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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04
Tke Palladium.
RICHMOND, IND, JAN'Y 4th, 1866.
THE BILLIARD MANIA.

Earne has beaten kasanagh. This
simple announcement in the city papers
one morning aroused more interest in
the mind of many a Young man than all
other items Of news, whether from Wash
ington, New Orleans, San Francisco,
Paris or London. There is no more ex-
auisite fooiery of our day than the
mania for playing billiards which has dc
veloped itself in this country within the
LAST five or six years. In fact, the United
States can boast Of n greater quantity OF
well made billiard tables. and larger
number Of silly Young men who waste
valuable time over them, than any other
nation The associations which
are inseparable from the practice OF it
in public and the fascination which it
exercises upon the minds Of its devotees,
alike deserve stern reprobation. We de
IN any one to enter a billiard saloon
without being impressed by the vacuity
and Stiffness which mark the counte
nances Of the Young men who spend
their evenings there. The peculiarly of
the game il that it calls into exercise
Yone Of the reasoning faculties. The
talent it requires is purely mechanical,
all that il needed is judgement Of dis
tances, weights. and the force of blows.
Nor does it appeal to the sentiments,
still less to any of the higher qualities
Of manhood. It draws the young men
away from the home circle, and slowly
but surely uproots those attachments
which have proved the salvation of many
a person when pressed by temptation
Those who have frequented
great billiard matches must have ohserv-
ed the peculiar countenSnces of the so
called champions. The high check
bones, tie stolid features, the low bred
look and air, betray themselves in spite
Of the fine clothes that, thanks to the
folly Of tie public, these men are able
to wear.
You may daub and bedixen the you viii,
But the stzmpof the vulgar remains on him still.
1t isnoticeable, too. that, with hardly
an exception, all the eminent billiard
PLAYERS are Irish, with now and then q
stray French adventurer 1t Is
quite time that our young men were read
a lesson on this matter Of playing bill
lizards We are sure that no person with
q good home to which he feels attached
can spend night after night in billiard
saloon without feeling that he has thrown
lust SO much time away, and outraged
the better feelings of his nature.
Public opinion must reach the point
in relation to this matter that it has in
regard TO card playing. No man can en-
gage in the latter in public without run
ming the risk OF being taken for gam
bier. And so person who displays in
public an extraordinary skill in playing
billiards should he open to the suspicion
Of having been originally setter-up of
tcn-pins in bowling alley, or n marker
in some popular billiard saloon.-The
RoHad Table.
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AN ORDIS ANCE to Nacate an Alley in that
part OF The CITY of Richmond. Ind. La d
out by Charles w. Starr

WHEREAS, certain alley running North from
Main street in the city Of Richmond. between lets
Ne. ia3 and No. l24. in Charles ". STAIRS addition
thereto being between Sixth and seyeath streets I'M
til il intersecs alley running East and West
about the year 1858. declared by the Common Council
Of the City of Richmond, upon proper proceedings,
duly vacated, but thu ordnance never having been
entered upon the Book Of Ordinances, and 40 official
record tLereat preserved and said alley has been
then closed mp ami taken into the adjacent lots
the belief that the same legally vacated and II
settle any controversy that mig ht hereafter
account thereof. Therefore,
SECTION LIST. 1t Is hereby ordained, by the Com
mon Council of the city of Richmond, that certain
allev running North from Main Street in the City
Richmond. between lots No b and Ne i24 in Charles
". Stars addition thereto being between Sixth ami
Seventh streets until itintersects alley running
East aud West be ana tue is hereby declared
vacated from Main Street North to its intersection
with an alley running East and West.
SIC 2nd. This Ordinance To be- in force from and
sitter IL passage and pubica ton. Passed and ap-
proved Dee. 9TH, 1850 JOHN FINLEY.
Mayer
Attest Y. ". AUSTIN, City Clerk.
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TERMS OF
Godey's Lady's Book for 1866.

ff2-s ,eiici .teee BE- 5.o Dertattes.
The following are the terms Of tie Ladys BOOK for
1896 g.
One copy one year s. 90
Two copies, one year 80
Three copies, one year %
-Four copies, year 10 90
Five copies, year and copy the
person getting mp the club, making SIX copies Ii 90
Eight copies, one year, and an copy 10 she
person getting mp the club, making nine copies Il 90
Eleven copies, year, aud extra copy to
the person getting up the club, making
twelve copies. = "a
E-s- All additions 10 clubs AT club rates
re- Godeys Lady,s Book aud Arthur'~ Home
Magazine will be sent, each year, receipt OF
81 80
E~We have no club with any other ma gaxine or
newspaper.
zs- The rroaeg s,sst III b. for 1g Of
ne Gtabs
Try Canada Subscribers must send - cents ad-
ditouaI for each subscriber.
Address ri - Cooley
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House Committees.

Some important changes have been
made in the more important committees
of the House, this session Mr. Morrill,,
of Vt, has been made Chairman of the
Committee of Ways and Means. in place
Of Thad, Stephens, who heads the Com
rnittee on Appropriations Washhurne.
of Illinois, is Chairman Of Commerce
Committee Banks OF Foreign Affairs,
Schenek OF Military Aff,ira. Dawes Of
Elections, Wilson Of Judiciary, and Ju-
Ian of Public Lands Mr.. Farauhar Is
on the Post OfHcs and Militia Commit
tees,
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SscTIa> Isl. fa II ordained hY the Common Couu-
ell the cIty Richu4und, Ind. tAtt the Alley
ming North ami South, along the West side Of tar
Robinson Machine Shop, from Main Street the first
Alley running last and West. along tile North end
sail Shop ne and the same Is hereby vacated.
SEy. 2ud. This Ordinance to be IN force from aad
after IL passage.
SEC. srd. The petitioners are to pa all expenses
attending sail vacation. John FINLEY.
A1yor.
Attest. w. ". ArsrIN, Ci-y Clerk.
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UNION PATENT AGENCY.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.,
HAVE engaged in the business q soliciting Pat
i il ent=, and prosecuting Patent cases Business
entrusted % their i'll receive prompt attention
Claims Against the Government,
For back par-for Pensions &c, dc, will receive per
sanaI atsen ton.
ALL INFORMATION,
In reference 70 Patent LAWS, cheerfauy given. Cop
les of the Laws and Rales and Regulations Of the
Patent Office, will be sent gras... on application
In applying for Patent the applicant should for
ward model Of his Invention it susceptible. Of being
illustrated BY a uo1ei-or if it consists in chcni-
cal compound samples of the ingredients in their
commercial state and also in the proposed prepared
fern. should be sent Also as full description of
the invention or discovery and its advantages should
lie given as is practicable to aid IN the proper prep.ra
ti7n ii the papers.
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TIME BEST OF THE NoSTHLIEs-

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Copies of all CLAIMS,

la any Patent issued by the Patent Office 1856,
will be furnished the receipt of 81, the applicant
giving the full al the Patentee, nature Of the
inv ention, date of the Patent, &c
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EAE IT Il SONN. That. tuis Isl lay r lie
4E reuf5r I>55. tie sf~lve nama4 lfdlHfffF. hr W.
Bicke his Attorney lei in tine office o. the Clerk
tsso Nsvne Gircutt Court. as complaint against
tie fffay5- Of competent person that ss5f defent-
ami Robert H. Kline ! resident Of the State Ct
Indiana.
by notified OF the fling and pendeucy Of said con-
plant again@t Tim ard that, unless be appears and
answers 3euIures hereto a. he calling 81 the SAL
cause On tha second daF Of the neSt Term ef sad
Gcptt % Be ba-1ia and held the Court House ii
Cenreviila, ~ she First Monday CT February next,
said complaint and tie matters and things therein
ta,e5 ana sfladse1 will taken and the said
cause viii De heard aai determined in his absence.
wI.aess, SAM B .SCHLAGLE, Cftrk
iSsalt aBf the Seal of sasd Curt al Centre
- vile. fais Ist day Of December, 1865.
SAN 3. SCHLAGLE. Clerk,
By Z. c. Corbeley. Deputy
list.
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During tue war our navy captured l.
l6l vessels OF all kinds: of these 21O
we're steamers, and were rams or iron
clads. Besides these captures ass ueu.
trail or hostile vessels we're DESTROYED
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EAEIT j. Sovs. That on this roth dar of No
p Yember iob5 tlt anoye named Paintlf. by JOHN
son Fox 1 WOOD his attorneys filed in tte sffoe Of
he clark IF tie Wavu. GeIgnon Plea Court, his
amFaiut aaa ~t said def aInt Ia the above entitled
cause Together with ths afiiavit een3=aut per
t5af ssii dcfrnenf Eliza Jam Alien i ~. resi-
dent 81 the ~tate # Indiana.
said defeudsnt Eliza Jane Alien - therefore herebr
notified IT tlc fling and pnieney # said complaint
against her and that. unless she appears and answers
demurs thereto, the calling Of the said cause
the second ds7 Of the next Term of said Court be
heu and heid IT tlt Court House IN t-nteryilie- on
the Second Monday pf January next, laid complaint
and the matters and things therein eaHaiGe3 ami al
Legged. viii f taken aHd the said cause viii BE-
he ri and determined in her ahsen ce.
go Witness. SAN. 3. SGHL8GLE. aad tie
Seal Seal 81 sad Court at GonteFa lie. tins
21tt dry of November l~a5.
SAM Il. StfLAGI.E, Clerk.
By Il. G CeFoeley, DePHts.
-a942ptf so.
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GODEY'S LADYS BOOK
For 1866.
Fashionable Magazine of the World,

Fashionable Magazine of the World,
LrEsAruss. rrsr ARTS AND FASHIONS. The most
magnificent Steel engrsvings. DOUBLE IA ASHTON
PLATES. Wood engraxings every subject that
can interest ladies. Crochet knitting, Netting, En-
broidery, Articles for the Toilet for the Paror the
Bouder, and the Kitchen. Everything in fact, 10
make COMPLETE LADY's Boox.
THE LADIES FAyORITE for ss YEARS.
No Magazine has been able to compete with it. None
attempt i.
G0DEY'S RECEIPTS
for every department of household These alone
worth the price of the Book.
MODEL COTTAGES no other Magazine gives
them, with diagrams.
DRAWING LESSONS FOR THE YOUNG. An
other sgeeisity with Cooley
oRIGiNALMUSIC, worth s. year. Other Maya
mes pubiist old music. bat the subscribers
Cooley get il before the music stores.
GARDENING FOR LADIES. Another popularity
with Cooley
Fashions from Nessrs 4. T. Stewards Co., Of New
York the millionaire merchants, appear in Godey the
only Magazine that has them.
Ladies Bonnets. We give more Of th-su in year
than any other Magazine. In fact, the Lady's Book
learnes every lady to be her oea bonnet maker.
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AY E r. S
CATHART
PILLS.

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They stimulate the srncEoas
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MARION TsARIAND.

-fHttvts&s Of ..4ioae .'Hldfca Petl.' 'Hoss Sd~
"lSszassts," aas "RE.a~s,"
writes for Cooley each month"; and for other maya
zine. novel By her will be published in 500.
We have also retained all old and favorite con-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04

NJ auHfaentGFs al kinds Of Carriages Buz.Ies
VI >uIkieS. Express and Peilin- Wagons &c. DC
We have hand tine assortment Of wo-s in ersr
line and furnish order short notice almost
STRIFE pattern Of vehicle, ali Of which hev war
rant be made Of the best material and bv careful and
experienced workEen- The public invited 70 cal
and examine their stock rnd prices.
~ Particular attention paid 70 repairing.
Jan. %, 1875.
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stte>:: Y. W. AUSTIN, City Clerk,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25
VIRGINIA.

R1cHuoND, January a The Senate order
ed to a third reading to-day the bill giving
Negroes charged with criminal offences the
priei!ege Of trial by jury, and making them
fable to punishment the same as white per-
sons for similar offences The same set allows
them to give evidence viva yoce in the civil
courts; but vail 1868 hey were rot allowed 70
certify in Gases tie ;si,'ts t. winch are ell
whi,e*
General ierly las issued IA order nruhills-
ing any civil or other officer from atteI3 ping
IS apply the provisions OF the vagrant acs re-
Gently passed by the Legislature to any colored
person in the Department Of Virginia. lie
SAYS the ultimate effect OF the statute would be
to reduce the freedmen to o condition OF se17l-
tude worse than that from which they bad
been emanclpated.
Tie Sta'e Department has caused 20 be
beau; ally aud deliberately engrossed, Ia Ter
ngaa taxi, tie resolution of Congress assuring
Il rs Lincoln Of the profound sympathy Of the
two Houses for her deep personal afflc1lon, sud
sincere condolences FOR the late national beEeave-
ment. The testimonial! is enclosed in & :ich
gilt frame, with mourning adornments.
It is well-known chat hogs are killed hy steam
in Chicago A great iron ca7, with i've
fingers, hooks out the pigs which are quarIel!-
ipg in the pen below, and lifts them to gibbet
near by, and then plunses them into scaidlng
water. BY this machine fifty are killed, scali-
ed, cleaned split and hung in rows ready for
sailing, within an hour.
During the war the jewels of Zion Lodge Of
Masons, in Jone county, n. c., iell into the
hands Of Connecticut regiment, and we're
ultimately carried to Hartford, where they
1ere repaired by the St. Johns Lodge Of that
s;lv and forwarded to tie North Carolina
o,vners. With sundry additions to their value.
Tn several states and cities appropriations
ora ho;ns made to aid in preparations to avert,
e. eass;Ie the rayages of he Cholera, which, it
!; : t thought, will make its appearance nezt
sc1ing in this country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

no. S. King Street. Alexandria, Virginia,
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL I'M
H. PLEMENIS. Hardware, Cutlery Bellows
Anvils, Nail Rods: Horse Shoes Blister steel,
Files Rasps,. Shoeing Tools, &c. Comm in 5
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand; SASH,
Doora, Blinds, &c. turn ished to order. Roofing
Felt and Cement, Percussion Caps, Double
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, Pew der Flasks.
&s. Wholesale ana Retail germs CasA ISL u =
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iCOMMUNIC.ATED.

we, certainly, have a fne prospect ahead !!
A paid fire department after the manner Of n.
York aud Baltimo1e-strects given 10 to Rail-
road com panIes for their uce-these companies
to carry freight and passengers throug, Il IS
station TO Ba|:imore-he Manassas Gap L.
L. to be saddlcd wiz the Strasturg conAexion
railroads from Richmond to run through to
Washing ton-connexion On The Loudo1n and
Hampshire Tor Washing on-com parsons to
show that as Wilmington prospers SO will Alex
arldTia, wien the cases are entirely different
prepoS; erous arguments to shoH that railroads
ruaniog through to Washington will benefit
Alexandria! What did Alexandria subscribe
70 The Railroads for? To make it station and
have the terminus in Washington
MANY CITIZENS.
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VICTOR BECKER.
Y PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR

VIII attend promptly to the Tuning and Re-
pairing Of Pianos Melodeons, Accordeons, &c,
&C. Orders will be receivnd at Nj 7. Robert
Bells Book Store, No, 81. King street; with
Mr.. John H. ParrotI, AMI 1T Y E residence,
241, king street;
!. Becker also offers his services and long
experience N the business, to persons wanting
new Pianos, and wishing the advice OF al able
and DISTINGUISHED Judge. up 4--tf
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Z NSTRUCTION III NJ USIC>

Piano, Organ, &c. in Thorough Bass and Musi-
cal Composition.
Orders may be left a. e. E. French s and r.
Bells Bookstores, the Gazette Office, and his
residence. No. Il Duke street. jan 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS Yesterday, IN
the Senate, Joint resolution was offered and
referred, to amend the constitution SO as to
prohibit payment for slaves or the rebel debt y
Resolutions was also introduced to provide for
the restoration of property Of loyal citizens
copfscated by the late Confederate government
A petition was presented from loyal citizens
of Loudoun county, Va, asking compensation
Tor property destroyed by order Of Gen. she,l-
dan; and also petition from the women CT The
United States asking that the elective fran
chise be conferred upon them as is proposed TO
be conferred upon the neeroes. The bill 10
enlarge the powers Of the freedmen's bureau
was again taken up, and various proposed a.
mendnepts rejected. The vote On its passage
will BE- taken to-day.
In the House memorial was presented from
the mayor and city council Of Baltimore in re-
lation to the deepening and widening OF the
harboy Of that port. The proposition 60 amend
the constitution SO az to secure d Dew basis CT
representation was taken MP and several a
mendments proposed, but after considerable
debate the House, without coming to VOTE
adjourned.
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Insurance.

a. l. IHoMAS'
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(Op2os1TE THE GAZETTE OYTIcE}
. FIRE AND
LIFE
INSURANCE AGENCY
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The undersigned has LcHn appointed sgess
for the following compsnita viz:
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CAPITAL $500 oe
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Policy holders participate II the profits
The above companies stand as high and a~c as
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Risks will be taken at the lowest rates charged
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The AlfxaudriA GAzette
THURSDAY EVENING" JANUARY .25.

Gen. Butler, made speech Tuesday nightat
the meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors Nation
al League, held in the hall of the Hoslse OF Rep
resentatives, in which he spoke in the harshest
terms. of. Gep.e=Lee, and intimated his wish
thathe {Gep<L. should be seized and tried
for treason, and if found guilty, bung-and
ditto as to Jefferson Davis lie advocated the
payment of bouoties, &C., to =. $, soldiers and
sailors engaged in the late war, and said -
ssThere was fund out Of which the bounties
could be paid not oaly without inpoyerishing
the country, but even with positive advantage
to our revenues He alluded to the public
lands Land warrants should be issued, to
each soldier to sufficient amount to make his
bounty equal to those paid in the latter par, OF
war the L it should be objected thatpub1lo DO
main would not afford land enough for this
purpose, his answer was: Gross the Potomac;
commence at Arlington, and measure South
ward" [Such storm Of applause as greeted
this utteranee has rarely beer, heard ~ p}uo'
lie assembly, Who, he would ask, hasa bet
ter right to occupy this land than themen who
fought for it?"
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How the language Of Gen. Butler, fused in
his recent speech,) towards Gen. Lee, contrasts
with that used by other brave and distinguish
ed officers q the j. s. army in reference to
the same geotenanl Does Butler think chat
he Injuries the reputation Of Gen. Lee? Why,
even the most intelligent and best men, ct his
own party, and who were Union men long be-
fore he was, must feel anything but pleasure at
reading such an attack? Ihey at lesst, have
magnanimi,y, and would scorn to insult or abuse
such a man as Gen Lee, however erroneous
they may think his course was
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
TNHE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO
OF LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA,

OF IOUDOUN COUNT, a.
resumed business on the first day OF JaanG;ary o
1866 under the mana ement of its former officers
This company was in successful operation pre-.
ana adjustment of its losses by fire. Those for
merly insured in this Company can renew thelr
insurance by application to the agent al oane-
Owners of property Especially country prop
ertv) can effect safe and reliable Insurance, at
yery reasonable rates, by Applicant on to ,,,
~ ROBT T. ROBERTS.
ian 2i-eo1n# Agent.
NEW FANCY & DRY GOODS STORE
~ CHARLES w. GREEN,
No. 10. North Fairfax Street, in Mansion
House Building.
Has lust received large assortment of FAM
CY and DRY GOODS for fail and Winter use;
which will! be sold at the lowest rates. Sc lily
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r P. CLARKE can be found st bis old star
q. No. 1853, King street, up stairs IL
prepared to do all kinds, Of PAPER and CUE
TAIN HANGING and UPHOLSTERING4
the shortest notice. sep l5-eott