The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-27

Tor the purpose,) spittin at mark, re-
| volyer and bowie knife practice, -,ourna,
Inent riden at rings, (rcal injy- rubber
rings will be provided. this'll be extra,
and 0tto' rAne-tails. Thamorals w the
stoodents will be carefully looked after.
| No card splayin viii be allowed sfore ser
Wis on Sunday, and none wlIatsvef Win
| the servants. They viii be taught to re
| speck themselves ft
Wv course, there will hey to be large
outlay uv money, wicli II stands to rea-
son can't be outlayed till its inlayed.
| We therefore, formed an Executive
! Committee, whose dooty it was made to
|, solissit funds for this purpose, and to
| inaugeratc series nv Gift Enterprises,
and SIGH, wich is cz follows: az
tsa Deekn Pogram-President
| Elder Siothers-Vice President
| 4s Captain McPelter-C Corresponding Sec
| rotary, = I'D f<4ae
! Myself -Financial Secretary and Urea
| surer- ~ 7 .n-E
The high standing nv the Board, per
tickeriy the Secretary and Treasurer
| wiclf hez the handlin of the funds, is q
sufficient guarantee that all money sub
scribed viii be faithfully applied. 1t wuz
resolved, in order that the Board may
present that respectable appearance wich
their posishen demands, that the first
| funds received should be applied to the
purchis NV each NV EN- new suit NV
clothes, step, am confident the friends
NV southern educashen will approve nv
and heartily endorse.
= i hev hopes in the. course NV week
to report progress. Every subscriber
Of 80 % and upwards I'll hey Honor
airy Professorship named afeW hin, or
will be made . Hon orafy M5Qber ~ the
Board NV Directors, ez he ohQQbee. We
regret that we wuz too late10 git Admi
raj Semms to all one NV the chairs but
we pledge our friaads to sekoox hfe fust
lootenent, or sekkond, II f2fthe6f4 We
-hev the high hopes Nv 1lbefl support
| from the Democrisy North. They can
not but realize the dangers Nv sendin
their sons TO SIGH Institutions Nv learnin
North ez must turn EN- out Aofishnfsts,
or chill, at least, the arder nv their Dem
ocrisy..7' .,f sas - " - go -. :.
1t is to be hoped that contributions for
the buildin of the institooshen and its
proper Endowment win de cominenst i'm
mejetly, ez there is mortgage on Deekin
zPogram' farm, aud Pm in pressin need
nv a subs.anshel SCOT NV winter close.
q PETROLEUM v. NAsBY, p. nj.
L sssas o. IS (Which is Postmaster.
PsS---l1th instant, two days later
The success NV the institoot is ashoored.
! III. Rivers Pollard and his 3 brothers,
Ginral Henry A. Wise, John Mitchell,
Lootenant Maury, Geo. Sanders, Bell
Boyd and Ginral Early have all telegraph
for professorships. They are willin the
first year to board round. They didn't
|, prepay there dispatches wich hez. TO sum
l. 4 ,~.x.k hon E~>
shelly. But what array Nv intelleck !!
(.5E5LI ut1eE. 80 p v. N.
f. Columbus, Ohio, is supplied with q fty
six houses of i'll fame, and two hundred
whisky shops. 4e
The average attendance this year at
Oberlin College, is one thousand, one
hundred and forty-tive ~ os,v4r-ts
s The other day in Dubuque a grateful
convalescent patient presented his ply
stefan with a $500 piano
have passed Fort Scott, Kansas. within
| the past ten days, for the Northern mar
The Joliet l!liaasisl tic fnsamber Of
inmates is now 1,092-an insrease of
p nearly SEQ in two years. 5is
The glass mandatory of Messrs.
Fry e. Scott, Birmingham. near Pitts
burgh, was burned on Saturday night
Loss, mostly of stock, $50, 900, insu
rance about S25, 900. asa. sr s-.5a
| NASHVILLE, TENx., Nov. 27.-Hon.
Cave johnson, Folks Post Master Gen
eral, died at noon Friday, at his residence
at Clarksville, Tenn, aged y years
The Biddeford Journal announces that
all the paper collar manufactures in the
United States have been consolidated,
and Mayor Shaw, of Biddeford, has been
choseu PRESIDENT Of the company, at q
salary of 80, 400 g g IA 4@s 70 s1sez
Mr.. S. M. Pettengill, the advertising
agenti in New York, was married last
week to Miss Leonora Holt. fhe ceres
monyTswasl performed by Rev. Henry
/ Ward Beecher.
= At fancy ball given recently in Mel
bourne, Australia, Mrs. Buffers, as The
Press, wore white satin dress on which
were printed the first pages of all she
Melbourne newspapers and periodicals,
including that Of an illustrated journal
with Il portrait of the Governor. In her
hand she carried gold model of
printing press, from which were struck
Off in the room some lines from Byron's
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