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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-14

-. 49, Rahnasy H.
Mr. Sherman repmtsd - Compound
sssres Funding Dill. I<euthosles .
sue semporaj loan c. ihcat1 st me-
zces ng three y .csnl int III, for
3. ! 'sp''ss ~ eePou. lassre''
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill providing
for the appointment ofths Commissioners
to examine and report upon the claims OF
loyal citizens Of the rebel and border
States. for stores fasnished . NE Quar-
Assnasesrs0~DepsEsaeuta OF the United
States army in the late war. = Also, bill
temporarily increasing the pay Of the
army, The latter gives thirty three and
: third per cent. additional pay to all
omcers below the rank Of Major General
for two years from July 1867. It allows
communication for rakions to those who
were prisoners Of war for the time they
were prisoners, or TO the heirs Of those
who died prisoners. It strikes the word
white from al militia laws; requires army
officers to prevent whipping or other
corporeal Punishment, and abolishes
peouage in New Mexico. 4 =
L The Bankrupt Bill came up q.
o'clock. on . motion 10 reconsider, and
after IN irrelevant debate, was passed
BY = to 80. -. -. -. - -. -
The Chairman VS. ahsents Wade,
Trumbull, Tests, Hsaderson, and Lane,
voted In henegative. zs 9 't1a
The House resumed the consideration
Of the reconstruction question a. applied
70 Louisiana. and passed the bill just ~
it came from the New Orleans Riot CON-
mittee. and ~ heretoforc published The
vote stood lis to 40. The Republicans
voting against it were Messrs. Baker,
Bingham. Hubble Of Ohio, Latham,
Thayer and whaley Messas Dodge,
Raymond and Schenck we're present. but
did not vote, the latter declining on the
ground that . general reconstruction bill
should be passed. saa gesls ssssss u
{ The main feature OF the bill is con
tanned in the appointment of Provisional
Governors BY the President. together
with a&C0uncu OF Nhne, VINO are 70 In
angrate . new State Government, based
on suffrage except to those who aided
| the rebellion - So $3.50
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sat fun psy and Advances Cor the fun tine Of tbei
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49,
L. r. Milligan, The celebrated Indiana conspirator
Is starting driving park ct Huntington.
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HaIl b dlled eysry evening to its utmost
capacity. thsrsby testifying, that the city
of, Rieh0soa iSas esasbrsted for liz up.
pfeciaafsn ofs intellectual and moral
Rorth. = Il is for it, philanthropic and
ss>ligi(ps Mstitnttnpe~ isassaasE usg ass
SEE a& kHG ss@
4 DEm1vBD COnoaMHAsToA. The course
pursued by our Senator. Maj. KluLxr, il
daily nssstng With ths deserved csnsnrs
Of bis eenseitassts, The ssalowing pss-
amble and rsseaueion were pnsse.ted and
unaninously adopted 1t as.eeting Of
Post No. 2, Of the Grand Aruy Of the
Republic in this city: - a. - -
" WHERREAs, It is the right Of free
men, peaceahly 10 assemble and express
their grievaaees; anel, whereas, We. the
oGcers and members Of the Grand Army
OF the Repshlic. - soldiers that were
and citizens that are, feel agrieved by
the refusal Of Major Isaac KaELBx, Sen
ator from Wayne county, in the State
Legislature, to vote for the Honored Son
Of Indiana, Gov @. p. Ho3roN, for u.
S. Senator, az We believe from factious
and bigo,ed personal aninosity; there
fore be it 80 4 fssznas s. ssoss
80 Resn1gsd1 That We deprecake and con-
denim, in unqualified terms, the refusal
Of the said Kinley to support Gov. Mon.
roH for tbs lated S&aAes senate, and
assert and believe that, n 90 doing, he
done violence - Ahe Wishes and wants
Of . large majority OF the loyal voters
Of Wayne Counts, and especially OF the
Grand Army q the Republic" $50 .Ha
The Indianspe1is correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial, IN his letter Of
the l1th, copies Gen, Beapett's amend
meat to the Congressional District Ap-
!. portionmsnt Dnl, In whieh this District
10 compsssd Of The following counties
! Shelby, Rush, Franklin. Union. Fayette,
Wayne and Hancock, vsntilates our Sen.
ator' course il refusing to vote for Gov.
) Morton, and puts very pertinent propo-
Asition relative 80 the probable course Of
the Major on this bill: = go, 49,
Mai. Xinley, the Senator from Wayne,
who is a cousin Of George W.. Julian,
doea not like any thing or anybody whe
does not worship at the shrine of Me
Julian. He seems rather to be in th<
Senate TO look after the interests Of Mr.
Julian than the people Of Wayne Coan
tr. He was fermerly regarded as &C
honest 0an, and when, during the can
vass. be Was Questioned a. to whethe
he would vote for Gov. Morton Cor Uni
ted States Senator, he uuhesitatingly
said he would; hut no sooner had he ar
rived in this city. than be received ord
ers from Mr.. Juliaa to defeat Gov. Nor
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= Oodh4AAhony, hnvoju1e yocoGv
- as1ugEo 1oeoe 00So9 opoo0a
RoakoGkc.. Of OuhmDoA G6e na1kn
So G es 8 u s4aw " p as 80
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
pASSFNG ERS APRIVED.

FROM BREMEN AED SOUTHAMPTON. sept 25-In steamship
Daho-Nsihaue Bilwe B. Hook J. h. WooYeu A Faco-eG
wife Mrs A. RAYMOND j. Rawlings A. W benI ~, - a.
nornan Donln g. Lebenek. M H. taonA 6eorge stone a.
p~I Mr. F.d Mis-, l. Il~wood T. Grfn A. YolcherW. C. Muer
Wybrnch Mr suAet and child Baron Won hau ano 'o
Ia the steerage. ...,o,,.,- G. =, t.....h hio
PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN; Sept 2S-In steamship
Denmark-Messrs Rescah Nj Norris Nhurl, T.
Iloe Greene, p Humphreys H. T. Ihorne r. H.
Grswod, Chase, Biis Carson, Mss Aekenay Mrs fEh W.
ba Mr Teay and wife J. Tnpp Rev o. W. sam
son Mr. sene Capt Ayerted Mr. Turner lady and eh '"
Barr Mrs fgea aud children, MI Muller w. hAI anu
5i5 IN the A., -. y "
FROM VKKA CRUZ &C. Sept 25-In steamship Georga-s Il.
Zanudre T. Miller Funek, Long Michel r. Never T. J. "a
tno Rose BGekoG j. Doyle hrs Eliza bsrs and
M NJ
From CHARLESTON. Sept 25ln steamship Manhsitan-hiS N
v S NJ Galloway and child, CAPT = H. Dek
ipsou Mrr Watts Miss w. Dir and Mr H. Buck and
chd Col T. W ncks A. ToomeT Porter ar sn hhIts
W Baeedrr j. Dake James H. Ford, r. T. Nelen, l. heDonAd
H. McCuire c. Davis MecheTs W Crlg hrS Smith Ana Gu
SMITH Buck g. H. Kuhke John kuhAe e browning oe"
Anderson, and III ~ the steeTage.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
COURT CALENDARs-TnIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAsBER. CLERKE J.
s2-Moud Mould. l49-Slaler Hall Quarry Co agt
@-Marr 0Brieu - Neinorr
e6-Rasbeck ag- Van Santon l4o-DeVotte agt Brennon
l0s!-Sherman agt Sherman l+.-LeOkzln AEt Ierety
laL-PoHer ag- Titon lb-GanaMe agL LeAl!.
l2l-SaRe agt ScheAdueckt
The Call commences No l5-IArn agt Howell
COURT-GESEKAL TERN CALENDAR 26TH 2TH,
28TH. ALKKR HERsE AND GROSS J. J.
i-wsson agt Watson 1-Joseph sgA LoSeHstein-
2-Pinnng Folk. 8-Daly ag. Malylle
3-Hal agt Cronk 9-Eughsh agt Peck
4-Murphy agt- Kelly l0-DToge agt Droge.
5-McCsuley agt Brown. ll-TierAsy sgt bTandelo.
6-Seheele agt HlnteL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-sPEcIAL TERM.-Before
Judge CARDOZO.
nECISIoN

Bernstein agt. Miller.-A Receiver will be
appointed The defendant must pay the sherifs fees
and SO costs Of the attachment, and then DE dis
charged Baeder agt Leyiston-I think the Code does
not authorize such examination as Is sought Is IN
fact a discovery books which cannot be had IN tins
way. MARITIME agt. Fannelly-It does not appear tat
the plaintiff has found any property since the pre-
yious examination, and therefore lie has right to
order. II lac wishes Receiver, ohe may be APP
pointed; no costs. HOadley AT. Stevens. - Motion
granted. Harold HenwoOd appointed Receiver In 70
Isldor Samuels supposed lunailc.-order granted.
Kaufman agt. Kaufman.Rep0rt confirmed. John tiesch
Caroline Geschw Ind.-Report confirmed, aud
Judgment OF divorce granted. Bell agt stephes-JohB
j. Bradley esq., appointed Receiver. Rowan agt Ryan.
The Hon Thomas j. Barr appointed Receiver Prat,
Read Il Co agt Pratt Smith ~ Col think there ls SO
much doubt the question OF title that the injunction
should be dissolved but condition that the defend
must give bond TO account; the costs OF s action
TO abide event Of action Jeanneret Sgt. Jeanneret-
Upon production OF affidavit Of the defendants defaui
the report will be confirmed Margaret Richards agt
Joshua T. Richards-Report confirmed, and Judgment oi
divorce granted.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
p1SSENGERS SALLRp.

FOR LIVERPOOL SEPT 25-fn steamship EecaMss Lawless'
W. Nno Mr Mrs Hart Mrs shirley, Rev H. Geenhan H. o.
Cunts Mr au ). q. OKenfor Miss BelaTtsu Mr anG Ms
Oa.es q kas Nj Uumack and others % thr steerte
Puk LIVERPOOL. sept 25ln steamship Cw Of "ahni 'on-
NJ. NJ ierr Mrs keis and child Miss A. eekly, Mr.. D. IS
Richards M T. Fowler g. Fisher aai wife T. s. Turner pr D
and vrf and cr Miss &. Manfred Mr. and Ars e. yh"s
and c Mrs h. Cosuir r. G.. W Crosue r. Payne = " Nh"ud-
f v M,rc VIZ Hogan. D. Edwards j. II. Ewing T. t. Moore
Ms Csef and c A. Brsdy T. H. FtI iier1e and Has T.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
9urt 0alarorn's aOtitr.

oy NKw.YORK. I
PoRr OFTICK, No ~ Wlhanst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
Reoanre Oe Of the Port Of New lok to all persons
Interested in having charge the subject Of such inquiry
examination survey that the following vessels under eEsna
uou 1 PV and that TIC sad surveys VI examination. s
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
4nttium Sails Of Btal 6statt.
W II. MILLER Auctloneer.
by JOHNSON e. MILLER


REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
NJ. % EAssAu-sI., COR CEDAE-sT., hEN-iokk -
Farms bought oa el'eu
Auction Saesof stocks fuhf se
On WEDNESDAY, Oct o'clock at Exchange saeHoom NJ
III broadway, \.
BRoOKLYs PROPERTY
AvE-Eass size between Flushing ave- ana heis|'
Lot.
Rrsnsr-Sou,h side 90 feet east Of Wytheaye, Lots
M0KrOSsr-Soutb side. rs feet west Of Mj-ea'e, Lot
CLiMERsr-Eorn Side IT'S feet west Of w ytheayei Lot
decentralization Of keap-st, Lots
IlaOPgreT.-sorh side Dear II rrsou-age, > Lots ,,.
HHs sTsPot of4 Lots ol each street, 100 iee'
incles Of Bellori-ave.
MARcYAyK hwest corner Lots 81,
Also the basement Brok House ns
located Leye and hossst house
0nrr has jus. been painted Ih one :"
The hes locations for IN the city.
Terms Maps Office, No p Nassaust :, ,,,
On THURSDAY u O'Clock Exchange Saeoom, NO. III
Broadway, " Y
ARLRs REsI ESCK, near thave WIKI plot o o
3onl > and 3 on R1th-st 80 -.
De M story and subcellar House fled In with
brick on the 20 feet west Of feurtaye mouse
contains grounds hed With shrupoe
Star premises There small Houses on tue rear OF s
l2s o renting for $500 Immediate possession can DC Au
Of the dwelling. r,--., 49,.
For Maps and particulars apply AucOneers No 2S Nassaust
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
A SECOND PosTPoNEMENT OF THE CASE OF 7
C. CALLICOT AND OTHERS.

C. CALLICOT AND OTHERS.
This case was again up yesterday before Com
missioner Newton, in Brooklyn for examination, but was
postponed until Monday next at II on account OF
the absence Of Mr. Keasbey. u s. DstrictAttorney for
NevJersey who IS acting In tins matter by request Of
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue at Washington.
suggestion made reduce the bail v one or two Oh
the arrested parties formal motion was made 10
that effect therefore the parties stand Ia s2oo al each
with the exception OF Mr. Caico whose ball Is soOOo
Aside from the reporters Of the press there were not
dozen spectators present Mr. Cacot appeared IN court
With some personal friends.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

Mrs. Sherman was crOSS-eXlmlncd yesterday
on the subject of her application for possession OF ne
child She testified that she had separated from her nu
band twicethe first time in October, 1867 tey lscu
apart till January 1866; it during the first SEPARATION
that the child taken from her the last time tey
lived together months Mrs. Sherman repeated her
statements the improper advances made toward her
by her father-inaw Benjamin sherman. The eXanllna
tion was then adjourned TO Thursday at 10 a. NJ
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcIAL TERa-Before Judge
MCCUHN.
DECISIONS.

Herman G.. Gordon agt. The Manhattan In
surance Co.-Motion granted Chas. ii. Dabney agt
Simon Stevens-MOtiOn TO open default granted. An
thOny McOwen agt Christian Leyser- Motion granted
Thos :. Nee agt. Henry s. Newton.-Moon granted. In
JAS Johnson-Order Of arrest discharged. Thos OgG
Shaw agt. Alfred Dewitt.-MotiOn granted. Andrew j.
HackleY agt Jas W. MisOn.-MOtiOn granted.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
THE BOOK TARIFF,

recently had import antiquarian work from England
sbhngs about 81,
dollars goh But the work bulky the duty By
weight, and 30 the book cost hceHtyScsen dollars
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
NATTON OF MRS. SIfEhMAN.
n - u - = q. D..i.to, 81 Ersuces sherman

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-B Before Justice CLEsKE.
THE SHERMAN HABEAs CoRPUs-CRosS-EXAMI-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
gah Stbools.
Gtarhtrs.

LADY who has had several years, expert
ACHER desires AsITUAIlONi Ssh9o AI p "
- .se hgber English branches LAIN OF fIeDeN u''' '
ieaen t~en tDs s Address a. Tribune once.
CA. THOROUGH LADY Teacher 4 EiS of o..t,st the
N =, IN dssires few PUPILS Terms ~ per f'A'e"
IN PlhhC 1eSie n es,e of O. Schrner 7Ol Broadway
= n EXPERIENCED TEACHER, an an A. "A: NJ,
in the English branches and MH'.H % % p ,r or yicint1
IL desrous Of engagement IN tn o5H VI "'
eeient Sr nCllIR In care Thomas Colt No $50 oA.ss
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, a thorough a5si
n rl teacher and depiuAan Of se,er,i & se bt tsrsy
n 0Hs' "saeenent Reffs "a gentlemen el sne H's
desires an ltss ALPHA Box No i62 Tribune once.
rTTpOT OCTCAL STUDENT wishes re
a. private Tutor; teaches lan.u a. g. gG7
-, eng S he orDars branches Of edgeahoh A1D ~
SntlaYe
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
To TIE Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The foregoing is from The World Of

SIR: The foregoing is from The World OF
this date The duty books Is not by weight Dut ao
valorem 25 per cent? and If the value stated the
duty was but one dollar and hair And further II, as
represented it Is he book referred to an antique rec
II is ereSpt from duty under existing laws c. b. would
make good member of the Free Trade League. He ha
evidently been imposed upon under false representa-
ton OF the tariff. am, &c, B.
Nesc- York Sept 25, 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC
SHIPPING LN1ELLIGENCE.

.. PORT OF NEW YoRK......sxrT. Is
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.


Notes of issue for the October term. m Ad-
yiiyulty Oniy must be filed in the U. = District Court
office on or before Friday next the 27th nst III order Ia
take their proper place On the calendar
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26

and sound policy, and we call upon our
Governments, Federal and State, to use all
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil.
6. Rcsotred, That the Radical majority in
the so-callcd Congress have proved them
selves TO be in favor of Negro Suffrage by
forcing it upon the people of the District
of Columbia against their almost unani-
nous wish. solemnly expressed at the polls,
by forcing II upon the people of all the
Territories, and by their various devices to
coerce the people of the South to adopt it
that we are opposed to Negro Suffrage, be-
.lieving It would be productive of evil to
both whites and blacks, and tend to pro-
duce q disastrous conflict of races.
z. Resolved, That for all their efforts to
uphold the Constitution we tender to the
President and to the majority of the Judges
of the Supreme Court of the United States
our hearty thanks.
s., ResotUed That VIC are In favor Of a
Democratic Convention of delegates from
all the States, to be held at such time and
place us may be agreed upon, and that the
State Central Committee be authorized to
concur with other proper committees in
fixing time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, Ky, as'the place.
o. ReSUlUed, That the Democratic news
papers of Ohio deserve u earnest and lib
eral support. and that an early and thorough
organization of the party Is Indispensable.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

II Cornelia Mohr, now wife OF Clement RieLlg
who i've in Llennont County, Ohio, John i. Mohr
VINO lVesin Randolph County. Illinois, and I HON
v an take notice, that a petition was filed against
them on the 7th day ur January, A. u. 1867 IN the
superior Court, within and Ion the County Of
Montgomery and State Oi Ohio, l} ,lOhn g.. Lui-
NC ana Is now penuing, wherein sAid John r.
LUDWIG demands partition Oi the GLOWING reR
estate to-wit Being lots numbtfed live hundre1
and eighty $50 and 1--WE hundred and eighty
Que (ooll OF the revised plat Of the city
Of Dayton, and that ut the next1erm ofsaid Court
held alter forty days from the date Of the nrstpub
LEGATION OF this notice, application will be made b
may BIO made OF said premises.
JOHN E. LUDWIG.
JAS, ii BAGdorT, Atty for Petitioner. lswG
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
DAILY EMPIRE.
ALL SORTS or IrEMs,


Miss McKenna, u daughter Of the late
postmaster at Jackson. La, has been APP
pointed to oil thev vacancy oecasioned by
his death.
George Peabody has given $4,000 to the
Essex institute, In Salem-Sl00,000 for the
endowment of professOrships, and $4,000
for building.
Anti-tobacco Trask has fired a four-page
tract at General Grant, urging him to give
up his cigar. General Grant, however, con-
cludes to flight 1t out on hat line"
According to rumor Ben. Butler cleared
100000 by recent stock speculations.
Artemus Ward has left England for the
island of Jersey. BY the advice of Or.
Hastings he has suddenly discontinued his
lectures as the only possible chance of saw
ing his life; he has made hosts of friends In
London who manifest the greatest anxiety
for his recovery.
The Blackwells, the doctor and his wife,
better known as Lucy Stone, attempted to
address a public meeting In Princeton, N.
j. recently, but were sileuced by the yells,
hootings and cat-calls of the college boys.
The Mobile Times, abiding to Morris
sey's connection with a Troy paper, sug-
gests that his articles will be indicated by
a first.
Colonel j.. Coss lately sued the Louisville
Journal for $4,000, tor stating that his wife
had eloped with a circus manager. The
Colonel has accepted Il compromise by
throwing off $3.50 of his claim.
The imposter, ELDER C. j. Adams
of Maine, whose colony of emigrants to
Palestine are starving and perishing, is un-
der arrest at Jaiia, on complaint of some of
his dupes, who had sense enough remain
Ing to do what they ought to have done
before leaving the country. 1t is not yet
decided whether the trial will be held at
Jaffa, or be deferred till the party arrive
home.
DR.. A. d. Gall, a German by birth, but
long 8 resident of indianapolis, died of
apopleXy in that city on the 18th inst. He
was Consul at Antwerp under President
Pierce's administration.
The counsel for Rev. Joel Lindsey, con-
victed of manslaughter in the second de-
gree for whipping his child to death, have
made a motion for a new trial at the gene
raj term of the Supreme Court. Buffalo.
The motion was made on n bill of excep-
tions to the evidence taken Mt trial, and the
admission of incompetent jurors by the
Court. 1t is stated that, should a new trial
be granted, Lindsey will be released from
prison on bail, to await the result of the
May term.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26

Patented .aIay 30, 1900.


This is an article for washing without rubbing,
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations Of
Tered for alike purpose, WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTHES,
but VIII leave them much WHITTIER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear.
IL removes grease spots as il by magic, and soft
ems the dirt by soaking, so that rinsing will in or
binary cases entirely remove il.
This powder Is prepared in accordance with
chemical science, and upon n process peculiar to
itself, which is secured By Letters Patent. 1t has
been in use for more than q year, and has proved
itself an universal f%avorite wherever 1t has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the fol-
lowing, viz;
1t saves all the expense of sorp Usually used on
cotton aud linen goods.
II sayeS most Of tho labor of rubbing, and wear
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows it Is unsurpassed.
With one quarter the time and labor usually re-
CURED 1t imparts u beautiful gloss and lustre,
much superior to any other mode. No water re-
CURED except to moistsn the powder.
directions with each package.
And can be readily appreciated by u single trial.
The cost of washing for u family of1Ve or six per-
sons Will not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been intro
duced TO the public which have rOtted the cloth,
or Jailed in removing the dirt, but knowing the in
trinsic excellence of this article, they confidently
proclaim it rs being adapted to meet u demand
which has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained unaupplied.
MANUFACTURED By
HOWE 81 STEVENS,
eco Broad VVay, Boston.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE CoLoRs.
Sold by all GrOcers and Dealers. oc9d3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
DIVORCE NOTICE.

ToBH II. MARTIN, whose residence Is unknown.
ssth OF January, a. d. 1851, died IN Inc Court OF
common Pleas OF Montgomery county. Ohio, he's
gsunoh' PRAYING lor q diyorce, against said de
iendant absence and bsbItusl
terry, t Il THOMPsoN hstornNv
Jan. Is, Is67-siws A'"rnsS'