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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-10
S-T-l86O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purify, strengthen and in vigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They autidote to change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and hours
They strengthen the system aud enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acdity OF the stomAch
They Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea. Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They the best Bitters in the world They make the
weak strong, and exhausted natures great
storer They made OF ST. Croix Rum. the cele
brated Casaya Bark roots and herbs and with
the pleasure of beverage, without regard
of day. Particularly ended delicate persons
requiring gentle stimuleut Sold by all Grocers Drug
gsts, Hotels and saloons. p H. Drake & Co., 2O2,
broadway, York.
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@Thomas Woodnut, Esq, of the e

@Thomas woodruff. Esq, Of the firm
of Acton & Woodruff. Cincinnati. is erecting
a splendid residence on the south east cor
ner Of Vine and Seventh streets. Ezra
Smith Il Co. have the contract for the wood
work of the building. and also superioten d
the other portions of the work. The finish
of the front. doors, windows, &c, is to be
Of brown stone, and will present an appear
ance second to no building 10 the city. The
estimated cost Of the building when complete
is $4,000.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

This deli ghtful article preserving
the human hair Is again put by the original proprie
tor. and is made With the skill and
tention which drst created its immense
dented sas OF million bottles annually! 1t
still sold at e5 in large bottles Two million
ties easily he sold in when is again
that the KAth .ron only the hair
dressing in the world but that it cleanses
scurf and iandru6. gives the hair lively. rich uxuri
ant grawth, ant it from turning These
considerations worth knowing. The Kathairon
been tested for twelve aud is de-
scribed Any lady who values beautiful head of hair
win the KathAiron 1t is finely erumed, cheap and
valuable 1t is sold by all
the world. d. s. BARNES CO,
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sA couple OF boys got into quarrel on
south Pearl street. one day last week, when
one OF them threw a stone, striking the other
fair between the eyes, knocking him down,
and causing SO serious an injury as to require
the services Of . physician to restore him to
his senses.
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n@e FIRE occurred at Centreville on
Wednesday of last week, in the building
owned by CHARLES Stevens, and occupied as
a shoe store and dwelling. At the time of
the fire the wind was blowing high gale,
and had it not been for the engine recently
purchased by the corporation, the destruc-
ton of a large portion of the town would
have been inevitable.
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n~Mr. Geo. p. Brown, Sup't. Publ,

NcMr. Geo. p. Brown, Sup't. Public
Schools, is having some very tasteful i'm
provements made on the school lot, that will
add very much to the sightliness of the
place. and render. more cheerful the hours.
Of study on the part of the pupils. A space
in front of the house is separated from the
ay-grounds by a low fence. and planted
in shade trees, flowers. &c.
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BEES. BEES. BEEs.:.

The subscriber having for the last eight
years praciiced new and valuable process
for the artificial swarmiug and rapid increase
of Bees, and the raising of surplus Queens,
would give Instructions that would enable
others TO succeed perfectly in the profitable
aud fascinating business of Bee culture
STEPHEN SCOTTON,
Richmond. Indiana.
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Several Of the citizens OF Indianapo-
lie, On Tuesday night last. presented Gen.
Cas6sgton with splendid sword. belt, sash.
shoulder straps. spurs. saddle, bride. hol-
steTs and valise. Right-hs richly deserves
such qualifications of regard. for his fear
lees discharge of duty in the responsible
poet he now occupies. ~ % . ssgS5i1 ssoeIlu
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MA child Of Mr. Williao Blacks, Who
resides three miles northwest of this city,
was burned to dsash in oossequsnos Of tie
chair in whioh il was seated falling over in
to The Ere. The accident occurred Wills the
other members Of the, lAmily svers, ont Of
the room. and whom they retained the body.
was reduced 70 . crisp.
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~Flax-seed was never before sold at
as high-spnee q il now brings in this mar
ket. 1ue de,lass md seventy FIVE cents per
bushel = ths rate nov current, and . stiff
market . that An acre Of ground Of sach
quality - the average Of the land in this
lssssty, wiil ordinarily produce twelve bush
els Of seed; which. at the present rate. will
amosnf 70 933 90. Besides this. the fibre
Of the straw Is readily sold at from 50 to
to IS per ton. Can farmer plant any other
crop that will promise better returns than
this
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~A meeting of the new Board Of
School Trustees for the city. held their first
sitting on Thursday night last. and they
all sgresd to continue the system adopted
~ the present efficient Superintendent.
whieh has worked so admirably. 1t will
be sen by the Council proceedings that
MIA. ME- Was elected Treasurer of the
School funds belonging to the city.
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~Saturday

Ev Saturday last was the first genuine
spring day of the season. The severs frost
of the previous night melted away in the
rays of the unclouded sun. and as the me-
ridian was reached, the chirping of birds
and all the concomitants Of awakening ma
nature filed the air with the welcome music
of spring. - x
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Please notice the following appointments
OF Dr.. Worrali. of the Indianapolis Instr
tots for the treatment of Chronic Diseases.
The large amount of business which the DIR.
has had in Richmond during the past year,
has detsrmined him to continue his visits.
He win be at the Huntington House every
Alternate Wednesday for the next three
ponths, viz Wednesday, April e. 49,
Persons desiroas Of seeing him, should
eail - early . possible on the morning Of
he visit. Ghce the large number who visit
him. win sometimes make it impossible for
him 70 re those who come late in the day.
and the amount of business at his Institute
MI pssvsns his saAying more than one day
At b lime ~ ~ -
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sPaoxorIoN.-We have already noticed
tn promotion Of Adjutant Orsn Perry !.
to Lieutenant Colosel of the 69th Ind.
We ara now also highly grati6ed to an
noence the promotion Of our friend, John
Fislsy. Captain Of Co. A.. to Major Of the
ReHt. II. n. Lacy. LIST Lieut.. Co. A. to
Adjptant; Geo. @. Gsrretson. ed Lieut.. to
Captain; Joseph Messick to lst Lieut., and
Andrew J. Mcdowell to ed Lieut.. All
COED and tsue soldiers, and they are reaping
their msrited rewards. ,soh
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j oskxAs A evidences Of The amount Of i'm
provemsnss under contemplation in this city
the present season, our lumber merchants
date that the Demand FOR msseriai IN thei.
NJ is eqaal t. shaa Of any previous year.
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~Corn appears to be one of the staples
that refuses to yield to the general decline
in commodities ousequent upon the reduced
premium on gold. We noticed farmers in
the city last week. from the neighborhood
southwest of Centreville, delivering corn
20 our grain dealers here. for which they
we're receiving half dollar per bushsl in
cash.
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~The numerous sales of real estate in
and adjoining this city. at prices as high as
ever attained heretofore. is evidence of the
increased confidence on the part Of capital
lists. in the permanent prosperity of the
.. Quaker City,
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. Messrs. Vaughn Bros. having purchased
of A. F. Scott. the two building lots adjoin-
ing the new buildings, corner Main aud 5th
streets, are extending the foundations put in
las. fall. preparatory to the erection OF first
class business houses thereon this spring.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-10

~ The old frame buildings opposite the
passenger depot have been removed, and
Jacob Gohner has under process Of erection
in their place. three story brick building,
Az by SO feet, to be occupied as boarding
houae
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eth. sight Of !. Winter lingering u

HThs sight Of Winter lingering i'm
the lap Of Spring. i gloomy and diapirit-
ing in comparison TO the sight Of the New
spring Goods on the counter and shelves OF
The Bee Hive Store" Of our friend Capt.
Crawford. f6pssal asostioasi0llsd b his
fas assortment Of Carpets, = wsll q his
Qrese 0eods,s 14nHOH q
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Examination Of Public school,.

! The Superin tendent will examine the va
rious departments of the Public School as
follows. The examination will commence
on Monday next.
Monday A. NJ. before recess, the school
taught in the German Lutheran church,
Teacher. Mathew Miller.
Monday A. NJ, after recess, the school in
the Flat.roof school house, on Franklin st.
Teacher, Lizzie Morris.
Monday P. NJ, before recess, Primary
School in German Methodist church Teach
err. Mrs. il Wright.
Monday p. NJ. after recess, Primary
School at Public Square. Teacher. Susan
Owens. ktg4Gs . JIG. = q y
Tuesday A. NJ. Primary Department. in
the Union School Building. including First
Reader. Teachers. Anna P. Brown and Jen.
ME Ballard. LBA5 s11 baA seas@ st
Tuesday p. NJ. Primary and Intermedi-
ate Dep srtments in same building. Including
Second and Third Readers. Teacher Of
I'd Division of Primary Department. Lucin-
da Jenkins. First Division of intermediate,
Teacher, Rebecca N. johnson. iii tI
& Wednesday A. NJ, Grammar School in
German Methodist church, corner Marion
and Market SITS. Teacher. J. J. Wright.
Wednesday p. NJ, Second Division of
intermediate Department in Union School
Building. Teacher. s. r. Mitchell
Thursday A. M. and P. NJ, before recess,
First Division of Grammar School in the
Union School Building. Teacher. Mrs. G.
p. Brown.
Thursday P. M. after recess. Intermedi.
ate Department in No. y. Teacher, Seth
Hoskins. saa
Friday, Second Division of Grammar
School. Teacher. ]. w. Bell.
Monday and Tuesday of next week, there
will be an examination of the classes in the
High School Room. Teacher, Jesse H.
2 Brown. tF
Parents and others interested ara respect.
fully invited to attend. 1t will not be lost
time.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-10

" o. The nominating election passed of quiz
city with but little excitement, and we trust il
any unpleasant feelings wsrs caused during the
canvas. that they 10y all be forgotten when the
Fall election comes Oh. We place the ticket
at the head Of our columns o-day.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-10

~The boys in the army don't forget
Richmond mechanics. We noticed Mr..
Woodard sending . shipment of clothing.
uniforms &C.. to officers in Gen. Rosecrans'
army 1t Murfreesboro'.
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HORSE BILLS.

We have two OF the best and neatest
Horse Cuts in eastern Indiana, and are pre-
pared to print Horse Bills just as cheap as
can be had here or elsewhere. Give US .
call
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~A stone wagon. driven BY . German.
ran into Elihu Hunts spring wagon. ON
Main streer. last Saturday afternoon week.
dem. listing one of the hind wheels Of the
vehicle
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-10

EDr. Haughton's Office is corner of
Fifth aud Main ST., opposite the Meredith
House.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-10

xThe Spring Elections throughout the
county have gone for the Union cause
"C0Ppsrheads" are driven into their holes.
and. iarmany cases. have drawn the holes in
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-10

- Have go. CosgA7-Use DR.. J. s.
Fenimore's celebrated Cough Aixture-it vii
relieve and cure you.
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PROMPTRAYNEETS.

Selling his work ~ pricss n direct esnpsdues
;.h an sinlAr vcrk 10 CiaetaoaAi As
has adopted the CASH system Of psynsats ea1 fsf
DE CASH Win sel - leg - aay heose tn
h1s making il 70 the nataai atsrssse Of al eesss -
nv cas b en- delivery ofths work
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EEThs assortment of Motions, Willow
ware. Wall Paper. and everything for orna-
mont and use, At No. 93.i Main.st., has to
be Zen to-be appreciated. Do not fail to
Gallon ouS friend 8. G.. Dugdale, and ex.
amino his stock, and compare prices. ,e,ss 81
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In addition to the above amount there
were also assessed in this city. $4,000 for
licenses. making the aggregate revenue from
the city OF Richmond for the month, ST.
IS 81. 80 S2-s-i--1=--E4- = p
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-A9 hahn STREET.

g. p. EAswlLER s. Co, Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Fancy Goods, Notions, Toys,
Willow Ware and Childrens' Wagons.
The largest Stock in Eastern Indiana. Call
and see.
Richmond. March %, 1868.
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THEy DoN'r RsrAx--The mic,

THEY DoN'r BaEAK.--The incest thing
that we have seen lately. is the new Mica
Lamp Chimney" for sale at The China Store
Of J. r. Mendenhall. Mica is perfect
" flexible material, and will not break
Call and see them
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Sherif'S Sale.

10y virtue OF execution to directed from the
ID Wayne Common Pleas Coust, WI expose 81 pub.
lie SALE at the Court door in Centefvilts Wayne
county, Inaua the lth day Of April. $685. between
the hours Of ~ o'clock and o'clock said
day the following property to-wt Bsng part Of the
north quarter OF section number 30 In township
number IL. range west, aud bounded ~ foiiewsto vita
Beginning the section line Of the south-vest cor
Of Louden r. Vans ch,iAek's Iaad. which
veyed to the said varsehoack BY Joseph Bas and vifs
by deed bearing date June 10TH 1883, running thence
south 20 degrees IS poes to stake, thence south
degrees, Is perches to stake; thsnes vest -
a theme. south 81 degrees est -
p-rches and enths stake: thence north % dogs
pe-ches and tour tenihs the qssstss secfoa
line thence south along s.i line Is perches and tlo
stake; thence east 100 erches to stake thence north
CO the Of section ~ tbsee
along said line place Of bsginning, excepting
and reserviug % s599 Of the
conveyed and described deed given by Beuis-
min Wicket and wife George Davidson and wife. -
gust 1855 all stu 10 SAL county Of Wayne
of Indiana be sold the property
Of Benjamin Wicket satisfy said decree and execaon
IL my hands in favor Of John kaper. March v. DoS3
I'M. PAxSOy, sh4, ", Q.
March 70 fes 00) -
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BSE. g. Potts is making first class
business house Of the rooms recently occu-
pied by c. r. Prescott, adjacent to the Peo-
pies Bank. As a store adapted to the drug
trade, this will have no superior in the city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-10

rhairs 81 All kiuas ana in faes everything 10 Ne
,hape Of Furniture He will also kssp seis gss-
sal assoFsneat Of CineinostioA4s vcsk-
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eYThe exclamation put into the mouth
n n

EHT The exclamation put into the mouth
Of Portia by Mr.. Shakespeare: show many
thines BY season seasoned are to their right
praise and true perfection" is realized by
going to Strrttao Il Sons Store, and exam
lining their new supplies of Spriag and Sum.
mer Goods. "True perfection u display
', ,.r 10 tastes Of the People. and they will
not fail to conclude, after an examination,
tina, Dry Goods forms no exception to Por-
seasoned are.'' You cannot fail to be suit
ed at Strattan's corner with seasona6le
Goods seasoned with fair prices for cash.
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Luxuriant Beauty!

Promotes its its falling or Grad
dAndruf. and imoarts health and pesssntness to the
stood Of time, being the original
Hair Coloring, and is constantly increasing in favor
both gentle and ladies' 1t is sold by all
spectabie dealers. be procured BY them OF the
commercial agent, s. Barnes, 20s Broadway, N. Y.
Two sizes, 81 cents and 81
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HEIMSTREET'S
xtsisaeifOble Hmfs. Restorative.
IT Is NOT A DYE.

gray hair its original color by supplying
the capillary with impaired
disease All instantaneous dyes composed o
cautc destroying the vitality and be-uty of the
hair afford of themselves dressing He streets
Coioring only hair to its natural
r. Ior nv an process, but gives the
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CITIZENS BANK.
00LDi
srLyERs

00LDi
SELVERg
Custom House Treasury Nsssss
Notes Of Hank Of the state ~ InAaanas
Notes Of the Kentacky Danhsg
Moss Of UacuErent Bankss
81 AORRIssOS, BLANCHARD ACO.
1iehnond, March 8, Ies3 u.ts
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Nosmima ting Elecsio n.

The following is the general result Of the
nominating election held on Monday last:
lYT
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Sherif'S Sale.

oY virtue of Fee Bills and execution directed 10
- e the Wayne Circuit and Supreme Court of
Indiana will expose AZ public SALE at the Court House
Centervile, Wayne County Indiana, tie 2Sth
dav of April 1868. the hours 10 q and
o'clock said day the foilowin property to-wit:
The north half of parcel of land beginning At the
north of lot numbered eighty nine.
bered the plat of the town OF Rehmond, originally
laid by John smith, running thence esswAry along
the south line of the lot ground conveyed by John
Smith Jane Bell Marion thence south along
OF Marion NORTH line OF the lot
by John smith to George Carey: thence along
westwarily said the south OF said lot
thence northwardy along the line OF
said 10, eighty nine. to the beginning.
To property OF VIM. Davidson to satisfy
sal Fee Bills m follows: One Fee Bill in
favor VIM shoecrAa, issued from the Wayne Circuit
Court and also Fee Bill issued from the Supreme
Court Indians all OF said real estate 10 situated in
Wayne county, Indiana. April lst. 1852.
J. NJ. PAxSON, Sheriff.
April 81 s. so Is
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The following table exhibits the amount
paid by the manufacturers Of this city, un-
der the U. 8. Tax Law. for the month of
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~Ths lsdies are delighted with the
new spring dress goods. shawls and silh
mantilias just received from New York. ~
No. "a, Main street. And the gentlemen
say they can get the best bargains at Haines'
Call and zee.
Gas FixruR.s, &c-The season for
building 10 now coming on. and every house
should b s1pplied With ccnyenisncies tor
lighting il with gas. Nessrs. Starr < White
are alSsys prepared 70 pst up Gss FSxssrss
either ornamental OF plain. q their ONCE
on Msiu-strest, one door West OF @. c.
Buhl's Stove Ssors. For warming IN Office
Coke is cheaper than either Coal or Wood
and our szpsrieaee 10 that i . f, better
They deliver Coke to any part Of tho city
They have slso Fire Brick and Goal Tel
for sale. 500
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The following is the result OF the town
ship election held on Monday last:
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Richmond. March %. 1868
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
Notice To Invalid Officers and Soldiers of the
 4th Congressional District.
PRovosr MARSHALL c GENERALS OrrIcn, l

r
 PRovosr MARSHAL GENxRAL's OFrlcE,
 WAsnINeroN, May 22, 1868.
 YTyHE attention of all Officers who have been II h0norably dischatged on accou.t of wounds UT disability, and who desire to re-en- ter the service in tue invalid corps is called to the provisions of General Orders. No l05, of 1868, from the War Department, published in the papers throughout the cou try. such of- hcers are requested to comply promptly with the proviHions of that order, aud to send their written applications. as therein provided, for positionstn tn invalid Corps, (statiIg the char acser of their disability with as little delay as possible, to the Acting Assistant Provost Mar shal General of the State in which they may be. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General will ut once forward the applications with his endorsement, to the Provost Marsha Generai ut Washington.
 Officers tor the Invalid Corps will be appoint cd immediately upon furnishing the papers re- ouirsd by General Orders No. l05. 1888. from the War Department. s1'hsir pay will com p,snce from the date of accrptancs of such up pointm ents. and nut from dAte:Uf organization of the respective commands to which they may 7 Inns ms ]. B. FRY. psoyost Master General.
 reA Eplisted mea in the 4th Congressional District, hUnorabIy dsscharged on account 0i disability, desiring to TO enlist in this Corps. will present the hsmselyes to the Board of En- rolment for this District, at BridgepOIt, for ex' animation. CAPT '. N. DUNHAM.
 Provost Marshal 4th District.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
PROBATE.

A Ta Court of Probate holden ut LitcLfeld "A within and for the County of Litchield, on the 4th day of June, A. b. 1868
 Present Charles Adams, Judge
 Upon the petition of Arthur D. Catlin. Pa rent and Guardian to Edith EEza Cailin. mi nor showing 10 this Court that said minor is the owner of certainreal estate. situated about two miles southwesterly from the Court House in Litchfeld, 10 wit: One undivided third ol one piece. containing about eight acres, and one third of another piece containing about tensacIes, particularly desciibed in said peti- ton on file and praying for reasons set forth in said petition for an ord,r to sell the same
 H Is 0rdsscd. That raid petition be heard as the Probate Office in Litchfeld, on the 9th day of August. 1868, at 10 o'clock forenoon. and that notice thereof be given, by advertising ID . newspaper published in Itchfsld, three 9th day of August
 c rtiied from Record.
 stso CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-11
DIED.

srn this town, (Norsh6sld Society," May zSth, Wm. Elliott. aged 6l years.
 In Middietown, Jane 1st. Emily, wIfe of Henry Baldwin, and daughter of James T. Ca bles, of Morris, aged 1s. ..s.s .ssret. George H. stoddsrd. of the 2Ash Iowa of Capt. A. Stoddard, was killed at the battle of Chsmpion's Hills. Miss., May 18th. while bravely charging upon rebel battery.
 In woisottVills, Juno 1st, Lewis Walling; cred 21.
 Hart. son of Nelson J. and Augustus c. Bar nard, aged years, months, IA days.
 In Norfolk, May i2th, John Snyder, aged 60. May 10th, Laura. wife of John Snyder, aged 76.
 In Norfolk, May 24th. child of Alonso Rood, sged year.
 h Colebrook River, June 2d, Fidelia H., wife of N. I. Slocum, aged 66. The deceased vas sister of tho late D. E. Robinson of Hartford.
 In Towanda. Penn. May 4th, Adonijah Moody, native of H&rwinton, Conn. aged 76