The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-03-30
RloHwoND, IND. MARCH soth, 1869.
H Vote for nutchins, and repudi-

The House Of Refuge, located at
Plainfield.s Hendricks county, ia report
ed to be full. eo & Is 81 n 6f efre.
SoLDIER's BoUNrIEs.-See last page
for the Act, DC, in relation to more
bounties to Soldiers. s,.Ff ~ s~.ol
M. AT Commemorative notice that
L. r. johnson, ESD, has received the
appointment of Postmaster at our neigh
boring city of Cambridge nj !
Eek President johnson, last week, at
Greenyille, had paralytic stroke-the
last news from him is, that he is out of
danger.
We call upon the Republicans to rally
70 the support OF, Thomas Hutchens tor
County Commissioner, and thus rebuke
a violator Of pledges, like Mr.. Jones has
proved himself to be. The Republican
party owes it to it's own honor to purge
itself from endorsing that unfaithful
public servant a5Gah Afaio 90 oiHF .3g
Colfax and Orth are making a strong
effort to secure the release of Father
McMahon, now in prison at Toronto for
alleged participation in the great Fenian
raid rts---.5-,.-..
We learn from our exchanges that by.
drophobia is prevailing to an alarming
and very fatal extent in various por
tons of the country. This is due alto
gether to the great number Of worth
less. unmuzzled ours, that abound in
such localities. Richmond has plenty
Of the same kind of "material'' to orig
iginate FIRST class hydroplobial sensa-
ton. y a@1 eift iaa say a
flee honors, in the city of Richmond. is
by no means on the diminish. 20 is1
We are blessed with a very fair sup
ply of mud at this particular epoch. II
is to be hoped that the genial rays of
sold Sol' will soon relieve the commun-
ity of this nuisance.
"A solitary horse (without the man1
might have been seem dasliing at
break neck speed down Pearl street, last
Thursday. He was evidently a fugitive
from the protecting care of some indi
vidnal, as bride encompassed his
head. sstsd 2fa Io5 tiesff lz7
The PALLAD1UM office is prepared to
print all kinds of Fl orse &c Jack Bills 4
with neatness and despatch and on very
reasonable terms. Our, assortment of
Cuts and Type, (for this purpose) can
not be excelied by any office in Indiana.
Our friend John I. Underwood, rep
resentative from this county, called on
us last Saturday-he is in good health
and ready to vote on the 18th Article of
the Constitutional amendment as soon
as democratic resignation will permit.
John A. Burbank, Esq, just arrived
from Washington city on Saturday last.
He reports that Senator Morton's health
is still improving, and that office seekers
at the Capitol, arc as thick as cabbage
used to staRd at Undertook in the cab
bnge cultivating days of Mr.. Van Buren,
many of their heads bearing quite q
strong resemblance to the poorest sam
pies OF that vegetable in-softness.
One hundred and seventeen colored
persons were baptized on the 18th inst,
at Georgetown, KY, by Rev. Reuben
Lee, OF the colored Baptist church of
that place place. VTE .LEqT9 Pqrco1f.
It is always 9 source of pleasure TO us
to recommend q business firm that we
KNOW to be honorable, and upright in
their dealings with customers, and such
we unhesitatin ely pronounce the firm of
NYE & STARR, dealers in Stoves e& Tin
ware near the Depot, to be. They have
on sale livery cheap) a large and care
fully selected stock of every variety of
Cooking and Heating Stoves & Tinware.
They are also ready to do all kinds of Gut
tering, Roofing, and Spouting, on short
notice and reasonable terms. Try them.
The Northern Indianian has been sc
lected as one OF the two papers in this
State, in which to publish the laws of
the United States. ls.svy ts-rg
John W. Headington, of Portland,
Jay county, Ind, it will be seen by ref
erance to the list Of announcem ents in
to days paper, is a candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney. He was captain in the
Tooth Ind. Regiment, and was with
Sherman in his march to the sea. He
is good and sound timber out of which
to manufacture faithful officer, and we
commend him to our readers for their
support on Monday next. y
Quite q refreshing revival of religion
is now in progress in the Grace NJ E.
Church in this city. Between 60 and 70
have already united with the Church, ON