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The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

REMARKABLE CURE OF STIFF KNEE
By ALLCOCk-S POROUS PLASTERS.-

How many persons from stepping piece Of or
ange peel, have been lamea for life. A ease which
might have been Of this kind has just been brought
our notIce- gentleman, from placing the heel OF
ms boot On a piece q orange pssl, suddenly
thrown down, and violently sprained his knee. he
was SIX months confined the house though he had
the best medical advice As last resort very eali-
neut physician called In 10 see if ANYTHING more
could be done After examination he said: NV opin-
sou is YOUR knee will never be bent again" He
commended that the whole leg and knee should be en-
casd IN plaster of Paris bandage which would ac-
ceerate the permanent stidening of tue knee. and
sad, the sooIer II was done the better" But the
patient, before trying the application and having a
sun knee for LIE savsloped l. N Porous Plasers.
and IN less Than months his knee was perfectly
cured.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York
By the yard single plaster. Sold by dealers in med
icines.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
Horticultural Fair,

Now at Starr Hall, tonight and tomorrow night,
and during to-day and to morrow, presents attrac
tions worthy the attention Of all citizens and
should fail to attend The ladies' OF the Soldiers
Aid Society there with their tables groanng with
refreshmens. Go and the productions of our Iior
ticuu al friends and patronize the ladies for the bene
6t OF soldiers.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

Cs- Our efficient City Marshall, by his uiouitab
energy is accompiishing good work for the health
the city, in having all naisances promptly removed,
and making ample preparations to meet the cheated
term" with cleanliness, If not with coolness. God
bless Bro Zimmerman
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

Sale of Land.-We invite the special attention Of
our readers to the advertisement in two-days paper
Of the sale of 100 Of land in the North part of
this county at auction, the Sth day of July next
This land is now owned by John Holm ysworth
and IS situated Immediately on the Turnpike Now is
the time 70 pitch in" for good farm
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
Fourth of July Celebration. =

Good Templers of this city. purpose celebra-
ting the Fourth OF July. here, and it is expect
ed that other similar temperance organizations
throughout the county and district, will be pres
eIt and participate in the festivities Of the day
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
CHAIR BOTTOMING.

The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens,
of Richmond, and vicinity that he is prepared Bor
TON CHAIRs-elther with RUsu SPLIT, in the
best manner and on fair terms. Shop the n.
West corner of Front and Man-3d door from the
eornsr-cpposite Mason's Cabinet Ware Rooms. Call
and mine my work. SAMUEL KING.
Richmond, June !, 1865 -
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
40 MAIN STREET,

Having the largest and varied stock of Notions,
Toys, Willow Ware and Ch1.sn's Wagons, in Eastern
Indiana would call the attention of purchasers the
same, guaranteeing entire satisfaction in all
To the wholesale buyer, pledge ourselves TO sell
low can be purchased III any narke. in the West.
Call and see, EMSWILER & CROKER.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

The Commissioners Court commenced its sessioL
at Centreviie, last Mosday. Il viii coatin5..
throughout THE week. Quite number of licenses -
sell liquor will before the Commissoners, fr
adjustment Some Of the applicants will be Corte-
forded-soue Pierced and others sent % one. locker
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

~ The NINTH NATIONAL BANK THE CRY OF
NEW YoRK.-Joseph L. Orvis, Pre-ident-has been
Of the enterprisng and successful agents for
the various Government lo1ns. Over fifty million
dollars have been placed in the hands of the people
through its agency within nine months, and it
adverses n furnish the 73o Notes by express free
of charge, in all parts of the country. Its object is
patriotic and the high reputation of its officers, as
well its capital of million dollars, is sure guar
that the 1905 subscribed for through its agency
will be promptly forwarded.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
HTWe see bv the Eaton Reoistar

0rWe see by the Eaton Register, that
Miss Hogan, assisted by Prof Knauer,
G. W. Ross, J. B. Hogan and others, will
give Concert of Instrumental and Vo-
cal Music there on the 18th We assure
our Eaton friends that they will be well
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
RICHMOND INSURANCE AGENCY

In this old established Office there are, Fire In
surance Companies represented, where aggregate
capital annoosts TO upwards of, ~ taa Il
Twenty FIVE Millions Of Dollars!
ANON theDare the "HoxE. :" a3 AM ArrAS," "AHc
re" "LosILLARp." "CoS7INESTAL," and "CoRS Ex
CHANGE" all of New York "PH4SIx," of Hartford ::
the .LIvEKPooL and LoSpoS and GLoBR," and tho
"DAYres" and "FIREXESs,' of Dayton, Ohio.
The subscriber both the participating and
nou-par;icpassng nlanscan insure all kinds Of prop
ertv equitable terms Losses adjusted here, an
promptly paid.
Hs Is also Agent for those popular Life Insurane
Companies the aSEcrsrrr- Of New York, and n
"ETSA," Of Hartford, whose terms liberal .
those Of any other Company. WM. BELL,
@TZkM Nor AIY PUpLfc. q
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
WHISPERS! WHISPERS !,

Do you want Whiskers Noustaches Our Gre
clan Compound will force them to grow the smooth
est face chin, hair on bald heads in SIX Weeks
Price, Sl0o. Sentby mail anywhere, closely sealed
receipt of price.
Address, WARNER CO., Box l3s, Brooklyn
n Y. SLY.
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JOSEPH T. INMAN,

The B's.-B faithful-B houest-B gooi-B in
dustrsous-B star yourselves and go the Bee Hive
Store" Of DANIEL b. CRAWFORD, No. 46, Main-st..
for Bargains His Carpets Of beautiful patterns,
and his stock of Dry Goods worthy Of e1auai-
nation by those who viii B satisfied when they find
the very best that bought for their special bene
-
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

OrE MAKKET SYsTEx.-In consequence Of the sys-
TEN Of shameless e1 torton in vogue among the
ket huckster people beginning tax Of the pro-
priety Of selling the market squares aud aboshng
the entire marke, system. While paying but little
rent, insurance, and nothing for repairs, the
ket hucksters by Of combination conspiracy,
TO continually extor from the sities Of
the people, higher prices for their ruck than be
obtained for articles Of the kind by rocers,
who pay high rents and insurance There really is
little necessity for public market, almost very
square in the city has grocery and shop
Unless the market people themselves with
moderate skinning, they should be abolished as pu5
lie nuisances.- : Lsdimapo{i. Journal.
E0We are in the same fix here-con-
binatio.s rule the market, and the same
articles can be purchased of our grocers
at one half or one-third the price de
manded at the market house In view of
the scarcity of buildings in our city, and
the uselessness of the mark ct house nine
months Of each year, a friend suggests
that the city convert it into dwellings,
and rent them
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

&N- The strawberry and ice cream supper, given by
the members OF the First Presbyterian Church at the
Starr Hall un Tuesday night last, was success-a
little rising hundred dollars the net proceeds,
realized for the benefit Of the church.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

PRISON w r. HoLLoAwY
of the Indianapolis Journal, was in the
old Pal few minutes last Saturday
His wife is at the Water Cure Establish
ment in the vicinity of this city. and we
are pleased to learn that she is rapidly
recovering, from the severe Illness she
has been sometime afflicted with.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
A CARD TO INVAllDS.

Clergyman. while residing in South America
missionary. discovered safe and simple remedy for
the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought by banefui and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine, seal
ed envelope, any who needs it, Free Of CAargc.
Please inciose postpaid envelope, addressed to
ycurself.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

F We ask the special attention Of our readers 10
the complete stock of Paper Hangngs a. friend 5
G. Dugdale's establishment No. 9s, Ma:n-s, The
latest and pre;tiest styles in the city are there.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

sac-AcMEAS Bios, Henry Hall Building, opposite
the First National Bank, is certainly the place &c,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps-latest styles all sold
at reasonable prices.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

E0we had a delightful serenade from human n
gels on Tuesday night last. We heartily return
sincere thanks Tor the vistaton-itwasa most glori-
Gus Benefit, and enioyei it "muehly."
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

WANTED.-Ten active canvassing Agents, 70 op-
crate in city and country apply at No. South Fifth
street. or address Box No. 297 Richmond. Ind
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

OF We find the following in one Of cur ex,
changes:
Thirty persons iet Dunham, England, ior
the Sal, Lake, lately. The emigrants nearly
eli bore the name Of Virgins.
Although the Wiggins's are quite numerous
in this city and vicinity, there's none Of them.
"Salt Lake" inclined, hke their namesakes
above alluded to.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

kF Our friend JOS l.. DAVIDSON.
started on Tuesday week last.for Des
Moines, Iowa. From thence he expects
IL visit Missouri.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

~ The public still manifest appreciation of
handsome and cheap goods by keeping all hands busy
at Strattan's Corner.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
U. S. $40 Six per cent
cOLD-REARlNC BONDS

Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The notes of the Third Series precisely similar
in form and privileges TO the Seven Thirtes already
sold except that TO itself the
option of paving in gold coin at per cent
instead of in currency. Subscribers will deduct the
interest currency up July l5th at the time when
they subscribe.
The delivery of Of the third series Of the
Seven Thirtes will the lst OF June and
will be made promptly and continuously after that
date.
The slight change made in the conditions O.
this THIRD SERIES affects only the matter
of interest. The pay ment in geld if made, will be
equivalent the currency interest Of the higher rate
The specie payments, in the event of which
only will the option pay interest in Gold be availed
Of would reduce and equaze prices that purchases
made with six per cent in gold would be fully equal TO
those made with and three tenths psr cent in
currency. This is
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
Livery, Sale and Feed stabas.

The unaers-ysei also keep LIvEKr, SXLE an
FEED sTABLE, ubers she rrsse usl- 80 ap~r-
sanas ataa times Carriages Brggtes, afies
Private Families aud Weddings. Prices ver- res
sorabie,
~LryEKY STABLE. N the rear ~f Gait Hcoeai
Patronage IS respectfully solested -~As
Riehnsai, Ind Aue 81, 1854 .BgEA4 r1sdsTl
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

All articles under this head VIII receive full and
proper attention bv regular committees thss
purpose ami pre- miums viii be awarded accorIiup 10
the merits of said articles
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

WHISPERS !! Those wishing fine set Of whiskers
nice moustache, a beautiful head of glossy hair
will please read the card of THUS. F. CHAPMAN in
another part of this paper 2-3m
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

G~A"iodss u some vast wilderssss-sous bouDd-
lsss eoutguisy of shade-woald during this 'hssssd
tsru," b. i.desd very pleasant and refreshing, We
Imagine, u ses
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
GREAT
Popular Loan Of the People.

Less than $3.50 ,OO0 600 of the Loan authorized by
the last Congress are now the market. This
amount at the rate at which it is being absorbed,
will all be subscribed for within sixty days when the
notes will undoubtedly command premium, as has
unormerly been the case closing the subscriptions
to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section OF
the country NAV be afforded facilities for taking the
loan the National Banks, State Banks, and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions att par. Subscribers will Sc
lect their agents in whom they have confidence,
and who only 70 be responsible for the delivery
of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAI COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, PhRaae{pkia.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the
First National Bank, Richmond, -
First National Bank Ceuterville
First National Bank, Cambridge CITY.
Richmond National Bank, Richmond
Citizens Bank, Richmond.
Nay Is 1885.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08

WHTE hare 10; of Flesh Brushes, Flesh
w Gloves. and Bathing Tow els. for sale low.
PLCNMER KELLY. I
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08


SYMPTOMS.
The symptoms Of CasarrA are q 1Fss vegy sl1gA6
Persons IND they have . esll. tAas shey Asss ~.
auent attacks, And are nere sensitive - ~
changes Of temperature. In this eaalifjsa. ~
nose may BE dry, or . slight liseAAfge. sAin -
aerid, aftefvafd thick and aAAeaivs nay ensne.
As the disease beeones eAroate. tha AhehnRD0
are increased In aHaltiiy anl ehaneeA n enallu,
they arc rov thick and heavy. anA aRe hsUAeA -
eougsed on. The seefetions are eGensive, eausang
Q bad breath: the veice thiek and nnaal; shs e1us
are weak; The sense Of smell = lessene1 - -.
stroyed; deafness freqGently takes Dlses. q
Another COMMON and Important synDeea oS
Ca,arrh is, that the persoa b obliged 70 clear his
throat in the morning OF . thiek Or sliny naeeas.
when this takes place the Derssn nay - s1Fs sAas
lose NO time in arresting II.
The above are but fev Of the many Catarrhal
Symptoms Write for ear psmDhles 1eserfhang
fully all synpsens; n viii seat FRER . aay
address-
We are daily receiving letters frsn sslliess u
the army, and Others In all para or the vnjen, vhe
cannot procure n from Druggists, enelesing %
for one. or IS for three bottles Of this nelidna,
and also numerous testinenlals fron these using
IL, bearing evidence Of its lnEallible merits.
CALL for sEEIYEs CArARRH RENEDY ana take
NO other. hnot sold By drusgfsts In yeaP Vicinity
you cal enclose the money In letter to -, a1a ve
will send the medicine By Express.
Address Or. D. N. SEELYE ( Co. Chicago.
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

Now offered by the Government, and its superior ad-
vantages make it the
The Richmond palladium., 1865-06-08
SYMPTOMS,

e!asls Bottle viii lass . nsstA-ss b .ssA I
SEss . day
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16

In the confederate house. on Wednesday,
this amendment was agreed to, by yeas 40
nays q. 50 the bill is passed, and only
awaits the signature JEFF Davis to become
a law. Mr.. Miles, of South Carolina,
announced that he should have voted
against it had he not been afraid. The
bill, in brief, authorizes the president OF
the confederacy, in order to provide addi-
tional forces to repel invasion, maintain
the rightful possession of the Confederate
States, secure their independence, and
preserve their institutions, to ask for and
accept from the owners of slaves the serv-
ice of such number of able-bodied men as
he may deem expedient, for and during
the war, to perform military service in
whatever capacity he may direct. Should
sufficient number not be rendered. the
president is then required to call on all of
the states for their quota Of 100000 men.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK. March H.
Troops to the number Of 800 per day
leave here for the front.
The elegant gold medal and the resolu-
tons voted by congress were presented to
Gen. Grant on saturday.
The Herald's correspondent in front Of
kinston, n c., dated 18th, gives the
following account of the fighting there,
"On Wednesday, the Shit, the enemy:
consisting of Hoke's division, made a
determined effort to turn our left flank.
They came up rather unexpectedly and
furiously, and the consequence was the
loss on our part Of a large portion Of two
regiments. who were hanked by superior
numbers. The LETT Of the line, held by
the ID division of Gen Garter, fought
desperately, resor;ing to the bayonct when
their ammunition was exhausted. 10
compensate for the losses here, Col. Say
acc, Of the 18th New York Cayalry. made
detcur on the rear, aad captured Yearly
100 prisoners.
The same afternoon an attack was
made on our right and repulsed without
loss. Cen Schoield came up in the
aftern Jon aud assumed command Night
coming on, the action ceased. Capt. Fish,
of the 18th New York cavalry, had lost
two small howitzers. and Capt kelsey S
artillery had lost Napoleon gun. We
had taken perha ps two hundred prisoners
during the day.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16

old maids would certainly be useful in re-
pulsing the enemy. They are sometimes
good in an attack.
BY all means draft congressman. They
might do little good in the army, and
they are of no possible good where they
are.
Editors of war newspapers should be
drafted in body. They have penned
war articles so long, they should be them
selves penned by the "articles of war"
Conscript all lawyers-their charges
would be most disastrous to the enemy
BY all means take the doctors-thcy
make vigorous charges, and are sure to
kill at once, or totally exhaust the resour-
ces of the enemy.
And then take the preachers, whose
long sieges would be sure to weary the en-
envy, put them to sleep and make him an
easy prey.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16

THE NATIONAL BURDEN.-Notwith-
standing the large yield from the extra in
come tax, it is known that recent returns
from the internal revenue have not come
UP to expectations. In the month of
January the yield was not million day,
while it should be at least eleven hundred
thousand dollars every dayin the year; and
even with that sum we should have to
borrow something like fourteen hundred
thousand dollars daily, to meet our ex-
penditures. Itrequires about 50 800 900
to pay for every twcntyfour hours of our
national existence. Golden hours indeed,
re ours,-or @reenback hours, if you like
that better. Our annual national expen-
diturc is now at the rate of 5000, 900, 900
or more, exceeding by onc-half the outlay
that England ever made when she was
engaged in her mighty struggle with
Napoleon. A loyal contemporary puts it
at about 81 900 900 900, or So ,000,0 900
day-but We cannot think it quite SO bad
as that-Boston Troeeter.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16
The Next Draft.

Yes, reader, the nrrt draft; and perhaps
the next; and still the ncrt, is as sure to
come as time rolls on. The administra-
ton has announced it.-not the time when
it will come, nor the number of men to be
called for; these will be determined here
after,-but the plain, unvarnished fact
that another draft will be made Chicago,
and Cook County, Ills, thought the re-
cent enrolment and quota there unjust
They sent dcputation Of prominent citi-
xens 20 Washington to have the matter
investigated and erroIs corrected. When
they laid the matter before old Abe, and
his man Friday. Secretary Stanton, they
were gravely informed that no errors
could now be corrected, but promised they
would be allowed for in the nert call
When will the people learn to distrust the
demagogues who bear rule in the chief
places of the nation? Every draft is the
last: each time men are called for they tell
us these c all they want; they will be
amply sufficient to wipe out the rebellion.
And yet call succeeds call, draft follows
draft-the burdens, instead of becoming
lighter, grow more and moro heavy, and
the rubellion which was at first TO have
been squelched in ninety days, yet exists
in formidable proportions. Notwithstand-
ing all this, however, we still hear the old
Story that the rebellion is "about played
OUT and connot possibly last through the
present summer Yet 'vi gorous prose
cution" of the drafting business still goe
on, and the authorities at Washington tel
Us it will continue to go on for some time
to come. The people by dint of almost
superhuman exertions raise money and
men, to answer one call, and forthwith
they arc notified to get ready for the ner,
draft. For our part we have lost all con
fdencc whatever in the ability, foresight
honesty and integrity of the leading lights
of Lincoln abolitionism The old doctrine
Of unadulterated G2rrisonian abolitionism
was an honest, outspoken sentiment in
favor of disunion to accomplish Negro
freedom, but the late additions of the arti
Gle, as enunciated By tho ruling dynasty al
Washington: IRE. to say the least. more
wary if not less honest, ard tend as surely
to the same end
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16
TIE DIR TT.
suggestions Concerning II.

1t is well-known fact that blind men
have the sense of touch more fully devel-
oped than those who see Draft few
regiments of blind men to feel the position
and strength of the enemy. No exemp-
tons granted on the ground that they
cant see It,
Blind men and lame men might be
drafted together, the blind men 10 90 into
battle carrying the lame on their backs
Men who have lost one, or even both.
of their arms, should no longer be except.
The government is prepared to arm any
quantity of men on the shortest possible
notice.
idiots shouldn't be dcbarred the pr;vi.
lego Of serving their country in the ranks
when We have 50 many among our gener-
ais
Draft in the lunatic asyums-the mad
der men get the better they fight.
Men who have aged and infirm mothers
dependent upon them for support should
no longer be exempt. They can send the
old women to the poor house-most of
them do anyhow
Dumb men ought to make the most ser
viccable soldiers, as they can't cry "quar-
ter" their motto must be "no surrender "
1t is absurd to exempt fat men, they
are SO well calculated to ill up the deple-
ted ranks of the army. If you want to
crush the enemy by precipitating upon
them large bodies oftroops, let fat men be
drafted by all means.
Confirmed drunkards have been objec-
ted to because they are not SO anxious to
whip the enemy as they are to have the
enemy treat A regiment of them armed
with rifle whisky, and sustained by bat
terry of delrium tremens, would do great
execution-to somebody.
have not heretofore favored the idea
Of drafting the other sex hut a brigade oil
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16

Some time since when the petition was
in circulation asking an appropriation for
n County bounty to volunteers some unu-
sually pious abolitionist laboring in the
cause of the blessed niger, concocted and
put in circulation the story that the Coun-
ty Auditor had said he would not call the
Board of Commissioners together for that
purpose. Mr. Thompson Informs us that
he never made such statement, and we re-
fer to the matter now simply to show to
what depths of meanness some OF our abo-
lition friends can descend Some men
imbued with great moral idea" think
it no harm to lie. if thereby an opponent
is to be injured or little malice gratife |.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-16

CoLUMBlA.-Columbia, the capital OF
South Carolina, stands on the left bank of
the Congarec River just below the con-
fuence Of the Broad and Soluda, and
occupies beautiful plain 200 feet above
the bed of the stream. Population in
1860, S,0e3-being the second city in the
State, Charleston having 1.2l0. Column
bia is the seat Of the South Carolina Col
lege State Insane Asylum, Presbyterian
Theological College, Military School,
several academies, etc. With a less
population. there are more educational
institutions than at the capital Of our own
State, where Gov Lewis wrote his recent
message containing disquisition on The
Ignorance Of the South 2waukce
Ne1cs