Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-03


c. +. CIarkson, Brooville G. w p
William lIannnman, Indianapolis G.. w. A.
i. IT. Barry. BrookvilIc q. s.
y. T. Holloway, Richmond G.. +.
G. Chap.
L.. = Adams. Madison g. Con
Thos. Nicely, Munco Town G.. S.
The next session Of TIC Grand Division is to
be held III indianapolis on tho second "Wednesday
IN January iSi7.--BrookviIle American.
son of Erin, named Michael M'Comack.
was fined - IN Boston Monday, for an as.
sault. 1t appeared in testimony that Michael
struck by somebody, whom he did no, know.
but il beng principle with him never to ..,ake
a blow nc hit on the head the next man h, mot.
aud knocked him into collar. at was ltl, a
blow for blow" he contonlel-blt tic Ma.is.
trato would not hear 10 such exchange and
Michael was fined accordingly,
4 IRRITABLE FISH SToRY.-A friend who bns
ilst returned from Port ashington tells US tina,
while Standing on tho pier there, he saw lit,lo
shaver about SIX or eight years old fishing in tho
lake. After whlo the littlo fellow hooked a
fish and evidently largo one. Ihorc was for
some minutes, tough struggle whether tho bow
should 20 into the lake. tho fish como out Of it,
Finally tho youthful disciple Of Walton landed
his prize, famous lake trout, safe on the beach.
Tho size Of thc fish Immediately give rise to SOW
eral bets rs 10 WINCH was the hca viest the prize
or tho captor Il proved that the boy weighed
forty six pounds and tho fish for,y-a pret,,y @.
ven MATCH Milwaukee Sentinel.
colored fireman, on bo1rd a steamboat run
ninG between St. Louis and New OrIean u.s. bayinG
lost all his money a. poker with his companions
st1ked his clothing, and being still unfortunate
pledged bis freedom for small amount.
Losing this. tho bets wero doubled, and he final
~, ut one desperate hazard. ven,ured his full
value as slave, and laid down his free papers to
Gates 10 be destroyed and was actually sold by
the winner TO slave dealer, who hes,ated not
10 take him At 4 small discount upon his assessed
value.
Mr.. O'Rioy, the ngen, Of the Telegraph
Company was in Harrisburg last week, for tho
purpose of making arrangements for the imme-
date extension Of the Telegraph limo west, to
Pittsburgh, thence to Frankfort, KY. and TO ST.
Louis. At Frankfort il is to unto with limo
south, 10 New Orleans. We learn from Mr.. o.
Rely that the southern route. through Penns Viva
MA. via Chambersburg to Pittsburgh, will mos,
likely be selected by the company
4 Washington letter IN tho y. y. Herald says:
We learn from an officer of the army, tina, Gen.
Scott, few days ago, applied TO tho President
for the privilege of heading the army Of invasion
under the new plan Of operations with the land
forccs but that the Executive declined his nrpit.
cation tho ground that the services of the Ma
jor-Cfenora!-in-Ch Chief would DO as advantageous
to the Government at tho War Office as at tho
head Of the army.
The crop Of Indian corn in the West, for 1916.
will be more than 500, 100000 of bushels. Tho
crop of wheat will exceed 40 .OOO. 900 Of bushels
which would produce equal 70 2s,oo0,oO0 bar
rcls.
..EpTToRs LOOKING uP.'--At lato cattle
show nj Barnsiable, Major Phinney, editor Of the
Barnstablc Patriot, received the first premium on
..crooked neck squash. Barre Gazette.
SoU1D REAsoSISG.--Our fair sister Of the New
ork Pearl, gives the following opinion IN regard
70 marriage. We wish that all her sex Of
The same opinion:
Il, Is our decided opinion tina; any girl had bet
ter marry a temperate, moral man, wiihou, ons
cent in his pocket than one who is worth fifty
thousand dollars if given to drunkenness and 9TH
or fashiona Die vices. Her chance for happiness
and prosperity IS thousand times better"