Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

The n,ee.ng then adjourned sine die:
D. ". HUNT, Prest.
N.rsAN STANTON, Seey.
= Appointment Of Preachers.
We are ind bted to Elder J. L. Smith, Of /
this City. for the following list of appointments
Of preachers, made at the annual Conference,
of the North West Indiana Conference, held az
Lssski~a last week:
GreencasHe Disiriot-G. NJ. BEswIcK. p f
Greencas.e Station, G. c. Beeks; Montgomery,
lLIohnson: Otter Creek Miss, NJ. Finnemore;
Rockville, NJ. Johnson; Ru.selville. A. SAILS
/ bury; Ladoga,J. Edwards; Bainbrdge, H. ).
Forbes; Sprnstown L. Roberts; Danville. c.
S. Burgner; Augusta, H. Burgess, c. B. Heath;
Indianapolis Miss, 7. S. Webb; Pittsborough'
81. l.. Green.
Terre Haute District-J. H. Bruce. P. E.
Asbury Chapel A. Hood; North Chapel, }. II.
Aldrich; Numa j. Scott; Rockville Station, J.
L. Thompson; Annapolis, A. Bradley Coal creek
II Brown; Willamsport. NJ. Hood; PeIrys-
Vile, Jas c. Reed; Eugene, }. NJ. Rogers; New
port, II. S. Shaw; Clinton; j. Leach; Nigo, j.
spinks.
Lafayette Distyict-R. HAncRAvE, P. L.
Western Charge, j. NJ. Stallard; Eastern Charge
G. VI. Boyd; Romney. P. Wiley, }. +. McDan-
| liel; Newtown. w. F. Wheeler, Ito be supplied;
Il Charlottesville, To be supplied; Sugar Creek
~ Miss, R-Rury; AlI,@e, J. B. Gra:, shawnee
Es''.sllllll,f, S - ce.,.ston. A. A. Gee;
H. La Porte Distriet-J. L. SMITH, P: E. La
] porte Station, L. Tay lor; Byron. H. Hamilton,
: T. E. Webb; Springfield Miss. F. Pierce; South
a Bend, Jas. c.. Read; Michigan City, B. Winans;
s Culmut, w. P. Watkins; Crown Point, To be
n supplied West Creek, d. Durham; Herbran,
4 To be supplied; Valparaiso. D. Crawford; Union.
J. S. Donaldson, A. Quincy.
J. Rochester District.-WN. GRAHAM, P. E
D.. Cn1f
! re, L. Moore Yves, York; L. B. Kent Knox
4 Miss, n, L. Brakeman; Fulton. E. Dona; Kew
, ana; Musser; Maderaville, I. l.. Workman;
j Jacksonville, A. Utter; Rensselaer,; w. G.
q Harker; Morocco, w. E. Art; Lockport w.
q Reder; Plymouth. L. Nebekar
{ and Pittsburg, To be supplied; Camden. }
is Hill; Burlington. F. Cox; Frankfort. l. Bart
re lett; RossvilIe, H. B. Ball; Dayton, r. II.
W vert; Independence, G. Guila; Oxfor'
PaYones; Poolesville, ]. W. Parrett; Harisorrllle,
rt-AP. I. Beswick. G. w. Hamilton; Monticello,
C. Jacob Cazad.
lit The Board Of Public Works Of Virg inia have
IS instructed the Superintendent Of the Covington
ng and Ohio Railway advertise for the rails tina,
will be needed on that entire route, to be made
Sc on the line of the road This will have an i'm
te portant bearing upon the iron and manufacture
re ing interests Of Virginia. He is also to adver'
to tse for freight and passenger cars, to be made
n on the line of the road or elsewhere.
A general meeting of Railway Presidents and
81 Directors will be held in Washington city in DC
= tober to consider and adopt such measures a.
:, shall guard against accidents on railways ane
~ give more confidence 10 travellers that reliable
~. precautions are hourly exercised
n The late foreign arrivals bring the news O
: the death of Sir Charles Napier. one Of tn
10 NO.. .t-.~-suished GensSa!s Of she> Englis
d. The workmen have finished the heavy worl
On Inc Presidents house. and the decorator.
are now at work. As the law leaves the occu
es pant TO choose his own style. suppose The
hte House will be made to match that car
a rage and its liveries.
ITS The Philadelphia Bulletin states that Madame
ty Jenny Lind Goldschmdt has presented be,
o. husband with son and heir The evsn, ,oo,.
or pace on the 9th OF August in the city of Dres
ID oeh' where the parties reside
~ The editor of the New York Tribune bas
lateiy dlned upon 'as fine quarter Of lamb as
~ ne ever tasted,' which was butchered in ca.
iumbus, and brought there in a refrigerator car.
oy railroad lie thinks all meats used in New
# ork may be butchered in Ohio, thus saving all
me aoominab!e nuisances Of bull-fghts and
co"'chases IN the streets, that now aflict the
:. great metropolis. OF course, our Ohio butchers
can 90 this very thing-and do it right.
:. The steamer "Star Of the West arrived At
new 1o 1 on The 9th inst. with $1,000 900 in
: gold The winfield Scott left San Fran.
CISCO On the 10th ult., with 81 100000
r Moses Ranney. well known about Cincn.
hati for his eccentrcites and the vcissitudes
OF his life, died recently at New Orleans of the
prevailing epidemic.
Advices from Texas to the 18th ult.. render
II certain that Pease is elected Governor. and
Dickinson. Lieut.. Governor. Governor Bell
is elected to Congress by large majority
The Farming Mirror recommends onions 4, a
prevention and remedy for various diseases 10
which domestic poultry is liable For cape,
and inflammation of the throat ewes and head.
onions are almost sure cure. Young chickens
should be fed two three times week with
! as much as they can eat, finely cut and mixed
with meal
The Artesian we'll at Lagrange has reached
oepth OF 1850 feet and no water has vet been
found The Louisville and FrankGor, Rail.
ROAD Company are boring the well, and thew
are determined 10 prosecute the work until :.
supply OF water is procured.
MARRIED,-On the 10th inst by James NJ
Zoe Esq. Mr.. AMOS WALTON and Mis-. REREcc.
WRIGHT, all of this county.
~ On Monday evening las, by Rev. J. H.
Hull. Mr.. GEORGE NELSON to Miss E1,z.nrTu