The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-16

that Davis sold out So /
After The FIRST of JaIy the interest on |
theregistere,l Goverhme mt bonds win be
paid1se NewY6Sk, oPhiladelphia. Baiti |
, more, Cincinnati, chieago, New Orleans I
Charleston, ST Louis, San Francisco, I
BufYolo and Pitt.burg.e o97 ~
7 The Eaton Register announces the
j death or John Hays, aged SO years, a
> pioneer SETTER of Preble county. He
. fornmlerl lived near Ridgevaie, Warren
county He was Captain in the war Of
1912, FOR three years. -.
A countryman- sold an old stove in in
Worcester. Mass, a day or two s'inaGr 'fs
! and on returning home, learned tbhatrh |
daughter had placed in the stove oven
box containing $500, and oil bis deeds
and valuable papers, He retnrued to the The
city in hot haste, and after considerable
I delay and anxiety, recovered his proper ]
! tyszal4oo baa zllss .teasa75 sol baa l.sl
phe Chicago papers make mention off
''asdertous feeling in tile wheat market.p :
and o. ilisposition on the part of Tholderso
to realize, it'll a decline of four cents a
! busheL Th ere has for soma -tinic bean
decidedly NERVOUS feeling AMONG
consun ers adj over the country, and 1t
gives us pleasure to note3 tue disorder
has changed its base para els gAs
y Afarsaers named Adam Earl In lro
T qnofs county, Indiana, has just eomplet-l
l. edethe planting OF thirty miles OF Usage
orange for hedging. Fourteen niensset
the plants inten days. They were put
inseight inches apart. - 5foah 53 5
F The tumble in oil specniationis shown
| by the fact that at an auction sale Of of
! stocks in Philadelphia. on Tuesday, two
|. thousand shares Of aforIner leading fan
! CIV we're sold for two dollars and half,
or one eight OF a cent per share, and
T three thousand of another favorite stock
+ at "a quarter of cent per share. These
! shares we're once sold at q heavy prem
r ium,o ana represented an aggregate of
7 $50, 900, but were knocked down for ten
dollars, and were probably dear at that
J. The Richmond Wing says things are
j loose lin some parts of Georgia. The
other. day, several men were found hang
i ing to trees within a short distance of
d public,roads sud had been hanging there
,::tsresrfitSf0 1,, 4-1uy 1v.-x,v..s,
AIarshalf,, of Illinois. is now attending
p tohiszduties as amt mher of the Judiei
! aryf Gommittee; and is5a,ach surprised
at the 5Westernl kilograms tanno aneins
hisideath!a 10 oronI td . 30 2u=Et
! Patrick Glass'nwho is in his ninety.
r. seventh year, was baptized in the Ohio
: river at Wellsburg, West, Virginia. on
4 Sunday last, according TO the rites ofthc
ID Disciples church,-Er.. 80
i The lamp held ont good while
i ia noticing the appointment OF a
! Washington correspondence of the n. Y
. Tribune TO lucrative Office, BY Presi
j dent johnson, the Times says that ON
present Chief Magistrate has done less
to reward his friends and punish his enc
4 mics than any other President since John
J Quincy Adams. '"' @ g" 9''' 's'~ y
. Vim. Lloyd. Garrison las sailed foi
! Europe, for the benefit Of his health. Be
\ fore sailing a popular gratitude fund OIL
| $50, 200 had been raised and deposited
! to his order. Lloyd came up through
4 much tribulation, but he now realizes
! the promise to those who hold out faith
I full to the end,
! The Fenians may be interested in an
| item offaewss about xHead Center
Y Stephens. A Paris letter to tho -Chica-
go Republican, says he lis, liking COM
fostably in that city with his wife and
brother inflaw. He complains of pow
! erty, yet has money to pay for. long
rides in hacks, and makes secret visits to
! the English Embassy.' e sro7sd 2; yor+
! sThe Philadelphia City Councils have
asked the Mayor to stop Hquor' selling
on Sundays, bat he replies that he has
! no pow er TO do SO. He says the liquor
saloons s'are a. scandal and opprohalm
/, to the city and chat the s-dsy OF rest is
msdea day of slebsuchery Wonder
4 if they are no. scandal to any city on
any day OF the week. oit9slaoa sIool
! The newly, appointed military com
I mander Of Washington Territory, Gen,
Rousseau, is lying dangerously sick in
Washington. t.
/ bSyxsSa, SLreHFLr lCoNFUsED--Hon.
Charles sumner has a controversy With
! Iheoiore Tilson, on the question wheth-
81 CoREzess can impose negro suffrage
l upoatah the States. Without q ConsHtu-
] tionai amendment. Mr.. Sumner afiirms,
and Tilton denies. We notice a very
curious argument of Mr.. Sumner i'll this
1 discussion, to-wit: That as Congress
! has has imPess.a sssso.sasfsa9s upon the