The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

H1ute.atl asa sisas ID ..afss Hsa
Evan sviils claims 70 be the second city
in the State in population
Tnree ti.oasaad dollars is the salary OF
the. postmaster y, Terrs HAnte. sHs-
Fn5i,iiD G. Branh am. OF Madison, Ind
Il i candidate for Senatorial honors.o9
O.l2 1 wager q man jnmped ten feet
aasi ses ~ inches, st Lafay cite, the other
day
TIE local editor Of the Fort Wayne
Democrat has been presented with key
OF Lager beer :, hee -s.r-.4 ..,,.
Alatnpssln weighing ninety six pounds
has bcen.2sownia viso comfy Some
pumpkins, that 19sGte1 an ms aTTa
sTsa Brook,iilc Democrat tells about a
st,.iiol Of ca bbsoe, bearing thirty beads,
eae,, pprfecf That will do -sao s1a4
Geo. NJ Bedford OF Marion CO. = sold
70 Thos. Graves Of Boone co three
Durham iheifers at $500, $3.50 and $3.50
ere A new Methodist church was dedicat
ed at Kokonio last Sabbath, DIR. Eddy,
vi Cuic"oo, OAfohossn6' za so
Tho EDITOR Of the Charlottesville Re
view has been presented with an apple
weighing twenty seven ounces, and
measuring sixteen and a quarter inches
d in circumference. 9fH .'1'2 8"S"T
The store Of Hoffman < Bro. was en-
tered Sunday night, the safe broken open,
and seventeen hundred dollars in money
stolen 50 far, suspicion does not rest
upon amy one.--Logansport Pharos.
Mr. Antipass Thomas, Of Kosciuskoa
county in this State, WAS robbed Of 500
by hghwaymen last Thursday. Mr..
Thomas has been robbed four times with
in the past year, and is getting used toit.
1t is understood that Indiana will send
Coy O. T., Morton to the United States
Senate. Gov. Morton is one of the
ablest and trnest OF the prominent men
of the nation. There, gentlemen, is
timber for the Presidency.-We s Star,
Lebanon, Q. Erf ~ s.
ED-Tlat's SO. Better climber new
er grewr-it's gen uine Live Oak, cultiva-
ted in sold Wayne" and is so firm and
solid that 1.-THE gates Of hell Orators
and eopperheads) cannot prevail against
it; -, but the indianapolis Journal says
he lis not q candidate for the Presiden-
cy, has no idea of being candidate,
and does not wish to be placed in the
category Of aspirants for that position.
SHOOTING ARRAY AT SALEM.-We
learn from q gentleman who came down
from Salem yesterday, that anc ther
Wednesday night. 1t seems that Wm.y
Pitts and man named Edward Tulle
got INTO a difficulty, which resulted in
the former being shot by the latter. We
have no particulars as to the cause Of
the row or the result Of the wound
New Albany Commercial.
A wholesale poisoning affair occurred
two miles east Of Lafayette, Ind, on
the 18th, inst The family of William
McCarty, seven in number, were taken
with vomiting while at dinner, the symp
toms showing unmistakable signs Of
poisoning. physician was called who
pronounced it a severe case Of poisoning
by arsenic; but how it got into the food
=
Dor who came in to care for the sick
family, was attacked with like symptoms
Three OF the patients are still in pre-
carious condition; the others are recove,s
ing.
The Greensburg, Ind, Union says. ON
Tuesday evening, Oct9, about 6 o'clock,
a destructive tornado swept through the
country five miles south east of that city
uprooting trees, etc. ..The large barn of
Isaac $. White, just completed, was
blown down, and the lumber and timbers
mostly ruined. Some heavy timbers
were blown the distance Of ten or twelve
feet. Henry Winker, . German in the
employ of Mr.. White. was seriously IN
jured by the falling of some of the tim
bers. His shoulder was dislocated and
one arm broken in two places. He is
doing well under the treatment of DIR
HIT MIR. Whites loss was about g.
&c.," a3od ego >s a- -F.
Maps An ASSIGNMENT The Indianapo
lis Heta'd Of Saturday says: sas s-
..In' consequence Of the embarrass-
ments Of the former proprietor, an assign
IIcnt has Been made Of the Herald office
to Mr.. William Henderson, who will
temporarily conduct it for the benefit OF
creditors. The paper will be published
rs usual, and all contracts heretofore
made will be scrupulously filled, until
such time as the concern may be disposed
of. Negotiations are now pending, and
it isthought that in few days the paper
viii be placed on permanent footing.
with new proprietors. IN no case viii Il
sssspende' - ve e.s.
ssR nt for the Union patronage not q
e tA1ncerstic daily in the State could live.
iftIos.s Herold has been An masterpieces
p cfe@ssn of the very worst class Of Copper