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Nh EDlCAL COLLEdE UF plhGlNlA,
Ifl SESSION OF 1862 es.-The next ANNUAL
COURSE OF LECTURES will commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER and continue
until the 1ST OF MARCH. with full corps OF
Professors and with all requisite means OF illustra-
ton. .
The facilities for the prosecution Of Practical
Anatomy arc ample.
Clinical instruction at the Towards Grove Hos
pital, the City Alms-houses, and the College In
Urinary, presenting In the. aggregate large field
tor the practical study of disease.
The Infrmary, whichis also the Seamen's Hos
ptal for the port of Richmond is open for the re-
ception of patients from any quarter ut very mode
rate rates, and offers peculiar advantages for the
medical or surgical treatment Of diseases and In
juries
FEES Naturalization, So; Professors tickets,
full course, $40 Demonstration Of Anatomy, $40;
Graduation, $50.
A liberal credit for the amount Of the Professors
fees students presenting proper evidence of ina
bility to make present payment, and Of capacity
and good character.
For further information or copy OF the cifcu-
lar, address l.. 5. JONES, NJ. d.,
Dean of the Faculty.
RICHMOND, August L 1868.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

nANIEL K. WEIsIGER, COMMISSION
HMERcHANT No. = FOURTEENTH
SSTxrET EfcHMOND, VA, solicits consign-
me,ts Of TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN, and other
country produce, etc, from bis friends and tbs
paoS Con sa S Fruits and FLOWERS, MANUFAC-
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y jy 2a-dim&y3rn
MILLS & RYAGT, TOBACCO EX-
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chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED
ToBACC0S. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer 70 A. r. HARYGY,
President OF National Bank OF Virginia JAMES
THOMAS, Jr., ESD, Riehmond Va; Msssrs. ~.
MESSENGER q Co, New York, Messrs. JOHNSON
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DIcKLING VINEGAR, SC.

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DIcHMoRD COLLEGE -PREPARA-
9h1 TORY SCHOOLING depa1frnent of the

DICHMOND COLLEGE -PREPARA-
HI TORY SCHOOLING department of the
College 10 now fully organized under the following
Tutor. A.. STROBE, graduate of the Uni
yersity OF Virginia In Latin and Mathematics, and
mednllist in Mathematics.
Issistants. --E. CARRINGTON CABELL and
LEWIS II. GWATHMEY.
The school, intended for boys not sufficiently adj
yauced for college classes, Will be under the Inn
mediate supervision OF the professors, who Will
from time to time examine the classes. The course
Of Instruction win embrace the usual English
branches Mathematics and Latin, and Will be
comprehensive and thorough.
TERMS Sixty dollars per session payable haiI
on October lst and half on the 18th February fol-
lowing.
For catalogues, with fuller information, adj
dress In President, lock box ~.
au IL .Tu, Th&S
DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCH0OL-Tho-
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TERMS For board and tuition from September
LIST to last of June 27s; onehaf LIST of September,
remainder LIST February.
FOR circulars, apply TO the principals at Green
wood depot, Albemarle, Va.
- WILLIAM G. STRANGE,
h. Graduate University of Virginia,
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Graduate University OF Virginia.
aul0-lm Principals.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

COLUMBIA, S. c., August lO.-Nothine
definite to-day in the Legislature. In
session of over month, five bills have beer
passed.
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Chr Palladium.
RICHMOND. IND, FEB. IL, 1868.

THs SricipAL Car There was nam
e Fegason he lived on Market street, he had
= speck,ed Thomas cat that could't we'll be beat
forty cats could est. This cat would come into
the faons as,i climb upon cheer, and there
he'd sit and lies hisS-;f aud purr so awful
queer. that Ferguson would yell at him; but
still he'd pu-r severe And then he'd climb
the u0ou-iit .ence. and leaf around snd yowl,
and sp. ana claw another eat alongside Of the
joxi, and then they both would shake their
tails, and jump around and howl. Oh this here
Eat Of Tergnson's was fearful then to see; he'd
yell precisely !: { nc was in awfui agony; you'd
think first class stomach ache had struck Some
small baby. And ali the mothers in the street,
walked by the horrid din, would rise right up
and search their babes, to find some worrying
pin: and still this vigorous cat would keep. a
hollerin' like sin. And as for MIR. Ferguson
twas more than he could bear, and 80 be hurl-
ed his boot jack oct right thro' the midnight
air; but this vociferous Thomas cat not one
cent did he care, for still he yowled and kept
his fur a standin' up Oh end, and his old spine
a-denbln' up as far es it would bend if his
hopes Of happiness did on his lungs depend
But while curvin Of his spine. and ~aitu to
attack . cat upon the other fence. there came
awful crack; and this here speckled Thomas cat
busted in the back When Ferguson came
down next day, there hay his old feline, ard rot
n life was len Of :.im although he had lad nine
and that here comes said Ferguson, Of curyn
of his spine MoRAh: Now al you men OF
tender hearts this painful tale does rack, just
take this moral TO yourselves, all Of you, white
and black; dom. ever 20 Ike this here cat, TO
gettin' up your back.
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II the following il reliable, Ee shall not have
to wait much longer for something to turn up
to influence our .phelinks' in favor of our NJ. C.
as the chosen candidate FOR the congressional
race in this nav district, outstanding tie
slight he offered rs in Eet sending us of his
photographic letters urging as to be on hand at
the County Convention to labor for his contn-
uation-that is nothing ia comparison TO the
pluck" he is gradually gaining! vive la
George!
We take the following from the Washington
City correspondent of the indianapolis satur.
LAY Evening Mirror, who signs himself "HI
PERcooE":
..Interview with Mr.. Julian-He take,h
Lessons in the Manly Art, under !.
MOrrissey-He Buneteth Sand Bag
His opinion Of Chanler.
II called on Mr.. Julian. Imagine my
amazement to find that unflinching patri
OF stripped to the buff, and striking out
straight from the shoulder, terrific blows
at q swinging bag of sand. In one cor
ner stood an individual with broken
nose smoking cigar and apparently
experimenting Mr.. Julian's exercises
Mr. J. closed the series with an elegant
upper cut, wiped the perspiration from
his brow, and inquired if would take
sugar in mine. The gentleman with the
damaged proboscis intimated that he
would indulge in "the same" "Going to
learn how to smite the Philistines,
GeorgeI" "Yea, verify said Mr..
Julian, seven as my friend, Morrissey,
will smite 'em-hip and thigh-spotato
trap and 'bugle.'" Declining an invi-
tation to put on the gloves, I enquired
about Chanler. Mr.. j. admitted tina.
the member from the Five Points had
pluck. "But," said he, "no science
don't put up his hands right"
Here Mr.. Morrissey offered little
wager of ninety-seven thousand three
hundred and eleven dollars that Julian
could knock him out Of time inside of
seven minutes"
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sDSHIS is to give notice, That on the Esd day OF
u January. A. D. 1883, warrant IN Bankruptcy
ISSUED against the Estate OF
TOBIAS wEINSTEIN. of Richmond,
In the County of Wayne, and State of Indiana, who
ha o been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own Petition
that the payment of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to such Bankrupt to him. or tor
his use, and the Transfer fanny Property BY MN
forbidden by Law that meeting Of the Creators OF
the said Bankrupt prove their debts and to choose
Assignees of his Estate, will be held At
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at NO. 241a ka:e
Washington Street, in the City OF Indianapolis, IN
said District, before John W. Ray, Register, on the
25th day day of February, A. d. 1865, at O'Clock
A. NJ.
- BENZ J. SPOONER,
T. $. Marshal Dist of Indiana
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1T WAS THE LAST TREASON. NOT THE
FIRST THAT CONSTITUTED THE CRIME
The 7ribune's special says: The bill 10
remove the political disabilities from
Gov. Patton, of Alabama. was PASSED
after some discussion, provoked by the
opposition Of Hendricks, Buckalew,
and Davis. The latter said Patton was
a double traitor. and deserved halter
for betraying his country first and then
the rebels. AS he said this, Nye walked
across the chamber and cordially con
CIRCULATED him on his conversion to the
doctrine Of punishment for treason
Stewart, of Nevada, who had charge OF
the bill, said he guessed it was the last
treason and not he first that constituted
the crime according to the Kentucky
Senator. The bill was passed by 26 to
3. The negatives were Buckalew, Da-
Wis, Fowler, and Hendricks. Patterson.
of Tennessee and Reverdy Johnson vo
ted in the affirmative
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At Springfield, Massachusetts, gen
tlelnan is said to own a machine which
cuts meat and Vegetables, Sits -four,
kneads bread, works a crater, slices
fruit, churns, works butter better than
it can be done by hand, grinds and
scours knives. 1t is simple in construc
ton, and has but four wheels, and yet
does nearly everything in the house
keeping line except scolding the SER
wants and waiting on the table.
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Theirs is quite a muss in the Demo
cratic camp. Mr.. Belmont, the Chair
man of the National Democratic Com
mittee, is bondholder and does not
sympathize with the financial scheme of
Gentleman George" To override the
West. he has induced the Committee to
take the responsibility Of appointing
members from the unrepresented States
to be present and act with the COM
mittee at its meeting in Washington, on
the 22d proximo, to fix the time and
place for holding the National Conven-
ton. The Cincinnati Enquirer sspro-
tests against this action, and the Chica-
go Times pronounces it a usurpation of
power. The Commercial says:
Mr.. August Belmont, the Chairman
ofta National Committee, is bondhol
der to large amount, and, Democrat
though he be, he does not feel like sac
riicing his interests to elevate Mr. Pen
dleton to the Presidency. The green
back Democrats suspect him, and
possibly without foundation for it-con-
strue this action on the part Of the Com
mittee as a stragetic measure to defeat
the greenback candidate if possible.
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersign-
II ed Administrator of the Estate of Jonathan
Elliott deceased by virtue of order granted by the
Wayne Common Pleas Court, will offer at public OK
private SALE the 9Th day of May next the prem
Uses, the following described land in Wayne County
Indiana, towi: Beginning at the North West corner
of Section 4, Township IA. Range l, West; thence
South 90 rods thence East 80 rods; thence South
rods; thence East ia rods thence North AZ rods;
thence East 043s rods thence North So rods to the
North East of said quarter sections thence West
1895 rods to the place of beginning containing 20
acres, more or less. aF
Terms One-third cash, the residue in equal pay
ments at nine and eighteen months with notes at in
terest waving benefit from valuation and appraise-
ment laws and secured by mortgage on the premises
Sale between the hours of and o'clock, p. NJ.
HUGH w. MAXWELL, Administrator.
3 Adv
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Winter Hat FASHIONS.
Commissiouers Sale.

"CRSUANT tn order of the Common Pleas
Court of Wayne County, and State Of Indi.
ana, the Undersigned will offer at Public Sae Sat-
urday the 7th day of March, 1868, (unless sold at
tate, of Christopher Hermask, deceased, to-wit:
Lots ID, 10 and TO- in Greenwood laid out by James
W. Salter containing acres and 1O4 rods and lying
the Richmond and Boston Turnpike, south of Rick-
mond, y of one mile. Lot 10, has on it good brick
dwelling house, and Lot 20, has large stable. The
lots be sold separately altogether, may best
SUIT purchasers.
One fourth of the purchase money will be required
the day of SALE and the residue in three equal iu
staments of 6, IL and Is, months from the date Of
sale, with interest. Notes, waving the benefit of
valuation appraisement laws, and mortgage on the
property to secure the deferred payments will be
quired of the purchaser. A certificate will be given
to the purchaser conditioned make deed when the
sale is confirmed, and the conveyance ordered BY the
Court. Sale the premises.
THOAAs NEsToR, Commissioners.
Jan. 25th, 1868. 4S-ts
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Administrators Sale.

HNHE undersigned. ADMINISTRATOR, de bonus non,
u of the Estate of Smith Hunt, deceased, with
the Will annexed, will sell at Public Auction, the
premises, on
Saturday. the 18th day of next February,
The following described real estate, the same being
the Old Homestead of the decedent, to-wft:
The North west quarter Of Section twenty-five (25)
Township thirteen - Range two p, West; Also
the following described part of the southwest
quarter of said section, to-wt: Beginning one
hundred and ten (l1O) poles eastof the north
corner, the line OF said quarter running thence
south AZ degrees west, four 4)chains and fly
(50) links stake, thence south, "A degrees. west
eleven (11l chains and seventy five (75) links;
thence north SO degrees, west twelve 12) chains
aud nineteen 49, links to the north line of said
quarter; thence east said quartsr-section line
to The place of beginning, supposed to be nineteen
(l9) chains and nineteen (l9) links, Containing ten
acres.
Terms of Sale.--One-third of the purchase
money be paid at the Sale, and the balance in six
and twelve months-the purchaser giving his notes
with approved security, drawing interest, and waiv
ing valuation and apprasement laws.
Jan. l., 1858. 4749 MOSES Robbins.
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The shops and principal offices of the
Central Railroad, and also of the Belle
fontaine road are to he removed from
Indianapolis. The former are to be To-
Bellefontaine, Ohio
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A Y ER'S
CATHARTTG
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complaining' Are you oft y.
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ranged, and your feelings VA
comfortablef These symp-
toms are often the prelude 10
serious illness. Some tit uf
sickness is creeping upon ycu,
and should be ayerted by a
timely nse of the right REM
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
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They stimulate the functions
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A. oRz&~.~tszr, ~ t,Jrh nm l. q.
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Arrangement for Paying Taxes.

N1OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that arrangement.
IL have been made at the Citizens Bank, to receive
Taxes due for State and County purposes. This will
make it convenient for all Tax residing nearer
Richmond than the County Seat, and who transact
their business ia Richmond.
JOHN SIM, Treasurer.
Centsryille Ind, Oct II. 1867. 36-tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-13

REBELLION RECTUs IN CURIA reso
luton was yesterday introduced into
the State Senate resembling the action Of
a former Legislature addressing Hon
Joshua F. Bullitt out Of office. Judge
Bulitt, it will be remembered, who was
a Judge Of the Court of. Appeals, was
proceeded against whilst he was absent
from the State by the compulsion of q
usurping military authority, and it is
clear that the conduc. of the Governor
and the Legislature in the premises was
unjust, illegal and unconstitutional
We are gratified to learn that our pres
ent Legislature is about to place this ex
cmplary and distinguished Judge rectus
IN curia.-Louisy,lle Courier.
Judge Bullitt was the Grand Com
mander of the Sons of Liberty in Ken
lucky, and proven to be so connected
with that order that the Legislature re
moved him, while he was o fugitive IN
Canada, by the usual method of address.
Those who are familiar with the Trea
how conspicuously Judge Bullitt's name
figured in connection with the conspira
cy to set free rebel prisoners at Indian
apolis. Things have changed very much
since that time. Little we presume, did
the Union Legislature of Kentucky
dream that if the Union cause should
prevail in the field, its own place would
be usurped by the defeated rebels and
its work be uncerem oniously undone by
them.
Nothing can better illustrate the bar
rem victory the nation has won, if the
conquered are to take control of affairs
and restore 10 place and power those
who conspired against it, than this
movement to rescind the action of the
Legislature which removed from a
Judgeship one of the most conspicuous
rebels in the State-Laf Jour.
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EE-AIways get the Best. DIR. AVERY.S
Balsam of Life cures coughs and colds and
is apIeasant remedy.
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The Democratic papers profess to be
greatly shocked because Senator
SPRAGUR, of Rhode Island, was drunk in
the Senate ia other day. They believe
it to be unconstitutional for anybody
h ut q Democrat 70 get drunk
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PAINTS! PAINTS!!
For Farmers and Others.

UlHE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT co are now
u manufacturing the Best. Cheapest and most
Durable Paint in two coats well put on, mixed
with pure Linseed Oil, win last 10 Is years it is
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which gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded in trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint.
Address DANIEL BIDWELL,
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will not stain the SKINS perfect Restorer and Dress
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contains PestaehiO Nut Oil. Sold by all Druggists.
DEMAS, BARNES & Co., Agents, New York
ORINN SKINNER & Co., Sole Proprietor,
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In the month Of October 1866, Jeremi
alb Shuve was appointed agent of Indi-
annapolis city and proceeded to New
York, and there hypothecated bonds to
the amount of $21, 900, out of the pro-
ceeds of which he pocketed $4,000.
For this defalcation, suit was brought
by the city, in the Circuit Court, where n
judgement was rendered in favor of
Shuye. The city carried the case to the
Supreme Court, where the decision was
reversed and remanded back for new
trial. In this state the case has been
dragging along until Monday, when it
was called before Judge Hines, who de-
creed q Judgement in favor of the
city, in the sum of $4,000, the full
amount OF the defslcstion with interest
since 1866.
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John Taylor, Of Champagne, Illinois
was Instantly killed on Thursday of
last week by his wife Julia piercing his
heart with pair of scissors. He had
ordered her TO put Grape upon the door
as there would be corpse in the house
before he got through with her He
then attacked her with chair, and was
himself reduced to corpse as stated.
Julia was arrested, bat acquitted on the
ground Of self defence.
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