The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-19
Washington City contains popula

EvW ashington City contains popula-
ton Of 20. 900. Gov. Boggs. formerly of
Missouri, is dead. The persons concerned
in the arrest Of Mr. Sanborn, at Concord,
have been held to bail in the sum Of two
thousand dollars each, TO answer the charge
Of kidnapping. THE paper upon which the
New York Tribune is printed is made AT
Delphi in this State......O. Jennings Wise.
of Virginia. has become COMMUNICATE IN
the Episcopal Church-"While the lamp Of
life holds out to burn, the viest loco may re
turn" 1t is stated in a New York journal
that the average duration of human life in
that city. is only fifteen years......A conduc-
tor on one of the city railroad cars in Gin
cpnati has been fined S95 for compelling a
deciding that no lady could claim seat as a
right. Very extensive ruins Of an ancient
city have been found in New Mexico. and
are said to rival in magnitude the gigantic
ruins of Thebes and Palmyra. Gov. Fus
sa,ion" is the name irreverently applied to
Gov. Wise by LoSejoy, of Illinois. in his late
speech VIM Cost Johnson, formerly a
member of Congress from Mary land. died
suddenly. on the 9th inst, at Washington
City Douglas and his friends express
great confidence in his success in procuring
the nomination at Charleston But little
will be done in Congress until after the Pres
idental conventions. many of the members
having paired off for month";. he Mar
shall OF Ohio reports that the inhabitants 4
Asttabula county ready TO take up arms
to resist the authority of the Senate for
bringing John Brown, jr.. before the com
mittee of investigation OF tie Harper's Fer
~ affair IA street fight is expected be-
tween Pryor and Potter, let them rip. The
nomination of Mr.. Elisha English as Marshal
of Indiana. has been confirmed by the Sen
ate. "A line of coaches are now running
from ST. Joseph to Denver city in six days.
Iii is reported that Adams Express Cor
was robbed Of 500. 900. between New Ha-
ven and New York on Monday ngh.-,he
safe having been thrown from the cars and
then opened.
"BLooD WILL TELL This popular phrase
contains an abundance Of truth. The most
remarkable horses of all the past can be
traced 10 noble ancestors, and their perform
ances only confirm their nobility With this
fact in view our shrewd and intelligent breed
ers are on the alert for such strains of stock as
possess these qualities in the largest degree,
RED OAK. owned By Spinning s. Bennett. Of
this city, is descended from amo the best
horses ever in America AAERIC n ECLIPSE
"DURoc," & '.DioNEpEs" his forefathers.
snd "SuAPrER. ""MUCKLE john" Il Sir Ar
CHEY" the famous ancestors of his dame
'PoCAHoNTAs.' who Is AT this time the most
remark able animal in the world, is half sis
ter of RED OAK and is living witness that
''blood will tell
WAYNE CHrEF-own ned BY the same firm.
is high bred Horse, and like ".Stockbrtdge
Chief" is at once horse-of all work. As a
buggy horse, his style and action will chal
lenge admiration. and Larnessed to '.skele
ton,'' he can "spoif' three minutes. Noble
Mood is in his veins Imported BelIfoxad-
er," "Mambrino." Messenger" are his di-
rect progenitors, aud on his dams side Belle
dir IFh,p." "S1 A,eAey,' and "Lmport
cd Red Breast" His colts mist be trot,e;
hecaus, ..J yooI .rjN TN.