The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-17
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From The CinciBs.ti 0ssssts.
! To the Boys ia the Country.
Rovs have you not often said. since thin
war beguo. How wish I was big enough
% q, 10 war" Well, as you are not ole
enough for that, you must try and help the
soldiers. They need vegetables very much
The Sanitary Commission will distribute
them il you will send to them Now, hi.
spring plant patch of cabbage and onions
/. Take the time from your play to weed and
tend them. and you may save hundreds o.
. lives for your country. Now is the time tc
begin. A FRIEND OF THE SOLDIERS.
~ We heard from Sunday school teach
err an illustration If one Kind OF christian
forgiveness. Improving upon the DAYS les
son, the teacher asked boy whether, in
view OF wha, he had been studying and re-
pea9ing. he could forgive those Who wrong
ed him. - Could yo,. forgive boy, for ex-
ample. who had insulted or struck YOU -
Yes, sir replied the lad, very slowly,
- gness-i-could; !" but he added in more
= rapid manner. II could if he was bigger
than l am -
TT In Boston. during the wear 1869.
there were SIX cases W here a white woman
was married to a colored man, but not one
Of marriage between white man ard a
colored wd.snan.
E5- Tho Vote. Yourself a. Library resolu-
ton, adopted by Congress before its adjourn
ment, will give TO each member between
$500 $500 worth of books belonging to the
Government, many of which have been in
Washington for long time. They embrace
works of Jefferson. Adams and the other
Fathers, Statutes at Large, Reports OF Ex-
ploring Expeditions, etc.
rar The confederates have been success
full 10 negotiating an European loan.
In Richmond, Va. oranges and lem
ons were recently sold at auction for SIS
per box.
GJ All the steamboats, at Cincinnati are
being pressed into the service of the Gov
erDment.
L<5- Vessels are arriving at Oswego from
Canada. Nearly all the ports on Lake On
tario are open.
EEOnly about one hundred rebel pris.
oners remain at Johnson's Island. near San
dusky, now.
Hxy Marian Laugiewicz. Dictator of Po-
land, is only 33 years old. He is the son
Of physician.
v Several Medical students are leaving
Paris in order to attend upon the wounded |
patriots in Poland.
The Federal Council of Switzerland has
cedcd the Valley of Dapples to France.
Col. Clark, Chief of Gen. Banks staff.
killed at Port Hudson, was citizen Of Au-
burn.
Gen. Grants medical director reports that
The sickness in his army has been largely
George Long Duyckinck. an eminent lit
,rateur, III N. Y. city, died Monday week
'fter brief illness.
1t is not impossible that q negro regiment
may be organized in one of the loyal slave
Delaware.
bill which grants separate schools for
Catholic children in Upper Canada has just
'assed the Canadian Parliament.
The exchange Of prisoners of war goes
IN briskly on the James River. On Tues
lay week two or three boatIoads were pass a
d up and down.
The Union League Societies in the State
f Ohio now number over 1000 members.
The citizens of Key West have contribu-
ed 81 800 to the Soldiers Relief Fund of
Jew York.
A letter from Port Royal says the number
f freed slaves in that department is nearly
1000.
All disloyal residents of counties in front
Il Washington are to be sent to the enemy's 1
ines.
The expenditures on the geological sur
ey of California up to the present time, are
SAC, 749. lc
Counterfeit So bills on the Bank of the :
of New York, have made
heir appearance.
Fresh rawberries have been for over a
week on the bills of fare of the restaurants
# New York.
Eleven barrels of whiskey sold in Atlanta,
Ia. few days ago, for 50. 900. being over
800 barrel.
Valuable salt springs have been discover
ID near Leavenworth, Kansas. They are
laid to be inexhaustible.
A goose. owned by Daniel Palmer, near
Buxton, Ne. died recently, at the extreme
Ige Of hfty-two years.
A large emigration to the State of Illinois
8 taking place from the States of Virginia,
tennessee. Kentucky, and Missouri.
Sertdom expired in Russia on the Sd inst.
The event was celebrated in all the church
5. and complete tranquility prevailed.
Six women lost their lives by suffocation 4
4 the crowd in London, during the roy al
recession at the Prince of Wales mar
age.
The st. Louis Democrat is joyful over the
of navigation the Western
vers, and the improved prospects of trade.
In the town of Berger, in Prussia, is an
legant church. capable of holding 1000
ersons, Observation-Disclosures and sll-of
apier maehe.
The English papers state that the royal ,
late on the Prince Of Wales marriage
breakfast table was of the value of ten mil
Jon dollars
Secretary Chase has placed in the hands
# the Paymssier General sufficient sum !.
# money to pay the entire army up to the
st of March.
The London Geological Society are pre- =
,aring tanks for some white whales, twelve