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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-31

In the last decade Of the history If the Lodge the
report SAYS We have had - large an Increase
81 teW Lodges IN term 80 naanv suspended
Lodges 10 resume work, record the loss of
few
ne report closes with TIE annexed Incentives for
stu renewed Eeal upon araslf OF the Order:
" IL = evident from the preseu, condition of
oraer ~ tiis STATE, that i maintain the devotion
I" "y Pr7ncfpae~. and csa,ine practice se aasas
y ieh ty ar intended Ia Sncise our success IL
ne tst erza extraordinary il has been shall be
6at te ts5auiuS q cur prosperity Ii all that j.
-s ayn4h and useful e. mankind q society. be
eesssY1ns . ~eEarsi aud esteem obi Fellowship has
ISn CLAIMS - II Ii recommends universal heaevo-
tenee- ana every virtue which eaoear II his
is4toA Eata u makes them srenis ant brothers.
US Aest sense ui these Let il spread AhraA3:
~ II 'aHaenca II exerte3 ami more. rnti
~ dressings slfli be every where eatayed, aaa the
safety the comfort ana the happiness If mankind ca
asnced hv il power,
The report q Grand Treasurer Haugbey shows the
.srAi fdsttan II the Grand L. Re be very salts
factory aud lie report 81 the Trustees states that the
fsr't">ei pairs oa the Grand Lsire badiug have
oeen aiTaF commenced. and Will u pu>hei rapd3v
"a comp lst5sp.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-31

The steamers Saxenta and america arrived Satnr.
dav New York, With Qaeenstosn dates of the lath
AMI the City ct Boston arrived yesterday WITH dates
Or. Ross. O: the Helvetia. is dead The Danustad,
army has been placed on a teofiaE, and war -
considered imminent The Trussian ambassador at
Vienna has declared that lie should leave Immediately
in consequence of the occupation o. Bohemia bs the
Aastrians. A dispatch from Trieste saws the en-
barkAtsn of the volunteer corps destined for MEXICO
has been couniermandei- telegram from Berlin
that hopes stl entertained some quarters
of peace. The very latest intelligence bv the City Of
Boston the effect that Paris advices indicated the
assembling OF European Congress. and she news
somewhat less warlike. The financial news in
dcaies that the panic IS in England, although
failures have occurred, and tlere is great tight
in the MONEY! market. The xirnuua RATE for
POS IS 66, advance of u per cent the rates
stated in the America and Saxonia's adviceS. The
Bank of Eugand's rate Of discounts nouanaltv 10
per cent The continued threatening aspect Vi con-
tinental affairs exercises paraly Yang effect upon the
markets.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-31

- We received copy ofsae Washington Chroa-
ice. done up very neatly and thanked by W. Julian,
NJ. c." Tuesday last. From the fact thar
have been the recipient Of such arars, with the
eeption of that gentsman's aPhrenological chart,
which he sent US two or three years ago, locked
through i, carefully expecting to hnd hatterug no.
tcs of him, some recent Legislative feat he had
performed for Bancossee; but found nothing except
ing ieft-hsnded compliment comparing Messrs-
Sherman and Julian with Clay, Webster and
Bentou their efforts At regulating the mining in
terests of the gold regions and advising these latter
day Statesmen that those iserests would flourish
better aud be probable TO the country, they
shou ld keep from tinksrine with subject they
n OF posted in. That's all ne found and we presume
he expects note it. and pleasure graft
flying him
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Special Medical Notice
To THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.

nR-P. hEEscHEL, eminent and skillfnI Physician
= y world renowned, Occuiist and Auris from New
York City, graduade of the Medical Universities Of
Pa ri- and Vienna, Eur1pe treats and the fol-
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Dizziness. Noises in the Head and Discharges from
the Ear, Catarrah.
Al diseases of the Throat and Lungs Heart and
Liver
Al Chronic Complaints
AL Spinal AMI Nervous Affections
All Diseases Of Woman, etc. etc;
On Sew and Highly Successful SYSTEM
tsaku 70, ard praetieed BY other Physician in
this county
~ be highest testimonials. Of cures performed
IN this place and v5cinitv, gwen Il required.
Dr.. HerscheI. has established Branch OfIce IN
DavtoB o. ~ the Phillips House ard can be con-
snfet from 1zsSdaY Of each week until We'd
a=s3aF. o'clock, P. NJ the Huntington House in
~ Al suffers from zuy Of the above diseases
shoni3 cali every Taes5av and We3nesdav and trT
Dr. hsrsches's healing system
The celebrated Australian RoCK- CgTsTAL SFEcrA-
CHS ana Tz-GLAszEs. Acknowledged by all scssn-
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From Nes York City
Nav Slst, 1856. I4-4x.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Nav 20.

INDIANAPOLIS. May ~.
Milligan was here to-day, and was ar
rested and taken before the L. s Dis
trict Court. He was released on $4,000,
to answer the charge OF treason, at the
October Term The Democratic candi-
date for Attorney General. J. r. Cof-
froth, chaperoned him about the city.
The Grand Lodge of Masons met this
afternoon, with . large representation, H.
G.. Hazelrigg being present IS Grand
Master. 4ssa
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Chr aMarkets.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, MAY %.
Flour Duh, and hardly any demand, and prices
unchanged.
wheat-Dul and prices irregular; No. new win
reached 81 50; old, 81 so.
Corn-In demand at 60O6 70c the latter for sacks
oats-Firm at 4S@A6c tor No. :, and 46@50c Tor
mol
Barley 81 1901 IS.
Provisons-Frm nd unchanged
Mess Pork-S3l so.
Bulk Meats l214@I2s4c for shoulders, and lss4c for
clear sides.
Bacon Demand light.
Groceries-Dull and unchanged.
Butter 25927c,
GSEid-is7..
New York Market.
NEW YoEk, May 81.
Cotton Quiet at 4o94ec for middng.
Flour-Dull and common grades Toe lower sales
s. seas IS for extra State 80 40G9 so for extra
round hoop Ohio. and 50 so@io for trade brands.
Market closing dull.
Whisky-Firm at 50 24G2 u.
Wheat.Heavy and 29 lower; sales at 81 IL for
Do 80 - a@ mb, 70 Mr prme ne"
Rye-tirmer at sAc for western, and 81 os for
Wisconsin
Corn-Openei firm and closed heavy at 1@2e low
sales at @s2c for DANA ged mixed WESTERN;
s3G@s5c for sound western; closing at SIC ahoat;
S5B Sc Tor western yellow; S6(GS912 for old mixed
western in store and delivered.
Oats Heavy and I92c lower sales at 5e35sc
for western.
P trolcum-Dull at 278271zc for crude and lge-
Al IEc for refined in bond
Pork Opened irmer, and closed heavy and droop-
ing sales $50 65@30 81 Tor new mess, closing
$40 40 cash 500 25029 IS for old mess, and s24-
00,d24 so for prime.
Bee-Steady
Beef Hams Firm at 47@4sc.
bacon Quiet.
Cut Neats-Quiet; sales at 121z9l3sSc for shout
ders, and l7149g iStEc for hams.
Lard--Eiruier at l9gG2214e, and small sales at
2255c.
Butter Duh and heavy at 3O@39c for Ohio, aud
390 &c for state.
Chaese-Dull.
Cattle Market.
NEW YORK, Nav 90.
The current prices for the week at all markets
follows
Beet Cattle First quality per head, SIsGl8~5o;
fair 70 good SIC 00tdls common, Sf5GI l6 inferior,
Sii 00HI5
Cows and Cafves-Extra, per head, SS5iG95: good
quality, S75@S0: ordinary, S65G75 mmon, s5o8
60; inferior. s30a35.
Veal Calves First quality, per pound, 11dl3c
ordinary, letnlfe; common, s0t9c; inferior, TMSc.
Sheep and Lambs Z xtra, peg head S9MI0 prime
quality, S7aS ordinary, S. 50Gl6 so common, sag
) so :: inferior, Ssd4 so.
Swine-Corn fed, per pound, 10%9l014c light,
l0GI014c.
The market for beef cattle has been altogether firm
er this morning, and prices ruled 199l15c higher.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-31

The Executive Board of the State Sol
diers' Association, viii meet on June 9th
to settle the arrangements for the 4th of
j uly celebrafionso Sherman and Thorn
as will be present on the occasion.
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i. .. o. F..

The Grani Lodge met at indianapolis last week
The report Of Thomas b. McCarty, Grand Master
shows the Order in the State be in condition of
unprecedented prosperity. Abiding the evidence.
of this, the Master says:
The statistics Of the last six months the amount
expended relief needy brethren for destitute
widows, for educating orphans, and burying la
mented dead, the best evidences Of strength
and perrtuity and prove that have attained a
power and a dIgntv in the land which must cause US
to be recognized and appreciated Let US, them labor
elevate institution IN the scale of moral
ceence; let emulate the virtues of the great bene-
factors of our race, by enforcing observance Of
those social and humane duties, BY which strive
reaninate those purely benevolent facilities which il
a. pleased all wise Providence to confer upon
AMI the practice Of which, contributes emf
nentIy TO the elevation and happiness of all.
SECRETARY.
E. H. Barry, Grani Secretary, congrstulates the
Lodge upon the viiences of its advance AMI firm
hold in the State. The number of members of the
rider in Indiana. is IL 253 $50 suffering members
have been relieved by the contributions of the Order
nj il tie last six mouths 81, %. II have been
pended for charity
The Secretary is pleased to recur to the prompsi-
tde OF the officers of the various lodges, and says
For the first time since incum5encv, there is
a delinquent Lodge to report The reports for the
last rba foil
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N ew Advertisements.
WANTED.

PARTNER, with abont $500. ia QUE Of the best
leca ted and paving Ice Cream Saloons and Con.
fectIoHerv stores in the city. For particulars in
qure second door of Starr Hall, add w
q. NJ, box no. lis, Richmond, Indiana.
Wanted-A gentleman partner in a Drug Store
TO invest stakeholder. Inquire nf DR.. d'Huy,
corner 9Th Street and Fl Wayne Avenue, Richmond,
Indiina. Is 3w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-31

Perryvilla has subscribed one tlons
and dollars toward putting the canal in
nayigabIe order
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-31

DrED,-In this city. the 23rd of May, 1866, Mrs.
LYDIA W. LoUGH, wife of John W. Tough, aged ~
years months and 10 days.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-31
Marriages:

At the residence of The brides father Richmond,
Indiana, Nav Path, inst, by Rev. A. Marine, Mr.
ADDISON II. NoEDyKE and Miss JANE E. PKIcF, all
of this city.
On Wednesday morning May 23d. Mr.. WV. W.
SMITH 70 Miss ELNIEA GRIFFITH, all of this city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-05-31

The entire membership of the State
amounts to l6, 1872, net increase during
the year of 1862.
Next week, after the meeting of the
Grand Lodge, we shall be able to give a
fuller report Of the condition of the
Lodges in this State, seen by the re-
port of the Grand Master and other
Grand officers. We are pleased to see
such gratifying prosperity as those
figures indicate.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO the Stockholders Of
: " the Green mount and State Line Turnpike Com
PAW. that there will be election held the house
Of William Elliott SATURDAY the 18th of June next
at O'Clock 4. NJ, elect Board of Directors 10
the ensuing
JONATHAN SCARCE, President.
May 81, 1866, 3w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

nor NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT.-The Coastwise
Company will dispatch the superior sdewhesl steamship
ALABAMA.
I IrNrRI-RNFR Master on THURSDAY, May TO- at 2p from
Pier No 20 NORTH River OF Wuen.t 1 receiving freight
and gives through tickets ports in Ala
and Mississippi snd Ohio River ports snd
Freight Passage apply at No. III West corner Oh
Warren, or to Il. II. DRUMMOSD, no. 81 Wall ,,oro,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

through c~s frpm pay ron fot street 9ssrns
dated May 1855 tbs smoat be PAID NON the sprprpnnoa '
CITY Contingencies"
AirmstiveC oqncnen EeehAu Long Sicom Flynn ho.intoh
OBuen Keuney Costello fars. Brukmn, Roster, heeeH'
cs~cn, Mact.y HalluIan Roberts and Hct,r.ck~-I.
kegs,ivs-Counclneu White Tyng Thomss and Pulnsn-f
Councilman Hartman moved that ZACH vote b. reooniidro
Which carried.
The paper then laid
Report Of Committee DoasJs Charities in favor Of sioP
Resolved Comptroller hereby authorized and
directed TO draw his IN favor Of Sister Helena Of the Inds
dol
donation ssid Institution. and charge account Of
Donations"
Which postponed.
OF eating up OF Board Of Aldermen as folows
kes..d That Comptroller b. aud be Is hereby authorized and
directed the lease premises now occupied by tue Eighth
Judicial District Court a. the OF street ana
avenue the m Of ten mon the date the
expiration said exceeding thousand hye huna
red doii.rs
The motion 10 suspend the rules carried.
Councilman PULLMAN moved to smend said reo gson oy s
therefron tho Of thousand hve hundred dollars ana insert
ing lieu thereof the thousand tive hundred dollars
Which lost BY the following vote; u
acknowledgements heech Green, White Tying inom'
Roberts and Puimsn--7. So
Neg.ye-Cosncnen Keenan, Long Flynn, Rob- ison.
OBren. Kennry Costello Hartman Brinkman, Roster MacKsy
Bettick and Imlay-l9.
Councasn smend .aid reso.uion by striking
word three
Which Lost.
The resolution then lost for wait Of suncen' NUMBER
follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kssnsn Lons. s,acom Fynn RObn'cn
OBnen, kenney Costello Hartman BnnkGan, hosef heecn
Green, hacksy TyDg Hslorsn and nsy-lI -.
Nsxaive-Councimen White Thomas Roberts Pullman aud Hs
Councilman HAnrxAs moved that recousidered
Which oarsied
And the paper was laid over.
Whereupon the PKEspvsr declared the Board stood sd
''u''oa 0H'u i'''0'' "" EDwiS IT. HAoERrY. Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
beard Of Conucilmen.

STATED bKSslOS Aondsy, niAy lo'o'
og ~. sS, met vrant to adjournment hex Chamber No IS
ny P1o.sJ wilson Green esq President in the Chair and the
coasclSsa Kesnsn Long sscOm Flynn Rob9son oBIen
Kenny co.ts1 Hasas 5.@ Pa ns .sI and y"s
Of meetings held April 90 and hsy were read and
Tss Haute. meeting held April 30 having been rsss
@ az o.ss eS S in from the vote bis name
Dpi' placing Il The .sme IN ihe negative.
xai sss minutes corrected approved.
RESOLUTIONS.
.,S fss street between and Lexington
paved B-sr pavement under the direction OIL inc
WS,ci va. referred 70 Committee Belgian Pavement
ss.ys T thirty rd street Fourth aud Sixth
sas. s the cro.os sq!asi and that the ''eom
p, syys ordinance ,I.s' l Be- sd'Ped-
Tat the cos Corporation De and he hereby
soa a; The s s &C. 70 he Hsss River
Which erred toihs Committee on street opening
Re.seS couD. The Corporation be and b Is hereby
Orr s.;a = sls a al and ns uns AID sh rsst
wtiss W.. rSisired 70 toe COMMITTEE Street Opening
By Cessc piusn HlLLoGAs-
. Ts srs = :ab and sS % md Gag
ssssst b oae Hundred ;ad Tw sni{ ,oo 55
.gsnse under n. direction Of the Street Commissioner
Wbish vas adopted
Es.sss Th. the ooun. Cooperation be and he Is hereby
Esty sssa to Eshty from Third to Avenue
Shlch ss referred uamittes on Street Opening
Rs. ,sJ Tbs. Oh. sesn opening Hundred snd Thirty
from Harlem River the hadsoa ksve take place in
maSafs!y.
Which adopted
BY Councilman NACEAf-
Thai the street be aud he hereby
thofzed widen the cgeway OF brodw-y ana
by setting bach railing Madison PsTk ne com
of Brosdv AID twenty
third direct line point the noSe.
Twenty Ffsycnge aDd sio thai tns eno
and with TIE shove snd sidewalks
Ragged where Necessary. . -.
ths sad paper be referred 10 the Joint
Spea Committee spgoed the proPosd widening the fh
I '' S,s.s, ,.,d.a
3, Councilman HALIoaAN-
Ra.ov-d the Comai,es Naonsl Af Board Of
snd tie COMMITTEES Ans and sees Of the Board of
hereby aathokea and bebs
Tor sla the Thsd Real
man Netio Guard, Of Newton, stand
oo al The sun OF hundred heT45y srptopriss
w III ysrrsn m payment the the pEesentson Of
he proper vouchers and charge ito same to TIE sceons Of City
cosnsn KrrsAz moved that sd resolution be referred 50 the
Com11ittee o keiiousl Agsifs
Which "a carried.
Ina, one H0.drrd Tbytld street. rom Fourth
he Eighth syenus regulated and graded cub and get
hgsed Jour ieet "oe ubos
lbs dfec ION Of the CoDms.ioneT.
WHEEL rsfsusd to Committee on Roads
~ COUNCILMAN hoBIssos
Resolved Hooson ses, Broadway 70 West street be
property half by the city, the sane TO oe
sss gad-r the direction u the Coon Aq1sdaet Department
het referred 10 tts COMMITTEES o. Belgian Pavement
~ COsscinsD KEEsAx- -
resolved That the Af and Sciences Of the Board
~sf~s' and The COMMITTEES hso.i Affairs Of Board :"