The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-06-20

for GoveInor, and SAM Galloway for
Governor 7
Edwin Booth has been offerd $4,000 Z
for an engagement of two weeks in ST
Louis.
One of tlc sad les; things about human nature Is,
that man nsy guide others in the path of life wh-
w.akns j. i himself; TIA. he be pilot aud
ye. . csst-away. 49,. -y..e-. ..-.-I
Topers should bear in mind tia. ha, they qua from
the goble. afsersards appears in the mug
Charleston paper thinks all the rights the South |
obtained by the war were funeral rites.
Be temperate in diet Our first parents ate them s
selves ont of house and home. =,
To make fool seaside man ply him with wine
and women To make fool of good man, nominate
him for Office.
Judge Bryan, of Charleston has decided that .e'e-
graph companies mus. exhibit private dispatches in
evidence when required. l.r-a- r.
The Pisu, Jouraa! breaks grouai fos Colorei Oii
Fellows. 1t argues that nasmuch Coiored Masons
have been success and a benefit, SO would be the
ai-aace in Odd Follows.
private letter from New Orleans states that
large Of real estate will change hands there as
soon the Bankrupt act goes into effect. 1t is said
that Jacob Barker viii be of the frs. citizens
avail himself Of the benefits Of this law.
The Louisville Democrat in gently prodding the
Northern Democracy for making asses of themselves
and praying the result of tae XIV. election and
uses this language:
IF they Northern Democrats kaaw wha. the or
ganization is in this State they would be cautious how
they indorse it,"
And little further along says:
at well known here that this Organization was
hv tla sio or :,
controlled by them. All its nominated representa-
tires with two three exceptions of that sort
aud occupy their positions because they of that
sort.
The Columbus Journal says at will not be :hree
years before every Democratic candidate in Ohio will
stain his skin with the juice of the butternut bark
about three months before election day. of his hair
and don curly wig in order to impose the color
cd voters"
The Democrats of Washington undertook to get
Sambo to vote their ticket. They had them printed
just like those of the Republicans, excepting the
of candidates, and they of course Democrats.
There a few darkies "sold," but not enough to
effect anything.
The penitentary affords good opportunity to learn
trade, bu; is much better to learn outside. One
has freedom and less of the odium. Boys,
where will you learn trade?
| HABIT OF USING ToBAcco.-It establishes in us lit
tie by little, With stealth, the place of its authority,
but by its sweet yet humble commencement, having
raised and planted itself in without aid of time
it displays to a furious and tyrannca visa ge
against whose frowns we have not the power to rails
our eyes.
A gentleman in the spring time of life, when walk
! ing with lady, stumbled and fell. On his resumng
his perpendicular, the lady remarked "She sor-
~ FOR his unfortunate faHr pas" 81 didn't hurt my
| fore paws, said he, only barksd my knees
The shed for those we love are the streams
which water the garden of the heart, and without
them it would be dry and barren, and genial flowers
of affection would perish.
The Republicans in Illinois we're generally success
| full in the recent election, for Judicial officers. At
Cairo, the Democrats voted for American citizen
of African descent for Judge of the Circuit Court.
! CURE FOR HYpRorHosIA.-A writer sends to a
Providence paper the following prescription for hy-
drophobia, which cannot do any harm Eat the green
shoots OF asparagus, sleep and perspiration
win be induced, and the disease be cared any
! stage of canine madness. in Athens, Greece,
was cured by this remedy after the paroxysms had
| commenced.
| The Massachusetts, Legislature, which has just
concluded very long session, having fixed its
bers pay a: Ave dollars day. The Boston Journal
an amount of legislation which ought to be valuable
10 the State"
There five hundred wooden factories in the State
of Indiana, of them having over three hundred
thousand dollars invested Fifty Of these establish.
ments were represented in a convection at Indiana
polls the l7th its object being 20 advance the IN
! terest of the trade.-N. A. Com.
A boy in Buffalo reached fatal "pintv in his
career last week when he drank pint of rum
A Buffalo man whipped his wife nearly to
death becaus she ate an orange that another
man gave her.
The Grand Lodge Of Free Masons in session
In New York city, passed . resolution iavinc an
injunction upon persons who are now carving
on the gift enterprise under the auspices of the
Masonic fraternity.
The quantity Of oysters brought to Baltimore
in single season is fully 100000 bushels.
Some Of these are packed raw in cans, iced. one
gallon in size, requiring about $50 900 cans
and 100000 cases. The balance Of them say
30O.o bushels, are Dramatically sealed.
Rev. Joel Lindsey, of Albion, N. Y,
the child murderer, was not convicted on
his second trial for murder, but plead
guilty of manslaughter in the fourth de-
gree, and was sentenced to pay fine of
$3.50.
"Pray. madam, why did you name
your old hen Macdatf 81 Because. sir.
I wanted her to lay on
Samuel Barr, Esq, of Amanda township, has
furnished US with the report of "a: hunt, re-
Gently concluded in Amanda and Clearcreek
townships, which for extensive slaughter of the
'varmeats' beats anything we have yet heard
of in the rat hunt line. The count of tails was
made last Saturday, at the residence of Mr.
Barr; the companies were composed of twenty
/ four m mbers each, and were headed respective.
iy by Captain Amos Young and Captain Andrew
Fosnaush Captain Young's company produced
the unprecedented number of S74s tails, and
Captain Fosnaugh's7 Z. So, adherence ofss4, and
q total Of l6, 59s This was the second hun,
within six months in that neishborhood, the