The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-20

sWcb'J Ffuf votes.
g General burnside has ptrop,,sed !
to the citizens OF Monroe county to :
extend his road. the Cineini1a,i aud
Martinsyille. to Bloomington; in
consideration of donation Of IS,
600 per mile-a total OF 800 900.
|, Lafayette has fully organized,
society OF dead beats. They pro-
pose to send cut missionaries:
There are more business rooms
now empty in Charlottesville than
there have been for many. years
previously. Ea sid e
The final examinations OF the
senior class at Asbury: begin this.
morning and end on Friday, after
which vacation of four weeks will
be given. 49,.
r. Fl. Campbell, Of Bloomington
had an arm broken, and sustained
other. severe" injuries. on Friday
evening last, i,y the explosion Of
the receiver OF; soda fountain.
A tract Of sixty acres OF unim-
proved land lying near North Yer
non, was sold last week for. $50
per acre. ssh asa Z. issfs
tMichaers Academy, at Ply
mouth, is now completed, and in
charge Of four Sisters no -i,
! The Snl!ivan Democrat reports
the appearance of rus: in the wheat
fields of that county. me- ~ s,r.
The thirsty citizens of Lafayette
can moistcn their clay at seven.y
distinct and separate benzine rs
adjustments. ,f.,r .I.ev ~
BY tho report of the Muncie
4 Prcshytcry it appears that the n,
i -. 4 II = = ~
blesyille congregation has paid q
greater amount in proportion to
membership than any other church
in the Preshytery. III 'f-sf''F 9s
I Mr. Joseph Seacat. of Leaven-
worth. was robbedson the, Steam
boat Morning Stsr' as he was
4 coming to New ALBANY. He lost
$500 and somepapers, among which
\ was lis. certificate of membership
Of the Grand Lodge OIL. O. o. +.
sfn The printers OF Evansville are
to have a type setting contest on
Saturday next. Sroisszts tai-.a1s
~ A gentleman by the name Of
" lis, n has established banking
house in the town OF Sullivan
The Baptists1 OF Warsaw are max
ling arrangements to 60 on a pleas
Eurc exclusion to Goshen som
Il !. - s' 1919 ssss' g'*%S ss-a ~
time this moath. .. ouE isssass}li
& The Southwestern Agricultural
:. Fair is TO he held near Evansville
on the Goth, 26th, 9Th, 2sth and
29th Of September. sss..a 4
Clark Houghtcn. 0: Rune City,
:, Il I.
Noble county, caught a sturgeon
recently which was five feet ten in
chcs in length, and weighed sixty
seven and one half pounds.
Three weeks ago, Samuel Cato
OF Lockport township Pike county
cut his foot with an AK. 1t was
th ought the wonnd wouli heal
without trouble, but gangrene sub
sequently set in, necessitating am.
putation. se>t-. ua
Mrs Ellen Stage, Of Ligonicr
wants information Of her husband
Dewitt Clinton Stage, who depar
;; ted from his home in the IIawpatcI
on Thursday, Ap,il 8, for part.
unknown. HE is about five fee
= ten inches high. has light Lair ant
whiskers Of heavy growth, darl
blue eyes, is rather thick set, ant
\ twenty-seyen years ofage. 71a noe
The local Of the Evansville Jour
;. nal want printer named Samue
h Kaufman passed around, becaus
Kaufman was troubled with fits o
, abstraction, in OF which he slippe,
g out with lots of things. Judgin,
e from The severity Of the notice
U that local editor must have been
: victim. ALH iA Is" hsiG
a~R t> es5s ~
n Tom Quinlan, "a Dung man VIII
twas raised in Lafayette, and drov
the Lair House baggage wage
fe for number Of years, murdered
'e prison, guard at Joliet, Illinois,, las
: Friday, and made his escape 9Th
= guard was conducting him and
= number of other, prisoners 70 the
" work outside the prison. Qninli
\. had been sent to prison for tap
5 ping till in Chicago.
G. VIM. McGIaw, who former
pit lived in this county, died at Char
ID lofts vile, on the 4th inst. His re
or mains were buried at Dickinson
e. Chapel, in this county, on the s,
~ Mr.. McGraw was nm. early scttl,