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The Runlors ConeernInetHer Heath
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The Rum1OFS COnGernJngi Her Health
ist.-.HeF Dread OF Being P0iSoneti.
IA letter from Rome, i'm the, Gdsette dit
MtdS, gives same further details respect
ing the Princess Charlotte After sta
ting that in a first interview with the
ed with great earnestness the question
ofa Concordat with Mexico, and insisted
with much pertinacity on obtaining
from the Holy Father concessions
which he deemed inadmissab the let
ter says: st ~ M 1Ets EssF
.tThe Empress would not yield to the
arguments, supremely wise and equita.
BILE, with which the Holy Father met
her demands; she would continue dis
putting with him, and persisted with an
Incredible obstinhcy. In short, the rup-
,ture Between the Holy See and Mexico,
inrspfte of all the ability and tenacfty
OF purpose displayed by the Empress,
iBnow more ecomplete than beforelJ Her
Majesty hoWeveF3 3tis not SOC deserving
OF blame as might appear; all that was
irregular and eccentric in her conduct
toward the Holy Father must be at-i
trihuted to the nervoys excitement from
which, she has suffered so dong and
She went at last one morning at 8
O'Clock to the Pope without any pre-
vfous announcement; she declared to
him that she was the object of an afro
cious persecuti ion; that there were de-
signs on her 1fes that an attempt had
dB Rome; bthat She did not believe herr
self safe, and cOuldlnot dine there. The
Holy Father received her with. quite
p6ternaia Kindness tranq niIlized and.
treasured her, and rdered that dinner
should ba served FOR heFin the tibEary
rest of the day. In the evening an en-.
deavor was made TO- get heFlto return
TO the hotel, but she refused, constantly
repeating that she was tollnWGd by as
sSssinss aud that she believed herself
safe nOwherei:excep In the Vatican
Her mind then again wandered, and
She even Obj ted to EE allow. 81 glass OF
ordered anaRpRFtment 10 be prepared
for her in his palace where she passed
the night and the following day. She
was skilt there, not being ling tor quit
the Vatican, 5fnlRgiRing that she saw
mnrdeFeFS every y1Ehefets ready 20 take
her life. Several foreign dies were
tnyftad to pass the might hen. iIs5
she had sent away her Ladies OF honor
whom abe would mot allow to coma
near her. The par6xyiSm of lEjeIa Hon
appears to have been del eS1af afned by
dispatches Eecefyed this morning.
On the me subject q Paris letter In
the .N0JSUelt elti8te de- 1sOltR3l has the 6ollot=
"a According to letters nom ] Roma
rom a. strdsti orthS auth hof1Ey, ,lIer Mex
ican MaiestY, IS suffering from great
nervous EeiteulentS 6Eli N .no.r
wise excludes the exercise Of her rea-
soning daGul tie AThe agithttonis man
ifested ench time that there IS anyqpes-
ton 6f 6Tsxico OF that Afexieans aIe In
the presence Of her Majesty. .i3t Is Q
erisissW WhlchI above al requires both
bodily and mental ealm.n En-ssiss
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7s DR.. T. j. KIsHTER.
RCIECTTC - . MEnTrTMFa


NEW TREATMENT d NEW REMEDIES
oBFIGE, 8D8r., CENTRE fWIIEHI.Tlgt w. VA
nR K. HAVING SECURED THE SER.
IL VICES OF an intelligent assistant, who
cinesr putting up prescripfions, DC, van ena-
BILE him TO give more attention to out pa
tients. espeGlally e his many friends in the
hl8oWn ONCE and an delivered t6 MS pa-
tients by himself DR.. X. treats all diseases
lty is ahlcted. He hasa large number OF new
Ietneale-S !Whlch nave proved remarkably
Chronic diseases which heFstofore have lSesn y,
supposed to be incnfabla, among which nav
be named: Consunpti Ion, ScfOfnla. DiS.
Cancers and Skin Dtssase = EIiS mode 5Ci
treating LAYER Diseases, Stomach tanlaintG
BronehltiS and All dlsease9 OF the Throat
etdt8easeS OF the HelSrt, NeiiFa "a fnfIsn@1s
SPINAL A6Getions and all di eaEs9 A flle lSer.
tested Tito be the moSt certsin ana succaSSfni
ever Known 70 the medical profession. DR., K,
mas been emtnently gucceslful In the treat
MenstEul OhstTuctib IONS Painful MenstTnsti0n,
49uCuhe0, Uterine and .OVnTion Tuu1OI8
PEol3psps DteEi and all Nervous diseases 70
He InaFssa aspecialfy In tho treatment Of
an Chronic Aft6etiOnBo6 the GenIto Urinary
Organs, TiAt CataHth Of Bladder and uTetllra,
Irritable Bladder, and. Non.retentionl and
Gfayel, btabetig ana pimEult Urinating, sy-
3hOnaRhea Its comp lions and BeduaIlaa
sperma atoErhea and ImpOtengY, and all aheos
AlSb speein1 attention paid 20 the treatment
Of Ftstulas, White Swelling, 6crofnlotis
particularly with old tT0nbleSoma CaSes
ahond lQSe nottme to call nior afldress DIR,
RIBNER. Communications containing Gea
medicine cash. For visits IN city, M, -
other PhyHlciaua.F Odicar huuFN 0I A III N -
NIL y. =. M and 9 2. II. tool No
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N.B.4The President considers that
he has been shabbily treated, all things
considered3 by the Democrats. When
he was opposed to them they called
call him a snob and d tlemaRoguel He
says the Radicals and Democrats are
both against him, and the johnson
party has no existence.
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The Prospect OF Davis Trial.

The. recent correspo between
President Johnson and Attorney Gem
eral Stanbery, relative to further ac!
tion on the part OF the Executive to
bring JEFF. Davis to trial, has served I'd
enlighten the, public mind upon the
exact state of affairs. For the present;
at1eaat, and perhaps for some months
to come, says a newspaper correspond
dent at Fortress Monroe, IL Will occupy
Just the same position, and another
term of the United States Circuit Court
will be suffered to go by without any
action to try the prisoner being taken
by the judicial authorities. The legal
difficulties in the way of holding the
court at Richmond, in consequences. of
the adjournment from Norfolk in June
last, are serious detriment to its pro-
ceed1ngs, and 1t Is hardly doubtful now
month In Richmond, as was before
generally supposed. ThiA involves a
futher postponement of the. trial OF
Davis under the indictment of trea.
son presented at the last term
of the Circuit Court, and insI all
probability he will be kept in .confine-
ment the entire winter, and until the
spring term of'the Circuit Court, unless
Executive clemency grants himra pa
role and releases him from his con-
hnement. In December, when the 'Su-
preme Court ofthe UnitedS States meets,
Juuge Chase VIII be top busy to attend
70 any other than legal matters, and
the advocates of a speedy trial of Davis,
both in the North and South, have
nothing to hope, for from the present
actions of the Judicial authorities.
Neither is it,likely that afwrit of hubeGs
corpus will be issued upon the com.
mandant Of the Fortress, demanding
his dellyeBance to, the United States
Marshal, for Incarceration in q lYir-
ginia Statejail.l As long as he remains
8 prisoner in the hands of the United
States Government, he viii be ret tanned
beyond all lpossibi lity. of escape! = The
statements of United States District
Attorney Chandler to Attorney General
Stanbery confirm this view, and assign
two reasons fori,not removing Davis
latings to his lsafel keeping and the
9theE 70 his own personal comfort and
ueAlLna IfL rrsl -aa..-rlI IL. 10 l--l- .a.I
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GRAND UNIaUB CoNCERr.


FIrSEkTlnie In Bn& United BIRteS z
CThe snSnsg ge3rs talSeimnchl lpleasnre.in
Announcing the following programme
lof ofpertorm9pce, in, which WIN be recoR-
jnized some of the most noted perfOrm=
lers of the day, as well as the most won
iderfu1 instFumentsof theagef
PRo6RAGrArR.t
Overture to Politishanz. by. Nomences.
Solo on the Horn OF fplenty.....,la. NJ y.
Fireside Sons. g......ss! Madame IT. Kettle.
Trio on the Horns of Ea Dilemma ...-SiR-
nors Jolinsint, seHaEdt and Ray
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Quartette midnight SeEeuade1 ys.lg.S Sig
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Signors Thomasfo GtataIio and
YelIeri Blacaghti. j - pEe
Grand Drumming PeEfOrmances-"Th
/ .sttRolE OF GustomerSsa by the New
( York "Dhrig0 Drummers''-ftTBt
appearance since tl1eit return from
the Soueh.d i'si'' tif,5l =. - fss,ts t-9
Scotch Bagpipes-e -exhitine the per-
formeEs wonderful skill in chang
ing tune. YESig. u BG% Bennett.
Fishenmanis Ghornss with TEy=Rngle
Accompaniment by the Hun e9mpa-
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QuielEsteP FarWell to RiShnond
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Grand Connposfff fon4A Alabama Hoe-b6y
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PQpnlnr American Airs-phe Spit Tune
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Skeleton llta on sTtom-bonesS by the
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March ei Intellect Qento)-by a very
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large VtRB, in morocco and boQl.,..,....,.. 6 %
large ytAs, plain case, and book .......... al
boxes IN0s D l6,l and s OO
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i, DO yoo want to know my definition
Bigler, d retgrned Confederate soIier,
who believa hez seen enough nv war,
''its a man who goes a Roundabout way
to do deyilish mean thing. Deskin,
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NASH r.

t.,iiIia,j IoFFo1s tas 7bIeIO Blade. ft
The October EleetEOh.s. .Fhe Erect Ghe
Z, Result Pr6aaesd IN KehtGeky as
Narrated by lIr. NhSby." On =
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The Richmond palladium., 1866-05-31

CENTENARY MOVEMENT THE NJ. f. CHURCH-A
meeting OF Ministers and avmen Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Ia Richmond District North Indiana
Conference, preliminary to the celebration OF the
Centenary of American Methodisul, held at Pearl
Street Church on the afternoon and evening of the
24th inst. majority of the stations and circuits
represented. Hon. LEWIS BURK called to the
chair and JOAN w. HEAToS of Knightstown
elected Secretary.
The afternoon meeting was devoted mainly to bust
ness details. After some introductory remarks from
the chair statement was presented by Rev. w III.
Coon, OF the agents OF the Conference, settlrg
forth the objects contemplated in this Centennial Com
memoration with the plans adopted for the raising
and application OF the Centenary fund. This fol-
lowed by stirring appeal from Rev. A. EDDY, Pre-
siding Elder of the District and remarks from several
others. all evincng hearty concurrence in the object
A public meeting held i'll the evening. Adj
dresses delivered bv, Rev DR.. RosISsoS, Presi
dent of For; Wayne College and Rev. F. A. H.KDIN,
pastor of a church in Chicago Historical facts
presented exhibiting the marked success which,
under God has attended the labors nf the first cente-
nary OF American Nethodism and The obligation exis
ting part of her membership te Law appropriate
thank. offering upon the altar of God, constituting
fund that shall place the institutions of the Church
upon permanent basis and prepare way for still
extended labors and success during another
Centen' al period.
At late hour the meeting adjourned. carving with
them, is belle we'd, h her estimate of the vane of
priety OF great simultaneous effort in their behalf.
From indications already presented it IS confidently
believed that this great movement, embracing it
does the entire NJ. E. Church in the U. s. will prove
a success.
The whole of the 1866 is be devoted TO this
work. The month of October is apart for special
commemorative services throughout the entire con-
nexion of which notices will be given from time
time.
LEWIS BURK, Chm.
j. w UEAroN Sec'y
The Richmond palladium., 1866-05-31

ISDI.N TRoUBLEs-TheC Com missioner
of Indian Affairs has a communication
from the Superintendent, dated Lapose,
Arizona, April II, of an outbreak be
tween the whites and Indians, on the
Willows, on the road from Fort Majors
TO Prescott A party of five white men.
prospecting, had a camp there W bile
four of them were absent the Indians
killed the other. A party of armed
citizens Immediately went out aud killed
nine Indians, among them the Chief of
the Halspos, and several women and
children An alliance of Indians against
the whites is feared, owing 70 the in
sufficie ncy of troops stationed in that
Territory He also remarks that the
only safety for life and property on the
river is the establishment of the Indians
on the Reservation, to accomplish which
the presence of troops will be absolutely
necessary.
OIL CITY has been visited oy another conhagration.
and this BY the destructive which has ever
occurred there /, broke out Saturday and in short
time half the siness portion o the city il ashes.
Seventy. FIVE stores were burned eight hotels, forty
dwellings, one church and one seminary Over one
hundred and seventy-fve families rendered home
less The loss it is estimated, will TO one
million dollars which is insurance of only
one hundred thousand.
The cholera is increasing at Liverpool.
1t appears to have spread from the in
fected steamer Helvetia TO the land
Three more emigrants and the surgeon
OF the steamer have died. while there are
five patients in the workhouse on shore
These facts should admonish the author
tiles of all our cities not to relax their
vigilance in enforcing sanitary restric-
tions
The Richmond palladium., 1866-05-31
Our Indian Policy,

The country has yet to learn that
magnanimous friendly policy is needed
to solve our difficult Indian problem
The commissioner at W Washinoton has
lust received from the Governor and
Superintendent of Indian Affairs an ac-
count of the murder OF sixteen friendly
Indians in Idaho, who writes as follows
There were mussacred by n party of
citizens of Ada county, encouraged and
melted to do this cowardly deed by the
editor of the Idaho Statesman, James
s. Reynolds, than whom q greater scoun
drGl never lived. l make the following
abstract from his paper just after it
Sixteen Lo s have bit the dust We
long to see this vile race eXte minated
Every man who kills an Indit,l is pub
lie benefactor. Who will not emulate
this good example, and rid Us of these
nuisances These are the wretches the
Government pamper, and Governor Ly
on's sickly sentiment in favor of pre-
Sc. wing them is all bosh. We say kill
them off-the faster the better, without
distinction-nits make lice
There were but two grown males the
rest were women and children. The i'm
mediate settlers (miners) reported
ac ainst the marder and their statement
l snail Spud YOU III Il lew GAY >. StiC"lii4
that the Indians were defenceiess anil
peaceahle Ii anything will serve to
bring on q general Indian war. il is suc.i
acts as these. l have gathered the rest
of the tribe and placed them under the
protection of the military of this post
The excitement runs high. and l have
all l can do to carry ont my instructions
against the depraved moral sentiment
evinced toward the poor savage.
Things look stormy just now. but
when the road to the Indian country be
comes passable. l shall quiet the tteu
bled waters. In no case that l have ex-
amined, have found the '.red man the
aggressor. but invariably the trouble
springs from some fiendish outrage of
bad white men.
Very respectfully.
Your ohedien. servant,
CALEB LYON. of Lyonsdale.
Governor and Superintendent of Indian
Affairs
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED.

Gentlemen :'' had negro man worth ,200
who took cold from hurt in the leg, and useless
for over year. l had used everything could hear
of without benefit, until tried the Mexican Mustang
Linnlent. 1t soon effected permanent cure"
J. L. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June Il 1859.
81 take pleasure in recommending the Ne xican
Mustang Liniment valuable and Indispensable
ticle for Sprans, Sores, Scratches Calls Horses
Our have used it for Burns, Bruises Sores Rheu
matism, &c, and all say it acts like magic.
J.W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harm
dens Express.
g The sprain OF my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter entirely cured in one
week, after she commenced using your celebrated
Mustang Lniment ED. SEELY"
Gloucester, Mass Aug /, 1865.
1t is admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Linnent performs more in shorter time, on
and beast, than any article discovered.
Families, livery and planters should always have
il hand. Quick and it certainly is. All genu-
inc is wrapped in steel plate engravings bearing the
signature of G. ". Westbrook, Chemist, and the
prirdts [. 5. stamp of DEMAs BARNES i co. over
the top.
An effort has been made TO counterfeit it with
cheap stone plate label. Look closely,
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
The Richmond palladium., 1866-05-31
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH CO.

Il tbavius come 10 our knowledge that limitations
of the American Watch have been put upon the market
in great number, calculated by their utter worthless
ness to nure reputation of genuine products,
to protect interests and the public from impo-
sition We again publish the trade marks by which
Watches may invariably be known.
We manufacture four styles of Watches.
The FIRST has the
"AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham, Mass, en-
graved the inside plate.
The SECOND has the
"APPLEToN, TRACY s CO., Waltham. Mass,
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the
"P. 5. BARTLETT, walsham, Mass-," engraved on
the inside plate.
All the above STYLES have the name American Watch
Co. painted on the dial and are warranted in every
respect.
The FOURTH has the name
"wM ELLERY, Boston, Mass engraved the
inside plate, and is not named on the dial.
And the above described watches made of various
sizes and are sold in gold silver cases, may be
required.
Ii ishardly possible for accurately describe the
numerous limitations 10 which we have alluded. They
are usually inscribed with the nearly ap-
preaching escape the observation of the
unaecustouled buyer. Some represented made
BY the Uni Watch Co. of Boston, Mass,
such company existing. Some are NAMED the @Sol-
dier's ach, to De sold our Fourth or m Efery
stvle. usually known as the Soldiers watch."-
Others are named the Appleton Watch Co others
the p s BartLgy," instead OF P s. Bartlett; p
besides many varieties named IN such manner as to
convey the idea that they the Variable produc-
tons Of the American u atoh Company
We also caution the public an particularly soldiers
against buying certain articles CALLED watches. So
freely Advertised in illustrated papers Army.
Watches" s'officers' Watctes," Magic Time OBJ
servers- "srcsaa Watches, 6c., the prices Of which
are stated be frara sixteen dollars good
watch in these times. cannot be afforded for any such
moueF.
little attention on the part Of buyers viii protec.
them from zross imposition.
The Richmond palladium., 1866-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CA3D TO iNVALIDS.

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missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for
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whole train of disorders brought by baneful and
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cured bv this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the
recipe for preparing and using this med =, in seal
ed envelope any who needs it, Free Of CadTye
Please incose a post paid envelope, addressed to
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address
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The Richmond palladium., 1866-05-31

| They are to have a fox hunt in Elk
hart county before long. Several young
foxes have been secured and good deal
of fun is anticipated.
The dead body of male infant was
found buried near Fort Wayne, and the
jury returned verdict that the said
child came by its death at the hands of
some person or persons unknown.
In the Madison district, southeastern
Indiana Conference, during the last
month, 1900 additions to the church
were reported, and 900 conversions =
Since that. revivals are in progress, and
over 100 more are reported as having
been received on probation
The enumeration of the white male
inhabitants of New Albany, lately made
by the city assessor, gives the total num-
Der as twenty five hundred and forty
three. There were great many per
sons the assessor was unable to see, and
he thinks he will be able, against he fin
ishes the work, to swell the number to
over twenty six hundred.
The Richmond palladium., 1866-05-31
The Panic Means War.

Such is the judgment of the more
intelligent classes throughout Europe
They have all but unanimously conclud-
ed that Prussia and Italy are leagued to
attack Austria, and that Napoleon is Sc
cretly backing them. What was before
suspicloa became conviction when the
telegraph, on the 7th inst startled Cab
inets aud shattered Credit by flashing
abroad the speech made on the oh by
Napoleon to the Mayor of Auxerre. in
reponse to a plimentary address. It's
text is as follows:
II see with pleasure that the memory
of the First Empire has not been etfaced
from vour minds. Believe me, for nv
own part, | have inherited the feelings
entert: ined by the chief of my family
for this energetic and patriotic popula-
ton. who sustained the Emperor in good
as in evil fortune. | have a debt of
gratitude to discharge toward Gonne.
This department was the first to give me
its suffrages in 1913, because it knew,
with the majority of the French people,
that its interests were my interests, and
[ that / DETEsTED EQUALLY WITH THEM
THOSE TREATIES OF 1915 WHICH IT Is NOW
SOUGHT TO MAKE THE SOLE BASIS OF OUR
FOREIGN POLICY. l thank You for the
sentiments you have expressed toward
me- Among you | breathe freely, Tor it
IS among the working population, both
in town and country, that I lind the real
genius Of France
There is no mistaking this language
If great war is not at hand, its author
will evidently be sorely disappointed.
Hence every Stock Exchange in Europe
has the blind staggers hence the stop
page of payment by such gigantic and
hitherto solid concerns as Peto Il Belts,
railway kings. and Overend. Gurney Il
Co, bankers hence the increase of the
rate of interest by the Bank of England
to the extraordinary figure of ten per
cent Meantime, Europe arms, from
Messina to the Vistula, from the British
Channel to the Dardanelles; hence the
universal ana just apprehension of a war
as gigantic as and more costly than that
which hurled back the first Napoleon
from Moscow to Elba.
There is hardly chance that peace
can be preserved. Each OF the prospec-
tive belligerents charges the other with
the aggressive intent which each dis
claims each says it will not attack yet
each goes on arming to the teeth. though
Austria and Italy are virtually bankrupt,
and the Prussian king and his minister
know that they can only plunge their
country into a needless War in defiance
of their peoples wishes and protest,
Yet it is plain that, if War were not in
tended, such enormous, ruinous expen-
ses of preparation for it would not have
been incurred: so all, sadly or gladly.
lock confidently for War.
We shall now have q chance to return
some of the lectures read us by our
European monitors two to three years
ago, and to repGrchase some of the
bonds they bought of us (at very low
fgures) in our extremity With econo-
my. industry and good tariff, we may
ried out the storm just bursting, un-
harmed and unshaken.-[N \. I. Tribune.