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


STAN ps % the ran who Is always tell
ing what Be vpuld have did if he had
been these II have notised that this
kind never got there"
TIE ssasters and misses OF Peters
burg. 1ftttite formed themselves into
"Je6. Davis Hoop Rolling Club" We
shall Aoubtless next hear of the Horace
Greedy Croquet Organization" ..
The young 'Msrquis of Butte. one of
tile wealthiest OF English scions ofnobiIi-
ty, has lately become Catholic
General Fremont has purchased the
late residence OF Gen. j. Watson Webb,
on the Hudson, and has improved it
greatly, .es 5g.s.
VIM. H. Langley, a large dealer in
-four at Gallipolis. Ohio, made an as
singnnent on Wednesday. His liabil-
tiles amount to $500, 0O0 -
The French Government as agre ed to
purchase the IS. ironclad s. Onondaga,"
for ol.0OO.0O0 $50 e.af -
An egg within an egg is on exhibition
in Paterson, n. j.. A duck did it,
In China there are seven grounds of
divorce, of which the fourth is talkatiye-
A pig has been born at Danbury,
Conn, with an elephants trunk and a
single eye in the center of its forehead.
The Albany Evening Journal breaks
ground in favor Of General Grant for
President in 1863
The largest woman in Maine is Miss
Sylvia Hardy, Of Wilton, who is seven
feet high, and weighs $50 pounds.
Letters from South Carolina represent
the wheat crop in that State very large.
1t will be in the market June 10th. The
corn and cotton crops will be about half
the product of 1860.
The Boston Traveller is convinced that
Mr.. Seward intends to be candidate
for the Presidency ia 1868. He can
probably depend on the vote Of the late
Russian Possessions. bat none other.
A Mrs. Burk, of Waynesville, Warren
county, was gored to death by an infu-
rated COW on the 25th ult.
A Boston an has sued his brother
for $4,000, for alleged slanderous words
used ina letter to a sister.
1t is reported that Horace Greeley has
sent telegram to President Juarez, Of
fering to go bail for Macmillan.
Richard c. Washington, Chief Clerk
in the Appointment Office of the Post
Oaiec at Washington, died on the oath,
aged ca years
Mr.. Jones, of Troy, on learning that
his wife presented him with three boys,
WAS heard to excl aim: 80 much, 2
The Vermont Conference Of the Nj. F..
Church, at its recent meeting, resolved
that, from this time forward. we will adj
NIT no person into the conference who
uses tobacco in any form.
The Provisional Government Of Hayti
has appointed Gen. .Salnave Provisional
President. 1t is regarded as certain that
he will be elected successor OF Geffrard.
The population Of Montana are organ
izing for crusade of determination
against the Indians, whose movements
betoken a sanguinary war.
: "A clarifying tub in a vinegar factory
at Detroit. burst on Friday. and demol
ished the tub and room where it was 10
Gated. One man was severely scaided
Seven hundred and one thousand six
hundred and twenty FIVE people in Ire
land. speak. the Irish language exclu-
sively. rs8 .4ia--
The New York World thinks it proba
bic that JEFF, Davis will again become a
planter, on q reduced scale, in the State
of Missippi; that the residue of his DAYS
will be passed in meditative seclusion ;
and that humiliation and broken hopes
will tinge his life with chronic sadness
under which he will ere long sink into
the grave HG
Some sacrilegious thief recently broke
into the Catholic Church q. Marlboro
Md, aud stole a 3chalice, communion
and pitcher and plate. and several
other articles of value from the altar
Other articles, of equal value were undis-
turbed. r, g .agB 5gF
VIZ are allowed. says the Indianapolis Jour
nal Of to day. to make an extract from a letter
received yesterday b. gentleman in this city
from Little Rock. Arkansas $50
Governor Mos ION and family arrived here
last night Nay 800 en- route for the Hot Springs
He was called upon by most OF The of6,ers sta
toned At this post. and many Jnionists, whe
are delighted ut having an opportunity TO pay