The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-12-11

year upward Of 20 Goo pounds of honey, prin-
cipally produced b himself, and the remain
der by a few neighbors who have followed
his example. Himself and son make the
production Of honey a business, and undoubt-
edly very profitable one. The honey is de
posted by the bees in small, cheap boxes, with
glass sides and ends. and sold in the same By
weight, including The weight of boxes
Is- There are between thirty and fortv
thousand jews in California, and they have
lately started paper in San Francisco
Gs Gordon Cummings. the great lion slav-
err was telling Rogers ole day how he came
unarmed upon huge lion. Thinking to
trigh:en him. ran at him With all nav M glt, >
said the hume. '.Wtereupon, . said Rogers
he ran away with all his name. | suppose"
"Exac:ly so" said Cummings.
, Il is stated in the Boston papers that in
tie examination Of a respectable hotel keeper
OF that city on tie charge Of stealing 81 500
from a store, the complainant testified that lie
had consatt-a TIE spirits anil a fortune teller.
and had been informed that he would find the
money in tie landlords cellar; whereupon he
had, kbv virtue of'a search warrant, overEauled
ti'e coal bia, and pulled up any quantity OF
brick pavement, bat found nothing The
man was Of course discharged
Monday Aoy % was tie twentr-Sev-
entn birthday Of the Louiss lie Journal.
Ge- The Bellevue Gazette. published at
Bellevue, Nebraska Territory, has The follow
ing:
We acknowledge the receipt Of small
quantity of molaSses which vas manulactu-
red from cane grown il Territory. Mr.
Charles McRav informs us that the cane IS
the Chinese Sugar Cane aud that from the
early maturity of IL <pecies, there is every
ri 4,,,I do L. i
profitable"
Gs-A Above all thin-,s, my son, said Chief
Justice Cole, avoid litigation, especially in
small matters. If man meets YOU III the
street, and claims tie coat YOU have upon
yo~r ravh, unreatenIng to Commerce law
suit forit recovery, strip il off, an! give it
TO him lest IN defending he coat you may lose
your hat and breeches also.
Ees-The largest vessel ever built since
Noah's time is TO be launched in England
about the middle Of next April. Her first trip
viii be to Portland, Maine where wharves for
her accommodation now being built. A
vessel of thirty thousand tons is a novelty in
the maritime world.
lrF- Col Fremont will deliver lecture be
fore the Boston Mercantile Library Associa-
ton during the winter He was to be pres
ent al The Lecture given before the same AS
sociaiior on the 9Th by speaker Banks.
k@zs a beautiful marble is now quarried
opposite Cape Girardean, so miles above Cal
roo Lis <>f . he-;-ley--l- - II
of a high polish. 1t would be excellent in
mantles, ornaments, efc
gx-The Legislature Of Vermont has aps
proprated Twenty thousand Dollars toward
the relief of the destitute Free State men o
Kansas.
l1g-The Tarro Haute, Alton & St. Louis
Railroad, is doing an extensive business at
this time. The receipts for the month OF
October were S1lO, $40, and it Is estimated
that the receipts for the SIX months ending in
December will ammount to $500, 500.
s.y- Judge Douglas was married recently
at Washington to Mss Ada Cults daughter
Of James Madison Cuts. who has been tor
MANY wears in the Second Comp,roer's
bureau. lie IS nephew Of the celebrated
Mrs Madison, was named for her distinguish
ed husband at her request. The btde has
been for several ytais one Of the bellies Of
Washington, and i, noN 24 years old. She
Is said to be very beautiful, . tall comman-
ding figure and very amiable. Judge Doug
las a widOwer.
sxy- The Rockville RrDpb'jc2a says, At a
.,loritiraion meeting of the Democracy a that
ti4ce John g. Davis, in a speech upon the
occasion, after demoliskInr the Guahers, then
turned preacheskillAr, saying that from this
. time onward he intended to put his foot
on The Quahcrs and Ministers.
! E.g- In Rhode Island they give the mem
oers oi The Legislature one dollar per day tor
P, ,ttendarce. Al tie recent election 4 prop
,,ilion was made to the people 10 doab.e The
com peusltiou, and it was most enaPAdtteaEy
voted down lhe people sal that tseE can get
! much harder work done f"r ,ha present price
paid Tor Leglsla,iny; and it those now en-
ploye1 don't like the wages, they may gust.
This is sensible and independent.
rz- A fellow was hung in Mississippi last
week for the murder Of man. with the con
aivance OF the victims wife, with whom he
3al an amour-aid7essed Tie crowd from the
,allox> in long harrangue- in vindica loIl Of
imsclf and closed with proposal that tie
-rowd should take a vote whether he should
Ne hung or mol. aS he believed the sheriff
would be governed bf their verdic.. lmme-
:ia.elv the assembled multitude b bsgan-:n
rr>ponSe to his appeal-to shout = take him
ioWn''-others d" hang him Bu; the >her
ii. did no. acknowledge this right ot apDea.
4. :, se ,v. and swung him of. aaI thus
-aqcd the tumuh.
rz9--Will YOU have Daily Sea?'' SAID 8
boy 10 Mrs PSr;inston.
..WilI / have daily son. Why. You little
Seape-race, How dare YOU iasinuaie aseinst
a lone woman from home! No, indeed. |
guess, won't have daily son Ny poor
dear man u~eI to complain awfuliy when |
presented him yearly son j iaig s9n.
indeed. Begone. you little upsiaft mp
And the old woman called Tor the turkey taii
fan to keep her from sw3onins.
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