The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-21
MERE MENTION.

Henry Hunter, has good house to rent;
see his advertisement in another column
I A branch Of the ..Sons of Malta" was in
stitutsd IN Richmond Oh Tuesday night last;
after the ceremonies of instituting and initia-
1 ting were over. the "Order," headed by
Mitchell's American Cornet Band, marched
thro' several streets, &c James DOYLE a
moulder In the employ of Baylles Il March.
ant, was picked up in front of Vickers's
boarding house yesterday morning. with his
skull fractured. 1t is supposed he went to
sleep on top of the awning, and rolled off -
The 1re says our mention of condemned
little difficulty that come near taking place
but didn't, from the lodging of one OF the
parties. was mistake; that's gratifying; for
brethren should dwell together in love- &c.
Quite commotion was caused by the
bursting of one Of the kegs OF malt liquor,
in wagon in Cassel's stable yard. Tuesday
morning We are told twas from the Cam
bridge brewery, and suppose the atmosphere
about Richmond didn't agree with it and.
like the liquor sellers hereabouts, it become
impatient of restraint!-The present quart
law" if it fails to be declare Lnconstitu-
tional on other grounds. can in its results in
this city, be proved to be a palpable viola
ton OF one OF the painest guarantees of that
instrument: a "guarterlng" Of soldiers, who
compose part of the immense army Of drunk
ards, on the premises of citizens, without
their consent, in time of peace.''-We see it
noticed in the Are, that Ellis Nordy ke IL Son
have obtained patent on improvements in
Flour Bolts.-The well in front of Vaughan
Brothers on Main, which was filled up some
time ago. is now being re opened for fire
purposes.-We hope our citizens in different
parts of town, will take up with the proffer-
ed aid of the Council in digging wells and
cisterns, which we noticed last week: de.
lays are dangerous.'-T The alarm of fire Mon
day night, caused by brush heap on
the Burgess farm west Of the river.--F'ive
hundred Maltese tom-cats couldn't have made
more noise than the ''Sons of Malta did the
other night. at their installation and initiating
ceremonies; outsiders have no right to make
that an objection, because it only goes to
prove the fact that the insiders were all in
good order" and .well conditioned We
made mistake in stating twas the Mercury
that had ust commenced that new Italian
tale of 'Giribaldi," last week, it should have
been the New York Weekly; both those pa
pers, the Ledger, and any of the latest mum
bers of leading magazines and newspapers
can be had at William z. Payne's News
Depot, over Citizens Bank.-A liquor seller
by the name Of Gerr, whose hell is on the
Burgess farm, Immediately south OF and adj
joining town. publishes communication in
the Centrevlle Republican. which we Gas
strange as it may seem) highly approve; and
are sorry that the Ire makes same dispar-
aging remarks on its contents. We like its
tone, and. if every Equor-seller within our
borders would talk in the same way, as much
good would thereby be accomplished, is
effected by prosecuting them. Just let them
publish to the world that they would like to
keep their doors closed against "the offspring
Of American settlers" young American
scoundrels, Gas he good naturally terms
them,) American "spies," American "rioters
with the fire engines" etc, and we will not
be at all afraid to warrant that their bells
will very seldom be visited by the offspring
Of either the native naturalized citizens
Pile the epithets thick, We Gerroting
German tavern-keepers,' and by SO doing
many fond mothers heart will be made
to rejoice that your grasp has been loosened
from the throats of their sons, and that you
failed to drag them down to a drunkard's
grave and a drunkard's hell-Recollect that
Judge Perry has three fine Farms for sale, all
IN this county.