The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

OF she psocoedings and debates In L. gslatuRs,
wall A. the sams news they get By tAs Cincinnat
naiss, and il has Tie sdvanaage over shsn Of ssi,s
nssived At least two hours soonsr. lssus. Oeburu
Johnson, No. SO Main Street, viii supply yoa with
ths Jeuret-givs then yeur orders o. 5eaha zn53
bANorHER .FoREfcN, LETTER
"HH812 FROM sALF.ss ~ 81 n IA
He Visits Athens, Bologna, Thebes, vi
/ -. enna, ModenA, &c.
| EDs. Cn. CoA.-Ny last letter WAS from Rome, and
| Eve been roaming ever since. Am in Athens, .
city that Boating tries 10 hard TO steal thunder from.
II Posting" il the "hub, this is the hnbbiest hub OF
them al. BY the BY several distinguish ID Americans
located here-General Grosvenor, formerly Of tho
Eighteenth Ohio, snd John r. 8. Bond, late Of The
Cincinnati Gazstte. ~John" 10 editing the Messenger
and il remsmbering those 6onds bound with them
He il Abey1ishtsssf. -s 90 8-ls sssssz1
1eAn't the Archipelago the Msdfserransan ess
| from where am, although am in Greece, and Pro-
fessors Maris and Topky arguing the olssRsnous
question 10 the inhabitants Several Of the inhabi-
tAnis hase struck lie, and, little money made,
they wish they hadnt There il cooperative dsgrss
among the dggers for oi-it is niss, MINER, nsass.
Charming He Of Greassi lopc grsase--taken away
from the CITY BY Thompson the proper authority au-
thorised BY Mayor Wilstach, and not render one
bller what belongs to another. ay.5e, rFf r58sss
This, suppose, 10 the city where tho celebrated
Athsnian General lived, se.erauy, whose motto Was,
STRIKE, but hear ?' would have been willing to
have occupied humber position. Ny motto would
have been, !. Hear, bs< dont striter' u. ga. .f5g
I came from visnna through Venice; saw those two
man in Venice Preserved-( they make fine preserves,)
came down from the A-dry attic (fourth-story Of
two-story hotel called At Modena, saw the Reggie
Gate that Rogers speaks Of in his poe about Itafy
As felt Hungary stopped for Bologna (sausage.1
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island Of Nsgro-pont The Negro point il yet set
tied they still discussing the propriety of using
nummies for hre-wood. Some people object; the
~susss;ss dsnscare dasn neither do 1; they are
Aansy D. Luvian in their looks, especially the female
ones. 20 ss.E
Crossing one of The bridges 1t Athsns I saw SONS
mmsnss waterfalls. The waterfalls hers are huge
lofty and cataractsh several arc Of land slide,
sarshquakng appearance ii is winter, but few are
"wSaring Of the groom" f1s ez9aL =
r. Ola Brutus Mark Antony sAys in the play WA
tsrfall was there, my countrymsn." sss 5t.cs.zszr
! am warned BY the engine near tnot the en&inssr-
he seldom gives any warning,) that must cut my
tail short Hope told aattaring tale can not fat
ter any body.
Colonel Nash is the master Of trains this ROAD,
until the past week, bat the weasber king has
his own sway and the trains master him expect to
be confined in Athens until the train il loossned osu
. iitsie place called Marrietta. am invited out to
dinner where they have soos.y-esllar soup; - am
almost starving my next lister win b from Turkey
Gt Yours, 4 Ell g ALL
Is The Preacher from Hepsidan.
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Madame Blance, of st. Patrick street, Ottawa,
Canada, has given birth Guild it'll only eye,
in the middle OF the forehead, an inch and . half
shove ths Ths infant d in perfect health, and
has other deformity- rs es--F r--+s-ss2
Ths wound in Mr.. Fpedsrick Stewards bead, receiv-
ed at the time of the assassination, has only closed
over within . recent period. TrspanninG was impos-
sbls, owing 10 its situation the side of his skull
and the brain at that point Is only protected BY
thin armor of flesh. --+-e>s--e -.-y--rs
The last survivor Of the Montauk tribe Of Indians
named Mary wakus, died at Shinnscock, Long Island
on The 5th instant, agsd hundred yeaEs- On The
day Mrs. Nancy Taylor, aEed ONE hn.dEsd years.
died PASSPORT, Long island. There is new but soe
centenarian living onthe islands Mrs. Arns4., who
hundred and ten years of ago and resides At
and At the present writing in the enjoy q god
health. s5.-r fs-.gr -ssE
The Bremen ship Mobile, with geo bales q eessen
was burned in Mobile Bay Saturday morn NJ last
asps n----s--s'----
TunoDoRx TiIrox on CzIcAoo.-Theodore Elton,
in hats letter to the Indspendene says: aGros1ing
C1ASeoo1
Tie usuhsrs Of the learned professions, who are al
vays small fraction in any community the ahasst
men of The West its merchants, its city buid9S
ts freight bearers, its raroad contractors. And Ibs-
this great class of western msn are OF sup
nor fibre to The corresponding class At the East Ths
palaces Of their kingdom Is Chicago. They are shs
representative Americans to-day. Moreover, BE-
ievs they are the bluss, heartest frankest msn On
earth. They carry their hears IN their hands-shsr
souls in their eyes You lossle against them m Tie
street. and by that contact have made their intimass
acquaintance If they Ike ron. they let you know
Il they don't Ike you. they do not conceal b any
of In iistis frauds Of unmanIy pcitsaess. Lst .
yusnx nan. Who has besn broughs up n Bcstos live
- ysAr = Chicago. On revisisisk Boston, h wil
s.dds.ay fsd thst ths hsnd-ehakng ofsssay-ashsas
New Ensander u formal and iupsssive a. compared
va IL grip and pinch ofwestsrn dB0osstzafssnsss
| Mexican Buchanan is making noises
and faces It the Dayton Open house
three tickets for dollar. :
| . Judge Herman Gebhart died Sunday
in Dayton. sgd 20. He has lived in
that city since 1872 A widow and eight
/ children survive him -