The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-05-02
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Transported Cor life-ths man that
marries happily.
He that pokes his nose everywhere.
will sometimes poke L between thumb
and finger. f.s.5z s5s..se.tv
Secretary Rrounins ia lying danger
ously i'll e he seeidsace In Georgetown,
District Of Colnnbia-
The New FORK aad Erie Railroad sle-
vstor wss Destroyed BY Ars On Saturday.
Loss estimated At e3So, eco.
The sabscriptioas to the Southern
famine fund In Pittsburgh. up to the
9th, amounted 70 over 5000.
Tho japanese embassy, nos. In this
country. bring valuable presents for the
President Secretary Seward. and Gen.
Grant sg sser.a - 4
vetter's chair factory, and several ten
ements adjoining. on South Ct. Indiana
polls. we're burned on the 9th. Loss,
e20, 900. ~ s issass =
It n r..1 that tweaty thousand sol
diers will be sent into the Indian country
along the Plates river and northwest Of
that stream. sl sss = D. ~
Admiral Farragut will sail on the 1st
Of May. to take command Of tbs Mediter-
ranean Squadron. In place OF Goldsbo
roug, relieved.
There is feebleness OF body which
proceeds from strength Of mind, and
feebleness OF mind which comes Of
strength Of body. ..,..Iz.-.F
A maas meeting Of the carpenters in
New York, On Thursday. the 25th, re-
solved to hold out until fear dollars per
day 10 given them. So afe.st al
Howard 6tretcher. vino was convicted
Of shooting man during the Presidsnts
visit at Indianapolis, was sent b the
Northern Penitentiary on the 20th ult.
South Germans, naturalixed citizens
Of the United States, arc In danger Of
being held amenable to military service
on revisiting the States allied BY treaty
to Prussia.
A bill concerning colored Witnesses has
been engrossed in the Virginia Lsgisla-
ture, which provides that hereafter color
ed persons shall be competent to testify
in the State as il they we're white. -hs
Hearts, the best card In the chance
game of matrimony; sometimes over
come by diamonds and knaves: often
won by tricks; and occasionally treated
In shufliing manner and thsn cusaato-
gether.
Col E. NJ Blackburn, .uncle Ned"
as he was familiarly called, . veteran
turfman Of Kentucky, died recently
He was one Of the first children born in
,Woodford county, and for more than fifty
years he was conspicuous on the turf.
Reports from Mexico confirm the re-
port Of the capture OF Pue5la. Maxi
milan 10 completely hemmed In at Quer-
etaro. Orteea is in great favor with
the people Of Tampico. It IL said Gen.
Diaz has caused about seventy officers,
captured ut Pueblo. to be shot in retail.
istion for the October decree.
A Washingtod telegram to the New
York Herald says that il 10 probable
that John H. Surratt will not be tried at
all. the impression prevailing among the
adherents Of the administration that
Mrs. Surratt was innocent Of the crime
for which che was executed, and that
the trial Of the son would only confirm
that fact.
Reports from the plains represent that
Gen. Hancock lad held . council with
chiefs OF the Cheyenne Indians, but
without result Then he marched on
them and found they had eluded him.
At lookout Station the indians had
burned the village and killed and scalped
three men Of the United States Express
Company. ua sszaw sr
Mrs. Love, OF Butler tovnahIp. ID. thu