The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-26


subject in like manner to q committee
ofjudieious persons.
/ Mr.. Bickle also presented the follow
! ing preamble and resolutions which
! were adopted without q dissenting
1 voice:
The Criminal Court is still in session.
/ Centreville is now lighted by Coal
/ Oil Lamps,
The list of Marriage Licenses granted
and cases decided in the Grimm al court.
came too late for this issue.
t Mix is selling in our city for eight
cents per quart.
The City election for four Council
men takes place next May.
The election for Directors in the c.
/ r. d. Fl. Wayne R. R. takes place the
! first Of April. vi ~ 4<
Township Election and Republican
Nominating Elections take place on
Monday, April 9th. - 3
| ~ Plummer's "Aniline Dyes"-various CO.
| oRs -cannot be excslied.
| The reason why the recent storm WAS 30
damaging in the destruction Of forests, houses,
barns. &C., was because it was m equi-KNook
sux1L one, that blowed up and knocked down
every thing in its way.
Jos Owens has moved his butchers
shop to the south end of the same build
ing on North Pearl st, he has occupied
for the last year.
Eggs are selling in this city. at Is (9
90 cts. per doz They will not slide
down printers throat at that price!
Butter is also retailing in this city at
SO cts. per pound.
EEMishler's Herb Bitters, at M. b.
Ballard & Co.'s, Ft.aWayne Avenue. sign
of the Red Mortar.
The members Of Rev. N. E. Wade's
congregation Omitted Presbyterian
Church and his friends. gave him a
substantial remembrance Of there kindly
feelings towards him on, Tuesday
evening Of last week.
On VIsIr-Jos. Ridge and 5. F.
Estell and their families, went to Wash
ington City and New York, last Tuesday
|-purposing to be gone some three or
four months.
j. Gregory's Oil. for the relief
and cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma, &C., can be had at A. NJ. Bal
lard & Co.'S, Fl. Wayne Avenue, sign of
the Red Mortar
He that by the Plow would thrive"
bshould endeavor to get good one, and
by going to the Empire Works. Of
aMessrs. Bratz, Perry d Co., On Main,
between Seventh and Eighth sts., in this
Ecity. they cannot fail to secure one that
will ensure satisfaction in every way.
Our friend A. P. Jones, Esq, had some
spoiled vinegar in one Of his barrels and
he determined on throwing it out; but
The got hold Of the wrong barrel, and
destroyed about three or four gallon of
fgood vinegar. before his nose scented
out the mistake, as it ran down the gut
kter. We don't blame him for being q
little soar over his loss.
I A ..CoRN DocroR" by the name of
tBall, has been playing sharp at India
-napolis on the Herald-getting his ad-
.vertising on the confidence dodge, and
Fthat paper thinks he has steered for this
city or Chicago, and recommend the pa
pers here to look out for the scamp. II
he should come here and try that game
Of base Ball, we shall certainly assist in
changing it to foot Ball, and run the risk
of hurting our corns by the operation.
On Wednesday last, on Seventh St.
one of Mr.. James McWhinney's fine
horses dropped dead while he was dri-
wing him in his spring wagon. The
horse seemed to be in usual good health
when he was hitched up, and no cause
can be assigned for his sudden death,
unless it was appoplexy Or heart dis
ease. = e = ~ FA<1AA40 9&
A. B. Stanton, Esq, Of Indianapolis,
Familiarity known as "Brow'' Stanton
hereabouts, we see is q candidate for
the Legislature in Marion County. He
is Union County stock and Wayne Com.
bined, and that is sufficient recommen.
dation, added to the fact he possesses
the other prerequisites: honesty, capac-
ity and fathfulness," to msks the night
kind of legislator. We trust he will
be elected -as1s tssE
A Grand Masqnrade Ball comes of .,
Phillips Hall, on Easter Monday Eve,
April 18th. The Managers, Messsrs.
Bedden becker, Wittenberg, and 9Lisvs,