The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-11-16


just want their friends to know, you
I know.
The African NJ. f. Church talk OF
getting Fred. Douglass to deliver lee
ture for the benefit Of their Treasury
this winter.
Grand Lodge, I. o. 0. F., convenes at
Indianapolis to day, (Tuesday.) Mes
srs. p. G. Hoffman and A. A. Curme, Of
this city, attend.
A woman went into the Public school
building, recently, and deliberately
stole several articles Of wearing apparel.
She made her escape before her act was
discovered,
On yesterday (Tuesday) evening,
Novembers blast not only s.laid fields
and forests BARE" but laid the Pallad-
ium Sign on the pavement, breaking
it slightly.
The Rev. DIR. Wakefield will return
from his European trip about the 81 OF
next month. In the mean time, lay ser.
vices will be continued as usual, by Mr..
! C. Jackson.
The family of John F. Miller, Super
intendent Of the First Division, C C &
G Railroad is about to return to Rich
mopd to reside. Mr.. Ms office will still
be at Indianapolis.
A few days since Gen. Meredith sold
to Mr.. Benford, Of Thorntown, this
/ State, three valuable Short Horned
calves, q bull and two heifers. The price
paid was $500 for the lot.
! President Grant an6 Governor Baker
have conspired again st tn lives of sun
dry turkeys, chickens, and other fowls
/ Tomorrow is set for carrying theil
plot into execution.
| The Dublin Thespians intend pushing
| the Winter campaign with vigor. Cap
tain Jos. Goodenough, the energetic
| manager, has several novelties in re-
hersal, which will in due time be placed
before. the public.
Nine applications for liquor license in
this city, notwithstanding the Five hun
drcd dollar ordinance goes into effec'
the first of February. Preparations are
being male to contest these petitions
before the Comlniss toner's.
On last Thursday evening, the west
ern bound train on the &C d 1 C Rail.
road, struck a buggy which was eros
sing the track near Ma,liso IL, Ohio, ant
killed Mrs. Weaver, and se,iousl
injured another lady.
! Mr. George Miley, engineer on the c
4 G railroad. was seriously scalded b,
the lcosening of plug in his engine
while making trip from Logansport t.
this place on last Wednesday. His re
| covery, it is said, will be slow
The Cambridge Commandery, X. T
! with their ladies took trip over Til,
Junction Road to Muncis, on last Mon
day evening, and after hearty RECEIPT
ion by their brothers Of the latter place
! returned home late that night.
/ Several new books have been recently
added to the Morrison Library, among
which are 'Appleton's Annual Cyclope
dia Tor 1862 Olive Logan new book
Women and Theatres Hospital
Sketches by Louisa n. Al!cott. and
.Flossy Lee q child's story.
Father De Villas, of Cambridge City
has commenced q vigorous campaign
against those who 'tarry lag st the
wine,' and intends to make the place
that once knew them, know them M
more The rest Of our ministers sLouls
follow his example
Rev. L w Chapman and Mr.. William
Blanchard are attending the Genera
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
at Fit sburg This body ia compos sec
OF iatives OF both Old and New
Schools, and it's chief business will b
10 perfect the union resolved upon tn
early part of this year.
A Tempance meeting was held in Cen
trail Church on last Friday evening. TIL
Rev. Isaac w. Monfort was expected (
be present but was uRavoidably detaine
from coming. Revs. j. p. Agenbroa
and j. v. r. Miller, and Mr.. Bickle adj
dressed the meeting. Mr.. Monfort ha
promised to speak at the meeting O.
Friday evening, the Goth.
A "confidence box" man appeared il