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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-20
Darberous Operation.

A Chiaese shave and shampoo is thus
described by q corr. spondent Of the
Chicago Tribune: ''The operator took
razor, and strapping it upon his leg,
began 70 cut the beard from my face
without having lathered it. Upon my
suggestion that little lather would
prove beneficial, he replied that it was
entirely useless, and had . tendency to
make the hair stiff and tough, and was
therefore never used by persons who had
any knowledge Of the human face divine,
and its appendages. I, perforce, acqui
esced in the opinion expressed, but
would rather he shaved twice with soap
than once without. After the beard
had been taken oft-and il, was done in
very short time-the barber took a
long, sharp, needle shaped spoon, and
began the pierce my ears. He explored
every avnew. and brought up, from
numerous little crevices, bits of wax and
dirt which had been accommodating there
since my childhood, for never submit
ted to such an operation before. Hav
ing became satisfied With picking about
my ears, the barber suddenly twisted
rsylrsck4HeeIfUfn,.E seh sgsnaeE
that l. cracked. 90 IL the vertebr9 had
been Aislocated. Hold ont shouted,
alarmed for the safety Of my neck. All
right replied the tonsor, me NO hurt
you,, sp4lgSonslaesdsfojssk az tsast
my neck until il Was as timber - an old
woman's dish- rag He then fell TO beat
ine NJ 46a8 cbasast.s ksVH4ss ana sides
with his .Ass, and pummeled the muscles
until they faisly- slowed with the beat
Ing they had received. He then dashed
q bucket Of cold rster over me, and hay
iag dstsA ny skin WITH towels. declared
.s3g f4ssq baa gls12 10 100 " q
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-20

From the Rev. +. d. Fendaii, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle. Philadelphia. zss5a
have derived decided benefit from the use OF
iIoofand German Bitters, and feel it my privilege
to ed them 4 most valuable tonic to al
who suHeriDg from general debility or from Dis
eases arising frosl aeraugenlent Of the liver.
Yours truly,
- 8ss E. ID. FENDALL
From Rev. d. Merrige Pastor Of the Passyuna
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
From the many respectable recommendation give.
ta DE-. KsofAnd's German Bitters, Twas induced 70
thea trisi- After using several bottles found
them 90 be eaad rezaedy fog debility, md most
e EXCELLENT tonic fog the stomach.
-sHT- NERR1GE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-20
EXECUTORS sAIH

VVHE undersigned will offer At public sale, all tho
IL personal property Of the Estate of VIM. Wid-
ows deceased a mis- late residence, two miles West
or Sixth day Friday, the 23a dav of Tenth montk
October 1868. Consisting of Wheat. Corn, one
Mare, one Cow and Cali, one Carriage, Farming
Utensils House hold and Kitchen Furniture, and
other articles not necessary mention. Sale com.
m~nce at IL O'Clock Terms made known %
day of sale. a.s
JONATHAN BALDWIN, Executor.
9th mo. 26th, 1868. ggcsniie1 ~ El 3O-3w.
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Read who Says So.

From Rev. W. d. Seigfred, Pastor Of Twelfth Bap-
fist Church. Philadelphia s.
Gentleman 81 have recently been laborng under
the distressing effects OF indigestion, accompanied by
a prostratiOn of the nervous system. Numerous
remedies were recommended by friends and some Of
them tested. but without relief. Your Hnoha nd s
Herman Bitters were recomme nded by persons who
had tried them and whose favorable mention of
isitters induced me to try them. / must confess
that had aversion to Patent Medicines from the
thousand and 'one'' quack "Bitters,' whose only
aim seems to be to palm off sweetened anil drugged
liqnor upon the uuity in SLY way, and the ten
dency of which, fear, is to make many confirmed
druukard. Upon learning that yours was really 8
medicinal preparation, took it with happy effect.
IlS ion. not only tie stomach bnt upon the
aetvous system, WAS prominent aud gratifying. !
feel that have derived great and permanent bene6t
from the of few bottles.
Very respectfully yours,
W. ID. SEIGFRlED,
%. 254 Shackama xon Street
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-20

From Rev. VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor of the
vincensewn add kairins ~. J., Baptist Churches
Haviag used in my family number of bottles of
yeur Hoedand's German tters, have to say that
regard them as an xces Mt medicine, especially
adapted tie dise: theG recouane nded
fer. fhey strengthen All insigorate the system
when debitnted, and useful in disorders of the
liver, loss of appetite, &C. have also recommended
them to several Of friends, vLo have tried them
and foa6 them greatly benedcaa ia the restoration
of health. Yours truly, VIM SMITH,
ESQ autchfcscn St. Philada.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-10-20

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wArfrNG NEWS FROM MAINE.

WAITING NEWS FROM MAINE.
EYss. e.,-Ar.ss,'1T ~
Och SWux anxshus We wus waitiS,'
raerc, 4 ~ sitin' ssws from Maine
Wsisin' wid the byes uproorious,
Waitin' fur the tidings GLORIOUS
That they had preshus baytin'-
The Radikles, name
oh twus anxhus We ~us waintin,
Waisin news from Maine.
vsix. twus mighty dhry, wurk waitin,'
Waitin' news from Maine
Fur thsrsd be some powerful dhrinkin'
Nve cleaned iem out I'm thinkin';
EsiA4s1s,sptuss wuz sRRravs ytiu'- tssA
Filled me sowl wild pain,
An me throat wus dhry wild waitin',
Wsitin' news from Maine.
1ines vairmount We had beso waitin',
= siAA Waitin' news from Maine - - p
Wsitin' fur the CRATE rsyakshun,
Bekase, 70 our satisfAkshun,
fhs paypurs had bin daymonsthrsytin',
As . pikeshtaf plain,
81 Par n there Sus victory waitin', Ma
Wsitin' own in Maine.
Shurs, 'ywuE good news we wuz waitin',
Waitn' nsws.fro Maine
An we'd got the guns an powdher
To sphlit the silky with roorin loudher
Than any prsyvious celebrsytn';
An swate musics strain
Wud chare US up fur paytient waitin',
Va itiu' news from Maine.
ETTEVR no ~
S1ek IL lasht our shows wux wsitn',
Waitin' news from Maine
Fur the news our bsEEts wux brakin,
Powerful blundhers we'd bin NAPKIN,
An we'd got preshus baytin'-
2 = Fab, swmyery plain ~ X ~
We rms mighty fools for waitin',
Waitin' news from Mainei
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-15
Washington lteun-.

WASHINGTON, December 14.-The
committee on Reconstruction this morn
inc examined the Republican commit
tee FROM Mississippi relative to alleged
fraud- in that State at elections.
The committee on ELECTORS will this
week take m contested eases from Ten
nessee aud Missouri.
Among the cases argued in the Su,
preme Court to-day were those from
New York involving The question
whether certificates of Indebtedness are
securities of the Unietd States and
therefore exempt from taxation by the
State.
The President to-day nominated to
the Senate Henry A. Smythe to be Min
istqr to Russia, Alexander Cummings OF
Pennsylvania, Commissioner of Inter
narRevenue.
Secretary Schofeld has directed the
adjournment of the Dyer Court until
January ii.
Postmaster General Kendall has sent
to the HOase an estimate of the money
required for the services of that depart,
ment for the year ending June, 1870
The sum total is twentyfOur millions
and a half; of this the inland mai
transportation, including the overland
and Sea mail to California, require!
nearly thirteen millions and third.
The Secretary of War sent cOmmu
uicatiOn to the House to-day, stain!
that it is impracticable 10 state, Wit
sufficient accuracy, the amount exPend
ed during the year ending June 81, lS6c
on account of the Indian war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-15
From Chicago.

CHICAGO, December IA dispatch
from Carbonate, Illinois, says that ear
" on Sunday morning John Weiley
who resides just outside OF that town
was found dead sitting in n chair il
his house, with his head split open
How he came to his death is mystery
His wife teStifies that he came home
some time after midnight; soon after
she heard blow. and upon looking ont
saw five black men, who threatened ia
kill the whole family; she screamed
and they h-d.
David Price fell from the Peoria u
Warsaw Railroad bridge, at Peoria. last
night, and was almost instantly Killed.
Our city is already beginning to fill
up with soldiers who come TO take part
in the grand reunion tomorrow and
the day following.
Mr.. P. S. Knoles, of Jacksonville,
Illinois, was robbed of a check for
59O76 at the Union Stockyards on Sat
urday. The check was a drawn on the
Third National Bank of this city. Whsn
he discovered the robbery, Mr.. knoloS
started for the bank, but when he
reached there he discovered that the
thief was ahead of him and had drawn
the money. Mr.. Knoles kept quiet about
his loss until this morning, when he
made it known to the police. There Is
no clue to the IobbeT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-15
Now Work AteniH.

New YORK, December 1i.-The Tri-
bune cditorially says: We are cOniiden-
italy advised from Washington Ethat
the supreme Court is pretty certain to
adjudge the legal tender act unconsti.
tutional. We are told that thore will
probably be but one dissenter from the
Courts judgment.
The steamship City of Paris, from
Liverpool, has arrived.
Important news dispatches, prepaid
at Havana for the New York Associated
Press, nave been suppressed by the
Cuban authorities. From this it is f.
be inferred that the insurgents in the
Island have won some important sue
cesses.
The drain of gold and curreac.~ TO the
South and West continues. One bank
alone, this morning, had orders TO- halt
a million of currescy from Chicago, and
the remittances TO all sections must
reach four millions per week. \ move
ment has been started by the city banks
in favor of abolishing the present sys-
TEN of making quarterly returns to the
Comptroller of the Currency.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-15

ST LOUIS, December l4.-An Omaha
dispatch of yesterday says: The wealth
er has moderated considerably since
Thursday, the thermometer o-night in
dicating - degrees above zero.
The railroads west aud south west are
clear of snow and trains are running
regularly. Most of the freight that had
accumulated on the east bank of the
Missouri river has been transferred over
the bridge.
A dispatch from Ryan Station today
says: Intelligence has been received
here that a largo amount OF overland
mail matter had been stolen from Il
coach, near Fort Bgidscr, tue robbers
having cut open the boot. \ porti7a OF
the mail has already been recovered. a
strict inquiry Will be instituted as to the
manner Of carrying these ma lis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-15
@vy Telegraph'
TO TRB REGIsTER.--
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

PARIS, December 14.-The Mon''eu-
to-day publishes, in an extra issue, 'no
following important intelligence nun
Madrid: The insurgents IN Uau'Z' yisiu'
inc to the terms set forth IN procia'
nation issued by General Caballero de
Roda. surrendered yesterday, and the
people have given up their arms to the
Government. The troops now hold al
quarters of the city.
CADIz, December l4.-The inSurreo'
ton here is at an end. The insurgents
have given up their arms to the MILL
ta-v officers, and the people generally
are returning the arms which they had
secreted at their homes. Perfect qnlet
now prevails, and there are no lndic"
tons of the recent disturbances, except
patrols of soldiers in the streets anu
military guards around the Hotel dc
Vile and other public buildings
MADRID. December 14.-Foreigners
have left Cadiz. IL Is '"'HsH' ''o IL
surrection will be bloodlessly sup
pressed
LONDON, December l4.-The Times
hopes England will adopt the American
newspaper postal system,
MARsEHLEs, December 14.-Adyices
from San Kow, China, report the safe
return of the two Ministers of the Lon
don Wesleyan Mission. Upon travelling
through China they were well treated
saw abundance of coal, evidences o.
gold, silver, lead and iron mines
Catholic missions were very numerous
aud Catholic converts numbered by
hundreds of thousands.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-15
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, December Ia.
FLOUR-Quiet and firm at 7 25a7 IS
for family.
WHEAT-Firmer and mostly held at
l 50 for No. red.
CORN-Firmer and higher, closing at
6Sa7Oc.
OATS-Quiet and unchanged; sales
of No. at 66a67c.
RYE-Advauced to 20, and is scarce.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COTTON-Firmer; sales of middling
at 24ic.
WHISKY-In moderate demand at
97c.
HOGS-Active AID higher; The mar
ket is excited; live closed at 8 OOaS 10,
and dressed at 10 U0al0 go; receipts $3.50
head since Saturday.
PORK-Mess held at % 90 and sold at
this rate for future delivery.
BULK MEATS-ili9her; SALES of
shoulders at 94al0c, loose; lOalic pack
ed: sides, l22al3c for clear rib and l3aa
l5c for clear, all loose and not fully
cured.
GREEN MEATS--Advanced to S4a9c
for shoulders, l34c for sides and l3ta
1910 for hams.
LARD-Advanced 30 l5lc for prime
steam and Ice for kettle; there is q
strong speculative demand.
BUTTER-Scarce aud i'll demand at
35a4Oc.
CHEESE-Firm at l7alStc.
HAY-Firm at 10 UUalS 90.
LINSEED OIL--FITm at 90.
GROCERIES-Unchanged.
SEEDS--Nothing doing; flax il not
saleable at better than %.
GOLD--l35t buying.
EXCHANGE--Dull at gallo discount
buying.
MONEY-Market remains close at 10
a12 per cent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-15
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. December Ia.
SENATE.

NJ Sherman presented q memorial
ond address Of the members elected In
the Mississippi Legislature, alleging that
.he Constitution was adopted by ma
;ority of the registered voters
~ the State. and praying Congress to
racogn;ze II ms the Constitution of Mis-
s;sinni and put in operation the State
GoJarnm ent under it. Referred to the
Judiciary committee.
Mr., Morton introduced bill to pro-
vide for the redemption in coin OF the
limited States notes and fractional cur
rency and requiring the National Banks
TO redeem their notes in coin.
The following bills were also intro
duced : by Mr.. Williams, bill to estab-
lisb a uniform rate of naturalization,
and 70 repeal the acts heretofore passed
ON that subject. Referred to the COM
mittee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Pomeroy, bill to Gre
ate department of Indian At
fairs and to provide for the civilization
and government of the Indians. Re-
ferred to the committee on Indian
Affairs.
By Mr.. Cole, bill relating to paying
contracts payable in coin. Referred.
By Mr. Terry, bill to amend the nat
uralization laws. Referred to the com
mittee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Kellogg, resolution request
ing the Secretary of War to communi-
cate any information received by him
from the officers OF the Freedmen's Blu
reau, in reference to the late disturb
ances in Louisiana. Adopted.
Also, a resolution asking the Secreta-
~ of War to inform the Senate what
number of troops are employed on the
plains, and whether any volunteers are
so employed and if so, by whose au'
thority. Adopted.
The Senate went into executive SEES
sion at l:45, and continued about fifteen
minutes, after which Mr.. Cattell intro
duced a resolution consuming the Presi
dent for the views in his message i'll re-
lation to tho national debt. The reso
luton was briefly debated by Messrs
| Cattell, Edmunds, Hendricks and Nye
and then was referred to the committed
on Finance.
Mr.. Wiley introduced q similar reso
luton, which was referred to the same
committee.
The Senate agreed to the House reso
luton to adjourn from the 2lst instant
to January 9Th, and adjourned until to
morrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-15
New York Market.

New YORK, December ID.
COTTON-Firmer and closing quiet;
sales lS5 bales ut 25ic Tor middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Quiet aud without decided
change.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy; spring very
| firm.
RYE-Market dull at 49Il 80 for
/ western.
I OATS-Quiet and firm at &c in store,
/ and 79a79Ic aflDat for western.
! CORN-Dull at l 12ia1 10 in store;
| ljaI I5B ahoat for old mixed western,
and DIAL o. for new mixed western
ahoat.
PORK-Quiet and fra at p 50a26 90
for mess.
BEEF-Market quiet and steady.
BACON-Steady with fair demand.
CUT MEATS-Marllet dali and an
changed.
LARD-Firm at 16ial75c for tair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet and steady.
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HOUSE,.

4 large number of bills and resolu-
tons were introduced and referred, in
Guiding the following:
BY Mr.. Miller: Declaring that the
principal OF all United States bonds
shall be paid in coin. Referred to the
committee on Ways and Means.
By Mr.. Garfield: To legalize gold con-
tracts. Referred to the comnitte on
Ways and Means.
BY Mr.. Spalding: Declaring that Con.
gross will not entertain any project that
looks, directly or indirectly, to repudia-
ton of the debt of the United States,
and that it abiures unhesitatinsly the
proposition embraced in the Presidents
message of apply ing the interest of the
six per cent bonds in liquidation of the
principal. Referred to the committee
on Ways and Means.
By Mr.. Plants: To divide the State of
Ohio into three Judicial Districts. Re-
ferred to the committee on the Judi
ciary.
By Mr.. Payne: To repeal that provi-
sion of the act of March I'd, 1867, which
forbids the maintenance of State mill
ria in North Carolina, South Carolina,
Florida, Alabama aud Louisiana. Re
ferred t. the committee on Reconstruc-
ton.
By Mr.. Hubbard, of West Virginia,
a Joint resolution of the West virginia
Leuislature. askiup CONGRESS- to aid in
the conpletion of the Chssapeake &
Ohio Riiiroal. Referred to committee
, on Roads and Canals.
- BIZ Mr.. Polsley, a like resolution, ask
= inr Congress 10 pass a law to iucorp0r.
ate the Washington d Cincinnati Ma
, tional Railroad Company. Referred tC
, committee on Commerce.
, Mr.. Arueil offered a resolution recit
, Iinu tnat the Ku-Klnx outra yes continut
= tn n. pra.t;c,d in Tennessee and else.
= where. and ius.-uctiug the RecOnstruc-
Itioy committee to make careful inveS-
; litigation into the whole matte Adopt.
cd.
Mr.. Broomal, of PENNSYLVANIA, moved
to suspend the rules TO enable him to
offer the following preamble and resolu-
ton:
WHEREAS. The President of the United
States. in his annual message to the
Fo,tieth CONGRESS at H., third session.
savs. THerc follows an extract from
H. m.sso,rn j., reference totbe Iionido.
t;o,' Of s;v nor. cant bonLs hx tha INV.
nent cf irtrrest sci LAST Wednes.
las rr,ce.dir,,s and
Wurrr,s Snrb = sentiment if Ter.
.,ci,tad - on ~ the world withont i'm.
m,.Ji,to nrotnst might Inc understand
=, Ea the sentiment 0f tbn neonIe of the
iTr;taJ Stotns and of tboir ranr,Senta.
go, -, C"n,,ress. +Lerefors
Pc.,Jrc5 That iii forms and degrees
toF ranrd;o.ion of tho national Indebted.
ness are odions 70 the American pe3ple
and nnIer u, circumstances will their
REPRESENTATIVES consent to offer the pub.
lie creditor. rs full compensation, less
amount OF moucy than that which the
Government contracted tO pay.
Rules suspended and resolution adopt
ed b" l5l against Is.
Mr., Lawrence, OF Ohio, presented a
memorial of the Union League of New
York. aud Offered 4 resolution for the
appointment OF select committee OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-15
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Cattle Market.
NEW YORK, December IA.

NEW YORK, December IA.
Receipts of the week: 66s3 beeves;
80 1872 sheep and lambs; 3l,774 hogs.
BEEYES-On Wednesday of last
week, with light arrivals, being about
800 head, and an active demand, the
market for beef cattle was firmsr, and
prices higher. Fancy steers sold at
l7!al6c; while prime brought 16ls17c;
fair to good, 14a16c; ordinary, 13a13fc,
and inferior to common, 9a12c. On
Thursday trade was slow, but prices
unchanged, and during the balance of
the week the market, though quiet, was
With moderate arrivals to-day, with
about $500 on sale, and fair demand,
the market was quite steady at quota
tions. The major part of the offerings
was common. We quote extra at 174a
lSc; prime at 16tal7c; fair to good at
l54a16tc; ordinary at 13a14ic; inferior
at 10al2c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The market
was moderately active and firm up to
Thursday, when, with about $500 head
on call and an active demand, prices ad-
vanced fully ic; common to prime sheep
44a7c and lambs at same price during
the remainder of the week. Arrivals
fair and demand being passably active;
prices further improved 4c, closing at
5a74c to-day, with light receipts, which
were mainly composed of extra stock,
and fair demand; prices much higher,
sales being at 4aa9!c.
SWINE-On the day following our
last report the market advanced fully
&c, owing to arrivals and active de-
mand, sales being at esa9c. On We'd
nesday prices again advanced &c, rang
ing at 9a93c; at these prices the market
ruled quite steady up to Saturday, when
it was heavy and lower; prices current
being Sta9c for common to prime stock
to-day the market is quiet at Sia8fc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-15
New Work Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, December l.


Tho excitement in printing cloths
continues and large sales for future de-
livery have been effected eastward at
&c for Ga square, and holders now ask
9tc; printers have consequently with
drawn their goods or put them no halt
n cent per yard. The Lancaster and
Oriental, which were withdrawn on
Saturday from sale, have been opened
for sale this afternoon at l2!c.. Sprague
has withdrawn all his staple styles, but
disposed of the bulk of his fancy styles,
and then advanced the price halfa cent
per yard. Bleached muslins continue in
request, and Lonsdale and Hope have
again risen another half cent per yard.
Bleached muslins, too, are in better re-
quest, especially fine makes, but as yet
prices have not advanced among job
berS.