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Wants to Sell.

Our old friend, w. l.. Farquhar, desires us TO say
that he sell his Grocery, No. % Main Street
Having Unlisted in the service Of his country in the
l2Ah Regiment. he will dispose Of his stock. which is
No l, on reasonable terms. Any desiring Ia pur
chase and engage good business cannot do better
than buy "Lingum' out, and carry on the Grocery
business Mt his old stand
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27
Fsnning Mills.

We are happy 10 learn that Messrs H. OSbcru ana
J. W Free have selected place for the anuf.e,nre
on large SCALE of their celebrated UNION FAx~I~s
MILLS for taking sss. eae.s eeeks and all other
impurities cut Of wheat also for cleaning corr. ear
''Hesas, H~aga'a., ke~p esd fnr seed on which thew
have secured four distinct claims BY Letters Patent,
dated Jan. leth 1854. This raill has circular bor
rontal and vertgal motion. producing the mos, perf,
results We wish them success, a xaic,r.ai Tanning
MIL Is much needed BY Farmers Mllers and Grain
Dealers. Address oGBGRN FREE, Richmond. Ind.
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DIED, on wednesday morning Dec. sd, 1858, after
a long illness, JONI FAsoLD, jr., aged . years.
WHEREAS Ii has pleased Our Father in Heaven"
10 take from midst Of number, and the
brethren of Whitewater Lodge, No. Al i. y. .. r..
jr n c. of this Lodge who has been thus called from
labor reward" therefore:
RESOLVED, That Whitewater Lodge No. Al, while
receiving this manifestation of the will Of tie Father
of Light will try and bow humbly, and hopeful sub
mission, 10 Him who doth all things WE'LL and say
in hearts 1.-The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken
away blessed be tine of the Lord"
RESOLVED, That in the removal Of our brother Pat
rarch John Fasold that better land above not only
have lost faithful, humane, jealous, vrtunus and
firm Id Fellow who ored for its advancement, but
suffering humanity has lost a friend whose hand
open relieve their wants and whose lips spoke
words of comfort the afflicted and distressed where
ever found.
RESOLVED, That in his short but brilliant journey
through life he has left example worthy of iml
taton and that will adopt his rule Of life by always
performing the offices of Friendship Love and Truth,
remembering that in the brief probation allotted
10 here erth the good i'll accomplish Is all
that shall live among men.
RESOLVED That the widow and orphan entitled to
sympathy in this their dark IN LIES
Journey and that viii do all in power to comfort
and support them while passing 10 that bright world
above"
RESOLVED That as a token of respect for his
memory we clothe the Lodge in tine habiiiments OF
mourning for thirty days.
RESOLVED, That the above be published in the City
papers and copy be sent u his bereyaed widow
JAS. l.. SNOW.
A. WOODWARD,
J. j. STOkER.
Committee.
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TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE.
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TO ANY rosT-oFrIcE IN TIE UNITED STATES.
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Five copies one year and extra copy the person
sending the club, $40
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son sending the club. SIS.
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person sending the chib. $50.
And the only magazine that be INTRODUCED into
the above clubs in place OF the Ladys Book is Arthur
Home Magazine
SPECIAL cLTBBTNG WITH OTHER MAGAZINES
Goiy's Lady's Book and Arthur's Home Magazine
both one for <3.50
Gcay's Laiy's Book and Harper's Magazine both
one year for $4-5a.
Cody, Harper, and Arthur VIII be sent one year on
receipt of IS so
Be careful and pay the postage on your .e.ter
Address L. A. GODEY.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

sSr Major Lyle, has resigned his Office in the sth
Cavalry. He came home last week, and intends TO
again enter the service. He deserves and hope he
will receive promotion at the hands ofcu worthy Gov
ernor.
Capt. Lee Yaryan, is at hons, in this city, on a
short furiouyh.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

GcThe First National Bank in this city, have de-
termined TO double their stock making II 200.
Joshua Holland. Isaac 7. Evans, VIM. :. Reid. +.
w. Warrington. A. +. Scott James Vanuxem jr., John
W. Grubbs, J. H. Norman, and James E. Reeves were
elected Directors Ia serve for year. At meeting
Of the Board Of Directors James E. Reeves elected
President, Z. W. Warrington Cashier, and c. W. Fer
guson, Teller.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

- The Treasurer of the Soldies's Relief Circle,
reports the receipts of the Society up Jan. 90 at
SiSS,3s-disbursem ents up time, from Oct. Is
$3.50, 02-eaving balance in the Treasury Of $3.50
This is small BALANCED but hope some measure may
Be adopted to increase it, that the usefulness of the
society, in relieving the necessities of the sick and
wounded soldiers, may be enlarged.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27
LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving and identifying
the human hair is again put up by the original propne
tor and is made with the same care, skill and
tention, which first created its immense and unprece
dened sales of million bottles annually! Its
still soli at IS large bottles. Two million bot
ties can easily be sold in when it is again known
that the katharon is only the delightful hair
dressing the world, but that cleanses the scalp
scurf and dandruf gives the hair a lively, rich uxuri
ant growth and prevents it from turning gray. These
are considerations worth knowing The kathairon has
been ties ed for twelve years. and is warrented
described. Any lady who values a beautiful head of
hair will the Kathairon. 1t is finely perfumed
cheap and valuable 1t is sold by all respectable deal
throughout the world
d. s. BARNES d CO.,
New York.
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The Nineteenth.

Lieut. Col Dudley of this gallant old Regiment, and
Col. w. T. Dennis will visit the Townships in tho
North part of the County during the coming week for
the purpose of filling the thnned ranks Of this brave
band Of Veterans from the Army of the Potomac
Due notice will be- given by posters.
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The Peoples great loan of $500 zoe ooo being all
Ken and there being demand for government Sc
euries' 1t IS probable that Congress viii authorize
io-ie ican-that is loan rcSeeuaahe in years, if
the Government chooses, or in FORTY in any
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

.ss-On announcing the fact that c. w. Julian
ried Miss Gidings, the Philosopher of the Broddre
has presented his vision Photographic scence of
Elijah and Elisha, and in this Hy mental event
thing .unfttng that Mr.. Giddings should let his mantle
fall upon his sou-in-law, Mr.. Julian. Mtons vision
vas certainly A pleasant one
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

"a For once, take pleasure in calling the at
tention Of readers adverti>cment.-t OF
Howe Stevens Family Dye Colors, in this days
paper These DYES have become household neceS-
sity. AMI general in their that many n well
dressed lady finds that article once rejected
of date is, by the aid of these Dyes, made as
rood as new.
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Notice.

Dr. Cooper will address the Friends of Progress, at
No Engine Hall, on Saturday and Sunday next, the
3oth and sIst of January. Meetings to be Saturday
evening at O'Clock Sunday morning at 10, and even
ing at o'clock. All are invited Ia attend.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

Ess~ Haincs is just rushing off his winter stock to
give for the spring AMI summer goods. The peo-
Pile get excited and rush in, the crowds already
there Go it, good people. No. y, Main ST., Is the
place for good bargains all the time.
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81 Plenty of goods left At No. % Main ST. not
outstanding the great rush there, for bargains since
New ear. HaineS nils up the stock; the crowds 90
away laosied with nice things spcudid chance for
sleighing parties who wish Dry goods.
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MARION HARLAND,

MARION HARlAND.
.Aaa,oress Of alone "Hidden PATH '"Noss Sde,''
= "-Nenae-i.,' and Hirsan,,
who will furnish stories for the Iadys Book for 1854
This alone will place the Ladv's Book in a literary
point of view far ahead of any other magazine.
Marion Harland writes for other magazine. Our
other favorite writers will all continue to furnish
ticles throughout the year.
THE BHsT
Lady's Magazine in the World, and the
Cheapest.
THE LITERATURE
is of that kind that can be read aloud in the family
circle, and the clergy in immense numbers are sub
scrbers for the Book.
THE MUSIC
is all ORIGINAL and would % the price
the Book in the music but most of il is copy
righted and cannot be obtained except in Cooley"
OUR STEEL ENGR1 TLVG&
All efforts to rival in this have ceased, and We
now stand alone in this department. giving as we do,
many more and infinitely better engravings that are
published in any other work
GODEy'S
IMMEsE DOUBLE SHEET FASHION
PLATES.
Containing from FIRE eren faH length Coaorod Fash
so.- on eac plate. Od.eer magazines giUe only t,ro.
FAR AHEAD OF ANY FASHIONS IN EUROPE
OR AMERICA.
The public alton Of these plates cost
$4,000 NORB
than Fasiion-plates of old stvle and nothing but
wonderfully large circulation enables to give them.
Other magazines cannot afford IT. We never spare
money when the public can be benefited.
These fashions may be relied on. Dresses may be
made after Them and the will subjecl her
self To redcule would be the if she visited the
large cities dressed after the style of the plates given
in some of so-called fashion magazines.
OUR WOOD ENGRA WINGS.
OF which we give twice or three times many as any
other magazine. are often mistaken for steel They
are so far superior to any others
LYT4TYONS
Beware Of them. Remember that the I-adv's Book
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Everything that Is useful ornamental In house
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OUR RECEIPTS
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LADIES' WORK TABLE
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HODEL COTTAGES
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~ Fresh arrival. New Goods opening a. No. q,
Main st. Ii is the place &c, good bargains Cal
soon and treat yourselves nice goods at reasonable
prices Recollecf Hsiness mode OF doing business
Large sales and small profits
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RnDOrf of City Clerk.

To the Mayor and Common Council Of the CITY cf Ri-
D,ond. Mdiaaa:
The undersigned, City Clerk, asks leave to report
the receipts per Treasurers pts, and Orders
and Bonds issued by him during the year ending, Dec.
81. 1853
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

SA-H is reported that Longstreet had been re-en-
forced BY Lee, and from other sources, the number
Of st-ou, 20 coo Troops
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

rs- The ED of hay in Illinois is 34o0 pounds to
the acre: Indiana, 347o Michigan 5000; Minnesota
1000; Missouri, 5000; Wisconsin, 1850
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

S<-WTson's resolution expeliinx Garret Davis. Of
Nv, from the Senate has been turned into q vote of
and Il is supposed ~ouh pass in that shaps.
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Report of City Treasurer

1NtPVTt
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Board Of Health VS.. Small Pox.

At meeting Of the Board of Health Of the City of
Richmond Ind held January 25th, 1864 the following
resolution ordered be the city papers for
publication
Resoioed, That being satisfied that the sm.h pox IS
prevailing a considerable extent within few miles
Of this citv; therefore, upon MI persons IN the
CITY and vicinity, the necessity oil beng vaccnatei
and having the children under care vacclnatei and
that the teachers in schools require their scholars
be vaccnated.
We do this precautionary MEASURE, and hope
our fellow citizens will second efforts TO prevent the
foul disease from gaining foothold amongst u.s.
Bv order of the Board Of Health.
las SMITH Sec c. W. WooLLES, Prest.
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The Great Rural and Family Week.

The Great Rural and Family Weekly!
NEW yOLUME-NEw FEATURE-NEw TYPE.
NuOORE's RURAL NEW-YORKER, long
IvH known the Bot anil Uost Popular AGRIcuLrC
RAIL- HoRTIr Gu LTURAL, LITERARY AND FAMILY NEWS
in this Country, will upon its Fifteenth
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volume will at least equal either OF its predecessors
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solved to effort expense to enhance the repu
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Always Loyal Practical and Progressive, THE RURAL
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In addition TO the above variety the RURAL for 1854
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Con luctei by Hon. HENRY $ RANDALL LII. D.,
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coded be far the best authority the subject in this
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p BARRY ESQ author of The Fruit Garden" and
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DAILY JOURNAL.
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CCDYsS LAOY'S BOOK

GREAT LITERARY AND PICTORIAL YEAR.
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that public which has enabled him to publish a maya
zine for the last thirty years of larger circulation
than any in America, has made arrangement with
the most popular authoress in the country
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-01-27

Dec. 81, 1S53.-By balance, City Indebtedness.
WIN. w. AUSTIN, City Clerk.
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NEW WINTER GOODS.
8TRATTAN8 CORNER!
SELECTED from the best stocks in New York and
ISPhiladelpha, and believed to comprise the choice
and latest imoratons consisting in part of Black and
new styles Fancy Dress Silks, French Merinoes All
Wool Poplins, choice Mohairs Oriental Luster, Half
Mourning Stripes, All Wool Piads Plain and figured
Alpacas, All Wool Delaines, &C., &c.
W N r e r s. n Aw LIS,
Consisting of Zephyr Nj xcd and Plaid Long bound 4
silk fringed Tibet, and Lcvantnc Square. -
Ladies' Cloths and 6ackings, &c.
IN MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
We are well prepared to meet the demand, Black AMI
Brown Cloths Black Doe Skins, Harris and Fancy Cas-
simcres, Tweeds, Satinetts, Jeans, &c.
Shoes, Ladies, Misses q Childrens,
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE.
Sets of fine limitations Of French China new s.ye very
good and cheap.
UMBRELLAS---Co and Silk.
To all Of which would respectfully ask the attention
Of the public. STRATTON SON
Richmond, Jan. 20, 1864 I,u
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Always Loyal Practical and Progressive, THE RURAL
is the FAyoRiTE FARM AND FiREsIDE Jou RNAL-argely
read and admired in both Town and Country Its
ample pages comprise Departments devoted TO, or
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-10-20
HOSTAGES FOR GUERRILLAs.

We learn that Sunday number Of citizens Of Alex
andria supposed to be sympsthiEers with the rebellion
were arrested by order Of the War Department, and
placed upon railroad train, which to out upon
the Manassas Gap railroad In the expectation Of securing
1t against the assaults Of gueras The Of the frat
party thus sent out hostages for the safety Of the train
are given as follows John Dangerfed, Edgar nowden
jr, DR. j. B. Johnson DR.. p B. Robertston Arthur Tsy-
lor, James A. Englsh, Rev. @. @. Biting, Dr. d. M.
French, and J. w. Stewart Every future train, it is
sad is to have placed board Of IL like number Of the
persons who have been arrested and held for that purpose
The Confederate gusrrlss made attack the Alex
sndria and Orange railroad west Of Fairfax Courthouse,
10 several places between midnight and yesterday morn
ing. They we're repulsed after brisk fight
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-10-20
BIDS FOR THE NATIONAL LOAN.

We understand that the work Of deciding upon the bids
for the loan Of closed at the Treasury De-
partment Saturday The bids were for fvetwenty six
per cent bonds There were. in all, four hundred and
ninety bids both single and compound and the entire
offered reached $50 253 45s OF this amount the bids
were Alta discount less than par $342 Oo0 from par to
one per cent, from 10 two per cent pre-
MUM, $275.0o0; from two to three, S1,l75000; from
three to four 1886 0c0 from four to ave. $1i620o from
Eve to sx $4,000; from six to aeven from seven
to eight $500 II will bc from the sbove that over
$l9 100000 were bid for at premium above one per
cent consequently the remaining e2l 900 to complete
the $4O 600 Joan will be taken from the series Of
fered between par and one per centum
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-10-20
CASE OF LIEUT.. c. G. PARSONS.

We are gratiied to learn from an announcement made
IN the Army and Ns Journal Saturday last that Frst
Lieut. O. O. Parsons, of the Fourth Regular Artillery,
who was summariy dismissed tho service on the 5th of
September last has been restored to his rank position
10 hs regiment with pay and allowances from theate of
mis- dismissal It will be remembered by readers that
Leus Parsons Dismissal grew out Of his connexon as
Judge Advocate with recent oourtmartia at West
Point which incurred the dspeasure of the Secretary of
War; Weare glad to find that, il Mr.. STANTON has i'm
pulses which sometimes lead him to exercise bis official
power with undue rgor also has impulses which prompt
him TO make reparation when convinced that injustice has
been done officer who has fallen under his disapproba.
ton and felt due to the merits Of the case to ami.
madvert with some severity upon his dealings towards
Lieut. Persons we take the pleasure in ,rdng
the act equally honorable to the Secretary and to that
officer, by which the latter has been renstated in the
service