The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-25

Virginia. S6,e543ls
Indiana, SO. 96i. 3s3
Illinois. 57.646. 9s4
Kentucky. 5s.67s.ssi
Georgia. So,eso, oae
Tennessee. 2276 s2s
Missouri, Sc 2l4hs-
From the above data farmers can form.
good opinion of the amount raised this sea
son. We are inclined TO put the increase Q,
1880 at fifty per cent for corn and 90 per cen,
for wheat.
EF The Rothschilds. according to thai,
own estimate. possess 500. DOC. 900 in Der.
sonal property. exclusive of real estate, seip.
nories, mines, dc. which amount to at less,
half As much more, making over one ,hou.
sand millions. or an amount much larger than
the entire valuation Of New York city.
IF Passmore Williamson has written a
letter from the Philadelphia county prison
tie saws he IS not aware of any prospect Of
his liberation; but believing that he has been
guilty of neither fslsehoed nor dissimulation,
nor con;umely. "he will not be guilty of .
degrading capitulation."
LIQUOR Law IN NIcHeAN-Ths Detroi,
Inquirer thus speaks of the operation of the
Liquor Law in that State:
The good effects of the prohibition of the
sale Of liquor by law are already become ap-
parent When the law went into effect the
Marshall Statesman says there were six pris-
oners in the Calhoun county Jail. Now there
are none; the Sheriff has starved out and has
gone into the Livery business, Here the
unjust workings of this law are made glar.
ingly apparent.
EtThe Washington correspondent OF the
\ y. Daily Tunes thinks the Administration
has a covert motive in the bother which il is
making over the Danish Sound Dues. He
thinks the Danish quarrel is being cultivated
as the germ of foreign war. to direct the
attention of the people from the Kansas troub
les. the unpopularity of the Administration.
RB-The Baltimore Patriot notices a dan
gerous counterfeit OF the denomination of SEQ
on the Union Bank of Wilmington. Delaware
were passed on a banking house.
EvThe Fourierite establishment. known
rs the North American Phalanx, New Jersey,
has literally gone to smash. All its real e.
tate, in which some 100000 had been in.
vested, came under the hammer on Thursday
last. and produced in the aggregate $50 600.
or little over S83 per acre. This, with the
estimated proceeds Of its movable property
will enable them TO pay from sixty to seventy
per cent on the stock issued. The members
of the community have nothing to show for
the twelve years that the institution has been
in existence. They admit that it has proved
a complete failure.
LAST CHoIcE-The Rushvllle Jacksonian
says that for the Presidency, Jesse D. Bright
is its first, second and LAST choice.-Brook-
vile American.
E1- This last choice of the Jacksonian is
bright idea. sure! Being the only one left
| in the lard oil key Of the Jacksonian editor,
| it became lcnesoms-that may account for
| its escape from its comfortable and roomy
quarlers We shall next look for our jeff
neighbor to announce John L. Robinson as
his first. second and LAST choice for the Prssi-
dency, provided he regards that election IS
Involving party principles" and that it
'shouid assume party character
STRANGE But TRUE-About twelve years
ago = young and blooming lady of Ludlow
Street, in this City. entered the bonds Of
matrimony. and about eleven weeks ago she
presented her husband with . fat healthy
bow.
Last Friday she was suddenly taken sick.
and her mother being with her sent for the
Doctor. believing that she had a touch Of the
cholera. Not finding DR.. j. r. Wood. she
called in a strange Doctor. who upon entering
the room, said to her: Madame. 10 ycur
daughter married." The mother answered:
Certainly, sir: do you not sec her boy lying
just eleven weeks old day." Eleven weeks
DID," replied he: why woman, she is going
to present her husband with another child"
And so it turned out instead Of the cboie-
. IA, there appeared bouncing fat girl who's
thr irving and doing well.
: The writer Of this knows these facts to b
true. although they may appear very strange
". Y. Tribune.
FEVER AND AouE PARTr-Stubbs has sug-
gested that a mass convention Of oil the
Hoosiers who have had the "fsver an sger.
be held at Indianapolis during the State far'
and that the Executive Committee pay pre-
MUM Of Se5 for the best specimen OF shake.
Stubs never had chill in all his life, bu'
says his neighbors have bought down oil the
mast in this neck of woods. He was IN town
yesterday inquiring for quinins pineenn"
Gazette.
J We rather think the Upper Wabash VIII
come in for that prize. They shake so hard
up there that half the water is splAshed out Of
the Wabash and Erie Canal.
SAM MEDARY's EPrTAPH-We find the fol-
lowing (says the Chilicothe Gazette) in yes
terday's Statesman. 1t is possible tba, sam
Aedary has been publishing his own ePissph.
A more appropriate one could scarcely have
been written:
EPITAFH OF SAN.
"Beiow lies Sam, $ great shan
As ever guIled . nation;
He lived and lied, blasp hemea and died
And his lots-Damnation.
:, IA The man who thought he would eo'
. paper TO suit every body, was at last seeounn
trying to keep the run Of South Amencaa
revolutions. Preserving old chap.
!, ADVANCE IN GUsPowDER.-The fiasos's
PA Gazette notices an advance OF MY csu.