The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

gentleman recently handed lady out of
the railroad cars at Buffalo. He was a to.al
stranger TO her. and simply offered her his
hand as an act of politeness. 1t turned out
she was running away from her husband at the
Ime, and had "A large quantity of goods and
chattics with her. The unfortuaatc STRANGER
bsiny taken for her friend. WAS arres.e at thu
cars and sent TO jail with her. lie hal som.
difficulty in establishing the poiteness should
Tot be taxed 10 amuch greater extent,
\ LIBERAL BEerEsr-Lewis Broaiwell.
Esq one otthe Oldest and most respectable
i Izens of Cincinnati lately deceas ed ma lc
a Wi, Ia which he beg uea.hed three fourths
Of the proc-e Is Of his entire real estate, when
sold. To the Uniyersast denomination OF that
city TO be applied chiefly to educational par.
poses. HIS estate Is valued at SI5o.000
MAKE THE LrvISG HAPPY-Ifwe were only
halt as lenient to the living 10 the
s!eal, how much happier mi sht we render
them, and from how much vain and bitter
rsmorse might we be spared. when the grave,
the ''all -atoning grave" has closed over them,
ExrRAoRDISaRY PROFITS on SWEET PorA-
roas.-Messrs Mabee E McGowan. Of Alton.
Ill, engaged in the cultivation of sweet po.a-
toes. publish account of their profits during
the past season They planted twelve acres
in market, were SI87. 50. The total amount
of sales were $4,000, leaving S2,oie,5) for
for net profit Of S267, 20 per acre.
ADMIRAL SrEwARr.--It is said that an
appca ion will be made to Congress to estab
lish the grade and rank OF Admiral. with the
understanding that "Oll lroas;das' is 70 be-
the first on whom this honor IS to be co.-
ferred
20 dan ,,ffi ~,
out the wofl is 33 years. One-qusrter de
previous to the age OF years--one-h half b.
fore reaching II.
Ma WEBsrE5's EsrArE.-Tbe executors OF
the estate Of Daniel Webster. have seat pria-
ted circulars 10 persons having claims sa:nst
the same, in which it Is stated that the nett
amount Of assets in their hands IL $50 / 3J8a,
and the amount Of claims is about 5i35. .00o.
The executors are now making distrbl-
lion among the creditors. They divide twenty
ole and three quartere per ccntum, retaining
IN hand abou: one per centum to defray ex
pen~es and charges in the suit against the city
of New Orleans for calm of $4,000 for
counsel fees in tim Gaines cou.royersy.--Bos
Ton Transcript
IvJohn Van Buren made speech 10 Al
bany, \. Y, las. week. in which he declared
hi, hostility to the Nebraska Kansas bill, and
remarked that 1T only failed Of being afro
cious, because it was abominably stupid"
MARKIsG NEwsPAPEss-The Postmaster
General has decided that pen mark over or
opposite to an article in a newspaper, with
the sole object Of calling attention 70 the arti-
Gle, Will not subject the paper to letter post
age.
EgSan:a Anna and family are now safely
installed in or near Carthagenia. He has
beautiful residenc but a few miles distrnt from
The city. where he lives Ike prince.
IyAwas down South. in the parish Of
ConcoTdaa. they have a bayou that they call
Van Burea. because since is It's first diseoy-
cry. one hundred aad fifty years ago. Il has
besn impossible to tell tDaiA w1y TIE wzkey
runs
rg The Memphis Bulletin notices the re-
eeipt at that place Of l.oo1 sacks OF wheat
from ArkanSas-one of the frs. shipments of
wnea, ever made from that state.
Eg One house al Chicago purchased las;
week 60 900 bushels OF wheat. for which
arly one million OF dollars was paid. Most
Of il viii 90 forward TO Boston.
EI The Postmaster General has decided
that each distinct circular, no matter how
many mar be printed on one sheet. must be
charged with postage as one circular; or the
whole If sealed with letter postage