeepan aeeante record f their proceediiiBa ia a proper book to be furnished by the eity aay t of aaid Bnara ahall eoaatitute bc. X. Said Board hH h the power whenerer tbey anay deem it aoeeaaary for tha eerwrity nf the health of the City, to take tha anoot proanpt and efficient aaeatia to prereattfae idtrodactkia of ermtarioaa, ltHriont, danmroaa or infection diaeasea into tbe city, aad tor the ioionediate and safe remove!, to a proper place, of any persoa or peraoaa who bit be toued tlierta, infected ,with any each diaeaae, and alo to prerent tbe spread of atich diaeaae in said city; and it is hereby enjoined opon the Mayor, Marshal. Street Commissioner, and ait other officers of tbe city to be aUentire, prompt, and vigilant in assisting the said Board whenerer required in the performiance of their dntiee. Sec. S. Each and every member of tbe Board of Health tre hereby authorised and required on complaint, or on riew nf any place or thiujr, which, by tbe Ordinances of the city are declared nuisances or in jurious to the health of the city, to report the same to the City Attorney for prsecutkiB ; and for the purpose of carrying out tbe toreroira; requirements, each and every member of said Board shall be perer-hxed at all times frum the rising to the setticg of tbe son, to enter any house, store, stable, or otiier building, andloeanae tbe floor to be raised if they, or either of tbem shall deem it necessary, in crder in a thorough examination of cellars, vsults, sinks or drain. Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of said Board of Health, from time to time, to recoouaoend to tbe Common Council such measures ss the said :Board may deem necessary to promote and secure tbe health of said city, snd to prevent the introduction orspresd of contagious, malignant, dattgerousor infectious diseases, and to report to the Common Council sll expenses which may be incurred in the duties aforesaid. iKC. i. The Board ot Health may take such measures ss they may from time to time deem necessary, to prerent the spread of small pox and all other contagious or pestilential dise, by issuing sn order requiring all persons in the city orauy part thereof, who have not been vaccinated, to be raccinated, within such time as said Board strati prescribe, and alt persons refusing or neglecting to obey such order, shall be liable to the permlt'es hereinafter prescribed for the violation of this Ordinance, 'Provided, that it shall be the duty 'Of the Hoard to provide for the vaccination ot such persona as are unable to pay fur the same, at the expense of the city. fBC. S. 'o person shall throw, place, or conduct fr suiter liis or her servant, child, or family, to throw, place or conduct into any street, alley or lot, any putrid or unsound beef, pork, fish, hi'lsor skins of any kind, or any tilth, offtl, manure, dead animals, vegeta bles, or any onsound or offensive matter whatever, or anrlhing likely to become offensive; nor shall any person alluw such filth, ofi.il, manure, or other offrnsive matter aforesaid to 1, or to remain upon their premises, or in any out-house, stable, privy, or other place owned or occupied by them or in any alley or street in front of such premises in such manner as to be offensive to the neighborhood or injurious t the health thereof Sc. 7. No person or persons shall throw, place or deposit, or came to be inn wn, placed or deposited, any manure, carrion, dead animals, offal or other putrid or unwholesome substance, or the contents of any privy upon the margin or bunks of W hue Water River, within the limits ot this city, or within two miles thereof, or into any tributary of the same, rr upon any public grounds or npon any lot within the limits ot saiil city. fc. 8. Every practising physician in the city who shall have a patient laboring under any malignant, or Vellow Kever, Small Pox or other infectious or pestilential disease, shall forthwith within six hours, make report thereof in writing to tbe Board of Health, describing the name of the street, number snd locality ef the bouse or place where said patient may be located so that it may be easily found. Sec. 9. No person or persons tin II nut out. re move, or allow to be put out or removed from the premises or the place occupied or owned by him, into any street, alley or other public piece, in said city, any person having the small pox or any other infectious or pestilential disease: but such owner or occupant shall iunme li.itely report snch case to the Board of Health. Sec. 10 It shall be tho further duty of the Board of Health to cause a notice such as a Ykllhw Klao to be placed upon any house in which any person may be affbeted with sm!l pox. Jio person or persons shall destroy or tear down such notice, without permission of tho Board of Health. The occupant of any htuie I'pon which such notice shall be pl.tced as aforesaid, shall be held responsible for the removal ot v, the same, and if the same shall be removed without "jnisaion ot the Boarn ol llealir, sucri occu- . . subject to the finoaml pentltv lureina'ter nant ah a t o imoosed forvi tion of this Ordinance. Sac. 11. Sai Board of Health shall perform all of d of them by this Ordinance : n benthe duties requu r anv person or persons are reported to them as being afceted "ri sick with anv pestilential or lnfeeshall be their dutv to enquire into the lion a disease, it the person so affected, and if he be shall be the dutv of said Board of circumstances a pannar, then Health to notify Township of a'C i the Township Trustee of Wavne tct, to have said pauper taken care ol or removed to kme safe , ' lo case said Townshin Trustee refuses remove said pauiven, then said Board 1 .1 twa i, nh notice bVnrj '. -.a n.nni. in uirh i..,. as-tthev mar I deemTop7r; stth. health of the city may oe preserved: 7'roixi-a, inn m no v.vyithe express sanction of the Common Council, shall the citv of Richmond be liable for any cost or charges incurred for attendance or medicines furnished tor "Ssc! uT' It shall be the duty of the said Board of Health at leait four times in each year, or oftener it directed by the Common Council to make a thorough and systematic examination of the city, and report the aame to the Common Council nav tllc Sec. 13. Said Board of.JA Enforce all by laws, power to esUivWrms necessary for exacting "the obT"'" nee" fer all ,,ie inhabitants and visitors of said servance . MnjtaTT regulations and restrictions c,tT' ' deemed by said Board best calculated to as oil the pervalence or spread of such diseases as PSresaid. Sbc. 14. No person shall at anv time hereafter knowingly intioduce, aid or assist in introducing the Small pox or any other contagious or infections diseases into said city ; and no person occupying or using any premises or out buildings whatever, where there is a strong probability that it may occur, shall neglect or refuse to comply with any order or direction, which by said Board or by any member thereof may be given calculated to secure or promote the health of said citv. Sec. 15. Said Board of Health shall each be paid an anmiiil salary to be fixed by the Common Council. Sir. 18. Any person who shall violat any or either of the provisions ot this Ordinance, or any section clause, or provisions of any section of this O'rdinance or who shall neglect or fail to comply with any or either of the requirements thereof shall, on conviction, pay a fine of not less than five dollars, nor more th in one hundred dollars. Skc 17. All Ordinances and parts of Ordinances conflicting with this are hereby repealed. Skc. IS. This Ordinance to take ctT.-ct Irom and after its passage and publication. Passed and approved. Jane IS, 1S7. THOMAS X. YOC.Mt, Mavor. Attest P. P. KIRX. City Clerk. An Ordinance RELATING TO GARBAGE. aECTIOX I. Be it ordained by the Common CounCcil of the City of Richmond, 'That the citv shall, on or before its first meeting in April of each vear, make a contract with some one or more persons, for the removal beyond the city limits, twice a week or oftner, of all kitchen garbage that may be required to be carried out of said city, during the months of Mar, June, July, August. September awl October of each year. The said contract requiring such disposition of aaid garbage as will in nowise endanger the general sanitary welfare of the city. Psnaltt. Any person so contract'eg with the Civ Coumy and failing to comply with the terms of their eootrao", shall opon conviction of such failure be fined in any snm not less than twentv-five, nor mors than fifty dollars. Sxc. 2 All persons, having control in anv bouse within the city limits, are require-! to place some tight barrel, bucket of other vessel, - in a convenient spot on their premises near ai klley or street, gate or fence, where it may be readily reached by the Garbage gatherer, and to daily empty into) this vessel all their Kitchen Garbage and slops" (clear slops excepted to the end that it be removed by the Garbage gatherer, twice a week or ottner; unless fed upon their own premises. Pin a ITT. All' persons failing to comply with tbe requirements of this Section, or refusing" on proper demand, to allow toe Garbage gatherer to remove tbe Garbage, as required by his contract, shall upon conviction thereof be fined in any sum not less than one nor more than five dollars, tor each offense. Sbc. 3. This Ordinance to be in force from and after its passage and publication. Passed and approved May 1st, 1S6S. JOHN FIX LET, Mavor. Attest: F. P. Kiax, City Clerk. 17-Jw. Petition Pending. City Clerk's Office Richmond, lad., ) Jane 20th, 1367. Nones is hereby given, that a Petition is pending ia the Common Council of said Citv. praring that the Conned have vacated the two alters of' tea feet eaca ia width, rannmg Xorth and South from Fort ayne Avenue to Sassafras street, through Hiram H.fdle-! addition, and establish in their stead one alley, eighteen feet ia width, between said two ailers. By order of the Conned. l71w P. KIKX, Ciry Clerk,

An Ordinance N Proklbitias Breach Cows from iMiiity t , Large iatke City of Riekmoaa, toBe- ; pva!-Ovwiaaac eatitlrwAaOratiaance ProkibitiaK slows from Riutsi at Lare at Mgkt ia saiaCity : BE IT ORDAISED br tbe Common Council of the City of Richmond, Tkat U shall be nnlaa fm for the owner or owners of nay b re achy Cow, Boll, Steer, or Heifer, or Cows. Bulls, Steers, or Heifers, to permit too same to ran at large within the corporate limits of the Cty of Richmond ; and every persoa) or persons so offending shall, on conviction, be fined in any sum not less than One Dollar nor more than Ten Dollars, lor Ue first ofloase ; and fur each subaequen offence, for the same aoimat, ia any sum not less than Two Dollars nor more than Twenty Dollars. Section 2. Wkewever any person shall comotain to

4 be Mayor of aail City, and make affidavit, that any owneror owners ol such breachy animal or animals are permitting the same to run at Large within tbe lumu of said City, be shall issue process to the Marshall to bring the owner or owners of said animal or aaiaula before hitn to answer an action of debt for tbe aforesaid penalty; and to take np and impound -said acimator animals. Section 3. It shall be the duty of the Marshall, or any member of the City Police, to take up and impound any such animal or animals, that upon proper trial bare been adjudged to be breachy and are found running at large, or wrongfully within any enclosure within the corporate umtia ot said city, ana to report the same to the Mayor, a ho shall issue process, as in Section second. Section 4. That the words "Cow or Cows, or any of the other animals described in tbe foregoing Sec tion, be, and they are, hereby inserted lutmedialeiy after the word "Swine wherever it ocenrs in Sections three, font, fire, six, and seven, of an Ordinance entitled An Ordinance Prohibiting Hogs from Running at Large in tbe City of Richmond," and that the sa d Sections be, and they are, hereby incorporated ia and made a part ot this Ordinance. Section 5. That an Ordinance entitle.! An Ordinance Prohibiting Cows from Runuicg at Large at Night in the Ci'y of Richmond," passed and approved Jan. 1st, lo67, and an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance entitled an Ordinance Prohibiting Cows from Running at Large at Night in the City of Richmond," passed and approved starch l'Jth, 1867, be, and the same are, hereby repealed. Seciion 6. That this Ordinance shall be in force from and after its passage and publication. Passed and approved June le, 1937. THOMAS X. VOUXG, Attest: P. P. Kfits. Mayor. City Clerk. 17:21 Building Permits. T O WHOM IT 51 A Y CONCERN: Notice is hereby given, that, in accordance w ith Section 10 of an Ordiance, passed by the Common Council, April 42, 1S67, it is not lawful, from and alter the lUth day of June, 1857. for any person or persons to erect, construct, or buill, or alt r, or cause tube erected, constructed, or built, or altered, ant building, without first obtaiuing a written permit from the Board of Public Improvements. Section 11 of said Ordinance, requires the pernor, or persons, desirous of erecting, constructing, or altering any building, to make application to said Board for a permit for that purpose, stating, in writing, the proposed location, the dimensions and manner of construction of tho proposed edifice, together with the different stories and the materials to be used in such building, and the probable cost of the same. Section 12, of said Ordinance, requires a person oi persons to get a permit from said Board for moving a building within the city; and, in accordance with Section 14, of said Ordiuance, any person or person violating Or failing to comply with any part of aaid Ordinance, shall, on conviction before the Mayor, be fined in any sum not less than Five Dollars nor more than Fifty Dollars. Anv person wanting a Permit, will apply to the Cin Clerk. By order of the Board of Public Improvements. P. P. K'R.V, City Clerk. Richmond, InJ., Jane 18, 13(57. K:;w UNION PACIFIC RAIL ROAD CO. ARK NOW CONSTRCCTIXO A RAILROAD KKUil Oxaalxa, N"e"fcraslt.a, westward towards tbe Pacific Ocean, making rith it connections an unbroken line ACROSS THE CONTINENT. Tho Company now ofttr a limited amount ol theii FIRST MORTG&GE BQIIDS, baring thirty years to run, and bearing annual interest, payable on the first day of January anJ Julr in the City of New York, at the rate of SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD NinAj- Cents on the Dollar. This road was complete... 0maha 30-, m;ie, west on the 1st of January, 1SS7, an fMjT pq;p ped. and trains are regnlarly running over it." Th Company has now on hand sufficient iron, ties, etc. to finish the remaining portion to 'he eastern base o the Rocky Mountains, 212 miles, which is under con- . to be done Sep ember 1st of this year, and t expected that the entire road will be in running ordei from Omaha to its western connection with the Cen tral Pacific, now being rapidly built eastward froo Sacramento, Cal., during 1870. MEANS OF THE COMPANY. Estimating tho distance to be built by the Union Faciac to be 1,565 miles, the United States Government issues its Si per cent. Thirty-year Bonds t the Company as the road is finished at the arcrage rate of about 858,230 per mile, amounting to tH203,I'Ov). The Company is also permitted to issue its own First Mortgage Bonds to an equal amount, and at the same time, which by special Act of Congress are made i a hirst Slortgage on the entire lino, the bonds of the UuiteJ States being mhurdinent lo them. The Government makes a donation of 12.600 acres ot land to the mile, amounting to 20,032,000 acres, estimated to be worth $30,00.1,0 -0, making the total resources, exclusive of the capital, $1 lS,t 16,000, but tbe full value of the lands cannot now be realised. The authorized Capital Stock of the Company is one hundred million dollars, of which fire millions have already been paid, and of which it is not supposed that more than twenty-five millions at most will be required. The cost of the road is estimated by competent engineers to be about one hundred million dollars, exclusive of equipment. PROSPECTS FOR BUSINESS. The railroad connection between Omaha and the East is now complete, and the earnings of the Union Pacific on the sections already finished for the first two weeks in May, were $112,000. These sectU.sl earnings as the road progresses will much more than pay the interest on the Company's bonds, sod the through business over the only lice of railroad between the Atlantic and Pacific must be immense. VALUE AXDSECURITVOFTIIE BONDS. The Company respectfully submit, that the above statement of the facts fully demonstrates the security of their Bonds, and as additional proof thev would oggest that the Bonds now offered are les than ten million of dollars on 517 miles of road, on which over twenty million dollars have already been expended ; on 330 miles of this road the cars ere now running, and tbe remaining 137 miles are nearly completed. At tbe present rate of premium on gold these bonds pay an anneal interest on tbe present cost of NINE PER CENT., and it ia believed that on the completion of the road, hke tbe Government Bonds, they will go above par. The Company intend to sell but a limited amount at the present low rate, and retain tbe right to advance tbe price at their option. Subset iptiocs will be received ia New York by the Contixntal Natiojcai Bisi, No. 7 Nassaa-st., Class, Dorcs A Co., Bankers, 51 Wall-st, Joh J. Cisco A Son, Bankers, No. 33 Wall-sC, and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally throughout the United States, of whom maps and descriptire pamphlets may be obtained. They will also be sent by mail from tbe Company s OdEee, No. 20 Nassau Street, New York, on application. Subscribers will select tbeir own Agents ia whom they hare confidence who alone will be responsible to them for the safetr of the bonds. JOII J. CISCO, Treasurer, iim-li NEW YORK.

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FISK & HATCH 13 1ST KE E S , t r-EALIB IS Gavrra latent 4t otkrr Desirable Securities, Wo. 5 Kassan Street, If. Y., Recommend to investors tbe First Ilortgage Bonds cr THE CENT RAIL

Pacific R. R. Co. This Companv is constructing under the patronage j of the 1 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, The Western end of the Great National Railway across the Continent. Their lines will extend from Sacramento, Califronia, across the Sierra Nevadas to tbe California State line, traversing the rrchet it net most populous section ol California, and thence through the great roicivr regions ot tbe Territories, to the vicinity of Salt Lake City. It forms the sole Western link of the only route to the Pacific which is adopted by Congress and aided by the issue ot United States Bonds. Their road is already completed, equipped and running for St miles from Sacramento to within li miles of the summit of the Sierra, and a large amount of the wrrk of Grading, Tunnelling, Ac, bcyoud that point has been accomplished. Tbe First Mortgage Bonds of this Company afford unuMual inducements of Safety and Profit to Investors, for tbe following among other reasons, vis: Fint. The rate of interest is Sis per Cent, ia Gold, payable semi-annually in the City of New York. SeronJ. The Principal is payable in Gold at maturity. Third. Tbe cost of the Bonds, Ninety-five Per Cent, and accrued interest, is Ten Per Cent, less than that of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold bearing Bonds of the Government. Fourth. The United States Government provides nearly half the amount necesary to build the entire road, and looks main ly to n small percentage on the luture traffic for re-payment. Fifth. Owing to this liberal provision, accompanied with F.xteuwive Grants ol Public Lands, by which the Government fosters this great national enterprise, its success is rendered certain, aud its financial stability is altogether independent of the contingencies which attend ordiuaiy Railroad enterprises. SUtk. The Security of its First Mortgage Bond is therefore ample, and their character for safety and reliability is equalled only by that of the obligations of the Government itself. Seventh. The net earnings of the completed portion are already largely in excess of the in trrest obligations which the Company will incnr twice the distance, snd are 1 steadily increasing, rendering the uninterrupted payment of the lotereM absolutely certain. Eight. At the present rate of Gold they pay nearly 8 1-3 Per Cent, per annnm, on the amount invested. The Bonds are issued in denominations of S,000 with semi-annual Gold Coupons attached, parable in New York, and are offered for the present at 95 per cent, and accrued interest (in currency) from January 1st. Orders may be forwarded to us direct, or through the principal Banks and Hankers in all parts of the country. - Remittances may be made in drafts on New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, National Bank Notes, or other funds current in tin's citr, and tbe Bonds will be forwarded to any address by Express, free of charge. Inquiries for further particulars, by mail or otherwise will receive punctual attention. FISK & HATCH, Bankers and Dea'ers in Government Securities, - No. 5 Nassau Street, N. T , y. B. All kind of Government Securities icceived at tie full market price ia exchange Icr the above Beds. Also. , "av- AII descriptions of Government Securities kept constantly on hand, A nought Sold, or Exchanged. Jold Coin ami U.' S. Coupons bonght, sold, and collected. t . , . Deposits receired on liberal terms, subject to check tit sight.. O Collections nude throughout the country. Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bonght and sold at the .Stock Exchange on commission for cash. S-Special attention give to the Exchange of SEVEN-THRITY NOTES or all the Series lor the Netr FIVE-TWENTY BONUS of 186-3, on the most favorable terms. May SOlb, 185". 11-"m. REMINGTONS' FIRE ARMS. Sold by the Trade Gencrallr. I Price Rnlncfl. A Liirrel diteovnt to Itenlrrt Upwards of 20000 ot onr Arms have been furnished the L". 8. Government. Abut Revolver, 44-100 in. Caliber, Navy Kevolvek, 3fi-100 in. Caliber, Belt Revolver, ( Self Cocking,) Navv Caliber, Belt Revolver, .Vavy Size Caliber, Police Revolver, Navy Siz-; Caliber, New Poceet Revolver, with Loading LcTer,) Pocket Rkvoltkr, (Self Cocking,) Repeating Pistol, Elliot pt.) No. 32 Cartrdge, Repeating Pistol, (. Elliot pt.) No. 22 Cartndjj', Vest Poceet Pistol, No. 22,30 A 41 Cartridge, Gc Cane, nsing Sa. 22. 32 Cartridge, Revolvimj Rifle, 35-100 in. Caliber, Breech Loading Rifle, No. 32 Cartridge, Breech Loading Carbine, U. S. Rifle, (Steel Barrel,) with Saber EaTonet, U. S. Rifled Mlseet, Springfield Pattern! E. REMINGTON A SONS, Ilios, Sew York. AGENTS. Moore A Nichols, New York: Wm. Read A Son, Boston; Jos C. Gmbb a Co., Philadelphia; Pooltney A Trimble Baltimore; Henry FoIsomA Co. NewOrlears; B Kittredge A Co., Cincinnati; Johnson. Spencer A Co Chicago: L. M. Rumsey A Co. St. Louis; Albert E. Crane, San Francisco; B. A. S. H. Thompson, Montreal. 52. New Bakery and Confectionery. NORTH FIFTH STREET, Tea Door yr;h of Trtmtmt Hour.) Rirltmond, Ind. ALL kindaof Caees, constantly on hands.or made to order; all kinds of Craceers, Cbacenells, Fresh Piss, Ac, a large and general assortment of tbe best C anuiej aid Fat" it a always on band. FRESH BREAD, every Morning; FRESH YEAST eery Day. We are selling everything ia our line at tbe lowes possible prices lor Cash. Patronage is respectfully solicited. H0ER5ER A LEAB. April 13, 1357. 8Jm NEW STOCK Jewelry, Watches, Notions, Gold, Silver and Plated Chains, Breast-Pins, Clocks, E ax-Rings, FIXGER RIXGS, a large assortment of Plates' Ware. CaMtor. k"-i... c ... . ' . r- m via, mum Spoons; Xasteal Iastrasaents, Ac. Aa assortment of Sheet Tnie. emsstantlT on hand. R. B. DICKIJfsnv 3 J... 27 154. -V0- " " r : - Z r " - -

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THE FACt LTY INCLUDES R. yt. BARTLETT, - - - - President. J. M. WAITERS, . . Principal. J. R. CARXAHAN, (formerly Principal of Ohio Mercantile College,) Ass't Principal. W. n. MOORE. Supt. Actual Business Department. J. K. WILDKR, Supt. Department of Penmanship. WM.STKl'NK. Assistantsin Arithmetic, English ED. PR1CHARP, l Grammar, Composition, Correspondence, Ac., le. HON. MILTON SAYLER, Instructor ia Commercial Law and Lecturer. BCRS. PITMAN", Esq., Instructor in Phonography. Persons coming to the city to enter, may order their baggage directly to the Office of the College. The graduates of Bartlett'a College numbered bv thousands aie to be found in every part of the commercial world, receiving from ft, SOS to $5,00 per year. ' Full Course Life Scholarship, $50 Ad Iress J AS. M. WAITERS, Principal. OTTERS NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM OF Equation of Payments, Averaging Accounts and Interest, A HOOK FOR EVERYBODY, Merchant, Irofesionnl .tli.n, Bookkeeper. Clerk and Student, Is now in press and will be for sale alter Nov. 10. Sent postpaid ou receipt of $1 00. Published at B.VRTLETT'S COLLEGE. The Summer Hat Fashions! raiHE undersigned has just received hisnew Pit IMS. Style of II ATS and CAPS, to which he invites tha attention of all who would indulge in the latest fashion. Call at the Hat and Cap Store of JOHN SCFFRINS. Richmond, Ind., Feb. 20, 1867. lOtf NICHOLSON & BE0THEB. Wholesale aad Retail Stationers & Booksellers : Main Street. 52ifRICIIMOXn. ISD. RICHARD F. BARRET. GENERAL LAND AGENT iSD LAND WRRANT BROKER, BROWX&YILLE, NEBRASKA, Will attend to paving Taxes for Xon-Residenta, Personal attention given to making Locations. Landd, Improved and Cnimprovcd, for Sale on reasonable terms. REFERENCES! Hon. Hira'D Oolisbt, Gov't of Illinois. " Ltvaw TRraarLL, C S. Senator. " Ricnana Vaees, - . '' A. Waxosns, Gorernorof Kebra . fV - T. W. Ttrroa,U.3. SsTiStar., .J' s timJ- C0. Banker, Brownsville, Neb. JJ 53. TLTJHTtlCTJtiT, Jeweller, HAS removed to 78 Main atreet, two doors 'Wast of the First National Bank, where he bss fitted np an entirely new establishment. He is now opening a large and very desirable stock f Watches. Jewelry, Clocks, Fancy Goods, Silver are of all varieties, which is as good as tbe best and will be sold cheap as the cheapest. His old friends and customers are invited to call on lira and no pains will be spared to please. J. B. HUNNICUTT, 73 Main Street. AKRON CARBON OIL, IGNITING POINT 114 to 120 3 Fah't, SAFE, WHITE AND SATISFACTORY, COLD AT THE DBPOT DRUG STORE, Br M. B. BALLARD A CO " VWJ 'n Have saved more than 50,000 persons fross death, for tbey cure in a single day, Cholera, Drseatery, sll Summer Complaints, Fever and Ague, and Neural ria. Also, a sure eare for Coughs and Bbeumatirni. All Druggists sell tbem. ORRIN SKINNER A CO , Proprietors, Springfield, Mas Root a Pest scats, preserves tbe life of the Hahrbanges it fmm grey to its origfoal color in three ees prevents the hair from falling is the beaterticle for dressing tbe hair ever (band in tbe market will surely removedandrnflr and cure a' 1 diseases of tba Scalp is delightfully perfumed, cares baldness, snd wilt not tain tbe skin is s perfect Restorer sad Drees sing Combined. No other preparation fr the hair contains Pestacbio Not Oil. Sold ay all Druggists. DEM AS. BARNES A Co.. Agents, New York ORRI1 SKINNER A Co.. S le Proprietor.. IStf Sprfncfteld. Mass

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