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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-15
ISD. Nil. AGsSCY
LOUISVILLE KY, MAY, 3lst, 1864.

On my arrival the Fails CITY," after spending
weeks my old home, Richmond, found my health
and strength much improved ami have been closely
engaged since. my return.
The Hospitals filled up AMI more crowded, than
before, since have been here.
There said be cen fifteen Is AMI seven
teen ~ thousand sick AMI wounded soldiers, in she
Hospitals in this us,ent the present time, and
others coming in every day. A large per cent
are wounded. The Surgeon of Brown" Hospital, toe
Yesterday, that there seventy five 75) per
cent Of the in his Hospital. unlei. 10 conse-
quence of the numer being large there is great
lack of Hospital stores of all kinds There is a con-
slant demand for rags, lint baniages &c. and know
that If tine good people of Richmond and vicinity, knew
the of the case there would be supply
forthcoming.
Ifyour people at HON, could the GRUB, Z for it
IL nothing else that IS given to these poor soldiers,
they would ,cel that they could day night,
until the better supplied.
will give you statement of the dinner set
Drown Hospital situated about three mics south of
this city, where there thousand men, with all
manner of wounds, and diseases. When the table
for the men, went in, and found each plate,
piece of lat meat two pieces OF light bread and small
portion of "a stuff, they CALI bread pudding This
bread padding , is made of all TIE scraps Of bread
that left At meal put in pot, an boiled up
gcther, into kind OF mush and small portion OF
that put each plate and it is called bread pudding.
For supper, they get bowl of coffee, and dry bread
and for breakfast they get the This is fancy
sketch but painful reality.
The Hospitals all out of Potatoes. The "Regu-
htions" give them Potatoes and Beans but they have
not been able to get them supply 50 large number
Of men, as are here at this time
Tell the people TO send all that is to eat
and it shall inset with proper distribution.
Yours,
JASON HAN.
Ind. Nil. Agent
p. ). have not failed 70 obtain Military passes
Nashville. Tennessee, for all citizens that
here But given TO go south of Nashville.
J. Ii.
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From the i24th.

Lieut.. CAL. JOHNSON, writing to the zSegrus under
date of May 22d from near Cassville, Geo" says:
IL is now months since the l24th Regiment left
Richmond and verify II has been through the "dint
mill" Ii has marched over five hundred miles foot
under the most unfavorable cirbums tances. While
many small regiments have seven wagons for their
baggage and amhuances for their sick. We have at
time had more than on wagon and nary aubuls
Our men have been compelled 70 carry their baggage
sick well. and when from sheer exhaustion,
often the case they compelled fall by the
roadside. their comrades were compelled 20 60 and
leave them. not knowing how they were cared for
Other regiments provided with transportation for
their cooking utensils. Our ren have had 10 do all
their cooking in a small tin bucket-nlake their coffee
cook their beans in fact prepare all their food in this
ut,usi Some - blame for this culpabe
negligence. aud when the dsy OF reckoning oomss and
Il WILL hopa the bamc will attach II the prop
person. No blame, however IS attributed to our
field officers. They share hariships with
Col Burgess, Col Orr. and Major Nef, fare like the
They have 10 shelter them from the
clemeney Of the weather, but compelled % take II
4 comes.
The health Of the regiment is better than could be
expected under the circumstances. There ia consd-
trable darrea AMI nux but mlst OF the latter
ccciscnei BY exhaustion from marching.
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From the 57th Indiana.

We have been permitted 70 persue letter from Or.
w L. Menienhall. Chief Surgeon Of the 5.th - his
father DR.. J. r. Menienhsl Of this City. da:ei
Daa. Georgia, June %. lin which he gives the annexed
list Of woualed and Killed. belonging that regiment
He SAYS: "our loss, far, numbers thirtv-of
which were killed, nortaIy woundei, and the
rest, with two exceptions, severely. This is about
two thirds Of the whole loss OF the Division The pro-
portion Of wounds has been far greater than
usual The actual loss the service 10 the 5-ta VII
be more hy far frcm the 50 WOUNDED here than III.
Mission RiSe There SIX Of them that viii
BE- able for iitsry duty again"
worSpEp.-Co. A. Thomas G. Orr, Right Elbow
Slight
g. c. Robert Brown Lett Hip. FRACTURED: Lieut.
J. = Bale lyer Ea-at Thigh, severe; Alexandra
Mass &c. Right Lung.
c.. ID. Paul ;. HINT. Head severe: John Hull. Left
Thigh, severe; VIM. W. Mullen. Right Thigh. Anpu-
tAtci. Euos Veal. Let Arm nputa.ei; Lntaer Crs-
nor. Head, Slightly.
CO. Z. James johnson, Right Leg, severe; Philip
Herschuiln- Iai2h, severe.
CO. r. Jeremiah Sullivan, Left Thigh. Frsctursd;
.aS pa H. att, Left Thigh Fr.eturei
CO. C.. VIM Seward Bars sever, " T. Brcoks Leo
Shouier, Fractured; Sierhe, 4. A.ier, Let Hip.
we're; JACOB Caris;, Right Ankla. Fractured.
Co. H. y m sims. Lett Snrulser. Severe: Leu.
J. w Wilson. Right Arm. Ampu;asei; James r. Cox.
Abdomen. Joseph Henderson,. Left Arm. Am
trf EIbow Fracturei; Cyrus Glance. Spine, Mortal.
Co T. Benjamin T. Bow man. Lower Jaw. Fractured;
VIM Graves Forehead. Shgat: Jesse NILS Left foo;
Slight; Ephriam Forrest Left Thigh. Severe.
krLIyp-Co b. John Willis.
c. Robert A Muuss.
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Diarrhea and DySen,ery.-we h.,

Diarrhea and Dysentery.-We have examined
a number Of letters from the most prom
inent citizens Of Cincinnati and Covngton ETC. speak
ing in the highest of DIR. Strck!aui's Anti
Cholers Mixture for tae diarrhes and dysea-
tcrv. The letters to long n publish Mr. Wool.
OF Covington. be was pronounced ncursbe by TIE
best doctors N Cincinnati and one bottle Of Dr. St-ck
lands Anti Cholera Mixture effected permanent cur
after suffering for months with worst form of diar
rhra and dy ssntery-
Another SAYS be discharged from the United
States after suffering in the hospital for month.
incurab,e. ami last resource tried Sricktant's
Ant -Choera Mixture he got well directly and has now
entered the arulv sgs1n In good health. One man
he hiss cured eight very bad case. Of
dahna and dy seutery N tie barracks he was in with
bottle Of this valuable medicine Ia fact we couE
fill halt paper With liar items from these et.erx
WHY does not our government secure this valuable
PREPARATION Our army ought % be supplied with IL
II IS bot snort time Of men iaii IN rery
low condition OF Cincinnati Hosui,alS his
wife for tie doctors cousiisri his an hon.
less She, however. gave hirn St-ckl.nt's Iu:
Cholera Mixture. and N three weeks be was ahIe 10
return home with his wife 10 Nevz RicL noni Ono
AL these right .: hnC.e speak for ,heuselye,
We hope all the solers viii put bottle OF i; ia ,b,r
knapsacks. 1t may sAre taeE or Of their COM
r.dcs. Il for sale By druggists 50 cents per bot;
Is-
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Council Proceedings Regular Meeting

TUESDAY EVENING. June Z, 1864.
Council met at u clock, T. NJ
Present-all the members. Minutes
read and approved
PErITIoNs-To construct cistern In
the neighborhood of Ninth street and
Railroad Referred to Committee on til e
7 Fire Companies
To grade and gravel the Alley running
North from Vine, between Fifth and
\ Sixth streets. Granted
\ To abate the nuisance OF the pond of
mud water on North side Of Noble street,
East OF Fort Wayne Avenue. Referred
to the street Committee.
To postpone the grading and gravel
ling of Ally between Franklin and Ma
rion, from Market to " alnut streets
Granted.
Reports froC. Committee on streets, in
favor of vacating the Alley East of Van
neman, Feid i Cos. Cooper shop, and
substituting an Alley proposed. A re-
monstance to said vacation being pres
ented, the subject was referred to Select
Committee consisting Of Messrs. Roberts
Taylor and Vaughan.
An Ordinance To amend an Ordinance
relative to licenses was read the first and
second times and engrossed for q third
reading at next meeting.
Resolutions Passed-That the sum of
$1,000 be appropriated for the support of
the families Of the 100 day volunteers in
Capt Mounts company, not to exceed
S35 To each of said families.
To Issue an order for 1890 to pay $40
bounty allowed to each volunteer in the
hundred days service
L. l.. Taylor bond as Market Master
was presente and accepted.
The Treasurer reported borrowingS2,-
200 for the use of the City at per cent
Mr.. Jeremiah Hadley was elected Coun-
Gilman vice Mr.. J. j. Conley, removed
from LIST Ward
BILL. ALLoWE
Street Work-S400,75 Gas-S03.6S;
Poiice-W. Zimm herman, S34 90: f.. j.
Salter, $500; j. j. Roney, S34,75; S.
TX. wilkins, Sl6.25; f. Taylor, s39 90; j.
Wheelan, SlS,75; r. Penny, $3.50; II.
Downing, $3.50: Seaman. $3.50; A
NJ Dowell, $50. Market House-Chas
l.. Taylor, Si,5o. Incidcntal-Samson
d Ross, SOC, Nordyke d Co, $500.
Adjourned until the next regular meet
ing.
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Horticultural Association.
edmond, 9th mo. 18th, "a.


The meeting was called to order By the Secretary
the President and Vice Presiden. being absent,
ton, Major Isaac kinley appointed President for
the day. The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and adopted.
The committee on By Laws, continued. The fol-
lowing report from the committee appointed at last
meeting, report the Canada Thistles, growing
within the corporation of Richmond read by the
President:
The Committee appointed to examine certain thstles
growing the fair grounds in the South part of the
City Corporation-an TO report the best means Of
destroying he ssme-respectfully submit the follow
ing:
/. That they have examined the thisties, and found
them Dc the Circium Arvense or the Canada thstes
These thstles now grow pretty denssly over space
of four square rods aud appear to be spreading
rapidly.
2. The Canada thistle is known TO be extremely tie
nacious of life J. C. Teas experienced horticu-
tursst of Raysvlle Ind writes: ave sailed one small
patch las; and ii did not aplearso We have
bought barrel of salt, and try it further; J.
J. Themes a noted fruit grower and writer sgricu
tnre says they easily ersdicated by frequent and
repea ted hoeing cutting off below the surface.
The Committee respectfully recommend tina. the plan
proposed by Thomas be adopted unlsr the circum-
the mos, practicable. E. y. TEAS, Chairman
After the report was read, W T. Dennis read some
from the Albany Cultiyator, showing the
trene difficulty there is, in eradicating the Canada
Thistle; which appears agree in the main, with the
report read He proposed that should be hired
to dig all the if they or fee:
deep.
r. T. Reed thought that incessant cutting would
gradually extirpate them.
b. Strattan, mentioned that he had experienced
great difficulty, in eradicatng plant, which he had
the ground 20 inches deep but found that continual
cutting off, was the only way to kill the nuisance.
On motion X. T. Reel, Benjamin Strattan and E. Y.
Teas appointei to that the Canada Thistles
the fair ground DESTROYED. AMI draw on the
Treasury for the expense The Secretary reported that
he lad correspondent with Dr. Warler, about giving
address but that the DR. thought he could not
account of pressing engagements.
W. T. Dennis exhibited Gypsum, which he had
brought from Michigan where il is very much used
in powdered state, top dressing for clover.
James Hamton's fine specimens Austen Shaker
Triomphe de Gand, and Wilson's Albany Strawberries.
which those present enjoyed eating Newton Wether-
aid two varieties OF Sorghum Wine, one very good;
r. T. Reed q fine boquet Of roses: And there were
several ne specimens of Canada Thistle the table.
The discussion next meeting, to be held June,
18th is the best method Of counteractng the droush
Adjourned
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Ladies National Covenant.

We published the proceedings of the
nrst meeting held in Washington City,
inaugurating the Dress Reform move
ment In the Cincinnati Gazette Of Fri
day week. appears an extended notice Of
the proceedings of the Ladies at \ meet
ing in Cooper Institute, New York. which
concludes with the following sensible and
practical advice, which we cannot too
strongly commend to the serious consid
Grafton Of our Lady readers
while the women of America are per
fecting national organization to prac-
tice individual economy. and while the
distinctive national dress is being invent
ed, we exho-t every woman TO find out
her own duty and do it, without consult
ing the rest of the world Let her hus
band her recourses, and take care OF the
resources or her husband Let her gov
ern her expenses hy her own income, look
ing only for the rainy day that is sure &c
come. and not by any imagined prosper
ity Of the country, or by the eNpendi
ture Of others And when hundreds o.
thousands of brave men are giving ui
their homes. kindred and their lives fol
the country, and sre leaving families &c
poverty and distress, and 10 the hare
wages which woman's labor receives o.
woman, let them not mock this heroisU
and this affection. by giving themselves
croits for patriotism and selfdeniai, anc
for saving the nation. by foregoing i'm
ported luxuries when domestic ones car
be substituted without Inconvenience. OF
by . retrenchment of their personal ex
penditure, which contemplates no devo
ton of the savings to the relief Of ware
distresses
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A New Grape The subscriber has

A New Grape The subscriber has
now on hand, ready for Transplant ting, a
small lot of ;. Griffiths Native Prolific
Grape at his residence ON south eth
street, near Main; in pots.-cheap for
cash Some Of the above grapes from
Ohio were exhibited to some of our citi-
zens, and to the Horticultural Society Of
this city last fall, and pronounced to be
a superior grape. They were originally,
about % years ago, brought from Pitts
burg. Pa, to Cadiz, O., and are large.
deep blue hardy grape, ripening the first
week in the ninth month.
ELI c. GRIFFITH.
Richmond, 9th mo. 18th, 81.
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~ At this Of the year Coughs Colds,
TIoa-seness ami other affections of the Thros. and
Lungs prevails MADAME ZADoC PoRTER'S CT
RATIVE RALSAM is 4 certain and immediate cure.
No IA mv should be without bottle IN the house. II
is only IS cents sni Will be found werth many dol
lars fer the of the above complaints Is IS for
sale by all Druggists, AT 3 and SO cents per bottle
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Cincinnati Il Chicago Railroad ENte

siOn.-The work OF laying the iron on this line has
been commenced, and will be pushed forward with
vigur Immense quantities of iron are daily arriving
upon the ground and everything IS being done to in
sure the early completion of this gap which will give
the Air Line independent road into Chicago. The
Extension strikes off from the old line short distance
south of La Crosse Station and passes through
Crown Point and other towns, and enters the city in
the neighborhood OF the track of the Northwestern
Road and probably it from the suburbs into the
depot of that company.
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Djarrhea Remedy

A. w Davis, Marshheld. Gaines township. rioga
county Pa, wishes to communicate 10 the world the
following valuable and speedy cure for dysentery,
diarrhea ac.:
Smart weed. two parts tansy, one part ginseng.
one part made into a strong tea and drank every hour
or half hour about onethrd half teacupful at 4
time Iftaken in larger doses it does no injury, and
never fails cure attacks tie says his father
has used II with good effect for forty years, and among
all 10 whom be has recommended il, has never know
il 10 fail and hopes that may be especially beneficial
TO the soldiers who fighting tor the 81
constitutional liberty which constitutes free speech,
free soil and free men.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BtC At, Positive
and Specific Remedy for diseases of the Bladder lid
neys Gravel. and Dropsical SwelIngs.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion, asd
eSctes the Absorbents into healthy action, nv which
the Waerv Calcareous depositiou- and an unnatu-
raj engagements reduced well pain and in
fla animation.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
F"r Weakness arising from E1cesses, Habits Of
Dissipation, Early Indscrstion OF Abuse. attended
with the following symp,oms:--
IndispositioR to E1ertiop, Loss ~ Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty OF breathing.
Weak Nerves. Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wskefuilnsss.
Dmncss OF Vision, Pain in the back,
Universal Lassi,ud. Of the Vascular System.
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body !
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruptione on the Face
Palls,d Coun.enarce
These 81 pt0n,, If allowed ~ 60 or, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
Yapoe1ey, Fsvay, EDlepsie FL,
In of which the Patent may expire.
Who say tina. they not fneeuently followed
by those "Direful Diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many Of the car.e Of their suffering
But none will confess the RECORD Of the in.
sane asylums.
AND MELANCHOLY DEATus ~ COSsrNpY,oS hear
ample witness TO the Truth u the assertion.
The Co,s.asssn .Secs-d 9sa Orgaa;- a-eaL...,
the System
Which HeinAOid-. extract .Buchu invariably
A Trial VIII convince the mos. identical
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March %, "a.

Is composition Of astrnzenis absorbens. stC1plants
and caruainatves, which eveTv ptIysiaH 2eknov hedges
. the onlv preparation that all EFFECT p-ru.n-n;
cGrs OF DiarrhRa and 4 Tse;ery- This A1ti-Cheers
Mixture several OF army nos pltlls
where Eves the greatest satisfaction IL has saFei
the lives thousands Of solers and citizens, and
we viii guAraiutee be the beat Remedy she world
for Diarr.sra and Dysent=-y.
Nr Gods Of Covin-tor, Kv. vii De most happy 70
satisfy anv one the virt-le of StrickiAads Ann
Cbolers Mixture: IN fact have great number 0.
,ess,nnials from pati0as who have been cured after
being trunouncei ncursSe by their physicians.
After taxing oliy ooo bottle Of Srckiands
Mx:are II you su:s.r With Llarrhoea AID Dysacsery
try eca bottle
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Onward to Richmond =

Onward to Richmond w here You
can get the superior HAND PowKR Looms.
FLYING Shuttle. Weayes, simply by
turning q crank that's all Also. the I'm
surpassed Cutting Box, now being made
in the most durable style, and of the
best material. Also, Bee Hives, and Pat
tern Work
Orders by mail, promptly attended to-
Call on Sixth St, two squares South OF
Main. Richmond, Ind.
Wood Choppers Wanted immediately.
THos G. THOMPSON
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Leg Broken -,

Leg Broken Monday morning week, Mr. John
Brandt, Jr, Supt OF the Gin. Chi. A. L. r. R.,
tarUwn rcm ais horse AMI had hi. leg badly fractured
between the knee and thigh Mr. Brandt has had tel
egraphic wires extended 20 his h the of
9TH and Main, and Is thus enabled 20 give his personal
attention TO the interests Of the rad.
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We notice that Mr.. Davidson has put up Two larger
sizes of prxo~'s BLACKBERRY CARsTSATIyE which
he sells at 80 cents and 90 per bottle. This he has
dome upou urgent solicitation of many persons who
use IL in their families as the safes; and remedy
that can be obtained for Dyscntery and Dsrrhoea Is
will be found cheaper ge, the largest size bns those
no. acquainted with the virtue of this popular remedy
can find out its value BY trying twenty fFe cent bot
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No. 4.
PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
SYMMETRY OF FORM.


SYMMETRY OF FORM.
YOUR HEALTH AND MENTAL POWERS,
By using that Safe, Pleasant, Pepulsr, sid Specific
Remedy knownas
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BCCHC
Read the Advertisement in another column, and
profit BY it
DISEASES AND SYMPTOMS ENUMERATED
Gu. il out AMI preserveit il. You may require
Bat MI, F4fsrs Dug.
at gives health AMI viSor 70 tie frame,
And bloom to the pslli3 cheek
Is Saves Long Suffering and Exposure.
B<.sars q Co-.arfe.s.I GArs. G.araa.<-d
I
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@For Life-Like Licensees, known
to remain longer than any other. go TO
Boswelrs Gallery. Sign Of the Big
Gamers, " est Main Street
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NICHOLSON Bro opposite Branch Bank, pre-
pared 10 furnish all with standard and ce
aneous Books, School Books. Blank Books, Stationery,
all the literary and scientific Newspapers and ga
Zines Wall Paper Of every style and price, Lthogra.
Picture Frames, &c. Drop in ard take look tlcr
assortment
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Another Prime Lot OF SuEaai

Another Prime Lot OF Sun,mo. Goods. Ist
received and opened tie Bee Hire Store of D.
Crawford. Those who consult economy will nc: IL.
to GO there imulediae'y. and make their selections
The best and lovely patterns of Carpet. in tic
city can there be had Call aud see for yourselves.
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Highly useful articles. such

Highly useful articles. such as no househol
get along without, always be found AZ the Sto~
and Tinware store OF Ezra Sye Fort WAYNE Avenue
Such articles, for instance, Stoves Tinw.re Hol-
low-ware, Pumps, &c BE also does up all jobs of Tin
and Sheetrou work the best style AID reasonable
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Yoa ought no. 70 be without such q valuable
medicines. The Cincinnati Sztionsl Ial5n, Of April
24sh SAYS that thousands of .olers have been
saved b. the use Of Sticka13's Au-Choiera MIXTURE.
For -a!e By Dauggis.s At 80 cents pr bots.s-
80 For sale a. PlGInHsr kellys; Sampson +
Rosa and az Z. Pets s Seas, RichE1or1, Ind
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State Of Indiana. Wayne Co., 8. S.

Elzabeth Clark In the Wavne Circuit Court.
vs.. August Term A. d. 1884.
Samuel Clark J Divorce No. I4l4.
ElE 1T KNOWN. That on this Seth aay Of Nav,
- 1854 the above nan-i Plaintiff, by John c.
ar1dSe Attorney, filed IN the Office OF the Clerk Of
sle ayne Circuit Court, her Uplaint against said
defendant in the above entitled together with the
afndast o. compe.eut person that said de'en isnt,
Samuel Clark is = resident of the State of Indiana
S1it te.enteut SAMUEL Clark, taere:are, Is hereby
notified OF the fling AMI pending of sail complaint
against him. and tat unless he appears and answers
dmurs thereto,a the calling the said the
ond ds OF the Term of said Court bc begun snd
held at the Court House in Centrevie. toe first
MONDAY OF August next, said complaint and the mat
tiers and thins therein contained and alleged, viii be
taken true and the said will be held and de-
terminei in his abs ence.
g. Witness SAM B. SCHLAGIE Clerk and the
~ Seal of said Court, Cent-evi.ls. TIN. SuiL
day OF May 1864.
SAMUEL B. SCHIAGLE Cier1.
JOHN c. HITRIGE, Atty o. PHI.
May 5oth, 1854. S-w.sl.