The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-09
SHoRTENINd-

The Circuit Court commenced its session
at Centreville. Monday-laree amount of Grim
inal business on docket. among which are
the McCorkle case. Hopes billiard case, and
a number Of liquor cases......T The following
is list of the Grand Jurors. for this term:
Abel Evans, Foreman; William H. Ander-
son; Thomas Crooks; Milton II. Harris; John
Sivey; Henry Schover; William Miller; John
Morris; Danl Huff: Thomas Manning: Gid
con Wilson; Charles M. Wilson. 80. Our old
friend. James Woods. was nominated for JUS
tice Of the Peace. by the Republicans OF
Centre township. on Saturday last He is
honest. capable and faithful. and will be elect
ed. Jas. M. Hill. Ed. Wilson, and William
Anderson. were nominated as candidates for
Cons,ables... Some time ago. the ladies Of
Centrevile demolished a liquor-shop and its
contents; also. all the liquor they could find
at one Of the Drug Stores, and the owners
thereof commenced suit against them for
damages. On the supposition that the citi-
xens Of Centreville would uphold their fair
townswomen in the summary process they
adopted ia abolishing nuisances. the plaintiffs
took a change of venue to Union County
The case will be tried at the term Of court
now in session at Liberty. Hons. o. p.
Morton and John Yaryan. appear for the la
dies. BY reference to our advertising col
umns, it will be seen that the old firm Of
Gain Il Malsby. Lumber Merchants, has been
dissolved. and a new firm-Wm. Cain Il
Sons-estabished. Our young friend, Will
Cain. jr.. is one oSthe new firm. and we wish
him success in his new vocation. Our
types have been making 'Scythes knives No.
e. for T. G. Thompson's Straw aud Fodder
Cutters; it should read "SrEEL KNIFE" It's
o. N. now, and every farmer should have
one Of these superior Cutters Candidates
for office will please recollect that our fee for
announcing name, is 81 for a subscriber, or
o. for a non .subscriber-to be paid invaria-
bly, in advance w. w. Austin. at Msssrs.
Foulke Il Fish's Hardware Store. is agent
for the Voice Of Masonry and 'Freemason's
Almanac, for co. both published i'll Louis
vile. Ky, by Bob Morris; the price Of the
former is 81 per ysar-the latter. 12A cents.
All Burnett. the Humorist and Define
ator, performs at Starr Hall to-night-'twill
pay to hear him. :. Capt Whisky took shell
ter with his friends in the South part OF
town on Saturday night last. and SO warmed
their feelings towards each other that striking
facial impressions were left to Indicate ,ha,
great commanders presence. The noise
reached our ears. hut not the particulars Of
the ..muss;'' We are told, however. that two
persons were "badly bruised and battered. !"
In order that the Republicans shall be
successful as party in fishing for the Presi-
dency next fall. available Bates must be used.
The jeff publishes rs remarkable fact.
that nearly all the candidates for the Vice
Presidency in the Democratic National Con-
vention. at Cincinnati in rs, are deceased.
With equal truth. our neighbor might also
announce the political death Of the candid
ates for the Presidency before that same fatal
Convention: james Buchanan and Stephen
A. Douglas. The first duty Of every Re
publican. old and young. is to become active
working members of Republican Clubs-this
is the only way in which to organize the par
ty. for a successful struggle against this sla-
very propsgating administration and its nor
thern dough faced supporters. = Our friend
BENNETT BARAKR is preparing TO build a bricl
dwelling south of and adjoining A. CURxK's
shop on South Pearl street. west side
Geo. Mccullough sold his property on North
Franklin-st. to Isaac Evans, tor 81, 1OO..
Bsily took a drunken man from about the
Depot. on Tuesday eve. last-locked him up
until Wednesday morn. when he was fined
81 and costs by the Mayor. Another indi-
vidusl was taken up and fined for drunken
ness by the Mayor; both fines and costs
amounfto $3.50. The Mayor very properly
suggests Withholding the names Of these per-
sons from being published, for the reason
''that they are about to attach themselves to
temperance order. and to publish their
names would be double punishment and
might resard their reform"