The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-01-18

IL {
Quarterly meeting at Grace NJ E.
Church on last Saturday and Sunday.
The New Jerusalem Temple will be
ded Gated next Sunday. Services morn
ing and evening. ~ A
The Legislature does not seem to be the OBJ
ieet Of many mems ambition. Only eight an
nounced for the three seats to which Wayne
county is entitled.
A new Public School building will be
. necessity soon. The Fifth Street
building and the First Ward building
are already crowded. 3
John B. Cough gave two lectures at Ly-
ceum Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings Of last week. The second lecture was on
.Intsmperarce.' and drew acrowdsd house.
School has been opened in st. Marys
Catholic School house. Three teachers
are employed and about one hundred
an d fifty children are in attendance.
10000 @9s1A- staH
PARsoNAGs-We learn that the Trus-
tees Of Grace Church, purpose building
q parsonage on Broadway in the rear Of
the Church immediately. It will cost
about $4,000. .se 4fr9 ehf
Rev. Charles Davis, tho colored minister.
whose residence is in this city. and who was
arrested in Kentucky on . charge of embezzle-
ment. recently. has had IN examination and
BEN discharged. bam ao 81
Tho eitizens Of Milton are endeavoring to
induce Henry Hunter to locate his cutlery fac>
tory 1t that town. A c,mmittee Of substan-
tial men has been appointed 70 confer with Mr..
Hunter upon the subject.
Henry Knopf butcher of this city, while
working in his shop one day last week.slpped,
and falling threw out his hand in the endeavor
to gain his balance, and struck pane of glass
severely cutting two fingers and the palm.
Several Of tho classes Of Pearl Street M.
E. Church held re- union on last Wednesday
evening, in the basement of that Church.
Speeches were made by Rev. J. V. r. Miller
and D. B. Crawford. and supper furnished in
fius style. ~ - ~ IS @'4SA+-s - -
VIM. Muschmeyer. having purchased
Mr.. Condos property (late Owen Edg-
eftop's1 on south Front Street, is pre-
pairing to build two story frame front
dwelling-having moved the one story
frame back with the view of making
kitchen of it. Mr.. N. has had conside-
rable experience in building, and will
make this handsome property by the
time he get through with it.
The Philadelphia Ledger Almanac
sets down our radical member of Con-
gress as Democrat The Ledger's
mistake probably arises from the fact
that the gentleman referred to was first
elected to Congress by Democrats. II
so, the Ledger is twenty years behind
hand, and as that gentleman has long
since repented, we do not see the fair
ness In continuing to taunt him with that
youthful indescretion.
Rev. Il. b. SNYDER.--We are pleased
to hear that the congregation Worship
ing ut Grace M. E. Church, has EN-
ployed Mr.. S. as Pastor until the meet
ing Of Conference in April. His APP
pearanoe would indicate that lie is one
Of Gen. Sherman's favorite selections
for courage and competency having
"sandy hair and sandy complexion. -
lie will, we think, give both saint and
sinner stheir portion in due season. and
in gospel measure. He looks as if he
will WEAR WELL. 1o @ a4
The election for Directors of the First
Nati0nal Bank Of Richmond was held on
the list inst. and resulted in the re-
election of the old Board for the ensu
ing year, as follows; Isaac p. Evans,
John H. Moorman, John w. Grubbs,
A. F. Scott. E. w. Warrington, VIM.
S. Reid, j. Vanuxem jr, Thomas Wood
nut, and James T.. Reeves. The Board
of Directors organized by the re-elec-
ton Of the present officers, liz; James
E. Reevea, president Thomas T. Var
rington, cashier; e. W. Ferguson; teller;
David H. Dougan. bookkeepcr and j. C.
Dougan, messenger.
sstfE -
We hear the names Of Andy Bell and
Jerre. Meek, mentioned as candidates
tor the nomination OF Coroner. They
are both well fitted for the duties of that
Office, and we know Of no individuals
whom We would select for quest soon.