The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-20

Farmers are hsciy t. get COOL price for their wool
this season The eNtrlor!nary price Of cotton which
viii largely increase the demand for WOOL ani the in
creased t4rih q foreign wool will give the wool grow
tie market t. themselves to supply the wants Of
tie public. That these wants viii be many may 10
inferred from the fact that a million OF nearly
Will be in the army who VIII un toubeitlr remain in
service during the next winter This army will have
be clothed and wool n be the material usel for
their o.Ytlsg. IN addition to this there !. tie in
creased demand for the supply ct civilians wear,
se4Uyat upon the cutting of p im2ortltoiIs y the
me etsat tariff on woolen goods. Ailssty cents
peuIi, i; is sai have been o.iere fsr o,i equal to
the meiiam Ohio clip There IS every prospect then
oi farmers bong paid wei io- wsol. likewise for
Ae tax, which mast De us-l largely substitute
Tor cotton.
Cgrt5ts Dr. Esa-s.-A bak5r s44yiag stolen a goose
t.e sa-ses cred a.tr him ''Rlk-r. i ker.1 II will
VII" shouted he. ti,inE Afterwards brought before
magistrate. e}arraI stG the afi.ee h, de,epiei
blr.f by assuring tie Court tl4t t .seiy took it
H. - try It's weight, wien tie prosecutor -uidaHly
t.l isl - oak. teF which - tld; III, fniing he
I'D net come for 1t. rather than let il - a. of
L ate i i-.fascis.
: LOYAL n IN in Louiou COUNTY, Virginia tie
othar a9E rs.5.i pay two hundred aai i.fy d0srs
deEItnset ~ ptrty Of gu-rili> prevent the burn
,sas c. ;.er .inse aae tgi tieH I, go al,s ID and
he1 fzs- she would H5t g-ye them cent" They
h1-r.s4 lie house as a matter OF course.
Tc -i.2srh-al rr.-s Is just noss complaining Of
t2 eNp9iiitu-es Gf the governnent. When it is
ron s1vel TIA; i- expenditure # which they com.
L
srs tier fsnii-a ior tie dlngarsus duties per-
f.fu@l i1 aa.-sss us Cur Gorer8u4 mt W. cso have
-. appreciation o ts2 patriotism Il tie party that
egPas.s it.
Tte Chicago Tribune says: Tie 5tats IN which the
tiE-. 1ist1Egist. 4 irTisan, was Imprisoned and in
Mi b tis hTst h'poi Of Union soldiers ua- sb4d is
= first g. affect the total abolition 0f her -avery
TIE Mar lani copperhesis are all IN Lees army.
i gentleman from Wisconsin states that the Ger
mems u that State almost unanimously for Lin
coin AM johnson The Fremont ticket i hardly ever
ulsHtloassi. The Baltim1re nominees viii sweep
Wisconsin BY very large majority.
An exchange suggests that there are many points Of
resemblance between the campaign Of Grant and
AcCican. This j. possible but there Is also one great
point o. did.renee McCi-.iaa defeated aud Grant
i vieterseas.
4 schooinllrrl England has adopted aorei mode
of prnishrns If the baTs disobev her rules she
Stands them their heals AMI pers coli water into
t3eir trusseTs legs.
4 voting cir! i ashiHg-red-fhe eres are the
Iook. tie smile Is the bart. the lover Is the auiSeon
aui nn4rrisg e ta= butter IN which ne Is fred
In tie S;zts Of Coraectcu. last year there were
; a. Marriages 25G less thsa Ia 1855 ss2 d=ath.-
- KS tBan II l552.
Write vour name in sniness, lore aud mercy On rs
bcartz of TIE Fpis you coue ia contact with year by
yssr, and you vii n@rer t~ forgotten.
@Nr. Jenkins, wTH it suis you TO settle tha. old
account Of yours -
@so sir, you are mistaken in the mani am DO,
one of the old settlers =
". NJ. Anderson, an Ohio delegate io ,'.s Coprer-
hea4 Chicago Correction. writes letter favor o.
WesterH Co7federac. This i OeE3ocrstsr devotion
p ts1e Ualoz.