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The Name Odious to Kentucky.

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A short time ago, gentleman from the 10y.
al G, State of Kentucky. called at the Union
Machine Works in our city. and purchased one
of apt. Baylies's superior Drag Saws; but be-
fore he paid for it he noticed the ma ne Of UNION
Machine Works Richmond ird.,s painted on
it, to designate the establishment where it was
Manufactured. and insisted that the word
Union should be Clipped out'-remarking
that it wouldn't do for him to take the machine
to kentucky with that on it no howl The
Captain most emphatically declined to comply
with the kentuckian's request, and ne refused
TO take the Drag Saw
This is lair sample of Kentucky's Union
ism; and the kidnapping and murder OF Lieut.
Hopton, BY rebels from Kentucky, who came
over.into Indiana and TOOK him out OF his bed
shot him and threw his body into the river, is
I al exernpiificaTion of the LOVE they bear those
who fought to preserve the Uuion'
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MISSISSIPPI BLACK CODE.

Sev,bern Enactmerts whfrh seward Re.
fused 10 show TO Congress.
~ AsHSGToS,' August Is, 1866.
Secretary Seward, in response to the
seso!ittion of the House to furnish them
with a copy Of all laws. etc, passed By
Legi-htnres South affecting freedmen.
omt,efthe following in his report from
Mississfppi's recent code: 80
Sec A. Be II fsvfher enacted, That all
the rsenat and criminal laws now in force
in this State, defining offences and pre-
scrbipg the mode OF punishment for
crimes and misdem eanors Committed by
slaves, free negroes or mulattocs, be,
and the same are hereby re enact ed and
declared to be in full force and effect
against freedmen, free negroes and mu-
lattoes, except so far as the mode and
manner of trial and punish ment have
changed or altered by law. ~ 49,
According to the Revised Code of
Mississippi, the mode and manner Of
trial and punishment is as follows:
ARTICLE 5S, section 8, p. 248 Revised
Code, makes it punishable with death for
negro to murder, commit rape, burn
houses. commit robbery, or attempt to
commit such crimes"
Whites are punishable with death for
the crime of murder only--their punish
ment for other offences varies The
attempt TO commit them is meted with
slight and varied Justice
Article a, page 245, provides that a
slave shall receive twenty lashes il he is
found away from the place of his EN-
ployment.
Re-enacted for the freedmen by the
Vagrant law
Article 46--page 246 Awards twenty
nine lashes to the slave for buying or
selling without written permission.
Re-enacted for the freedmen
Art. 47-p. 246. Allows civil officers
and others to appropriate to their own
use any article a slave may be seeking to
sell. kiabMHg sIItE '#t ~xrril
Re. enacted for the freedmen by vag
rant law, and explains why negro rob
berry in Mississippi is not corr ected by
the civil authorities.
Art 81, p. 247-Makes it punishable
for negroes to congregate at night, or
hold school, DC.
Re enacted as above.
Art. SO, p. 246-Both ears are to be
cut off for false witness.
Notwithstanding the Constitutional
Convention abolished slavery in the
States, these several laws were never
stricken off the statute book and pro
vided they might be understood to have
done so in their reeing the negroes this
fourth section of thenew code expressly
re cnacts the old laws 1t will be borne
in mind that free negroes and muiattoes
are herein expressed, and none but such
as are now in the State.
Mr. Seward gave the State credit for
First-An act to confer civil rights on
freedmen
Seeond-An act to regulate the rela-
ton of master and apprentices, as re
lates to freedmen. free negroes and mu
lattoes $685.
Third An act to amend the vagrant
laws OF the State
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@-On Saturday last, Charles, son of
Mr.. Charles Hebercorn, on South Wash
ington- St, fell off the fence and broke
two of the bones of his left arm, near his
wrist. He is about II or Is years old
is now doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
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CITY SCHOOLS.
To the Citizens of Kicnmond:

/ To the Citizens of Richmond:
As announced few weeks since. the City
} Schools, will open the Sd of next month
and the School Board deem it proper TO make a
few additional statements and explanations:
The school building has been thoroughly re-
haired. the outside wood work reprinted the
inner walls have been whitewashed, the floors
and paint well cleaned, the windows Of the
basement rooms enlarged, to give more light and
better ventilation by which those rooms are
made much more comfortable; and, by the time
the schools open, the entire house and grounds
will be in excellent condition.
The Teachers employed for the rooms which
will be opened, during the first two months of
Pay School, are as follows: High School, No. 6.
Anna P Brown. Grammar School, No. 9,
Margie D. Taylor; No. 5. Josephine Brooks
Intermediate Department, No. 4, Belle A. War
ner, No. 3, Mary E. Posey. Preparatory De-
partment, No. 2. Sale J. Duphorne; No. l,
Mary A. Wilde; Public Square Possy,
and Susan P. Owen.
Schools will be opened in other rooms if ne
cessary.
The Teachers have been selected with great
care, and we have great confidence in their sue
cess. With the majority of them our citizens
generally are acquainted. Nsrgie D. Taylor,
is graduate of the Massachusetts, State Nor
NAL School at Westfield. and has taught sue
cessfully in the schools of Oswego, N. York
Anna P. Brown, has also spent considerable
time at Westfsld Normal School and she
teaches the higher grades with success. Salle
j. Duphorne. has had several years experience
as Teacher in the Primary Schools of Gettys-
burg, Penn.
1t is hoped that Parents, and others interest
ed, will see the great importance Of entering
their children at the commencement of the
School, as the classes will then be formed for
the year; and, as the school-room accommoda-
tions are entirely inadequate to receive all the
children in our city, those who attend the Pay
School will be permitted to retain their places,
even though many others have to be rejected
for the want of room.
The price OF Tuition in the several grades, for
the two months School, will be as follows:
Primary Department. $500
Grammar =. ... 500 e
TiSn ocnool O,OO
Alter the Students have been examined and
classified by Jesse II. Brown, Superintendent
of the City Schools bills for tuition will be sent
to the parents and guardians, who arc req ues,ed
10 pay the same to Jesse Ii. Brown, Who is au-
thorized to receipt therefor, in the name of the
Board. JOHN YARYAN
-.a@.J JEREMIAH HADLEY
F TIMOTHY NICHOLSON.
Trustees of City Schools.
Richmond, Ind, Aug. %, 1866
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JAS +. HIBBERD,

During the present epidemic of ehol-
era, physicians and others are requested
to make their morning reports, as far as
prac ;icahle, before o clock to the Sec
rotary of the Board at the store of PLUM
MER d KELLY, corner of Main and Pearl
street
LF-Should reports come in, during the
absence of the Secretary, box has been
prepared to deposit them in at the en-
trance on Pearl st to Plummer IL Kelly's
Drugstore.
August IA, 1866
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.
To all whom it may concern.
RULES OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
CITY Of Richmond.

All physicians, Hotel and Boarding
House proprietors. and proprietors or
occupants of any House within the city
of Richmond are hereby required to re
port to the President or Secretary of the
Board of Health, every case under their
care, or within their houses, of cholera,
small pox or other dangerous contag
ious, infectious or epidemic disease i'm
mediately after it is known or supposed
to be such
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According to the new postal law just
approved by the President, prepaid and
free letters are to be forwarded at the re-
quest of the party addressed. from one
post office to another, without additional
charge, and returned dead letters are to
be restored to the writers thereof free of"
charge.
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Cholera in Cincinnati.

From the daily reports of the Board
of Health, we find the following number
of deaths from the Sth 10 the 22d inst,
inclusive: Aug. sth, A; 9th, SO; 10th,
So; 18th, 81; 18th, 6S; 18th, sc; 14th, 81;
18th, IS: 10th, "A: 18th, 81; 18th, 90;
10th, 81; both, 81. olst, 53. and 22d,
% Total deaths, S9s. -ssE
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SOLDIERS ATTENTION !

vUyhe undersigned being the necessity OF First
Class Agency in this place for the prosecution
of claims against the Government, would Respectfully
announce to the Soldiers and Citizens of this county
and vicinity that he opened such and is prepared
to prosecute all kinds Of claims arising from the
Military or Naval Service.
He has been offered facilities by the various De-
partments which enables him 10 soldiers
and others entrusting their claims to him more
speadv settlement them than has heretofore been
offered bv agent
He has secured tho service OF Col. W. W. DUDLEY
for the Summer. who for long time an examIn-
err of claims at Washington d. c.
Iuforrna ton given free aud claims promptly at
tended to by letter.
Charges moderate. Office over Citizens Bank
Richmond, Ind. s
RIP FINNEY.
Late Maj. Ind. Cavalry
July 26th. 1866
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rThe new Express Wagon Of VIM.
Orsborne. was badly smashed on Sat
urday last, by being backed up in the
way Of locomotive.
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CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH CO.

It having come to our knowledge that limitations
of the American Watch have been put upon the market
in great number, calculated by their utter worthless
ness to injure the reputation of genuine products,
to protect interests and the public from mpo-
ston we again publish the trade marks by which our
Watches may invariably be known.
We manufacture four styles of Watches.
The FIRST has the name
"AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham, Mass" en-
graved on the inside plate.
The SECOND has the name
"APPLEToN, TRACY CO., Waltham, Mass,
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the name
"P s. BARLETT, Waltham, Mass" engraved on
the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American Watch
Co. painted on the dial, and warranted in every
respect.
The FOURTH has the name
OWN ELLERY, Boston, Mass engraved on 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 sbardv possible for us to accurately describe the
numerous limitations to which we have alluded. They
are usually inscribed with the names nearly APP
proach ne our escape the observation OF the
unaccustomed buyer Some represented as made
by the "Union Watch Co, of Boston, Mass, no
such company existing. Some are named the sol
ders Watch to be sold Fourth or VIM. Ellery
style, usually known the Soldiers Watch =
Others are named the Appleton Watch Co.; others
the s'P s. BartLEY," instead Of our p ). Bartlett;
besides many varieties named in such manner as to
convey the idea that they the variable produc-
tons of the American Watch Company.
We also caution the public, and particularly soldiers,
against buying certain articles cALLkD watches. So
freely advertised in illustrated papers as army
Watches" Officers Watches "Magic Time OBJ
servers "a rcana Watches, &C., the prices OF which
are stated TO be from seven sixteen dollars. good
watch in these times, cannotbs afforded for any such
moueF. E 80
little attention the part of buyers viii protect
/ them from gross imposition.
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Read the Certificates of Whole
sale Druggists in 1864.

The undersigned, having for many years been ae,
4 ouainted with DR.. Narshaii's Catarrh ana
1;eadnche smut and sold it in hoesale trade,
cheeTuy state that believe it to be equal IN every
respect 10 the recommendations given OF II Tor the
cure Of Catarrhal Affections and that It IS decidedly
a. at article eyer known for all common disease of
of the Head.
r. .nstin Go A. B. & d. Sands, :.
Brown. Lamson Il Co., stephen iaot So',
pa cnter q Co Israel Minor Co, 8.
Satb W FowlA McKesson 4 Robbins"
wilson Fairbank & Co.. A l.. Seoyill Co. :.
Hansbav Famnnd & Co. NJ Ward Close CO.,
H. H Hay Portland Me, Bush tale,
Fer Sale by all Druggists Try NJ.
Dr. Marshall-s Catarrh and II eadilche Snun
is fragrant agreeable remedy for all disease oil
the head 1t opens aad purges out all DISTINCTIONS
The sensations after using It delightful and invg
Grating and the relief immediate. Sold by all Drug
gists. Try it.
Dr. MarshalI,S Catarrh and Headache
snuff is a fragrant and agreeable remedy for all
diseases OF the head 1t opens and purges ont all OBJ
struetions The sensations after using il are delight
full and invgorating and the relief immediate Sold
by all Druggist. TRY it.
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Revenue Stamps at Nicholsons

Dealing as tirey do in Dry Goods, Books, Station
eIy Clothing. &c. &c. and their stocks of each being
all No l. Hammer SHrshsw can afford to sell cheap
er than # their business were con6nei to but
branch. Go there aud the truth of thar theory
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A CARD TO iNVALlOS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy tor
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, DIS
eases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders brought on by banetui and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted aud unfortunate, will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medis-s, IN seal
ed envelope, any tho needs it, Free or Charge
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself.
address
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
STATION ID. BIBLE HoUsA
Neto York CITY.
J,na 1898 15-Iy.
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The following has been issued by the
President Of the United States of Am
erica: 50
no. A Proclamation.
WHEREAS. A war is existing IN the Re-
public of Mexico, aggravated by foreign
military Intervention; and,
WHEREAS, The United States. in ac-
cordance with their settled habits and
policy, are a neutral power in regard to
the war which thus affects the Republic
of Mexico; aud, s
WHEREAS, 1t has become known that
one of the belligerents in the said war,
namely. the Prince Macmillan. who as
serts himself to be Emperor of Mexico,
has issued a decree in regard to the port
Of Matamoras, and other Mexican ports,
which are in the occupation and posses.
sion of another OF the said belligerents,
namely, the United States Of Mexico,
decree is in the following words:
"The port Of Matamoras aud all the
northern frontier which have withdrawn
from the obedience to the Government,
are closed to foreign and coasting- traffic
during such time as tile empire of the
law shall not be therein reinstated.
ARTICLE 2. Merchandise proceeding
from said ports. on arriving at any other
where the excise of the Empire is col
lected. shall pay the duties on importa-
ton, introduction and consumption. and
on satisfactory proof of conformation
shall be irremissibly contiseated.
"Our Minister of the Treasury is
charged with the punctuai execution of
thie decree.
..Given at Mexico this 9th day of July
1885,
AND WHEREAS, The decree thus re-
cited. declaring heliigerent blockade,
unsupported by competent military or
naval force. is in violation of the neutral
rights of .he United States, as defined
w the law of nations. As well rs OF the
treaties existing between the United
States of America and the United States
of Mexico,
Now, therefore. I. Andrew Johnson
President OF the United States, do here
by proclaim and declare that the af re
sail decree Is held. an will be held, b,
the United States To DE absolutely null
sac D void. asaga,nst the Governments IN
~c;tizens of the United States, aud seha
s,r astem,r which shall be made TO en-
ts.eros the same against the Governmsn
h-or citizens of the United States will D.
dissllowed,
= In witness whereof, / have hereurto Sc
-. my hand and caused the seal of th
United States to be affixed Done a
the CITY of Washington. the seven
teeuth day of August. in the year G
cur Lord one thousand eight hundre
and sky six. and of the independence
of TIE United States OF America tn
ar ninety- first nSsE W ,yTzBsvvsf
BY the President:
ba.sf9 brs zsvAsDRsw JOHNSON.
WA. II. SEWARD. -
,anI1 >---- - ---->.----
For Latest Magazines. and Literary Paper
so to Hammer 4 Hinshaw's Store, Oos docr wsst
L the sSsrattAn Corner @s8F8W 2asaT ~
Do Yon Want superior Gold Pens gSsto 4
& .Ssore of Hammer = HiashAv. and ges it.
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For Hats and Caps, Goats. Pants, Vests
Boots and shoes, go to Hammer s Hinshaw Stor
and get rugged out-good and cheap.
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CIARN'S ~ss.---s
Celebrated Female Pills.

S0AO6A q SS4 SAAASAA@ = ~A<o-
Prepared fruu, a prescription al Sir J. Clark NJ. d.
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This Invaluable meSilcinc Is aaialns in the cure
of all tose painful ana dangerous Diseases 10 which
the female constitution sateet- Ii naederates all
excess and removes all ooStrucElons, and speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. Ii viii, in shorI time bring
on the monthly period With regularity
Each bottle price one Dollar. bears the 0oyernnsens
Stamp Of Great Britain, 10 prevent counsertelts.
CAUTION.
These Psll< should not be taken by Females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
are sure 20 bring ca Miscarriage but AT any other
time thes safe.
In ali Cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection, Pains
in the Back and Limits. Fatigue on slight eNerfon.
Plantation II the Heart Mysteries, and hltes these
Pills will effect when all other means have faii-
ed and although payrt rfal remedy, do not contain
iron calonel antinlony. anything harttuI TO TIE
constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, q Cortiandt ST., New York
y B.-sl.eo and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure Pottle containing ~
Pills. by return mail.
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esAa friend rep rts lump Of

found in his pitcher this Thursday
. morning Asnpposea 70 have been placed
there Yesterday. The weather is very
cold for Aagast though. zz35
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WE PREPARE
DR.. Hamlin's Anti hoiers Mixture,
From his published preseription,-Also,
DR., Rubini's SOLUTION ofOAMPHOR
With directions for their use.
PLUMMER 4 KELLY,
s. w. Corner of Main and Pearl-sts

Now that the Cholera is so us, il VIII be well
for every family TO keep bottle OF some suitable
medicine always in the house for instant il
cessary. Should the case prove likely TO be anything
than simple Diarrhea, do not depend on an un-
tried remedy but send At once for physician. Sim
pie remedies may be exceedingly useful in checking
disease in its first stages but should not prevent the
calling pnysican If the symptoms are at all alarm
ing. S&7a Ai{tof @~4s'.- s'+
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Millinery Goods.-We direct the attention of cur
readers 10 the advertisement of Devou Co. Their
house = ons Of the osies. and most reliable in the
city Of Cincinnati.
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MouIdings for Picture Frames, various Sizes pat
terms styles, and prices, to be had at Hammer Hin
shaw's Store
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f I'D ,,Sa or Dr. MarshaII,s Catarrh and
Headache Suuff. has proved its great value tor all
tbe eanopan diseases OF the head and this moment
stands higher than ever before.
r. !; rsrommended by many of the best Physicians,
and Is used great and satisfaction every
where.
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NOTICE
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

a Ill persons indebted to the Sinking Fund are
n hereby notified that all lands mortgaged TO said
fund and on which interest has not been paid IN ad-
vance for the present year will be advertised for
sixty days previous to ana offered at pubc SAFE on
the second Tuesday in December next
Bv order of the Beard Of Commissioners.
w H. TALBOT, President.
July Is, 1865
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; Nicholson & Bro, keep the best Gold
Pens
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for YeArs from
- Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
elects Of voushfal iadscrston, viii. for the sake Of
suffering humanity, send free 10 oil Who need H. TIE
receipt and directions for making the simple remedy
bv which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 70 profit
by The advertisers experience do so BY address
ing, in perfect confidence, >,,r>
No Is Chambers ST., New lork-
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N DicAL.

TIME Magnetic Doctress-Mss Tennessee, who was
ii once called the Wonderful Child, has returned to
the city and established inrmary Fifth ST.. No.
422. near Mound, where she may be consulted all
matters pertaining 70 life and health. She viii give
information Of lost stolen property, identifying the
person persons concerned, with much certainty
as scarcely to leave doubt OF their guilt and, whei
required will go into an unconscious state and traset
to every part Of the world, and hunt up absent per-
sons whether dead alive, and through her tell the
inquring friends their situation and whereabouts She
will guarantee to make permanent cures IN all casss
she undertakes. Cancers extracted root and branch
without instruments pain, one drop of blood,
from four 10 twenty-four hours. Pnralyzed perso
made to walk in from three to nine and all ot
diseases treated with the success such as ler
complaint, consumption ITS heart disease. sight and
hearing restored and all diseases that flesh is heir %
express when required. Box, 3l77, Cincinnati. p. o.
Through her extensive practice lately, she has also
Woodruff to assist her. 80 - ss.-t
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Do You Want Fine Picture Frames and
Pictaress go TO Hammer Hinshaw's and purchase