Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-13

their entire food) would be enough without water
But in changing my calves from one pasture to
another, they passed water-trongh aud drank
heartily. | acted on the hint, and have since
supplied thom, and find they need water as often
as older cattle. No day passes without their u
sing more or less Ohio Cultivator.
WIxTERI1ci StsEEr.-The Ohio Cutivator rec
ommends farmers when hoolng thclr corn 'io
last time to SOW rye among 1t at the rate OF ABOUT
half bushel 10 tho acre. ms VIII gro" uoo"'
knee high before winter. and sheep viii feed up
on i, all winter and want other care, except a
good shed TO run under in stormy weather.
In the scarcity Of hay this season, the suS55Gs-
ton may be worth minding Ravenna Star
..Tben III see hoac ye get along ,eahon me-
.Arrab. Pat and why did | marry ye! Jlst tell
that-for it's neesclf that's had to maintain yc
ever since Father O'Flannegan sent me homo to
yer house.. :,
..Swate icwol.- replied Pat no. rciishlng the
chm roc "and It's mecsef that hopes to 1--we to sec
the dav when we're 4 widow, walplng over TIC
cowId sod that covers nc; then. by St. Patrick.
IN SEQ how We get along without NC, honey dear
4 SAP " ,ESrNG.-A most melancholy conse-
ouencc of irrascbllIty occurred III boston, 4 10"
G,vs since in tho death of an Interesting child OF
, ~ three wears of age. by q hasty blow from
10 hand of its father. The child was standing
,non !, chair and in moment OF petutcnco INC
-, cot etruck il on the head. prccIpltotIn9 It mead
tro,,,st unon the floor. it soon fell to vomiting
and expired the next day Lou. Jour.
Arc-D5.yr.-On the Goth inst. horse. upon
which the Wifi, Of Nathaniel Burras, near IN
ccnnes Indiana. was riding. stepped upon a nor
nen,-s nest. Tho insects immediate y com,
meuccd singing tho horse, Wheroupon ne rchreu
and plunged until he threw Mrs. i'HFras ana 'ho"
fell backward upon her. crushing hor instantly TO
dcath.-IIb.
SAVE YOUR SALT BAREELs.-Dricd fruit, kept
in old salt barrels, Will be saved from the doPrc-
da,on of insects This fac. IS of great importance
Inc nrcson. season, as next year must depend
upon fruit kept over. These barrels Will keep
rraln unnured from lnsec.s-tlb.
CnSsius NJ Clav has announced, in a ot:or to
the New York Tribune. his fixed determination
never again to send or acccP. halicnge to a du-
ell. That boing the case. there IS no doubt 'hat
Young WiclifIo will challenge him Immediately
on his return from Sardluia.-llb
John TYLER consented to liver euoqy on
Cen Jackson. but afterwards declined. 1t Is
supposed tha, the ghost of the old hero appeared
a, his bedside, shook it's s!iadowy fist IN his face;
and cxclaimcd-sBv the Etorna, sir. II you dare
to deliver euloay on my life, III take yours
Lou. Jour.
Bio A. lille a, ron" Right" Jacob. spell
United states big Country, little country
(Texas. First rate, so up head
A SORE SPELL OF WEATHER -"Thomas. spell
weather. said schoolmaster to one OF his pupils
.W-i-e-a-t -h-i-o-u-r, weather. Wei, Thomas,
Won may sit down. said the teacher: 81 think
this is the worst spell of weather we have had
since Christmas-bad as the season has bcon.'
It is stated in a Lancaster paper, that Mr..
John Wise, the celebrated .Eronaut has become
a lunatlc.-Hc is, however, perfectly harmless.
A NINE DAYS FAsr.-Four young horses be-
longing to Mr.. Q. humphrey, IN Bracovlllc, IN
this county. by some means got into log house.
used for boiling sugar in, when the door closed
and prevented their escape. In this stuatlon
the house being some distance from the residence
Of Mr.. II. they remained for the period of nine
DAYS without food water.-Mr H.. supposlng
thew had cstrayed away, did not discover thoir
retreat until the animals werc nigh dead. We
understand tho horses doing well and will
recover from the effects Of the famine. If they
do. and arc able to stand such fasts frequently.
thew must be valuable horses, especially In dry
time, when hay. oats and money are scarce.
Trumbull Democrat.
A BRIDAL PARTY DRowNED.--On tho llth inst.
Miss Rosalte Huelbig, her mother, two sisters.
and Miss Dressed, were drowned in the kaskas-
kia river. Illinois. which they attempted to cross
on their way to Prairie Du Long Miss II. left
home that morning, with bridal party. 10 be
married to Mr.. L. II. kettler, who with his
friends was waiting at his residence, some miles
distant. to receive his bride.-Belng alarmed at
the delay. he proceeded to the river, where he
saw the father of the young lady. who the
river bank with the five corpses lying near him.
The father was nearly frantic with grief. The
corpscs were taken to the house of the intended
bridegroom. and the marriage festivities gave
place to funeral rites.
TOBACCO FOR RUsSIA.-The American SAYS:
We understand that Messrs. Schaer & kuster,
merchants of this city, shipped few days ago,
bv the shin Henry Shelton. witch sailed for ST.
pn.,rSl,,,rnh hundred hhdS. of Iohncco.