The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-28

viii have solemn funeral procession In this
city on Saturday evening next, in memory
Of the late Union saving, national party
Bro. Bickle viii deliver the funeral Grafton
and Bro. Sch'ater win lead the pake. Bro
Watt will be busy generally. and Bro. Elder
will be nosehere.
ExcrRsrox-A Pic Mic excursion from
Indianapolis to Dayton viii pass through
this city. this morning, on the Central Rail
! way.
~The ancient order of Rechabites held
| one Of their festivals on Monday evenin g
last. in the Templars' Hall. of this city
All enjoyed themselves. at least SO i. seemed
| to US.
~Whilst running at the top Of his speed,
last Sunday. Thomas Lynn. a young man
about 10 years old, came in contact with
the clothes line. which threw him down so
violently as to break his collar bone. He is
doing about as well as could be expected.
D6-G GO to Sam Elders News Depot, at
! the Post Office Book Store. for the very
latest Literary Newspapers and Magazines.
Every thing under Sans control moves like
clock-work. and you can always rely on
getting y u favor t, sqer or magazine there
in advance of its time.
~ As an evidence Of the union of the
Democracy. a friend informs US that at
Hill.borough, in this county. there are but
four Of the unterriied; who are divided as
follows: One is for Lincoln and Hsmlin;
one for Bell and Everett; one for Breckin-
ridge and Lane. and one for Douglas and
Johnson!
No. The Indiana Post, a German paper
at Lafayette, and which has been heretofore
neutral in politics, has declared in favor of
Republicanism and hoists the names of
Lincoln and Hamlin.
E~It is often asked by Democrats who
Lincoln is. Douglas says he is:
''The ablest lawyer in Illinois and the
smartest stump speaker in the Union; an
earnest and honest man, who believes what
he processes. and who will carry out what
he undertakes
BLACKwOoD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, for
June. has been received from the publish
ers. Leo. Scott & Co.. New York. This is
magazine worth taking. While most Of
American magazines are fit only to look at.
this is worth more than its price to read
Every article has some substantial merit.
Messrs. Scott q Co., also reprint all the
British Reviews. and furnish the four Re-
views and Magazine for SO.
~The Columbus Journal states that
the milk sickness is prevalent near Alton in
Franklin county. Two deaths have already
and several persons are very sick
1It is reported in the annual commu-
nication of the Most Worthy Patriarch of
he Order of the Sons of Temperance. that
in the twelve years, preceding to. and in.
GLIDING 1859, there have been initiated
1868 members, or an average Of $4,000
per annum. These members have paid in
to the subordinate Divisions in ~ years,
the sum of IS. Os4.477. In the same time.
s1,415,465 have been paid for benefits to
members in sickness.
BIOGRAPHY OF LINcoLN.--Sam. Elder has
for sale Barrett's Life of Lincoln. to which
is added brief but comprehensive memoir
of Hamin. 1t is neatly printed on good
paper. and costs only % cents. Elder al
SO has the Republican Pocket Pistol" be-
ing a collection Of facts. opinions and argu-
ments for Freedom--price 10 cents.
EGov. Wise received half vote for
the nomination for President in the Doug
Ia. Cn,vant;or The ctaamer Woo
took out s5e7 900 in specie on Saturday.
The steamer Arago took out SSl3 40 the
same day. So goes the money --.--. AT
some of the many Republican meetings re-
Gently held in Michigan, the platforms for
the speakers are constructed of rails. The
State is good for $4,000 majority for Lin
coin. ..... Daniel Clark, Republican. has
been reelected to the Senate from New
IIamp shire ."Republicans are for free
Democrats are for slave labor
Take your choice" -....A machine for
making button holes has recently been pat
ented ..--. The crops in Washington coun-
ty, in this State, it is said look wsll-wheat
is thin but well filed.
.--... A club has been formed IN Bombay,
q rule of which is that each member shall
bring his wife to each meeting Of the Glib.
and she is to remain as long IS the hus-
band 49,. The King Of Denmark having
married woman who supported herself by
her own hands-a milliner-has been in
formed that his wife could not be permitted
"a o.,apd tho c,r,oat,on of KING CharlaS of
Sweden. The King of Denmark, Ike
sensible man as he is, informed the Court Of
Sweden that be would go no place where
his wife could not be received as the equal
of the proudest- 49,. There will be at least
four members by the name OF Jones IN the
next House of our State Legislature-Jones
of Wayne. Jones of Marshal. Jones of TIP
pecanoe, aud Jones of yermiilion--at least
tbaSa ~apt1sr,o on hava haen Nominated. and