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certained by agreement between him and the
assignee, or by sale thereof, to be made in
such manner as the court shall direct: or the
creditor may release or convey his claim to he
assignee upon snch property, and De ad United
10 prove his whole debt. If the value OF the
property exceeds the sum for which it is SO
heid as security, the assignee may release to
the creditor the han krupt's right Of REDEEM ption
therein on receiving such excess: or he NAV
sell the property, subject TO the claim Of the
creditor thereon; and in either case the as.
signee and creditor, respectively, shall execute
all deeds and writings necessary or proper In
consummate the transaction. II the property
Is not SO sold or released or delivered u p. the
creditor shall not be allowed to prove any part
of his debt.
SIC 81 And be Il further enacted. That M
creditor proving his debt or claim shall be
showed TO maintain any suit at In W or In equity
therefor against the bankrupt. bat shall be
deemed to have waived ali right OF action and
suit against the bankrupt and all proceedinRs
already commenced or unsatis1ed judgments
discharged and surrendered thereby: and NO
creditor whose debt 10 proyable under this Act
snan Dc aio wed TO prosecute to final judgment
an any sTt At law or N equity therefor against
discharce shall have been determined; and
any such sutt or proceedings ahali, anon the
sppi,cauon OF the bankrupt be stayed to await
on the question Of the discharge provided there
be no unreas enable delay ON the part Of fhe
Dsnkrupt IN endsav orinG 70 obtain his dis.
ds: the cred Ter is In dispute, the ssi, By leave
Judgment foi the purpose Of ascertainins tina
amount due, which amount may be proved in
bankruptcy: bar exception shall be STAYED A.
Aforesaid. u any oankrupt .hail, at the tims
Of adjudlcat on, b liable upon any bin Of e1
change, pror,issory note. or other obligation in
respect OF die dpct contracts ~ member OF evo
or more hrm, carrying on separate aad distin m
trades, and Saving dtstine. estates 10 be Voun6
mp in bAnhrl ptcy, OF q sole trader and also
Tel meuahl OF = nrn, ths circamstancs thss
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RAILROADS.
1900 P.sssyLvAHiA ROUTE 1877

1875 oBHA1 IO0@
AoOO fD0NeyLvANIA ROUTE IS61
&As .s
10 fHs sosrHwisT; SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
MINfER sCHEDULEI
,ssye =. fo esr November 10, nsSs, trains VIII
wa.h!!ns'0n.:-I ss...n. B.nl.or....-s N.
TEX S6iAT P6gBLl rBAoK RoutTrE n.
WITH BLkGANT sOBEERY. Palace et.te. rao,,
oay ano night Cars with modern improyemen,s
and saying from -four % twelve hours IN tsms go
ary other route Two hundred miles ssvsd "a
Two D:.ly Trains 70 the West.
Through from Baltimore TO RooHnsrru
PlTTeBURGH without change
. Passengers BY this route from Bslfi more have
The advantage Of making all changes in uNIoN
DkPOTe. and no FERHiEs.
Tickets by this route can be procured q the o.
nee, corner sth street and Pennsylvauia sveuue
under the National Hotsl, where reliable tufor.
nation VIII be sfven ~ ell times.
Passengers procuring tcksts 1T this once can
secure recommendation In Sleeping Cars for II
nj WILKINS, Ticket Agent,
Washington, d. q.
Ed ! g; ,I0uES, Gen. Pass. Agent. ,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

1t will be remembered that a few days
since, Almost daring robbery was com
mitted in Jeifersonyille, the depot OF the
Indianapolis Railroad being entered and
robbed of over $4,000. 1t will be re-
inemberea that it was stated a the time
that the private Waterman at the depot,
Patrick Dean. had been overpoweltd by
party OF men, and after being fastened
the robbery was committed a + the
time there was some suspicion that Dean
WIS concerned in the no bberysan though
the finger of suspicion pointed strongly
toward Eim,s there was! not sufficient
proof to warrant his arrest, and he was
allowed to go free. 90 Y estea,lay Dean
was arrested and committed to the Jail
at Jacksonville. After his arrest, he
admitted that be was a, party concerned
in the robbery, but he refused to tell
where any of the money was He states
that he was tied by his wife, and the
three parties dressed as soldiers came in
and carried off the money. The police
are on the alert for the other parties, and
will, nottoubt, arrest all of,them.-Louis-
willie Democrat. s- sc - DE- r-slf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

! rheBelna Chssnici. ..ll ]. .srh.rs seem.
ensally. to absad to get heir york dons
jsst Is they sor heir sood1 sossetsinx thal
hey gse shsiS mous1 IRON the m1AAnins ara
labcring men Of their county. The true policy
is, to sustain the man in your midst whose
snsscy who're earned - expen<isd 10 buyiag
your goods and wares, Tor tie use Of their fam.
lilies. residing among Jon. instead Of ssadins
you have No poas5bh ehance 8 go any of it
aek.AIThs men Kho do this are standing in.
their own light, and are no: laboring to build
up their own cofnmunisy.''
English justice in IFeland:-A child three
aud half years old is At present confined in
Riehmond BridewelI. Dublin. serving ont .
sentence Of tourteea days inprisonm~nt and
hard labor for the crime ofsoliciting aims.
Doctors Fees.-With respect 10 fees, four
dollars IS generally charged in New York for
each visit by daylight ard from ten to fifteen
dollars for those exacsed At night. In addition
TO these charges heavy fees are demanded for
important operations. DR.. Mott Gree per-
formed an operation which required, in point
Of time. just i've inmates. The patient was
rich, and the bill was $3.50. More recently .
young physician attended . millionaire. and
was successful in restoring him to health The
attendance lasted few weeks and the bill was
81 600 For consultation the regular charge
is fifty dollars. IT is admitted tina, medical
charges in New York are much higher than
in other American cities. In Philadelphia they
are lower. notwithstanding the fame which the
profession has enjoyed in the latter CITY Pail
apelphia has long been the center of medical
literature. and has boasted OF great names, but
New York is fast advancing to . rival standing
in this feature, and includes. among her medical
authors, Dalton, Bumstead, Bedford, Hamilton.
the two Fiinss aud others of distinguished
ability. Still, Europe is the great center Of
medical knowledge. and at her fountains Ameri-
can authors however gifted are fan to drink.
All the great English surgeons hsyea cosmopo
Titan fame aud the heaviest fee record is
one Of the proofs Of London preeminea,e This
was collected Of a wealthy West India planter,
who::came under the hands Of Sin Ashley Cooper.
and who paid bill Of $4,000. At present
Bowman, the famous London ocu!ist, has an
income equal to $65 600 in gold. while Crisehit
another ocuiist. has practice nearly as valu-
able. Home journal. l1a 81
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WASHINGTON. Nav ]

= The trial of John II. Surratt will com
mence on the 9th of May, until which
time the Criminal Court has adjourn ed
The time named has been definitely fixed
upon by the Court and the counsel for
the prosecution and for the prisoner.
The friends of JEFF Davis have been
active to day in his behalf It is taken
for granted that the District Court,
which meets at Richmond on Monday,
will not try him; but the President de-
elines to make any promises until after
that fact is established. 1t appears, how
ever, that Davis not only refused to ask
for pardon, but he also declines to solicit
bail. The efforts for his release are rep
resented as voluntary, and wholly un
authorized by him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

The Plantation Bitiers have cured
me of arrangement of the Kidneys and Urinary Or
gans, that distressed me for ysars They act like
charm c. c. MOORE, 254 Broadway, N. y"
Mrs. o. NJ. DEVOE, manager Of The Union Home
School for Soldiers Children she has given il
to the weak and invalid children under her charge,
with the most happy and gratifying results" We
have received over hundred reams Of such certis-
Gates, but no advertisement is SO effective as what
people the mseves say of good article. Our fortune
and reputation is At stake. The original quality
and high character of these goods viii Be sustained
under every and all circumstances. They have al
redy obtained sale in every town, village, parish and
hamlet among civilized nations. Base imitators Try
TO come near our name and style they can, and
because good article cannot be sold a. low poor
one, they find some support from parties who do not
care what they sell. Be your guard. See our
private stamp over the cork. .-st
P. H. DRAKE CO.. New York City.
Saratoga Spring water sold BY all Druggists
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TRunspAr. Nay z 1876

4fsx,.s. THURSDAY. Nay Z 1867.
FLOUR-fhe' market is firm. We quote
Spriay Wheas saperdae ut 3l2 25@l2 so I'D
Winter do. af s u 50@13@OO Extras ~ Held
At $l2 25aie 90 fsss Spsiae and Wiatss. and
family A SIS ooAi5 50. Rye Flour j. stsady
and Arm at 81 SO. szss.sn
WHEAT-The market 10 firm. No. Red
Winter Is hela q fe9s9eta3 10. No. g 500
2 s5. and Extr. 81 coca 95. No. SPsiae
y tco osS- f. n.rls. closed sru., nArssa
20 os e4s enii'.s g a[t 90 .,.sEs,sSITS ,e
Toe for No. l.
RYE-Aj armEs nAThsxs 81 ,nJ0H ~ fos
No. /.
BARLEY-CAoies Fall q 400l 50. and
choice Spring 25@1 so.
HkONl6t0Na--Th market WAS geasially
6sm for all kinds. al
NESS PORK $40 SO.
n n1kS ns4a sil = e. 'os ''' IL"
: oBUYr1R->AAskst dru. 9703o. Foa 50.
EGGS-150le.. >.-,-,
CHEESE--Firm at f6k a rc 40
> ,COrTON-Th market Was quiet but ssp.
middlins Csc. -.
WH1SKY--Fnm tet 80.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

We clip the following from the Daily
Evening Times, published at Mobile,
Alabama, Friday, April 9th, 1867:
\ NOBLE TRIBUTE.
- 'sThe following order, issued by the
commanding officer of this post in re-
ispect to the memory of Major Meredith,
is d touching mark of respect TO de-
parted comrade-a brave and noble yonng
HEADoUARTERs 10th u S. INEAETRY.
$3.50 2 Mobile, Ala April 9TH, 1867
General Orders No. "a
With feelings of deep sorrow the Reg
mental Commander announces to the
Regiment the sudden death, in this city,
of Brevet Major d. N. MEREDITH, late
of the 18th us. Infantry.
q Identified with this Regiment from its
earliest Organization, distinguished for
gallantry in some of the most important
battles in which the Regiment took part,
brave and true as soldier, generous and
warm hearted as a friend, he won the
love Of all who knew him
By order of Brevet 1t Col. E. McHid-
son. E2 9ilF szfez5
8g gdozt 1oia loBuaF. w. COLEMAN,
e7z 1st Lent and Adj 10th Z. S. Inf.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

At - .rkeK ssssioa ocCon3ress, 70 4.
imburse Ahe State f6v expenses incurred
in resisting or repelling rebel raids,
SEEMS to have been misunderstood By
many Of our citizens, who are forward
ing sbeie claims TO Washington for set
tlessaAs~4Yhisisss waste Of s4ime md
labor, as the Msetonal Goycrnmsnt does
not settle with the claimants, but with
tlse State, and theiclaims, must therefore
be FIRST allowed by tue State authorities
AWashington dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette states the case fully as follows:
aAs large number of letters arc re-
ceived at the Treasury Department from
citizens of Ohio and Indiana. asking how
they shall proceed to collect claims for
supplies furnished to the militia of those
States, it seems proper TO say that the
recent act of Congress merely provides
for. reimbursing those States for their ex.-
penses on account Of militia forces, and
citizens having claims that fall within
the provisions OF. said act, must present
them to their RESPECTIVE State authori-
les for payment, and not directly TO the
General Government. There is, there
fore, no occasion to write to the Treasury.
Department about the natter -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

% On incomes, amount paid for usual or
ordinary repairs. excluding payments for new
buildines. permanent Improvements, better
ments,n Is ceduc,ib.c. Assessor Conn was
amNsd and anazsd, few days sinces with :
man vheas wils died in 1856. and marrying
assinduingths same year 1t the expense Of
$50 ca, whe8ked to bs allowed to deduct
that amount As repairs. We have eur Asses
sor's word that this is solemn fact Terre
Haue Express
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02
Horace Greely's manuscript is noto

Horace GreelyS manuscript is motor
iously bad, and it is said to require q
printer of no ordinary skill to set up his
copy, if he happens to write it in hurry.
The recent newspaper anecdote of an
article headed VIM. Fl. Seward, which
Mr.. Greedy had returned to him set up
"Richard H." is fresh in the minds of
all; but an occurrence still more funny
: is related, which occurred in the Tribune
Office some years since. a35is
a. A compositor had made so many err
rors in setting "the philosophers" copy,
that it irritated him to such degree that
he wrote the typo a letter discharging
him from further duty. The composition
being utterly unable to decipher the
contents of the note on receiving it,
took it to the foreman, who explained it
to him that it expressed that he was
s'not a careful man, and Mr.. Greedy dis
pensed with his services" The man
laid down his stick, put on bis coat and
g left. The next day he applied for a
81 tuation as assistant foreman in large
printing office i'll the same street The
proprietor inquired if he could bring a
recommendation from his last employer
8 s"Ali L have is this letter from Mr.
Greelv,' said the young man, producing
the document 7.- y. eaa-I.ze zss#
The worthy job printer scanned it for
some minutes with a perplexed air.
tsH-m-m- careful man--services-
signed H. Greely-yes, that will do !; we
will engage you. = And he did, and
never learned till two years afterwards,
that the s'letter from Mr.. Greedy was
one of discredlt, instead of commenda-
zion as he had supposed. feasi szssz
The latest Mexican advices state that
three commissioners were sent BY Maxi
milan to Juarez, at San Luis Potosi, with
an offer of capitulation. Guarantees for
the lives and property of the prominen.
clieftains, it is said, are demanded by
the Commissioners. 1t is thought Juarez
would not grant the terms. Mr. Sew
ards messenger bearing his letter of in
tercession in favor Of Macmillan, was
furnished with an escort at Matamoras
for San Luis Potosi, where he expected
to And the Mexican President -
sxa The Massachusetts liquor cases are
= now before the Supreme Court The
question to be decided is. whether the
internal revenue tax of two dollars per
gallon, shields the vender where his bu-
siness is prohibited by State or Mani-
cipal laws. There are many persons
all over the country interested in this
matter and much anxiety is expressed
for an early decision. la11zs1
The New Orleans Republican says: II, is
worthy of note that among the registrars appoint
ed by Major General Sheridan for the SeeoEd
City district appears the name of Ir. T. c.
large and respectable class Of free coiored peopls
IN this city. He has PASSED the meridian 81
life. IS native Of the city has been for many
years commission broker in Exchange alley
He is = man Of irreproachab,e character, and
his appointment proves very popular to all
Classes Of citizens.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02
Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet aelisht. Superior to any Cologne, used to
athe the face and person. to render the skin son and
resi-, to aliay Inflammation, to perfume clothing, for
headache, &c. 1t is manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia and is obtaining patronage quite
unprecedented. II is favorite with actresses and
opera singers II is sold BY all Dealers At 90 in
arge bottles. and by DExAs BARNES Co., New York.
Wholesale Agents. 5H So =
Sare::-5= S7---c Water, Sold ey all Druggists.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED

OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED.
Gentlemen 81 had negro man worth 3I,3o
who took cold from hurt in the leg and was useless
for over year. had used everything could hear
Of without benefit until tried the Mexican Mustang
Imminent. 1t soon effected permanent cure ~
J. L. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Aha, June II, 1850.
al take pleasure in recommending the Ne.isan
Mustang Imminent as valuable and indispensablsar
ticle for prains, Sores Scratches Calls Horses
Our have used it for Burns Bruises, Sores, Rhcs
matism, de-, and ali say It acts like magic" sBci1
'zi1- owe J.W. HEWITT, 5nsal
Fore man for American, Wells, Fargo's aud Hsrn-
den's Express.
"The sprain of my daughters ankle, oceasonsd
while skating last winter, entirely cured in one
week, after she commenced using your celebrated
Mustang I.uimeut ED. sEELY."
- G za Gloucester, Mass, Aug. ], 1865.
II is an admitted fact that the Mexican Nustasg
Linirnerlt performs in shorter time, on
mar and beast, than article syer discovered.
Families, livery nd planters should always have
il on hand Quick and family Is. All genu
iue is wrapped sselpla.e engrasiAzs. bearing the
signature uf Co. W. Westbrook, Chemist and the
prirate o.. stamp Of DEaas BARNES co. over
the top. t4it u % E=sss#z. -...s ss..,,s,
i An effort has been made to counterfeit il with
cheap stone plate label. Look elos.tyi ..sss u
Saratoga Spring Mater, sold BY all Dr,gxi.ss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

George ". Taylor. menber Of the Society
of Friends, and long the keeper of the only sue
cessfui Stree labor store IN Phiadel phia, has re-
tired from business the change in Sou;hern in
sti,usions rendering i. no longer necessary to
maintain an establishment where those opposed
to the purchase of slave-grown products could
gs. their supplies.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

.'Jes' SO p'-"Exactly ."-Solon Shinsle said; they
there every time. Ii he felt .owley' in the
morning, he took Plantation Bitters II he felt weary
night, he took Plantation Riters il he lacked APP
petite, weak, languid or mentally oppressed he
took Plantation Btters aud they never failed 10 set
him on his Plus square and firm.
Few persons want better authority; Sus As SO me
v just read the following: Fse tslg1lt7a4
lowe maeh to yoa. for Iverily be-
ieve the Plantation Bitters have saved my LIE.
REV. W. H. WAGNER, Madrid, n. w. I
a. - have been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching 80 skThe
Plantation Bitters have cured me-.
REV. c. A. WILDWOOD, New York City. +
had lost my appetite-was 70
weak and enervated l could hardly walk, and had .
perfect dread for society. The PiantatioD
Btters have set me all fright
JAMES HE1MINWAY. St. Louis, No."
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Banking in Indiana.

The following is an abstract of the quarterly report
OF the National Banking Association of Indiana.
made to the Comptroller of the Currency, showing
their condition the morning of the first Monday of
April, 1867, before the of business
sthat day:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

SoLDIERs, who have never received
their final discharge papers, in conse-
q aence Of absence without leave, deser..
ton, or any other cause, can have their
claims settled properly by applying to
R. R. Finney. attorney, for all classes Of
army claims.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

DlED-In this city. on Saturday last, alSsr brisf
illness Of two weeks, Jes4rs p. LAWS. son q Jon n.
Laws. aasd AhDtt ts jesrA - lave = wife and
two sAilAr'. r s~F Ea91
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

M.4nzV 6 ia - 2fE
- = = ! = = = p = =
- "a ov.,A 1890
posasss q ths rAaaaapAiA 1sses ssys'
;. - c- - - -sn-.--.:..m-
=. -. =. r.-...a Go - - ~.
..eA os.s.a . q. si.i.eas s- .a.e.i, hi. . Say
At As..s 10 d xAas se.a = cas suosx shsa saAhsr
's.. - = es.s.s.asx =. e !. seasssesa
..-a !. -. 60. 80 &. -. =. .ss...,,:sv
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

Who would not be beautiful Who you'd add 10
their beauty! What gives that marble purity and
d.stnyae appearance observe upon the stage, and
in the city beIlg Il Is longer secret. They use
Magan's Magnolia Balm. Its continued use removes
tan, freckies, pimpes and roughness, FROM TIE hee
and hands, and leaves the complexiOu smooth trans
parent, blooming and rAvishing. Unlike uapy cose
naetics it contains material injnrioss 70 the skn
Any Drggis. viii order it for 700, II not hand, At
SO cts. per bottle. <sS1n.
We. HAoAS, Troy. \. II, Cks.ssss
DEN As BA RyES x1Co.whalesaae Aet'x NY
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

To HKrRs OF DECEASED SOLDIERS
The heirs of deceased Soldiers, who died
whilst held as prisoners OF war, in the
rebel States, are entitled denomination
OF raiions at cash prices, in the settle.
me1t OF the accounts OF all enlisted men
of the army, navy, or marine corps 3
For further information, call at FIN
NEY's CLAM AGENCY, ENo. 33, Main
Street, over Earnest's Hat Store, Rich
mond, Ind. n q
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

james Gordon Bennett anticipates be-
ing able, before he is much older. to de
liver the Herald daily to Subscribers in
Washington, Richmond. Cincinnati and
ST. Louis few minutes after publication,
by rheumatic express, and thinks this
Is no more visionary than the predic-
tons n ade when the Herald changed its
Office before zz ,~-ss,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

'75!A LAReE CArcH Great mum bersa of
lfish--hickory shad, cherings and little
cfish-have recently been eaughtnear the
falls i'm the Appomattox rixer-r Parties
who have been successful IN. their efforts.
have realized andsome remuneration
: Tor their trouble The sport still goes
on, and the number of fish caught is still
undininisheas In twenty four hours,
ending day before yesterday, Mr.. VIM.
Martin caught in one set of traps. near
Johnson's Mill, six thousand behring's.
and hickory shad, besides large lot of
other kinds of fish This is the largest
catch on record in this locality.-I Pitts
burg Express ares 7.1a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

g The New York Tribune is trying to
find q name for the new territory in the
Northwest gssVoyagers, it says. shave
frequently bestowed geographical appel
lations which arc nournfully suggestive,
such as Point Famine, DeAdman's Island
or Cape Fear; and why would not Blly's
Hard Bargain be not only sounding, but
sensible or Fahrenheit's Despair, con
siderias that no thermometers Will be,
long enough for practical use in those
realms OF everlasting twilight : rs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

Z SorprKRs, who have lost their discharges.
and are entitled to additional bounty, go
to Finney's Claim Agency to have your
claims fled. Nc. %, Main St, Rich-
mond, Ind. ~ as.s 6.sas 4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02

Lros's ExraAer % Pvss yAuAwa eos.- q,
Infesdau. H.useas Efsrih1sn, 6isk noe1seAeCholes
A0rbn., flat.lsaeI. &e-, Uhese . vnrsax sti.slaat
Is inquired Its careful 40 soes parity
psse- deyssywhre, 81 - - psr. hstelss A.
for" LToS's Pure Extract Take other.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By al Druggists
May 10, 1871 ~.