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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-

SENATE.
HI. CHANDLER introduced bill to regulate
the transportation Of nltFo-glyccrnc. which WAS
IT. nESpERs0f S in'Seaueea % LII t. rceul.te
appointments to and removals from Office.
The bull was ordtred 10 be printed
BY lhr Pres,dent ana confirmed BY tue sena,e. snall
be removable by the President un]e.s the zame be
consented to By the senatc. provided members OF
e shoHt the es Of ,bc seps Il
6xed Term Of any oflce, however, expires during
The recce Of the Senate The President may appoint
Eeded: Officers Nhose appsiouneut Is By the
President o. heads Of departments alone,
snnie.s The President may suspend during
my corrupt Or diahonest oaee hoides, and appoin;
Il lie ne1. ssnste h IL se ise. 10 10
aittt such commencement, The Senate TO e1erci,e
action. DO suspended officer to receive pay.
In case OF sutpen,ioq. Th,ch lhe Sen.
sS F e action %es such e se
can't, and no ealary allowed No person rejected by
the Senate shall be again appointed BY The Prea,-
point aDy person to h4 4 vacancy happening during
1he recexe caused bT DEATH teslguat1op Of e1pIsa-
lion ol tenn not depending upon the Will of the
4 bill 10 incorporate the National Theological
1netitute Of the district Of Columbia Vas pas=ed.
The oh3tc Of the institute Is the education OF col
ored 1nen for the EhristiCn ministry,
Mf. GRIMES 1ntfodnetd q resolution lnstFurt-
ing the Finance COMMITTEE TO- report on the expe-
diency OF providing bY law that no p1hlic officer
ehal1 deposit Go.eEpment funds except in United
states Sub-1reasuriee. where such e11st. and n
the United States Treasury At Washington; which
W1s adOpled,
The Houte resolution appointing committee to
sele1 & Site for the New folS Pos. otaee, vas
Passed.
WEE taken up. =
Nr. CHANDLER. speaking in isror OF the resp.
iuV1onR, rid be did not pretend 10 know a. much
about the cholera o1heT senaiors who bad spoken
ytstc1dsy. lie had only had tho disease twice in
Ills life. tanshfef and had only tpent thrfc or four
years Of hIt lie where 4 commission Of the heet
nj d&ea9 mcr in the world had been endeAVor1nc 70
determine The n1tu1e OF cholera but II They had
f'estd the debate in the SENATE Yesterday. they
'futn s'ennsyissplA M. Cowan.l lie (At. CoHan}
/ I'D solrsrI!y teelttd that the dl.e4re Eas not
roI ttelout but "ts epidemic. .hst wat more than
the eresteet pottidahr tn the noEld knew.
Amer d1cukston BY AcssFB. MURKfL1. Sun
MI! ana EUNUhUs. md othtr.. the joint 1eto
lu'tonr Nrfe lid ntef until Tomorrow.
Nr. CHIMES. from tho Naval Committee. IT,
p0r ri. Nth m eAdulrnt. The h1l to psoytde for
'tr let q organization Of lhc Pay Department Of
the has~.
NJ. MORRILL,, from The COMMITTEES ou tho Dis-
tftc OF tofutnhls rpos cd till frreA1iuz the city
t4"AFtefs ii Warrington and 1fos1eowr. and pfl-
.-dins los ih~!F t'osefnu,, n by s-omm1atloecF1-
triattpns Of she lr..dent TO 'hs Republican party.
liz ~sa holding 10 The Da,ttmusr Platform, upon
~btrh he ~. eaextrd.
~. hrE n,sds homs sssnasks upon The l1tst.
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River Ne1Ea-SlnEnI1f Accident to 4
steamer 8erennde MaxlmIf1uass

River Ne1Es-SlnEnI1f Accident to 4
steamer - 8erenade MaxlmIflunss
0mmfRAloner OF Emigration.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trloune.1
ST. Louis, Mayo.
Notwithstanding the late Ealns, the river contio.
ues to dec,1De. AL the upper stzcams are fall
IN: with the exception OF the upper M1e.Iss1ppi,
which continues islns, Below keokuk there Is
Al excellent atage OF water IN every direction and
boating. 50 fr the condition Of the rivers Il con-
ccrued, WIS never better.
Ad4icea fom Fort Randall mention curious aec(-
dcns to the steamcz Big Horn. She VAS lying at
the bank when It Unexpectedly earcd iu the lall1nR
earth rar1nE OF about seIeny feet Of her guard and
demolished a portion ol her cabin. The immense
weight ca1eened her orer which caused her to ship
about foot Of raser, by which her cargo was con-
stderabfy damaged. Protest will be entered.
A serenade came of last u1xht at the Planters
Honse, The occasion beng Congressman Thomas E,
Noels conses:ion TO the Democracy. II was sAlher
a bo,1sh exhibition.
Emile Longuemirc, commissioner OF emigration
this t1orning. The way he talked about the Union
would not hare been healthy fos him during the
reign OF Provost 3arthals In st. Louie. Ihl4 tue
fellow who served term in the Missouri Peniteu-
iialy, 1or forgery. he WAS formerly Democratic
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FROM MADISON,

Important Decision by Attorney Gem
eyRl Gltt-Pfoposals for Completion
of The ktute Capitol.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MApIsoS. May ..
Attorney Geueral Gill gavc an opinion today Of
very general interest. In the town OF Rcd River,
kcwanee County where Copperheads mnch abound,
a man who bad tezved as volunteer IN the rebel
amy WE elected Town CLERK, and Justtce Of the
Peace. Ills predecessors refusing to yield Office 10
him, be w1o,c 10 Attorney General Gill, asking his
opinion ns 70 his e!Ie.bilitJ.. He replies th.t he
cannot hold the otlca 10 which be waa e:ccted. and
fAys, shaving served ~ a volunteer in the lnte
rebel army, yon hare forfeited all political rights
under the United States Government. and TINT
Government can alone rektore them. Having
placed yourse1l in tho attitude Of an alien enemy TO
the United StAtes Government, you cannot exerc1:e
riehts md HriVi'eEes not accorded 70 aliens. ~ho
cannot ho:d office. No 1acpablIc could live long II
itt acknowledged enemies could, without its con-
vent, participate In lts sAdmiust1atlon.'
1hs building Commissioners, arg con1ultinc
Ahout plans for asatptet1nR the Capitol Several
dlne1' at Yiufs for Tho same are proposed. They
advertise for proposals. till June 18th fps 4ppaa1rs
for healing the Capitol.
, 1866-05-10

DCNCqcE, Iown, sfay a.-Un Saturday night, the
9Th Instant. the National Bank at Osage, Mitchell
takfu from its vault There seems to be no clue 10
the robbers. During the night the burgisrs forced
open the front door Of the bank. drilled and auc
and also the dol OF tbe eafe within. The pluude1
consisted Of f9,1Oo Of aye dollar bills unsigned
q 900 dollars In currency and 80 bonds, and a..
lefl nothing behina BY which3to trace them.
Al Independence, On Saturday night. a span Of
yanabsc horses, with harness and buggy. wcze :to'
barely possible that in tEncinG these the gang IN
{erested IN the oaa2c robbery nny be detected
One Of the horses which we're stoled Was valued Al
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southern Railroad ltcms-The Pirate
ktmmcs-Fen!AnA-A Sad State Of
SacletYs
Especial Dcspstch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Macon, Ga.. Mays.
The annual mee.!uz Of the atockholdcss Of the
Montgomery l. Eual, !taiIroad took place recently
IN Montgomery. f.ou!s Uwtn* was rirctrd rtu.l.
drut and Jar. d. 1Epprer. HresrtAty and Tsrasurrr
-Four hundred and hffy thousabn dollats harc
tfru .uh.rttbra - loo stoek 0t Tho 1huulx Aauu.
fAetustng Company a Columbus, IN.
Il, Slaughter, lrtssdenl Of luz Memphla / s.,
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The Philadelphia Murderer.

PHnADEIPHiA. Hay g.-The death warrant To-
the execution OF ANTOINE pto6st On Friday the sth
The Erenng Ikfecrpph says that the prteoner re
ceived The announcement. quietly, EeeH1lugly nm
be believed that death VAS The only e1plation Is
bis c7mes and Tint be was viking to suffer- Nj
person except bis confes.or will hereafter be nj
lowed 10 visit him., To-day three years ago Pfobs
IN fh{s rnrntfF.
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the 0cc1ft0u- Major <TeNltaf Howard made speech
which q lid 1osth much apnlrute. il Il coniem-
plssad that the horton aud New York Bible So
ciele- will ere long Be united.
Fe1-alie. society Of New York vas held 11%l even
ing at ,he Biz FEer s1ree Church Of which the Key.
j. H. Ilsr1selI aof Buffalo, delivered nn address on
QepuUiphtN III 1ty1ncxnleut, allu1fnF to the rapid
proerree OF CuiyefsatRm tn the United Slated.
Hhart addresses we-e3nade BY E. #. CsoNel ana
q. McAdarn. after wAlch the Rev. D. e. Toniin.
son. financial agent. fead his report, showing the
Judge Basusrd SRnled IN injunction to reetrnfn
the Health Board from removing ftandg from tn
and around WashhEtou market.
Ex-l;oSer1Gr As.ons, Of Ala, Unf ed States
senator elect fop kat Stale, viii tpeax oy invita-
tion al the Uniaf ,1kue Club Rooms tomorrow
. evening.
John Lambet, >no was arrested, charged with
being connectA with the ban Francisco bond rob-
bcry. uls dacharred To-day. the CommlaeioDeI
probable csue to bold lhc aecnsed for trial.
The ttczuef SeE YORK brings from California
over +, ,NUk In IFcA-uft.
A HayAH Letter states Tint a French steamer
Ecut akhoe near VeEa Cruz On the S1et ulump, and
would probably prove lo'al Ioss; also meollops
shc onlq a announce1nent TO project at san I.nia
J'o,oft u vic oty over the Liberals at Maa1ehuaa
on tlf 9Th atbWo.
TIE report that the lmperia!1ets had occnpted
Mbsatli1an WIS confirmed. a tat Wns to be i'm
ps%ed by the Empire on door aEd windows.
The Emperor hlmrelf il devuEtng his time mainly
to the financial condition Of the eouptry, exnn1ln
tnc the 7lans o! H. LaucIa1s IN psrron.
Scotl, The person who >wore ont ~srranta aca1ns!
Ben. Wood. John Morrtstey, and others, 70! alleged
that ne wnB 1nisied and dio not know hts drs1
statements to be true.
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=: Il. cs -. 4.x naS-
:. II 75f--- eotnt comment, a. he WIS
not expected to support any feature Of the amend.
ment II must be said, however, that though he
gave bis assent To The hrst, second and fourth fec
tons Of the proposition, be was very careful not
to ray That he Tonid inalst upon thar adoption By
the 1ebel Staies 4 condition precedent to their
admission to Congressional privileges. The speech
therein vas IN all respects very Characteristic Of
Mr, Raymond. Mr. Stevens hak given Dotiee thtt
be Will call the previous question at three O'Clock
to-uorroT. 4 strong effort will be made to Gu
ont The third section, md prominent Republicans
toItGh. hetiere the effort w1n prevail thonh 1t ia
not possible Jet 10 zee the way cleat to this It.
suit. .'-.-
TIE TAX BILL
The House devoted THIS evening to the tax bill.
md were able to 70 oveF about thirty pages relative
10 the methods Ut asseseiug and collecting the rev
cuue- The chAn9es made are Of uinor character,
ard tuch na haTr been suggested BY The operation
OF the existing Laws.
TIE POSTAL ELL IN TIE eE1ArE.
The Senate WIS engaged all day oFsenzabls on the
T1umbu1 amendment TO the Post omce appropr1a-
ICE Till. The dtcustinn. however. had to do with
The reconstruction question, and particularly with
the 1Teafdent's detection ttom the Union party.
There was much personality INDUCED In, aud LIZ.
Dootffe was badly worried By several Senators. Mr
Henderson h1s introduced his bilt rel8tiye to thu
quest ion Involved IN the I1umhu3l amsndmeut and
Will press action on H. II II IL deicated Is the pro-
babt1ties are that 1t win.
:. 14xK rAE1c.
Within two days past, OWING 10 the needless
alarm cau.ed hy the recent aauk failure here vcty
large nepo%1ss have been Withdrawn by some Of the
dltbustlnE agents here nnm the Fir.t National
fneae rethe ttronseat haaEs n the DisieT, aid
e9nAl 10 xns In 1he country, md hsye w2thttood
me run With perfect eate. Thc Secretary Of the
-.ntT strongly dlsapproVea OF the remoyale, and
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hFe ysaTs lease of thpicc fAfp1rg i&nd, Adla.nisc
rs nont''hinx n.so,d tosa q u s!tht, . miles
=. htsADHuin. Colsctlak sna Geuttaf Artnt,
Dwight, lit. asltrtt
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asL.o .AFeFefaufan. ~~tr making Gcr t1ae re-
% II IN ht&n'sh aasl b, Tue Iust!tea .ious,

~ FF<<4 Nsrn's FUND ia k.oaAea.
nfoAh. Nsy f-Asrntethz to tspoe., o.
s&l'y jtas ststxhi ~ &aJY.ss1 Ut th~ 1 m~t5esn
AAeo's Aid funA. tp t<'n,inA. or she FNs Nh.
sEh"aAsaA yasHssts stestiax ssd ,+~, ssst 10
sA'tA!t fur s&st ps1n%s. shd moIe ~as "a tne
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In every caze aend the name Of each subscriber, aud
their Post ONCE address. with Town. County and State
In full. Money By Draft, ?. O. Order. k1pEuss, In
Registered Letters, may bs sent ut our risk.
: Address all communications to
BRYAN, R0SBROOK Il CO.,
I'LL MadIson-st., Chicsgo, nj
?. O. Drawer 1927.
EF The pEoprteto4s ~ill donate to the Home OF the
Fnendless Chicago 3at0o. There will be 50 90 70.
served from 1ho pe1son rtce!utns the :t5ap0 Gilt,
which will BE- conated to the poor through the Young
Mems Christian Association, and from the person IT,
cety1ng the 900 Gilt wilt be reserved teooo which
will be donated 10 the Solt iers' Home, Chicago; aa
alao from the persons receiving the t1oGoo Gifts In
Grcenbacks, Will be reserved $3bo, linking 1880,
which v III be conAtei to tho different orrhan Asy-
luEs IN the Caty Of Chicago. perfect tlre Will be
gwen to all OF the above Real Estate, j.
F.at4
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Mem H1hErttHgt1tEutH ,

ILLINOIS ST. ANDREWS so.
l. C1ETY-A monthly mert1nz Will lake place at the
lla}t of the Society, locm II, No. 101 Washington
street. THURSDAY, !oth last. st5Ip.n.
, 1866-05-10

L FT13En 1T
No. Isl South Winter atrccf,
oppos,te ,e ola STANG. eut q +1Esn pom 90 If hts
sock ttnrrd ihr building hurreG. II va t,J
There viii bc no inlegrupuoo ln IL. tAiLn"ss.
Ia THOMAS HALE
, 1866-05-10

has a1risea IN Santa Fe. New Meuco End will
enter upon his dutle. ii Governor In Juy. Enpt.
Pratt has been appointed United states Aatzhal.
In the Senate, on The 9th, a bill was intro
duceu And referred. to regulate the transportation
ot nitro elxccrtne. 4 bill was introduced 10 1esu
a resolution ,xas adopted 1ns,.uesin9 the f1nanee
cotnni.tec to report On .he e12ediene5 Of proy1d-
atc BY 1hH 1ha1 public officer ehal1 deposit Gov
c1umrns funds except In the unIsed states sub.
1Ieatusiea- The bull 10 prevent ahe introduction
ofchoesa wat taasn up, and, AFTER discussion. laid
over. 4 bin ua= reported repeating the City char-
teri Of Washington anu Georgetown, md proVtd-
Ing for their government by commissioners.
, 1866-05-10

. 1Vta1 ae1u1Ht Oh VHkss .@a90'QVs9
The drawtnE win take p1ace- after the Concert On
the stage Of the Opera House, where oo1 persons c1n
wisnessit. committee viii be appointed By the
dicnce to tupeE1ntend the szne. All purchasers aut
aeeuu viii be supplied wt:h correct list Of drawing as
aocn published. Parties holding tickets Will retain
them until arter the drawing. and II their Eumbes ap
pears the list Of drawn numbers thay will forward
their tickets Immediately. With tun directions to
the shipping Of Goods Moneys. Tickets for sale
II The principal Hotels Book aud Muslc Stores and
our Office Id Madlbon stzret. Price Il leach sent
By mail on recent Of price and stamp for return past
age. GOOD AND RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED
in every City, Town and Village tn The United States
to Eho,u Kteat tnduc:neut. arc offered.
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Any party procuring club Of I've or more names
or Tickets, aud forwarding the money for the sae
viii be allowed tho tolioHtnX commission. ylz: We
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FROM NASHVILLE.

Lcg1slAtiye-The Metropolitan Police
Bit3-Peart yk- the Nashville Vigil
Hnce CoMnIittee-RtveF Nesvs-tHeet.
Ing in Aid OF the Railroad t. Clncln-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-05

FINED-HENRY OFTEN, was fined on
Friday last, by the Mayor, for violating
city Ordinance regarding small pex: in
the sum of Ten Dollars and costs. His
offence was in not tagging his house,
when he knew that some of his family
were afflicted with the small pox. This
is right, and we hope the law will be
rigidly enforced on every one violating
that Ordinance, See Ordinance in to-
DAYS paper.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-05
June 8. 1865.

Allcock'> Porous Plasters.-A Druggist said
he other day. you have need 10 advertise your
Porous Pasters, every sold certainly causes
dozen to be sold, and dozen sells gross and so on
You viii be able TO supply the demand soon. But
we can supply a thousand yards day.
AFFECTION OF THE SPINE CURED.
Hartford, CosS, Nov. 1lth 1851.
Messrs THos AILcocK / Co.-Please send with
dispatch, twelve dozen Alcock's Porous Piassers.
Our daily experience confirms their very superior
cellence At this moment OF writing man applies
for one, who, by entangiement in the shaft OF ma
chnsrv had both his legs broken, spine severely in
jured and for nearly year entirely helpless
This man found relief very by the application of
q plaster to his spine He enabled 70 work,
and now be labors as well ever He would cheer
fully paw SIS for single Plaster if they could not be
had q, lower rate. Az surprised that surgeons do
not make of these perforated plasters, to the e1
ciusion of ali others, their ds1ibty and adhesive
ness are greatly in advance of all other plasers with
which 1 am acquainted while the perforaticns Pecu-
liar TO them rendered them greatly superior 20 all
others for oriinarv surgical uses. Knowing tie plas
.ers 20 be useful. have scrupIes that nv senti
roen,s should be kloun-
Nv JOHNSON,M d.
Principal Agency, Brandresh House, New York.
Sold BY All Dealers i, Medicines.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-05

FROZEN FooT. = Christopher Eagle,
residing on Cliff St, had his left foot
SO badly frozen on the 18th of Feb. last,
that he had to suffer his toes amputated.
Gangrene has since ensued, and it is
supposed that the foot will have to be
cut off. Mr.. Eagle, is in poor circum-
stances and has family dependent on
his labor for a livelihood--he was q vet
eran soldier, serving his country faith
fully four years. and we bespeak for him
material aid. Help him, friends of the
soldier, and do it Immediately and liber-
ally
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-05
AFEW REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH

1t is made the best principle while the foreign
watch is generally made ON no principle at all. The
foreign watch Is mostly made by women and boys, by
hand. While their labor is cheap their work is dear
at any price. Such watches made without plan,
and soll without guarantee. They irregular in
construction, and irregular il melton They
designed ony to sell and they buying is the party
thoroughly sold. Those who have kept "aneers,"
.Iepines' swiss levers, in professed repair for
few years VII appreciate the truth our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead of being made of several hundred little
pieces, screwed together, the body of the American
Watch Is formed Of Of SOLID PLATES No jar in
terferes with the harmony of its working, and
sudden shock throw its machinery out Of gear
la riding any business pursuit, it is all held togeth
firmly a single ece Of metal. 1t is just
what all machinery should be
ist. ACCURATE, u. SIMPLE, Sd. STRONG, 4th
ECONOMICAL. sSE
We not only cheapness by system, but
quality. We 10 net pretend that Watch be
bought for less money than the foreign make-beeves,
but that for real value is sold for one-laf the
price.
oCR SOLDIERS WATCH named Vim. EIlery is
what its indicates Solid, Substantial, and aIaah-
ReiabIe-warrante1 T. stand any amount of Marching
Riding any f-tiinG.
our next blEheF 483iItF Of W afch named r. =
Bartlett is similar 10 and general appearance
has more jewels, and more elaborate finish.
OR LADIES WATCH, recently brought ont, il
pnt up in great variety Of Patterns many of them
of beauty and workmanship, is quite small,
warranted 10 keep time
THE PROOF Of the merits Of Watch NAV ,e
found in the fact that we now employ over seven
hundred woTkmen in factories, and that
still unable to supply the constantly increasing de-
mand.
Our threeguarter plate watch - thinner and lighter
than the others have dercribed. Its ne chrome
balance Is dsicately adjusted correct the
ton caused BY change Of temperature. These watch
the fruits Of tie latest experiments in chroDouetry
and made by best sorkmen, IN . separate de-
partment of factory For the finest tme-keeping
qualities they challenge comparison with the bes
works Of the most famous English and Swis makers
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American watch Co.
49, Broadway, New York
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-05

EHr Hiss Anua Dickinson, made her
speechs ION !" The Assissination and the
Suicide" in our little Quaker City Thurs.
day night last Starr Hall, we under
stand. was full. She eulosizel ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, and spoke in strong condemna-
| tory terms Of President JoHxsoN.S We
recollect seeing q speech of hers just on
the eve of the Baltimore Convention tat
nominated President Lincoln for a sec
ond term, that eulogized Judge Chase,
and condemned Mr.. Lincoln, quite as
vehemently as she now does Mr.. John
son, and We suppose she IL enact the same
eulogistic role on President Johnsons
behalf, whenever she thinks it will pay
Her figures were about as strongly drawn
as strong minded women could possibly
be supposed to draw them, and especial
ly sharp. For instance, in speaking of
those of the Union party, who were rot
disposed to go to the extremes that she
and her radical admirers do, she describ-
ed them as ''sitting on rail, that was
growing so sharp that it hurt EN-, and
they'd be obliged to get off on one side
or the other," This was supposed to
be refined flower of rhetoric.
We are told that she hadn't progres-
sed very far in her speech, before a gen.
tleman arose and started for the door
Hating in her discourse, she gave him
special attention by remarking that
''there were some pots that only held a
pint, some that held a quart, and some
a gallon, and she presumed that the gen
tleman who had just taken his departure
only held pint, and that his little pot
was full = The gentleman soon return
ed, and we are informed that the Joke
was considerably intensified from the
fact that it was Miss Dickinsons own
uncle She was informed Of her faur
pas, and fearing that some uncharitable
individual who was .'sittin' on that rail-"
might think each individual of her re-
lationship only held pint-she pint ed
ly apologized.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-05

ForND.-On Thursday (this) morn
ing. near the Depot, Pocket Book.
containing money, and no indication as
to whom it belongs. The owner can
have it by identifying it, and paying for
this notice, BY calling at Plummer and
Kelly's Drug Store.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-05

Sam Estell and George Ross (late
Coroner) at Starr Hall in two of their
very funniest Duets, Saturday Evening.
Col!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-05

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