The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-17
A New story.

As the fine story of i" Colonel Floyd's
Wards" is drawing to close. the publish.
ers of the Saturday Evening Post have
CO mmenced another new serial. +" Eleanor
Victory" by the popular author of "Au.
rora Floyd" Lady Lisle.' Lady Aud
ley's Secret" SC. We think the Post is
maintaining this year its. reputation for pub
fishing about the best stories of any paper
in the country.
~Col. w. A. Bickle, is canvassing
the State as Agent of the Sanitary Com
mission. He is doing good service.
H On Saturday. the 25th instant. ar
rangements will be made by the farmers
in the neighborhood of Centerville, to bring
wood, flour, &C., to the families of soldiers
re siding at the county seat. A splendid
beef has been purchased from Hon. Othniel
Beeson, which will be sold from William
Culbertson's wagon. Col. w. A. Bickle.
is expected to address the people on the
occasion. Ten o'clock is the hour designa-
ted for contributions to be on hand. and
everybody and his wife and children are in
vited to be present.
Major Kinley, is recovering slowly
but surely-his fractured limb is, we learn.
so much better that he can move it without
much pain, and he is able to sit up.
~Our friend. Y. II. Jones. will please
accept our thanks for the first fruits of the
season-celery and raddishes. Mr.. Jones
is always first in this market.
EWe cheerfully recommend all persons
who may need Medicines. Drugs, Paints,
Oils. DC. in fact everything usually kept in
q first class Drug Store. to call upon E. G.
Porrs. at his new Store. 1st door West of
Burk's Bank. 1920
re- Stoves are still needed for cooking,
and Ward 4 Co.'s. at the Depot, is the
place to get the kind you want Anything
in the copper, brass, tin and sheet-iron
ware line, that is wanted, can there be bad
par c. c. Buhl, at his extensive Stove
aud Tin Ware establishment, has everything
needful with which to supply customers.-
Cooking Stoves of the latest patterns, and
all kinds of the best of Tin Ware, Copper,
Brass, and Sheetiron Ware. on hands at all
times. Give him call, one door Eas. of
Emswiler & Co.'s, Main-st.
The New Albany Ledger says:
We have the most cheering accounts from
all secti3ns of Southern Indiana OF the prom.
lsing prospects of the growing wheat The
young grain looks remarkably well cousid-
ering the earliness of the season, and is en-
urely free from any indications of the fly.
II the remainder of the season is favorable
we may expect that the wheat crop of the
State the present year viii be fully up to
the usual average.
@Most of the peach and apricot trees
in the counties bordering on the Ohio river.
are IN full bloom. The prospects for q 6ne
fruit crop is most cheering.
what vvill They do with Them.
We have heard that prominent citizen
OF Laurel has advised his Democratic breth-
rem to organize under the Militia Law and
draw tie arms. and after they get them then
eas 90 as they Plea,e ,cith them - National
{ Brookrile) defender.
WOMB OF P.aE SP1Rrrs. inve,erate
dram driDker. being told that the cholera
with which be was attacked Was incurable. 4
and that he would speedily be removed to
world of pure spirits. replied" Well. /
that's . comfort At al events. for IT'S very i
difEcult TO get any in this world"