The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-11-06

and lady, was celebrated in an appropri-
ate manner last Saturday evening. at
their residence onBroadway, Logansport.
DR.. Eddy, of Chicago, officiated
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Pork packing will commence in Indi-
annapolis about the latin of November.-
II is expected that between $4,000 and
10000 will be slaughtered in that city
this season. 1ssa t4
Rev. A. Turner, agent Of the Indiana
Asbury University, has, within the past
three weeks, raised about one thousand
dollars for the new building 1t is Gle
signed to make it an ornament to Put
nam county. -s9
The Sheriff of Vigo county started to
Jacksonville, last Friday, with no less
then seven sconvicts for the penitentiary
three of whom we're women. 4EOs
The large barn of Mr.. James Martin,
with its contents, was burned on Friday
last. Mr.. NJ resides near Billingsviile,
Union county, Indiana. His loss is es-
timated at near four thousand dollars
No insurance. No one can tell how the
fire originated. -. ..-,....
There was . quadruple marriage in
Indiana the other day. A man married
his third stepmother, who had three chill
dren by his father; and three of his
cousins, brothers, married three of his
wife's sisters. Number one is haif
brother to his wife's children. -
Mr. Samuel Fettinger, of Pike county,
while making sorghum molasses, got his
hand caught in the mill between the
rollers; crushing his hand and arm above
the wrist-mashing the bone to pieces
and causing amputation at the elbow
Being old and feeble, fears are enter
tanned of his recovery. Ess. ....5.s
The Total Vote of the State on file at
the Office Of the Secretary of State shows
= gain for the Republicans over the vote
of 1866 Of over nineteen hundred, and
for the Democracy Of over fifteen thou
sand. Does not that show some un.
doubtedly heavy importations India
nap0lis journal. gave
The case of Lambden P Milligan Us.
] R. Slack, o. P. Morton. A. P. Hovey,
and dozen others, for illegal arrest
and detention during the war, was on
Saturday transferred from Huntington
county, where it was entered, to the
United States Circuit Court. "A volum-
nous batch of documents were placed
on file. So -sz4.
The officers Of the Grand Masonic
Chapter OF Indiana, for the ensuing year
are H. G Hazelrieg, High Priest; R
j. Moody. Deputy Grand High Priest
Hugh Hanna, Grand King A. Thomas,
Grand Scribe; C. Fisher. Grand Treas
urer; w. Bramwell, Grand Secretary
The order is in azaourishing condition.
The next annual meeting will be held at
Franklin, johnson county, on the second
w ednesday in October, 1860. ~et 81s
About s O'clock on last Monday night
very ucSCEuCLtVc uTc OCCUR Gu ~ SOu
nersville, consuming five buildings
They we're all frame, and SO rapidly did
they burn that it was with tue utmost
difficulty that any of the movable pro-
perry was saved. The losses amount to
about $500; very title of which was
insured. The fire is supposed to have
been the work Of an incendiary. s-
One ofthe most reputable citizens in
Bartholomew county, says that "Judse
Holman, is altogether indebted to fraud
.ulent votes for his success in that dis
trict Three hundred and thirty illegal
votes can be proven to have been polled
in Bartholomew county alone. He says
il Judge Lamb will contest Holman's
right to seat in Congress the Republi
cans of Bartholomew will show fully that
number of fraudulent votes" a-es
Rev. A Lotion, stationed minister of
the M. E. Church at Rushville, died
there s.fsw days ago. aiGos as1a$
.bsee$ssy 81 ases ss4 S