The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-10-19

els or fraction less than loo bushels of shelled
oalo OF ground The ground was surveyed by
Mr.. Wn II. Hiiiearv, experienced surveyor. who
will vouch tor the correctness OF the above statement
The corn was gathered from field containing %
8, and it is thought by persons competent to
judg whole field will average l9 barrels
the making the snug aggregate "f Sa5 bushels
of 81 eed corn. 1t IS often that hear of such
ir yield on land that has been worked for
abou a century.
It stated that the Chicago Rep,t5Etcan has work
eiito rial labor and correspon lsnc. Charles Dana
late Assistant Secretary of War aud frmsrly of the
New York Tribune : its managing cf't"r
/ tornado visited Instant and Chicago counties,
Mnr iesota, about forty miles north of st. Paul on
the 2th ult making clean track through the heavy
pine and oak forest about thirty rots wide Tor DIS
tance of many miles Trees three feet in diameter
place s the debris piled thirty feet high.
Tt principal Western railroads have advanced
their freight charges 20 cent this month and viii
max another advance W len water navigation closes
POINT WE'LL PUT.-ThurIow Weed in a
let the New York Times discussing person
al laters, among other things, the following in
reg ri TO the Democratic platform of New York
I he Democratic platJrm has my approval It's
bo, declaration in favor Of sustaining the national
cres lit is especially commeniable Its LOYALTY would
hav e been prTc less and previous boon when our
60 ,ernment and patton were. in danger. Then we
ILL have given anything and all things fer such pa
trl tic utterances. But when they needed, and
wh they would have saved thousands of lives and
L4it nuns u treasure; t1eE were relasea
\ Church in Springfield Mass, adrertises for mem
beI No more improper than was the reply of a
chl uch committee in Connecticut. town, who, when
nv Influential but irTeligious applied for mem
ber. hip. blan3ly assured him that the church was
full.
Z ~ william Gilmore Sims, the poet-novelist sT
n Csr0lina, is editing newspaper Columbia,
in II st ,te. Before the he was yerv wealthy
but when : herman made his raid rough the Carroll
flrr7E
BILE library We entirely destroyed BY fire. Mr. s
now very poor AMI obg-i 10 rely upon his saar as
editor
rs- Russell 4 Co.'S papsr mill. at Lawrence,
Ma. vas nearly estroyei by FIRE the 25th ult.-
Los $50 600: ulostl, insured. Several hreuen
injnrei by the falling F the walls, Of them it is
! supposed fatally.
ass- An ingenious Freu ehman has made mosaic
l.nS,.r ra1an1sl of jnsac 1t contains more than
beetles besides big aud little bugs Of various 81
- The Concord Mass Natio nal BANK was rob
r., the amount Of S4II 600 A reward Of So g90 has
been offered for the detection Of the the and the re
coFerv Of tire money.
Ss Five years ago, party in Forrest, lie, Conn,
set oat half acre Of ground with Wild cranberry
plants This year Ie0 bushels have been pi, ked. and
will bring from - To IS per busheI- a pretty good
income from halfacre Of ground.
r- One million dollars in the bonds Of the Atehi-
son Pike'- Peak Railroad, have been taken in Eng
Il nd which. with sj06,090 l9c4Iy subscribed, and
G subsidy 81 $4,000 per mile, payable on
eac completed 20 miles, u4kss the enterprise
I ass
~ Information has been received of the death of
two aIssoaa55- il Tarkey Rev Ed,.ard Doad and
chole "a and the latter Of tyfh1s fever.
r. A well known piekpackst recently died in
Nex Tcrk leaving property the ef $50, 90,
Il, ef which he accumulated within the past years
IN exc, througa the cities of the United
S-zses.
A great cotton ssvisdls has been unezrtted N
Aasta Ga-, invoaTlag 1900 bales, valuei az about
sse mill dollars, whca Uaiou military on
cexs are concerned.