Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

sos vas = Surveyor, and in after life .
I6armer-~Expressive sileoce! muse HE
lpraise." knoe was . book binder and
stationer. J1oggun he Of the Cew.
Peas) VA a drover. 1arlten rot fsso
lhim sound lecture ON that subject
Gsses wasa blacksmith, & witi,al Gus.
:ker, albeit thro' all his soulhern eaa-
Psigns, and particularly 1t the Eutav
iSpsings, be put Of the outward oan.
.inoia-(l ash pardon for namiae hin
in such company)-was . grocer ana
provision store keeper. in New Haven,
where his sign 10 still to BE seen; The
Jeanne that decorated his slbep before
the revelation. 0oses, who opeaeA
Burgcyse's eyes 70 the fact that 10
!conld not snsrch throse h The Uaitea
States With 600 men," was = sAregulas
built soldier" bet after the reso)sliee,
. farmer. Wauss, the massys ef Bso-
krr Hill, was . PHYSICAL, and hessea-
ted not to exhibit 70 bic covatsy0eoA
|splendid sxaMpIe Of the manAes =
which Amesiean physicians shss)1
lprActise when called Upon BY lheie
.couotry. Marion, the t-old Fox or the
Scath, was . cow boy. Ssseev, the
lighting cock" Of South Caseliaa, was
IA shepherd's hoy.
4 hiaa fer R1d&.-A few days siace
"a couple went to Thsmes church - -
married. The ceremony weat % .
usual very well until il Gene . the
words with this ring ] thee ~ed,"
when the bride essayisg . take IT,
glove eli her maiden band (os the laee
time could not effect it. Whethes i
was agitation or heat, oervosepess q
preparation, the leather elsne @ her
hand like sns.n and wi(e ought o IA,
and would MT part company. The
bridegroom (bold mary laughed out.
right; % did the father, % did nsah.
er, 90 did the brides masds, % id IN
the spectators except the clergyman.
and he (the Rev. NJ. Leel e1claiap
ed, II do not come here to 30 laughed
Al, J" and shssting his book, leli he cer.
emssy halc6nished, the bade half
married, and the glove-halEoG We
add, for the satisfactiop Of the symea-
thssers that the bride vent 70 chuseh
next day with her hand uncovered.
ap1 the nsPtial knaft vas thea tied 49,
tight ~ . giese."-Baces Htrslk.
lmDsAx As.Asss.-4he aeassed a.
tcle Of intelligence rsspeetiag 1As0oL
walns q de SIX Naiseos yet sesilise
in the western part Of the State e Ne0
YerlE. u tce0 the Bu6sle Patriee e
Tsesday: - s -
aud Wassisss Il The 8ix Naesoah 80
IN session near this city, . gsasdsso e
the late ee)ebrste1 lsdian Chief, ReA
Jacket, t~e years I'D, has bees eject
Cd Chief This hae been deos 70 No.
y Of the aemssy Of that Distinguished
Chief A Regent hes alse bees q,
1eieted to act fer him dssieg his 4
eerity. -.
The Council have not, - yet. Seet
d. on the important proposstien suS.
mitted to the Indians, relative % ehe
Psrchasing ct theis lands II this stala.
pn6 their re@eval t. Gseen 4sy; ~
it 10 evident, jsdging frp9 the saesy
d:scu,sion an6 division amsak; shcns.
lbIt they will not acced< - the wishes
II the &overnasent. nor viii they evoo
IonA delegation 70 The west.
yesterday. > grand Bsel uaseA Was
played By the Sereea, AlDeghanx, -
Cpst.ssDgss tribes, against IL OH.
- Tens~sndas, and 0aesdaGps, e.
shost 800 in goods aa6 0qsei, whieA
reosleed 10 favor of the Seeecsa. We.
swoesstsnA thst anpehes tsisl q sheie
lkill win be bad this aliesseaa, = ..
large plain, ese esls .bsvs seehsats
Tavern.
We are indebsel T. The peoiesnep,
II = gentleman Of the 6rse chasaeaee
and resP-ctsb'liey, for ths te))ewiae
brief but comprehensive visw ef -
treaty j.ss concluded with Tie 1s65ane.
=, Cpicsgo.-L1feysns En- Ass.
Pie treaty heli u ChieaeQ VjtA
tie Rostswstssaie, Chippewa 1e60e.
lava natioas of indians hss 49, e.
clsded. An ID. land belpnitag =
these tribes esss q the Ni9iaiGps g.
Guiding half II che Aichi9so toesioe
~, aud > portion q Iilisgie aaA 49,
ana.l has been eeded. CAe esuoN
ne"t paying ere ailDee r. 1silamss1