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RICHMOND, !ND , AUGUST Wt; l3T. The Jllj'litliicw of public worship tBoston. ' ' They had a slight frost it York', Pa , on Sunday sight the-; 14th. j ; Bz , The reeiepta of internal revenue last Wednes day were $739,713. 4 a Mrr1 gsi The ram Stonewall will leave about the 5th of August far Japan. About 2,000 miles of railroail aro being constructed in Minnesota, t; ,-, 3tlS21fi San Franckco i- made happy by the discovery of a bed of oysters In the lay; The tobacco crop in Southern Indiana; -na more promising than at any previous season. The Commissioner of Patents will issue 281 new patents for the week ending the 80th inst. Cholera has broken out with great virulence among fteedmen. tn plantations on the Yazoo Eiver. The silver mines of Zacatecas, Mexico, hard produced $796,043,335 since they were first opened. A boy in New . . York has been arrested for stealing his father's dog and trading it off for two cats. The centre of the United Stales has been' definitely fixed. -It is Columbus, Nebraska, ninety-six miles .west of Omaha J j Kk Immense deposits of tin ore have been dis-coven-d in Madison Connty, Missouri,' not faf from. Pilot, Knob and Jiun Mountain. , fi S(;, 'An ungrateful son at Boston stole his 310th. er's feather bed, worth $40, and sold it for $7, to take his girl Tiding, the other day. j JjQ The cholera is on the increase at Memphis. Seven deaths OKurred on the 13th. Thus far the disease prevails exclusively among the colored' people. ' "' '"' - A sweet young lady Bays that males are of no account fiom the time that ladies stop kissing them as infants tail they' commence kissing them as lovers. 4tf . , .. WsjThe statement oi the public debt fr the present month, which will be published the first of Augunt, will show a decrease of the debt of two or three millions. , ' : General Weittel and a corps of topographical engineers have . commenced ths preliminarywork for the survey of the Canal around the Ohio falls, at Louisville. , . , , f . , The wheat crop of Summer county, Tenn is estimated by good judges at 300,100 bushels. The home consumption will be about 100,100, leaving a surplus of 200,000 bushels. At a meeting oj tho New York Cltv Union Republican General Committee on Tuesday evening, General Grant was nominated for the next Presidency, subject to the decision ; of the Republican National Convention. - ! t Mexican news by way of Brownsville, to tho 18th instant, is recieved. ' It has been most ; !y anticipated. 'r Escobcdo has been placed in command of the army, J uarez is announced as a candidate for re-election to the Presidency. A committee appointed to examine the line of the proposed Lexington and Richmond (Kentucky) Railroad, report that there is an abundance of excellent coal adjacent to tho road, and any quantity of supeiior timber, limestone and hydraulic cement. ; ; .. A man named Paine, in Monroe county, NY., a lawyer, drew up a will for a dying man, and af;er it was signed and read, Paine claim ed that it was not right, and drew tip a new one, which was signed without reading, and it was found that all the property was willed to Paine, lie i3 now in jail awaiting examination. Just as an auctioneer was saying Gone ! " a few evenings since, his audience went through the floor into the cellar, but happily without hurting them. The auctioneer, as soon as he found bin legs remarked tho accident would enable him to sell lower than before, and called for a bid, and they bid him "good night." They have had a "balloon wedding' in Pittsburg. Tho ceremony was performed one hundred feet from the carlh, after which the 'happy couplo" took a bridal tour two thousand feet higher up. The pair were considered rathor 'flighty,'' b it it was believed the hallucination would not continue longer than thirty days. - - "BeWy, my dear," said Mr. Slubbs, giving his wife a damaged pair of unmentionables, "have the goodness to mend these trowsersjit will be as good as going to the play fo night" Mrs. S., look her needle, but confessing she could not see the point, remarked : ... - 'HOW SO?"- ' "'" '"' :' " Why, my dear,' you wiil fee the wonderful ravels in the pant o-mine." .' 1 ' , Mrs. iStubbs finished the job and handing bacK the unmentionables, told Stubhs; lha( is darned good. ' - " ; " ? ' One evening a parent was hearing his little Johnnie recite his Sunday School lesson. It was the thirteenth chapter of Matthew, wherein it relates the parable of the malicious iudiviJual who went about sowing tares, &c. What U a tare 1" the. parent interrupted to inquire. Johntie herniated.'.. :i "'- ' -is " Tell me, my son, what U a tare ? ' 5 r.,. : You've had 'em,'' said Johnnie, casting down his eyes and wiggling his foot. ; "Had 'era F said th astonished parent, opening his eyes rather wide, , "why, what do you mean, Johnnie ?" s i' When yoa didn't come home for three dty last week," said Johnnie, 1 heard moti er tell aunt Susan you was off on a tare I The - sunday school lesson was . abruptly brought to a close, and Johnnie, who knew too much to "sit up ony later, was sent to ljcd.:" Newspaper editors are well paid in Paris. It is affirmed in the journals that M. Clement Duvernois, vth-. was recently one of tho writers in tho Liberie, ami who is to become editor of the Epoque, i to receive the salary of $4 000 a year and an idemnity on entering on his duties" of $2t,u00. ' A carriage is moreover, to be provided for him On some of the journals tho remuneration is even higher than this ; and it is to be remembered that a Pans editor does nothing liKd the amount of work that is expe;, ed in tho U. S. In fact the Parisian passes tne greater part of his time in sinoning cigars and in talking; and if he nknocksotF an1 article or two a week ho thinks himself wonderfully in-, dustrious.; Sometimes he lets weeks pass without writing a line. In the Northwest it is a Democratic principle to talk against tar ill's and in favor of free trade, but in Pennsylvania- Democracy is quite another thing;-" There ' the supporters of the ' time-honored" want of . higher tariff, and at their recent State Convention arraigned Congress for not increasing the duties on imports, which now average about fifty per cent, in gold. The following is jone of the resolutions adopted : "That the failure "of the Tariff Bill in the last session,, of the late Congress, more than three-fourths of whose members belonged to the Republican party, is an illustration of their infidelity to their pledges and neglect of their - profession in relation to the great industrial and financial interests of the country." , . The - great industrial and finaneiaHnleresta 1 of the country demand a higher tariff, eay the Democracy f Permaylvmnia ; the same interests demand a greatly reduced tarifl. say the or jrans oL Indiana Democracy; A sit is claimed that Democratic principles am of universal i apolicationv immutable fid evei y where the same, vet'le obliged to the Indiana advocates of the YrtHWJ r n explanation of this ap naraiic discrepancy between the Pennsvlvanii tb Fennajlvanja nd Ifct' rtUle Wlhon Com i ',u J Sdi Mi

dt ," Jh Wife That Crows. There lain this city a young married woman.- who fs very strongly; afflicted with Jtjnania for imitating the crowing of the morninir cock, while in the state

somnolence. We are assured that at the hour, appointed by nature for chauticleet to frighten i away the midnight prowlers from yawning graveyards, the fortunate husband of: the.; crowing wife, on the first' night ' of his .marriage, was. roused ' from bis slumbers by a most lusty . crowing.--On opening his eyes, what was his astonishment to behold his better half seated in the middle of the connubial couch of conjugal bliss, flap- j iping her wings . and crowing in a most loud and clear voice, stretching out her neck after the most approved rooster fashion. .Thrice did she thus iierald in the morn," and then sank back and slept on. - In the morning - he spoke to her ; about it, and was not more surprised than amused to learn that she had been born in the country, and that a favorite Shanghai which roosted with Ins feathered family In the hen coop, near the mat ernal bed chamber, frightened ber mother by his loud crowing, and thus the child was "marked." And ever since yes, even when a babe lying in the cradle she has been wont to wake the echoes of the coming dawn by imitating 'ye rooster,',' and still each morn she "flaps her i wings and crows." As the business of the husband requires him to rise very .early, he is rather pleased than otherwise to find his wife possessed of this additional accomplishment, which dispenses with the necessity for an alarmclock, though having heard his grandmother say that the -"crowing of alien indicated ill luck, unless her head were immediateJ' cut off,'' he is in some doubt whether, in order to insure good fortune to his- household, he is not in duty bound to stop h wife's crowing by severing her musical throat. We advise him to let his "hen"' crow on, so ' long as she does not ,4peck,", hirh. Some persons may question the truth of this remarkable incident; but we can assure such that it is true in every particular and can be vouched for by responsible parties who have known the lady from infancy; and the moral of it is, that ladies who' do not desire "crowing children," should not sleep too near the hen coop. Est." 1 ' The Riot at Mobile. The following is an extract from the leading articleiu- the Mobile Register (John Forsyth's paper) on the riot: The disturbance that occurred at the i meeting to hear Judge Kelley was the result, as wo have stated, of the merest accident.. First, a citizen who had been drinking made several loud comments on tortious ot Judge Kelley's remarks that did not please him. This happens at every public political meeting. It was very imprudent and improper , to have been indulged in a t this meeting. In truth, the best thing that the white people can do is to keep away from these meetings. ; The police endeavored fo quiet the tipsy citizen, and failing in that, to arrest him. The arrest provok ed a scuffle, and about the same time a carriage and horses ran off through the outskirts of the' crowd, producing a rus!i to get out of the wav. ' The two circumsta.ices created the impression in the body of the crowd that there was a fight begun," and the whole mass broke up and dispersed at double quick "Meantime the. freed men commenced firing their pistols, and, as we learn, in Hhe air, as they ran. . The last account must be true, for as there were ft'ora 15) to 200 shots fired, if they had been aim ed in the crowd, nearly as -many linn drcd men must have ' bepn hit. As it was, the shot casualities do not exceed six or eight, and most all of those to be white men. I z: O .i , ; :' .' ; - . . :'-v"--It has been charged t that the shots were fired in the meeting from the residence of John Forsyth, the editor of the paper from which the above extract is taken, but. the Register denies it. " ' A Catholic Bishop on Charity. ; The Roman Catholic Bishop of Liverpool has recently administered a- public rebuke to a congregationrsuch'as cotneV too rarely from the pulpit in these days His industrial schools for the poor were suffering for the want of funds . t His congregation was a wealthj- nnd fashion . able one. .He appealed to their charity. and put np poor-boxes in the church On Ester Sunday be opened these boxes Rafter six "weeks and found, what ? fifty thousand pounds? ten live one thousand?-: He found nineteen shillings and sixpence ! Thereupon he gave them a piece of his mind in these words: "I had hoped to compliment you to day- on your good deeds, to have praised your charity to the poor, and to have parted from 3-011 with 'toy blessing. But how can my lips speak a benison on those who have treated Christ's poor as you have done who have closed your hands against the needy, and have shut yonr ears to the wail of the hungry ? " From you I ap peal to the great God of Heaven,' whose image ye behold crucified upon t'tat cross, and who will come in power and majesty to judge yon before whom every short-coming will be revealed, and who will tell yon to depart !" , . f It was richly deserved, and the Pharisees of Catholic Liverpool sneaked out of church without their bishop's" bless in(c. The bishop name is Dr.

FROFES IONAL.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, ; AND ;N"otarv Public Office, over Citiicns' Bank, entrance on .llain Street; 1 r, . niciiMONo; ind.j 1 (3-tf) JOHN C. WIIITRIDGE, Attorney t Law & Notary, VAUGIIAN BUILblT, e r the corner of Main and Fifth-sts. entrance on Main-st., Richmond, Indiana;; Dr. dHuy; GERMAN PHYSICIAN, Office nnU Residence, No. 12, Main street, -43:4m. ' L. J. TIIANXISCO, M. D. 0&cc and Residence South Franklin Street, East side, between Main and Walnut, julxl7, 1864 30 tf K1CHM0M). Indiaha T. ROSE. T? Y;:; , Sarjieon Dentist, RESPECTFULLY remindshis triendsandtne , public, that he continues the practice of Dental .5 t hi I.n OFFICE oa the X. W.corner of Main art t Pearl-sts., where he will be pleased to receive all calls f"r his professional services. He solicits a share of the public's patronage, and warr nt entiresitisifaction. ser Teeth ExtracteJ without Piin, by tne use ol .Mtnn lvrJeor F.aJisrhing (Jus. Ricl mond.Feb. 21,1867. Indiana Patent Agency. r W. T. DEfJMBS, , Agent and Attorney, Ln't Examiner of Patente United States Patent CJfict, " mcimoxD, ixi., U7"ILL make Specifications and Drawings, Pros ecute and Defend Infringements in theUnitcd States Courts, and willattend to all matters appertain inc to Patents. 13 Patent Deeds, Assiprnments, and Contracts, carefully drawn aud Examinations Inadc. Aug. 31,1865. ' . - ' - 27-tf.' oia out! II -C. ELLIOTT & ... BRO T II 13 R have sold their stock of CARPETS to JAMES P. McCO A X, who has their Store Room rented for 90 days, and will offer greater inducements to Cash Buyers duriu? that time than they can find in any store in the city. ' V '"'; f. 'f "? i. ' H. C. ELLIOTT will open a Xew and Complete CAEPET.STOEE In the same room about the 1st of September. IMPOETANT TO HOUSE KEEPEKS SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING YOUR Usrpets and Staple Dry Goods O FH. C ELLIOTT & BRO., At Strattan's Corner. WE propoga to keep constantly on band, the largest and best selected stock of Carpets and Staple Dry Goods, '!..:" such s - 'i."f. ' A' ;'v Prints, - n ;. ' IttasliBS r iy tfyn n f Tvf- " v Sheetings, " i-iJ. V f,i Pillow Caiii?, Window Curtains, ' aud Inmak, ; : : : i t . ? Men aud Boys Wet :. &.f. fcc, &c.,AfC, That enn be fonnd in this City or any other market. Special attention given to rnakirp up and pnttinp do vn Carpetf in the most satisfiictf ry manner. Twenty different styles of elesant Brussi-I.s and Heavy Ingrain Cartw-t. jnst received. . We en irantee to sell as cheap ns any house in Cincinnati. - ' ' T ! . II. C. ELMOTT A BItO., ; Corner west ot Citizens' Bank. April 1,1337. ;; ; "": . BROAD , GAUGE j SHORT LINE! Atlantic & Great TrVestern BROAD-GAUGE R-.A. I 31. W "A Y 7: :- VIA. . .j . ' CINCINNATI. . or I'H B ANA , ' " -- or M A N ."S r I K T.I, or CLEVELAND, . or CoKRY. r- - - or KALAMANCA .. -,. ; ' , -: .. TO DU iUM . ........ . NEW YORK, - II OS TON, PITTS Bl'ft fill, PHILADELPHIA, IIALTI.MOKE. and VASHIGTON CITY and ONLY ROUTE to . .,' .'. 23TThe Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! PASSENGERS who wish a Quirk and Comfortable Trip, will appreciate the Smooth and Perfect Track, the Luxurious Day Cars, and the Magnificent Sleeping Coaches, the Excellent Dining lialls, with ample time lor Meal, and the Prom;;t Timt- and snre connertions of the ATLANTIC and OT. WESTERN RAILWAY. . y . ,. FAKE AS LOW and TI.HK AS QUICK , a a bv any ther rote. -Through TICKETS and IiAOUAOE CHECKS can be obtained at No. 333 Broadw ay, New York; 15 State stiect and 35 School street. Boston; Depot and Union offis, Cleveland: 60 Clark street, Chicago; in Cincinnati a". No. 80 West Fourth street, northeast corner of Broadway and Front stree t, 115 V'inest.v and at new Passenger Depot of the Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton Railway; in Louisville, n! southwest corner of Main and Third streets, and at the offices of Connecting Lines. ' ! - ft '; s t L. D. RUCKERi Gen. Supt. . W. B. SHATTCC, Gen. Tkt. Agt j limi :T1IE GRAVEST MALADIES"! - - - Of TOCTH ASt EARLT 3IAKBOOD. : .;; , Howard Association Essav, on the Physiology of the Passions, and the Errors, Abuses and Diaeases peculiar to the first age of man, with Reports on new methods ol treatment employed in this Institution. Sent in seated tetter envelopes, free of charce Address. -Dr is KKILLI.V EOCUHTON, Howard A fBOciation, Philadelphia, Pa."i i . ?, ". : ii li. , ,.vtn .i, Cb. c. m. r C. SV1 U.Ur4

IePablihedin the Wartter Buildiag, on Thursday Ilornings, j By HOLLO WAY & DAVIS, " At SB per Viiiiie, S PAYABLE IPf ADVANCE.' Job Printing. We have a new "DAY JOBBER," and new font of Type of pie latest styles, both plain and fancy, and are prepared to do vrork neat and expeditiously. , Pamphlets, Bills of Lading, ' Bill Heads, .. . , Cards, Notes, ; ' Envelope, 1 ' Circulars, Checks, Labels, Ac. Catalogues, ? Constitutions, Show Bills, Handbills, Blank, Posters, PRICESFOH WORK REASONABLE UNION PATENT AGENCY. ID, P. HOLLOW AIT & CO. WASHINGTON CITY, D. C, JJAVE engaged in tha business of soliciting Patents, and prosecuting Patents cases. Business entruscd to their care will receive prompt attention. " Claims Against the Government. For back pay for Pensions,fce.,c., will receive per--i ; i : sonal attention. ' ALL INFORMATION, Iuroferenceto Patent Lawp,cheerfuIIy given. Cop s of the Laws and Rules aud Begulations of the Patent Office, will be sent, gratit, on application. In applying for a Patent the applicant should for- .... ..... 1 .... ... s. iward a model of his invention if susceptible of being illustrated by a model or if it consists in a chemial compound, samples of the ingredients in their commercial state, and also in the proposed prepared form, should be sent. Also, as full a description of the invention or discovery, and its advantages should begiven as is practicable, to aid in the proper preparation of the papers. Persons believing they have made an invention or a discovery in art or science, and desirous of knowing whether the same has been patented, by transmitting to us a model, or drawing, or a sufficient description to make the invention intelligible, can have a thorongli examination made in the Patent office, and the result of said examination forwarded to them for a reasonable compensation. We will have forwarded toany person who may desire them, a copy of the Patent Terms now in force andthe Rules and Regulations of the Patent offie, freeot expense. - 7 Caveats will be prepared rn short notio-ty . the Inventor's giving a brief description of tbeii invention, ; with drawings. Drawings will bo made in artisticstylefrom models , furnished by inventors. ; Searches of the Records of the Patent office in resard to titles in Patents will be made on application. Send full uanienr names character of the invention, and if possible date of Patent. - '.-. , ,. f ;,j ' Copies of all CLAIMS, u any Patent issued by the Patent Office since 1838, will be furnished on the receipt of $1, the applicant giving the full uame of the Patentee, Oatnfc of the invention, date of the Patent, Ac. , Washington City, July 4, 1337. j ; i L 2"tf HORACE WATERS' MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT Mo. 481 BROADWAY, MEW YOr.li.', it tg Mew Pianos, Ielodeans, Alexandre otf and Cabinet Organs, at Wbolesa.e or ' Retail, prices as low as any Firit-CIaiis Instruments ; can be purchased. Second Hand Pianos at great : bargains, prices from f 60 to 2j0. There being some 1 fire different makes of Pianos in this large stock, purchasers can be suited as well here as elsewhere, and perhaps a little better. 4 . . . : - . 10,000 Sheets of Music, a little Soiled, at 1 cts. per. Page. One of the Largest Stocks of SHEET UUSiCin the United States, MUSIC BOOKS, and all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and .Musical Merchant diss at the Lowest Rates. . - r -4 i. -, , e . HORACE WATERS, . Aug. 80th 27. H ! f J C 48 i Braidwsy,, 5. Y. T R E M O NT HOUSE, JOHN ELLIOTT. Proprietor fCdRIVER OF FIFTH AND MAIN,' Rtohmontf. Ind,

FI8K: & MATCH,

AKD DEALERS IM Ooverntnent Ac other Desirable Securities, No. 5 Nassau Street; N. Tt.J ? T 'i-t - .Recommend t investors tbs : . ,. u First Mortgkge Bonds ,1 or THE CIHIVTRAIL Pacific R. R. 06. This Company is constructing under the patronage of tho ; r .. . ; . . ' , : ' : - . . : , . : . UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, is " The WeHtern end ''at thm A Great National Railway across the : Continent. . .. Their lines will extend from Sarrimcnto, Califronia, crnfs the Sierra Xevadas to the California State line, traversing the r;chet nnd most popnlou section ol California, and thence through the ?reat miifina resion ot the Territories, to the vicinity of Salt Lake City. : v 5 . ., ( , It forms the sole Western link of the only r nte to the Pacific which is adopted by Congress and ; aided by ihe issue of United States Bonds. Their road is already complete, equipped and runnine (or 94 miles froui Sacramento to within l-i miles of the t-ummit of the Sierra, and a large amount ol , the w( rk of Grading, Tiuinelling, Ac, beyond that point has been accomplished. . The First Mortgage Bond of this Company afford unusual inducements of Safety and Profit to Investors, tor the following among other reasons, vix; Tint. The rate of interest is Six per Cent. in io!d, payable semi-annually in the Citv of New ; York. &coml. '- The Principal is payable in Gold at maturity. v: . . I -.. i , - ........... Third. The cost of the Bonds, Jiinetr-five Pet Cent, and accrued interest, is Ten Per Cent, less than that of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold tearing Bonds of the Government. Fourth. The United States Government provides nearly hall the amount necessary to build the entile road, and looks-mainly to r small percentage on the luture traffic for re-payment. ; Ftfih. Owing to this libera) provision, accompanied with Kxtensive G runts of Public Lands by which the Government fosters this great national enterprise, it success is rendered certain, and its financial stMbility is alto- . gether independent of the contingencies .. which attend ordinaiy Railroad enter- , prices i.. : ; -j; Sixth.') The Security of its First Mortgage Bonds is therefore ample, and their character for safety and reliability is equalled only by that of the ' oblgationj of the Government itself. Seventh. The net earnings of the completed portion are already largely in excess of the interest obligations which the Company Will incur twice the distance, and are steadily increasing, rendering the uninterrupted payment of the Interest absolutely certain. Eiylit. At the present rate of Gold they pay nearly 8 1-2 Per Cent, per annum, on the amount invested. . , r The Bonds are issued in denominations of $1,000 with semi-annual Gold Coupons attached, payable in New York, and are offered for the present at 95 per cent, and accrued interest (in currency) from January 1st. Orders mav be forwarded to ns direct, or through the principal Banks and Bankers in all parts of tbe country. . , , Remittances may be made in drafts on New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, National Bank Notes, or other funds current in this city, and the 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. TV, : N. B. All kinds of Government Securities receired at the full market price in exchange lor tbe above Bonds. Also, , .,..'-. s . ,. , , . AH descriptions o' Government Se curities kept constantly on band, & Bought , Sold, or Exehnnged. ;; '- ' ' - f?"Go Coin jiud Cv S. Coupon bought, sold, and collected. ; jJS Deposits received on liberal terms, subject to check at frisht. -r " 8ir Collections made throughout the country. , Jp& Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and sold at the Stock Lxchange on commission tor cash. 9-Special attention give to the Exchange of Si: tN-THRITY NOTES of all the Series lor the New FIVE-TWENTY BONUS of I860, on the most favorable terms. May 20th,- 1387. : - ; 14-8m. H 3D ;M I iST Gr T OjSTS' FIRE ARMS. Sltl by the Trade General!.! Price It ditced. A Liberet ditcount to Deulert Upw ards of 200,(00 of our Arms' have been T furnished tne U.. B. Government., , Arvt Revolver,- 4-100 in. Caliber, - ;7 . ..J Navy BEroLVtK, 3-U'O in. Caliber, Belt BkvoIakr, (Sell t'ocking,) Navy Caliber, 3 : : ) Belt Kevolvkr. Na-vy Size Caliber, , , Police Revolver, Navy Siz Calilier, : - i ' New Pocket Revolver, (with Loading Lever,); . Pocket Revolver, (Self Cocking,) Repeating Pistol, Elliot pt.)N... 32 Cartrde, f Repeating Pistol, (Elliot pt.) No. 22 Cartridge,. Vest Pocket Pistol, No 22.30 A 41 Cartridge, Gun Cane, using No. 22. 32 Cartridge, i - i t ,'- Revolving Rifle, 36-100 in. Caliber, liREECR Loading Riflb, No. 32 Cartridge,' - ( ; Hreecb Loading Carbine, ... - i . U. S. Rifle, ( Steel Barrel.) with Saber Bayonet, C". S. Rifled Musket, Springfield Pattern! - E. REMINGTON Jfc SONS, Ilion, New York. AGENTS. Moore A Nichols, New York; Wm. Read Son, Boston; Jo C. Grubb a Co., Philadelphia; Poultney A Trimble Baltimore; Henry Folsom A Co. New Orleans; It Kittredge A Co., Cincinnati; Johnson, Spencer i Co Chicago; L. M. Ruinsey A Cu. St. Louis; Albert E. Crane, San Francisco; B. A. S. H. Thompson, Mont' real.. - .. , o2. i New Bakery and Confectionery NORTH FIFTH STREET, Ttco ' Doors Xorth of Tranont Home,) Richmond, Ind.' ALL kinds of Cakes, constantly on bands, or made ' to order ; all kinds of Crackers, Cbckbli.8, Fresh Pies, 4c, a larjre and general assortmeut of toe best Uanuiks and t rcits always on band. - FRESH BREAD, every Morning; FRESH YEAST every Day. ' We are selling every tbinp in onr line at tbe lowes possible prices lor Cash. Patronage is respectfully solicited. " ' J . ; . , - nOERNER A LEAB. , -April 18, 1S67. 8:3m New- Stone Shop. rmvlIE undersigned, has commenced the bnisnass of Stone-Cutting, on the S. E. Corner of Market and Whashington-sts., (John Petterson's old stand,) and is prepared to furnish customers, witb either Lime Stone or Free-Stone Wiudow Cap; Dayton Lime-Stone Step. Sills, and String Courses, at fair prices for Cash. He will. also, make to order Tomb Stones and ilfonnment", of the best of Italian or American Marble, as may desired, r -- - ?. r. . He solicits patronage, and Insures satisfaction."' " " e' - , t - - 3 CHARLES II A BE R KERN. Ri-tiTS'md, April ?5. fff-. r-yr-- m.

COMMERClAlf COLLEGE; - .i ' - - ,i - S. W. Cor. Fourth and Race St.,

' - CISfCIKII.TI,0. ' ' Actual Business College The Finest College Room. " '"" The T.nrsrest Corns of TeachM.5 - '" t The Most Practical Coarse of Study : ; tat t-?f i if I ,u i'.i&it A. JSll ttfTlT'CA: I T II I UTY-TVvd YE A US' SUCCESS! . " THE FACULTY INCLUDES . 7, R. 31. BARTLETT, President. J. M. WAITERS, - "- . Principal. J. R. CARXAITAV,' (formerly Principaf of Ohio Mercantile College,) Ass't Principal. s i.-f W. II. MOOHB, Supt. Actual Business Department. J. K. WILDER, Supt. Department of Penmanship. VM. STKUNK, , I-Assistants in Arithmetic, English Kit. rKluuAKU, ) Urammar, Compo-ition, Cor " '.'-''. ' . respwndence." Ac.. 4e ,-.--.? UON. MILTOX SATLEB, Instructor in Commercial mw and ijectnrer. ' - ' ' BCRN . PIT Jl AN, Esq., Instructor in Phonography . Persons comingto the city to enter, may order their Paggage flirectlv to the Office of the Colleee. : I he graduates of tiartlett s College numbered by thousands aie to be found in every part of the commercial world, receiving from $ 1,500 to $5,000 per year. Full Course Life Scholarship, $50 Address J AS. M WAITERS, Principal. , w - va: t: T JBl ".UTS " NEW ANp ORIGINAL SYSTEM OF Equation of Payment8 f ; ; f" ' r Averaging Accounts . and Interest A BOOK FOR EVERYBODY, Merchant, Professional Mn, Bookkeeper,' Clerk and Student, Is now in press aud will be for sale alter Nov. 10. t. , Sent postpaid on receipt of $100. Published at 1 - i ; - 47?; I SBARTLETrS COLLEGE. f , The Suxmer Sat Fashiona! rST" HE undersigned has JL just received bis new sruiNU Style of II ATS and CAPS h, to which he invites the at tention of all who would tudulge in the latest fash ion. Call at the Hat and Cap Store of- - 1 JOHN SUFFR1NS. Richmond, Ind., Feb. 20, 1867. lOtf NICHOLSON & BROTHER. Wholesale and Retail Stationers & Booksellero : Main Street; 52if RICHMOND, IND. . RICHARD F. BARRET. GENERAL LAND AGEIIT LAND WRRANT BROKER, BROWNM ILLE, NEBRASKA, ; Will attend to paring Taxes for Non-Residents. Personal attention given to making Locations. - Lands, Improved and Unimproved, for Sale on reasonable terms. . REFERENCES:, Hon Rich'd Oclesbt, Gor'r of Illinois. 1 o -Lyman THrvBCiL, C S. Senator. ' ,t "- Richard Yates, , " . - " -r ,f u " A. Sanders, Governor of Nebraska. n. 44 , T. W. Tipton. U. S. Senator. 'J. L. Carson, Banker, Brownsville, Neb. 0". B. HTJNNICTJTT, JeweUer, - HAS removed to 78 Main street, two d,oors VTesi of the First National Bank, where he has fitted up an entirely new establishment. ;c J" He is now opening a large and very desirable stock f Watches. Jewelry. Clock, Fancy Goods, Silver V are of all varieties, which is as good as the liest and will be sold cheap as tbe cheapest. His old friends and customers are invited to trail on him and no pains will be spared to please. . . ; J. B, 1IUNNICCTT, .j. i ; V ': l i ' 78 Main Street. 'i AKRON CARBON OIL, IGNITING POINT 114 to 120 Fah't,. I ,1 SAFE, WHITE "AND SATISFACTORT; 60LD AT TDK -tJt --' '--'" a'.-.i DEPOT DRUG STORE, ' M. B. BALLARD A CO. By V V eflk. v v( ar" - ef a a " s r V6 -.1 JV vla - c- . 1 Hare saved more than 50,000 persons from death, tor ttiey cure in a single day, Uholera, Dysentery, all Summer Complaints, Fever and Agn, and Nearal fia. Alao. a sure care for Coughs and Rheumatism., ill Ornsrgists sell them. -a3 1 .OKR!XS&tXXER A CO , Proprietors, ,3 . . .... Springfield, Mass , Root's Pest achixf preserves the lite of the Hair changes it from prey to its original color in three -eeks prevents the hair from falling is the bestar Jicle for dressing the hair ever fonnd in the market willsnrely removedaadruffand cnrea'Idiseasesef Um Scalp Is delifrhtfnlly perfumed, fnres baldness, anj will notUin the skin ia a perfect Rest rer and Press sinp Combined. No other preparation fr the hair contains Peatachio Nut Oil. . Isold by alt Ur njrgisti. t DEM AS, BARNES A Co.. Agents, New York 5 ORM' iKI???rER A Co., Sole Proprietor 1 -vtf n Springteli, Maw t-.

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