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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-15
= STOCKHOLDERsI MEETTNG-

CORN EXCHANGE BANK,
. -, PHILADELPHIA, September 20 1884
senetA meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Corn Fx-
Snanse Bank Of Philadelphia viii be held AZ their Hank
W. houSe on THURSDAY, tho 2Oth day Of October next
cOck heon Tor the purpose OF taking into consde
de1i1ns on the question whether or not tue said
hAnh thSH become an association for carrying an ina
business Of Banking under the laws OF e IT5itsd sata
OF exercising the powers conferred by tho act OF tbe
utnerh Assembly Of this Common entitled N aet
enAong the banks OF this Commonwealth 10 become asso
Aons for the purpose OF banking under the laws of t6
unted states approved the 2d day August 1861 and
or proper. ~' w N'0V''a1y
BY order Of the Board Of Dlrcctors
93l-WsN i " TOppFy c..tt.-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07
Miss Flora Simmons.

This voufg lady is going around among our
eitizcus, procuring subscribers for the bdidnoPoit
D,1i J,ar,al, which She proposes delivering every
morning promptly. We hope she may obtain large
list, and the Legislature will b. shortly in session.
nat fact should be inducement GO citizens to
take the Jouru" II contains all the commercial iu-
tellgcnce by telegraph aud the latest news, and
It's delivered in Richmond just two hours and half
than the Cincinnati papers Tie also another
reasou why citizens s'lond take il in preference
congress will be in session, and the proceedings
IN $50 appear therein and this IS another good
for taking t. Besides al these reasons, the Jon
..r is printed at Cspi,s, and citizens should
foster home dsilies. II they desire 10 prosper it
i the Dt ry of every business TO sustain home
, pers FIRST and then if they afford it, TO help those
frorn distance and, we do not desire to lie esteem
ed selfish as each family should take both Week
iy and Daily paper, we suggest that those who
Ike the Paiiadn, subscribe for the Daily journal,
and that those who do not take paper. will suffer
neither sleep their slumber TO their
lids until the, have subscribed and paid Tico Dotlars
for the Palladium in advance. Now is the time %
tgic it The price Nay yoiss..
The Daily Journal will be delivered 10 subscribers in
in tA;s city, IT Tcalty cents per week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07
Agricultural Statistics.

The department OF Agriculture IS en-
abled. by means Of very fun reports
from its correspondents in almost every
county in the loyal States, to make up
an approximate statement Of the corps
for this year, which will go far toward
enabling farmers to estimate from tais
supply the probable produce. The fol
lowing condensed footing of the tables
thus made up have, therefore, the widest
interest.
The wheat corp for this year in round
numbers is 16l. 600 600 bushels, 10000
coo less than last year and 2o,o11,00
less than the year previous The corn
crop Is 53l ,000. 600 bushels. $4,000 600
more than for last year and 6.o00, 600
less than 1862 Rye is 20 100000, less
than the year before, Barley. 1l,00G.-
GOO. being half million less than tue
wear before Oats. 1T.ooh, 600. being a
half million moe than last year. and
6.o00. 900. more than 1862. BGckvLeat.
100000, being the same as in 1862, and
10000 more than 1868 Potatoes,
96, 000, 600. being 1. 600, 900 less than last
year. and l. 600, 600 less than the wear
before Tobacco. 197 DOC, 900 lbs, being
20. 600 900 less than last year and 5000
600 more than 1862. Hay, $4,000 900
tons, being 100000 less than each OF
the preceding years There has been
an average decrease in number of fatting
hogs of nearly three per cent. from last
year, The flax seed crop is from one 70
four per cent, larger than last year
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Daily Chicago Tribune.

We invite the attention Of readers, and. our bust
particularly, 10 the prospectus OF this ster-
l,g and uninching advocate OF the Union, on the only
tra, basis Liberty and Freedom Its motto is that
az the old pa;riot Jackson "Thc Union must and
h, he nresoryed and that + Sufficient Indication Of
~ political compile Iios for US 10 commend il.
The day il coming when Chicago viii he the mart
on the West, and our merchants purchase their
Goods there quite sdvantageousy, as they now do
Esst-in fact. quite number of articles can now be
purchased there on favorable terms.
The Tb,rs is devoted to the material and political
Interests Of the West and should b. sustaine by the
people Of the West preference 10 the Eastern pne-
,,ions who know little and less for Western in
tsrests and saptiunants.
We would be pleased 20 send goodly number OF
Subscribers the Tribune. For terms &C. see pros
pcctus
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

Al orderly awake the General Rose
Grams came-to the door in his night app
psrel, and, on lerrning the real STATE of
tA ngs..w ut into explosions Of laughter.
The eisc attrhtel tie members Of his
stat an vi erra dozen o-anore taialv
clad se.t.e,nsf aad eaatliegei around
him, the General composed himself
enough to accep: the delivery Of the
prisoners. and 10 appoint Bible Conmsn-
darin Cbier Of all the black troops IN
his dapart1o emf Boston Transcript
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07
A clergyman at Cambridge preached a

A clergyman at Cambridge preached q
sermon which one of his auditors com
mended Yes" said the gentleman to
whom it was mentioned, lit was good
sermon, but he stole it This was re
peated to the preacher. He resented it
and called ON the gentleman to retract-
Il am not" replied the aggressor, very
apt to retract my words; but in this in
stance. find was wrong, for on return
ing home and referring to the book
whence l thought il was taken, found
it was there.
E- Another National Bank has been
organized ut Indianapolis.
Not more than bali the hogs viii Be packed AZ this
point this season that last year Tsr-s Has Err
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

xy A mode of making paths or roads
.sr gas tar. and sand has been devised.
rhe path is first graded and covered
With and inch or two of sand, then the
tar of is put on, and finally covering
ef sand or gravel When the compound
has hardned. il Is said TO be very frm
and durable
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

= The Princess ROYAL If Prussia. Queen Victoria.
eldest daughter, has inst giEen birth TO another
- They going 10 introduce the Mexican freely
as an Illuminating ornament for ladies Aeat-iresse
the evening.
= The Surgeon Dentists II Boston ara going form
Protective Unioa- T1ear uaot,o viii be--Le.
ell RSil together" 1ez. a.4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

A wag tried to annoy popular preach
er by asking him whether the fatsed calf
OF the parable was male or female,
Female, to be sure" was the reply, "for
see the male yet alive in theTAesh before
- 49,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

NOR sale a, Sections Hay Press, deiirered any
II where in the Cify.-aA-o cash paid fer straw and
Hay at all times. By
STEPHEN SCOTTON,
Seventh Street, North Of Main, kscfuaond, Ind
Dec & 1913. 3.u
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07
u our devoted husband

The Paducha Federal Union says that
on Monday Gen. Meredith issued an order
permitting the resumption of trade and
importation of goods. In few hours
all was hustle and activity, stores were
opened as if by magic, and drays and
wagons were ST a premium. Merchant
feel again all right, and every body hopes
for q return of good times
FAll the newspapers in Cincinnati
observed Thanksgiving Day in proper
manner, except the Enquirer, which, as
there have been no disasters 10 the Fed
eral arms Of late, had nothing to be
thankful for
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

Official Vote 81 Enoiaaa for Pres iaen:-
Tbs f,ls.iu. ths olfIcsai vosa Of this STATE by
Congressional Disgrie reported by the MAEshsis
wao were arp,sus-d ceuect AMI compare tie vote
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

OCR copperhead friends are perfectly
Rarifed, meek, qaiet. peaceble; speech
less They evidently experienced Z
great change Whether born again,
or not. we hazard no opinion. There
may be mercy for such, but the article was
never so tested before. Watts says
..W-fiIe the lamp holds 81. u buru
Tie West sinner my return =
but he evi iently made no celebration
upon the existence Of suct sinners The
Lord may forgive them II he has mind
10, but we must think Of the matter a
spell.
In the mean time '.aIl is quiet on
Rock River Wisconsin, CHief.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07
Table of Distances

As matter OF interest we compile the following
table OF distances from Atlanta 70 the several points
mentioned as likely to be visited by Sherman
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07
T. Buchanan Reads Becitarions.

The Starr Hall full Of citizens, had rare graft
hessicn; On Friday night Nov. 18th, In hearing Mr.
7. BUcHAxAs READ recite many Of the riches Of bis
own muse with TASTE power and athos.
All his selections good AID his rhetoric artistic
and the audience gave .freqaent manifestations OF
their appreciation and delghtsbut the concluding re-
citation Of "sheriaan's Ndey was the gem of the
evenings entertainment. The poem Itself Is soul
stirring and oTerfowng glth ehyairic beauty, and
then the authors rendering Of il tal OF ami
nation spirit and force that piautits followed the
reading Of each verse and when the piece finish
ed the applause enthusiastic and long continued
During a recess in the reading Of Mr.. Read, Gel.
". T. Dennis recited very spirited liit!e poem,
ffes from his muse, entitled 'TushiEg'- Cruise.
The audience indebted 70 yr. Reads genius AMI
cultivation for the EVENING" enjoyment, AMI the
families q. absent soldiers indebted 20 his patriot
ism and Derslity for the material aid that will
to them Tun the proceeds Of the sale Of tickets Of
admission 70 hi reading, fr he would accept
hs personal expenses IN visiting us, from the receipts
Of the evening and finally, all indebted to Mr..
Joseph Williams for originating the idea of the enter
tainment, and applying the proceeds thereof to the
noble purpose Of aid soldiers famiiies-for pro-
curing the attendance of Mr. Read,-and for
ging, with lis assistants the whole affair from be-
ginning to ending.
The following is a statement Of the receipts and
pcndtures
Cash received ......- SI98. 80
Cash Expended
Fer Printers bill --.....- ..-...-. $1,000
=" Han rent, .-.----..-..-.--.. 500
Expenses Of trip 10 Gin, tele-
graphing, 4c..-------.--. 1900
bloomington House bill, .--..- 500 %. 90
Amt pail Ladies' Union Relief Association, $3.50. 50
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

~. We take pleasure in calling attention tho
advertisement Of Messrs; JEWELL GLAsIEE, in our
paper. From the character of the recommendations
which the Excelsior has received, II upquestinnaby i
valuable improvement in butter making.
We have examined the cinrh, AMI regtri i
simple and scent he in its construction, and ~n make
good its claim TO make butter and Of better
quality from II given amount Of cream, with the
leart la .af.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07
ssabmea8 and Hssm5 az5ea4 Com2aay
go

syELE sss.s-t-l,s-s AZ nc RicAa,rss .,aF NE.uis
< iS4in3y Comp en- trF~ E':Itsf 20 MT ~
r}~ H,ns hausa us Ii hu1 mi, Mon las the ~ lay
aeGt b-ts,,,1 ~ tc1Jrs - oae an Three
e'elseA- t. y ;e ,,,rgSe It voting sar suss-
r. IcinE the ussgIli-r ~ pi-stsrs. sui Also
Ser tiss rlcctior ~ RAaTt of lSFe Also
fss ~. parpasc. a. gttirr. usf tei~-. e VITA the
IA an Wes;arr Rat Het' Company. AlSr. tar
g. rurpos- = voting loan ic wiz ~. Eltors
.lai n l~il Nm gNil R-st C,-tst, nv
~ ,iaN >ilFB .Eisl >ier'y.
Dee 5sa- fs5t lite
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Price Of tho Cincinnati Times.

The Following are thc terms n MS eNseiHht IanNy
rsper for the ensuing year
i. ,,,-ic Subscribers 81 90 Per year.
laos. Subscribers = IS per year, each
,nhs Of rs anstupvarl Sc. .-.l 80 per wear. each.
single Subscription, SIX 49,
months .':' '.'' 1901 %
No subscription received for less than SIX months
After club Is formed. single subscribers be
9icd by the gett-r up OF the club at the rate
The editor thus M tie good qualities OF tee
lines
FIRST For the high tore ~ its editorials.
Second For the extent and honesty Of is views.
Third For its excellent original ard selected mis-
sellaneous matter. :.
Fourth For its extensive army espcndenee all
Of reliable character and from the pens Of men OF
experience in such matters.
Fifth For its able and clear review OF the markets,
trefuy prepared for this paper alone and always 70
s, depended on.
lastly. For the general excellence OF the Weekly
a,r1,S as Family Journal second to none in the
tn,tsd States and squsilei out BY few.
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The ott,- sise Of s.,e or-s.;on.

Ealsr sh.> heat us kt.ax. lls ~ states
ISL. aud makes some brief c.,,au,eais upon
them when deserve reinezi-csion in LOYAL
Middle Tennessee 'raSmueh as !, x aHig mel
that here are several ? = 49,. SOS region hei
% Val a. tie, should Re. THE Why slys:
W hear feguea. sag aiais q. the crurl
Treatment - reh-,s d tie Feiral authorities.
sad rhe s.eS2., l>i0 % he Lincoln AUTHORITIES.
I'll grace rne, cap aryi great man, Uoi'n
esss In Il, - II = 20 set owes a Ksu'ursS L.
;a =. D-a.e a aFs8y. aul e. IT ana raa
= e,t =. "a the c.S stata 49, acoa n
Jai-- ttt ale un c.soft 'ls.f t'sl lat a -.
a - .r,-a al receive a.. d ,, t,,Re- ~ $
ia he. snap which u.rr iE.t On ,, .faE -
scsuu@E,. c's.zsao u l;}aun1 eo9niy Pts were
ES,! a. tAe csascFlp; camp nor h ot ;t> city.
and hg sear Cainn men we've Nrceri a. S'a"9
the e sfi4 49,. ae las; With th-if hands ra
TIE, =iap.a ae >ra. j.ss a hlcset "-Nges,
~A~ 'FH
.-.-... as.
4esass 81 s~,geetea
ats "a
MN. $3.50. a,ss -: .aaa-a is..ey, sla.s
ka 49, JaFrs..as rs E--sr-.i ,,su eNer 'ISs u, Las.
l'enT,-~>ys W matter il - IaAux cAt'.~ ~ye
Al -A:utiresed, "ad p ~ 1-sry protection papes
these Iusa must aaa wsl DE e 'jtes veutpgc
b.ca int ~ eaIH3s7 ~ svypE >"t ~ '1
the sam -tGrt-, " b. ~as e,vr ,-
would flFi a. 4 IS la
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

FxNsIf, ,r}erSze3 viii r,yre biiS proposals
I'll toe 9s;A i~t. - araa, fnrte sale 81 the ailow
me Real Estate slanrsH- g shs Secret Of Friends A
III * arrnzrl sitnat 8 t Fort Wsvne Avenue.
krsaNiEs ant ~tSS2fFss STR IS. containing about
farsr''gr:hs 81 arrs- W.T. two Fran Buildings
- bv - q each. Tass hcacllss thu buildings will
be reserved Also fa{ No 81 ;. +. Corner OF Prank
Ia alrf SasSs>iras STREETS.
f.rGt,- 0e- tcustA % purchase Down. bal
in ifye oquA ttuE, Iayna,a;s with interest pay
st1s 1s!l~ srcuAg>-i " l1stris-ssge.
F.>>->>sss S,yrs' Eossn i>So iefa. 70 lss ~ Iesa
ursrr. i~s5
E5~ resr4 - t2's
estfs sfsss3S
A5iaf - Ak.
tIktsfS Sk@ At-a%
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07
T y. GOODWIN.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Ii, lS64
Z. $ Editors in Indiana, in endly to
temperance, are respectfully requested to
CnnN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

a rauaed Fruit c. satsups-
X Straw berries Tom toes. Blacstss-rie-
Extra Peaches, Iszs 25eFrses ard Pluns-
Tomato Catsa,. Walnut do.
LONDON Club Sauce.
Worcester shire do.
PIckeis OF VARIOUS kinds. Salad Oils.
81 Main st. c. W BARNES / CO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

ExEnpLARY.-The4 4th and 5th wards
Of tais city have filed their qootas under
both calls. and are out Of the draft. We
see no good reason Why the others ssuld not
be. II proper effort 10 made. II
oolv wsnts . little money to encourage re-
., ute. and ~ Ars Of the opinion that the pso-
pie Of those ward. esn produce It % veil ~
those OF the 4lb and 6'h. The draft is staring
you 10 the face. and II somsthing 10 not done
I'm "edisaeiy you will undsrstssd the resuls.-
You have got Just 60 much work to perform
and there 10 no use 10 trying TO shiSk tho 70.
sponsibil'y. Aeesiegs should be called, OIL
lectioos taken, and isdussmsnts offered.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

The following impostsat despatch. received
by Col. 0sisr, sxplsiBs itsslf
tBy telegraph from Washington, Feb. 20; "a. ]
To Lr, Col W N GaiRR:
On end after March 6rst eighteen hendrsd
and six'y. sour. (1s64) and until ,r her orders
premium Of ff cen (l5) dollars for ~ accert-
ed veteran recruit. Ard . premium Of ten (lO)
dollars tor an accepted recruit not . veteran
siil BE- paid from tAe draft aud substitute
fund uadsr the regulstions that nov govern
the payment Of tbs premiums Of twenty v>6vs
(25) aud fifteen (l5) dol srs for accepted re-
oruits (Signsdl j. B Far,
Pm a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

0AiAa 0UoCans.-Dr. q. A. Doilsr h
hsvisg great sssssss b sbs sssasosss sf Cas-
ssss, Tsnsss. ssssssls. sPsInsssry Glssasss.
I'll Chrosis dlsss. y ssd dilRssltiss psssliss y
he 1baIals sysaso. Ms6y sUoais dlssasss Asvs
bssa stsssssd ssssessslly - tsn Isse =
svslvs vsshA sasss iissssiss . - gsass On
der th. tssssssss Of saissst pAyslsisos.
These diseases readily Yielded e bic sfsat-
nsnt. Over 6vs hasdrsd sssss vsfs treated
By him while st Ottanss, and. strange 70
ssy. his record shoss that they vsrs'trsatsd
sosssssfalD. vitA tis sasspsios osoes. pasissl
10 swssty Of The Whole suabsr tts1esd. Dis.
easss sG he Eye not iss.sdsd. OF tAis DELI
este o-gsn there we're four hundrsd and DIZZY.
two ps,isst& Of snis samtss h9s vsss ten
eases only that did not receive permanent
ssd iaesisg bsss6s i,oa tesasossS darisg his
stay in Ouuava. love. froo Jslv Let, 1858.
70 Feb. lst, 1884.
Dr.. F.. hes sov eeoe b ,D0sopost b make
. pernsssss sssldsies. spd nom his pest -.
ssss u sssssiog shas slas n dissasoS pesslain-
cd " the regular issslsy issuslbss, WI, -
shosld give 70 the ssiEdfisg hos n : sess6y
delivery iron disease and pain. ayhss b .
lists HE services snd msdisinss q behaM 81 On
invalid hs wants to lssl snd ksSw 16st hs he's
ssh.ses 70 10 sll for thso theeGn BE- dose.
therefore delay not, % prossastlssslon 10 dan
gsrous. .ssaea
Office snd consult Dg room st his rssfde,ee
southeast corner Sixth aod Brsdy streets.
9. A. FUrL.a, n. D.
OruxwA, Iowa. nss.slss, 1853.
This 10 to certify that hsvs been afflicted
With Dyspepsia sinss vs. aboat Eve years
old. splitting up my vietuals thss s4bad o at
any time 10 my life will BE- thirty years
old next June. and this disease 4Dyspep eis has
been . source Of great spnoDsscs TO mo nv
whole life. | had tried medical aid until out
Of heart, and dsspsissd ever bsiog . souad
man. But thanks to the ruler Of oil things for
sending % skilled . man to our mi let 90 DR..
Foiier. He has entirely cured and man Of NJ
contrary to the expectations Of sll my frisnds.
Fellow suffseers. apply to Dr. Fuslsr and you
will soon realize the value Of good treat
msnt 1sE
N. A..McPHsasoN.
OrruxwA, Aug Sd, 1858.
To whom 1t may concern:
This is to certify that when I came to DR..
Fuller. July 2Sd. 1888, my eyes were 90 very
40. that l could not see to tell male from .
female person few rode from me. have
been under his treatment since, and can now
see we'll enough % l can see any visible object
near by or as distance. l ca0 also see com.
mou newspaper prist. What b best Of oil, bic
trsetment h 90 very mild. not after The fash
ion Of the esustic preparations eommenly used
by occuiists had . trial of them few years
ago. and have received more benefit from tha
treatment Of DR.. Fuller 10 ton days. than re-
ceive three years ago from an5oeulist 10 three
months. to cay nothing Of tie euffsriug en-
dured. would chserfuliy rscomnend all
thoee sffiicted With sore syesfo call on DR..
Fuller without delay. gt
Aost respectfully you're.
AsO. RUssELL.
Feb 90 -d& van. te
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Tns 4rn wAaD.-Ths quota Of the
4th wsrd tas been flled. but the bounty
nonsy which The sitissss II shas ward hsvs
promised to pay hes not bsss raised. Citissss
sf that ward. vhe have not donated to the
sssss. ere ssqsssssd 70 cell ssd osks their de-
pesit With ". 2. Kidder iom.d diassiy. II you
sasset give $50. give What you can.
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toe bic spring stoek.