The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-08


Convention, Saturday. .,s......
The schools in Abingdon township
have closed.
Flocks of wild geese have been seen
going northward. f'@f ssa#sA e5
Mr. Samuel S. Had,ey. son Of Jerre-
mia Hadley, is in China
The Presbyterians Of Hagerstown are
holding protractcd meetings.
Rev. Mr.. Metz has . lsrge revival on
hands at Dover in this count.
Mr. Artemas Roberts. architect. goes
to Chicago to engage in business 7aeas
The ratification Of the gas contract
will be brought 0p NJ the next meeting
of the couaci'. 8HCIc I'VE &sShIaa
Willism Hathaway, one Of the editors
OF the late Herald of Peace, was in this
place last week.
A led named Hanks, was thrown
from q horse, and had lis arm broken,
on last Thursday-
Nc. D. e. Hinsdale Is now chief op-
orator ia the w U Telegraph Office, At
Indianapolis
Rev. Mr.. Spellman, Of Hagerstown,
was the recipient of a surprise donation.
one evening last week.
Rev. Or. Clokey, Of Springfield, OHIO,
preached at Eighth Street Presbyterian
Church, on last Sunday.
Richard Binns has located in Topeka,
Kansas. The Bowen and Hale families
intend locating there also. r.
Artists from Chicago have been max
ing preparations to publish colored
iithogrsph OF Richmond.
Wayne Civil Circuit Court convened
yesterday. Two hundred and twenty
two cases on the docket.
VIM Bells. late Of the Qaakcr City
Works. goes TO Iadianapolis, to take
situasion in Sinkex 4 Co.'S fouadry.
Extensive propositions have been
made for the Masquerade Ball. At Lg-
ceum Hail. on Wednesday Of this week.
Few Father Eddy, we regret to leara.
is lying very low at his residence in
Charlottesville His friends have doubts
of his recovery.
The analysis of the stomach Of Mar
cha Lambert, supposed to have poison
ed by Walls, has failed to discover any
signs of poison 80
The public schools OF Centrevilie are
soon 10 close. A select school, under
che direction of Prof. Brown viii open
Immediately after.
Rev. Ma. Shultx the new pastor Of
the Franklin Street Lutheran Church,
has arrived ant entered upon the dis
charge of his duties.
The Telegram Of las. week records =
donation Of two dollars and half to
Rev. r. Tobey and lady No doubt
they were surprised.
The Democratic Times has pitched its
tent again in New Castle. Its editor
has aspeeations foe the Democratic
ncmis stion Tor congress.
The Mendeisshon Quintette Club
gave a concert Tuesday evening Of this
week, under the auspices Of the Rich
mond Musical Associations. -
Mr.. Milton Harris had Withdrawn
from the race for Legislature, as he
holds the Office Of Justice of the Peace
which readers him ineligible.
Rev. F. G. Black, formerly Of Centre
vile, but now of Covington, Ohio, wsi
ted his old charge, the Cumberland
Presbyterian church,-last xeek.
Rev. Mr.. Kinnan has fixed tke amount
of his damages ia the Sian Ter snit
against I. D. Dunn, at S10,O00, and is
preparing to make . gallant fight OF it.
w. S. Watt has sold the Winchester
mail route to hls SON. A marked i'm
provement is noticeable in the turn out
as managed by the energetic young
George. I1L N 1
The members Of the higher depart.
ments of the Centreville public SCHOOLS,
have organized literary society, which
holds very profitable meetings on Fri
day evenings.
young lady recently attempted to
ignore the existence Of pile of wood
near the Post Office. According to the
most reliable reports. the attempt was
a failure.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc.
tion, B G Hobbs, holds an educational
meeting at Centreville, on Wednesday
of this week. He delivers an address
at Snyder's Hall In the eYenino