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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

The following anecdote is a fair H.
lustration Of the correctness Of John
Bulls notions Of American phrase
ology:
JONATHAN versus KRAx.-Roscixs
was once s4in trouble" in America,
and the following deposition was
made against him and another before
a magistrate:-complainant: II was
going through the valley o. death "a
street so called) cause there amt no
director line to my store, when l was
sudden sty-ick and dvjr back consider.
erable-l'm not quite capable 10 say
which done that falls sick down.
for it was over slitkevy, as it snesc con-
siderable-then this cavxenl I'D
mund speaking to |, says, Get up, or
Ill lick you elegant to which was
no ways given, but when John Adams
and another come, | riz. Then this
rarssene fetches me an almighty blow
on the nose, and John Adams had
tother stick poken IN his eye.n On
this evidenee Kean anA his friand
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

At honest dame in the town Of
-. standing beside the corpse of
her deceased husband, bewail;ng in
tpiteous tone ms untimeiy departure,
observed ITS a pity he's dead. for his
teeth arc is good as ever they was
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

HoRR,D MuRDER.-By aeeadu
passenger on the steamer 1ooA \
Manchester, arrived last eveais
have been furnished with he -
lars Of a revolving murder. 81
urday evening last, nv. w. ou
respectable citizen, residing I
one mile of Grand Cult, had 4
to rest, but had not been in -
than an hour when he was swj
by the screaming Of one Of hn I
women In the yard: he imne
got up to ascertain what was 4
ter, when to his astonishment
held a negro man cutting and q
the poor wretch in a shocks
ner with a large Bo vie kni6
6. Immediately ran to arrest Z
but had not approached withi
yards Of rim when he drew I
pistol and fired at Green; but I
effect.
The diabolical 6end pe-csiivi
shot did not take effect, desiGl
his horrid butchery of the woa
rushed upon the defencela
Green, inficsing no less than n
sul wounds on the unfostuasn
Not yet glutted with blood,
out his heart and placed il IN
He was Immediately arTesh
CONDEMNED to be burned u T.
. slow fire, which was pat il
ton. loUlslANA Apv.
We extraet the f,lIowine sssa
cru'so Of the vincsnnes ase
fiomthe Norfolk Deacos. IN
aired few Gays since u thap
"rhe vincepnes psoceededs
gators Ielsnds, at cne Of WI
a part Of sbe crow Of the whaIs1
lam Penn, had lately bees eaA
ing sPpeoacbed within a fsv -
why, the ship vas d,egai>ed -
premature alarm, s0d eooo ~
Il ercm the natives. Thess Z
tained on hoard, willie - 60
seamen and mariners wss sr1eG
orders to take, dead OF alive, -
petuUo, who had COMMITTED Z
upon the William P-nnS boeA
'"s escape, 10 burn all the pr
shou'd be ascestained 10 -
landing. in obedience 10 49,
pay Pr.eeedcd, Ind~r IL
a EaToPeen resident, sevese
the interior Sc arcling the "
which shs y passed. ior the .
carefully avoiding Oh vD
,DUse wbo had not been CD
murder. During these proec
terrop'Ion WAS experienced
itives. 1ho were themselves
e. ers from the sesresinse
= p~iuoo and seemed geasn
% ne relieved Of his psesessssI
ever, taken the alasm, -
cape into the intenos d -
after 4 iruiiiess search a
his houses weee seduce4 -
psoperty Destroyed wbesssa
found. Aavisg effected -
kes Deasures 10 essuso .
ton 10 any ships thsi ~ :
ihelslasd, Tho visee0oss
: te~Ay, IN The css6dsocse
'0eot which he1 beeo -
a&gseaso, I'D ~ beeo =
sse elects thas ~ 49, :
|innoenoa had 6ooo onGu :
|eie snanee dnnDool w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

BLooDED STocK.-We learn that
Mr.. Samuel Smith has sold to Mr..
Maslin Smith of this county for $500,
a bull calf weeks old, a son Of Cleo
patra by the Duke Of York, which is
said by good judges to be the finest
calf they have ever seen. He is a
complete cross between the recent
importations and those of 1917.
Mr.. S. Smith recently sod 10 Mr..
Remus Payne of Scott county a
Heifer calf, the produce OF Nancy
Dawson and Matchem for $780,
This calf was 3 months old, and is
said to be inferior 10 none Of her ace
and sex.-(LExIScroN INTEL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

RICHARD H. BAYARp,-Has been e.
lected a Senator of the United States
from the State of Delaware, to ill
the vacancy occasioned by the re-
signation ofDr. NAuDA,s, and yester-
day took his seat in the Senate
MAT. INTEL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02
M$% A~N

lkLEoIBLk WRITiNcs.-It is a maxim
with printers, that an editor must be
able to read what IS not ,criten; and
though our office has in it a number
Of shrewd guessers, We had last week
land often dog to summon a jury of
the shrewdest to translate what could
not be read or guessed at in a certain
essay sent for publication. If those
who write for the paper could witness
the perplex,ty, the enormous waste
Of time, and red ink, to which they
sometimes subject those to whom il
pertains to examine and prepare com
munications for the hands Of com
position, and all by mere hurry, mat
tention of the writer, or the want OF
two or three inches more paper, they
certainly would, 1--WE thinkO relieve
the Office by writing legibly.
We would by no means discourage
any one from writing; but only ask
every one to remember when writing,
that another person must find on,
every word, and every letter, and
every figure, land that without the
writer's assistanoe,) or perhaps be
blamed for printing it wrong. (cHR. SEC.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

DEFINITION OF a CONTAMINATION
tility is neither in birth, manner nor
fashion, but in the mind. A high
sense of honor, a determination new
er to take a mean advantage Of an
other. an adherence to truth, and
politeness towards those with whom
you may have dealings, are the essen
tial and distinguished characteristics
Of gentleman.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-02

Tennessee will ratify on her par,
the bargain proposed by Mr.. Hardin
of Kentucky, according to the follow
ing paragraph. 1t may cost little
more o: less than the sum he mention
ed, and our gallant citizens would no,
like to lose or gain by the operation
but, put it upon them to ~whip the
Indians" and pay all necessary ex
penses, and they are the boys who
can do it! Aye, and will do it too
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-01
TUNE l, 1886.

EQuALrTY.-After all that can be
said about the advantage one man has
lover another, their is still wonderful
equality in human fortunes. ifthe rich
have wealth, the poor have health; if
the heiress booty for her dover, the
pennyless have beauty for theirs; if one
man has cash, the other has credit; if
one boasts of his income, the other can
of hisinfuence. Noone is SO miserable
but that his neighbor wants something
he possesses; and no one SO mighty, but
he wants another's aid. There is no
fortune so good, but it may be reversed;
and none SO bad but it may be bettered.
The sun that rises in clouds may set in
splendor; and that whichrises in splen-
dor may set in gloom. Boston Post.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-01
DU BU.QU-E VISITOR.

betrayed by some Of his own officers.
The real Simon Pure is therefore the
victim Of the treachery Of his own Off
GERS, who appeared to have urged him
on to this battle, and then betrayed him,
nearly as much as he is of the well-laid
plans Of Houston.
But this contest cannot terminate
the war in Texas. There are still near
" 5000 Mexicans there under the or
ders Of generals Andrade, Urea, and
Sesma; and about 5000 more at Saltil-
10, ready to enter. The Texan war
is national in Mexico; and Santa Anna
continued his power solely by direct.
ing Unpopular fury against Texas. His
death would give general satisfaction
throughout the Mexican republican, the
Tcxian war will enable some other bra
vo to rise into power in Mexico.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-01

ENTERPRISE IN MAIsE.-An in
spcction on our last page of the titles OF
acts passed by our legislature at their
session which closed on Monday the
18th inst, will give some indication of
the enterprise ofour citizens. Besides
the numerous manufacturing companies,
lndia-rubber hat companies, SC. &C., it
will be seen that interpretations have
been obtained for five Academies, viz:
Bethel Academy, Livingston Acade-
my, Calais Academy, Norridgewock
Female Academy, and Marlborough
Academy, and Female High School.
The new towns are seven in number
Madrid, Mayfeld, Greenville, Linneus,
Amity, Kingsbury, and Wilson. The
number of railroad corporations grant
ed is twelve-the Belfast and Lubcc
railroad corporation, the Kennebec and
Portland railroad company, the Frank
fort, Bangor, and Belfast railroad cor
poration, the Readield, Winthrop, and
Cobossee Contee Canal and rail road
company, the Hampden and Carmel
railroad company, the Kenncbunk- port
Granite and railroad company, Mata-
nawcook railroad corporation, the Kirk
land canal and ra;l-roasi z-,n.f,any, the
Penobscot river rail road corporation
the Jonesboro' and Whitneyville rail-
road company, the Hallowell Granite
railroad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Frank
lin Marine rail-way..Th first four of
the above named railroads will connect
together the principal cities and towns
in the state, as Portland, Augusta, Bel
fast, and Bangor, and the whole state
with Boston in one direction, and Que
bee in another.
The Legislature have also incorpora-
ted "a Banks, besides increasing the
capital stock Of many Of the former
banks. This increase of the banking
capital was intended, we suppose, to
furnish aid in the means of building
.AauOcote.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-01

1 AMUsING.-Our readers will remem-
Der that some time ago, a Mrs. Hunt
advertised her runaway husband, with
a request that editors throughout the
world" would do Justice to her case.
Forthwith they opened upon the de-
llnquent like a pack of hounds in full
cry, and epithet followed epithet up to
the twenty-frst or second edition of the
original anathema of the N. Y. Court
or. The Northern Banner. repablish-
ing the whole list Of Editorial curses on
Mr.. Hunt, for his ungallant conduct,
observes 1--WE hn0,c something about
this business Mr.. Hunt, it is true, left
home under the following circumstan-
ccs: he had been married few months,
lived with his better half until the sub
jcct of "ways and means" compelled
him to snake shift he did SO, and
returned after few weeks absence to
the embraces Of sstender hearted''
wife, and for aught we know, is en-
joying all the blessings Of double felici-
ty. In justice to Mr.. Hunt, therefore,
we publish this note, and send it on
after the other, in hope that in turning
some short corner, it may overtake and
stop its course"
In compliance therefore with the re-
quest Of the Banner, we giveita further
shove a-hcad, hoping that Mr.. Hunt
will in fift,Ire Sn c0ndilct him sclf that
Mrs. Laura Hunt will find it unneces-1
'ary ever again to advertise for the re-
'toration Of her stray dear.
.4tbany Argus.
land we are Of opinion that Mr.. Hunt has
'een hunted long enough, and gladly give no.
ice Of the reconciliation Of this second Pc
rarch with his beloved Laura. And y her
omplaint has crossed the Missisippi, and is
baking Roadway for Oregon, We send The
x,.sser az the Rocky lQaaasin "a npsay,l.l
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-01

along with their fortunes, a disrelish for
matrimony, and thousand habits that
totally disqualify them for husbands
and companions.
We certainly cannot recommend a
young mechanic or merchant, who is
just entering into business for himself,
and whose whole dependence for sue
cess rests upon his good character, pru-
dcnce, and industry, to take lady for
his wife, that will only be continual
draftupon his hard earned income. And
in most cases such an one would not
have him, if he were to seek after her.
Weagain ask, what is to be done? Choose
between celibacy andthedomestic kitch-
en-, is an alternative entirely unavoid-
able. The kitchen swell enough, per-
haps, in some cases, but then it will
soon be exhausted, and the old maids
of the gentleman's parlor would have
to supply the vacancy little too late,
however, to qualify themselves for ma
trimonial companions.
We have probably said enough on
the subject for the public good; and
as for ten thousand pretty little noses
that will be turned up in the reading of
this article we care very little; only we
wish their proprietors each husband
first, and fortune afterwards-that
they may share its blessings with that
mutualrcciprocity whichcan only come
out of the enjoyment of the fruits Of a
joint industry.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-01
NEw-ORLEANs. Nav n.

4NEW-OALEANS, May lO.ss
i TEXAS.-There can now be No
doubt Of the capture Of Santa Anna and
the other Mexican officers, whose names
were published yesterdays the ac-
count Is confirmed by respectable per-
sons who have been in the Texian ar
my, or have received private letters
from Texas.
The loss on the part Of the Texans
was ! killed and "a wounded-amone
the former were Lieutenants Lamb aud
Hale, and DR.. Motley; among the lat
ter is General Samuel Houston. who
was wounded in the ancle, and had two
horses shot under him. Captains M.
Baker and Billingsby, with Licuten-
ant Neil, are also among the wounded.
The contest was q regular battle, the
Mexicans having manGuvred for some
tune previous; and the Texans having
positively demanded Houston to 6ght.
Inc latter consequ entiy ordered nm Id
vanced guard against the Mexicans: vet
enloined them not tonttack but retreat.
g orlng the enemy towards the marsh
l : g. 9 q deilie; This being accomplish
eaE ~ me afternoon Of the olst ult..
Houston immediaAsly hankcd the enc.
my and attacked him front and re.r m
both sides opened f;rst Win artiiierv
which, on the second fire, dispersed foI
ltoms the powder boxes Of the Mex;-|
:ans; 40 them with rifles, whose 81.
ects aTe seldom uselesssin the hands at
a.eh Z. than ,,sed hea The Texans
poured ia from their mbushmentIl
an hatc hets etc. and 70 consumma.
~ ~ Mctk of destruction, leaving
- ~ llfed killed on the plains I,
ssaas ~ w. !.ssl csat Is minutes, whom
y 49, ! lss ( rstrcaf 4 Bufs ~
~. n ,sss ~; 80,
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-01
NOTICE.

Whereas an affecting dispensation Of
Divine Providence has taken from US
a valuable and beloved fellow-citizen,
in the person of HENRY GRATIOT,
Esq, who died far from his family and
friends, in the city of Baltimore,
meeting of the citizens of Galena is re-
quested this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, at
the Court House, to express our regret
for his loss, and our affectionate remem-
brance of his worth.
Galena, Nay IA, 1886.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-01
OBITUARY.

We give place to the obituary notice Of our
inestimable friend, Henry GRArIor, Esq'r.,
whose death is severe affection, deeply lelt
by his fond, bereaved family, and an extensive
circle of relations and friends.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-01

A liberal discount TO yearly advertisesS.
~. Letters must Be post paid.
CoNGREs s
In the Senate on the 9th, Mr.. Web
ster, from the Committeeson Finance
reported the act making appropriation
for the Army for the year 1886, witt
an amendment. Mr.. W., in explain
Ing the amendment, stated that the bill
a. it came from the house, contained
I provision for removing the troops from
. Fort Gibson to some other point on tn,
banks Of the Arkansas. The Commit
tee on Finance had thought it better
with vieweto consult the health Of thu
Army, that the point should be left
the discretion Of the President, who
might consider the high lands a more
healthful location than the immediate
banksot the river: this amendment wa.
agreed to, and the bill read the third
time, and passed.
A message from the House Of Rep
Tesentatives was received, stating that
the House had concurred in all the a.
naendments of the Senate to the bill
making appropriations for thesciviland
diplomatic service Of the United States
with the exception Of the sixth amend
ment. The Senate receded from the
sixth amendment.
"A bill from the House, making APP
preparations for the defence of the Wes-
tern Frontier, was read twice and, on
motion of Mr.. Webster, referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Preston rose to present a memo
rial from number Of citizens assem-
bled in Philadelphia on the affairs of
Texas, and recommending an early re-
cognition Of the independence of that
country. A long, earnest, and thrilling
debate followed, in which most Of the
leading Senators participated. Other
memorials Of the same kind were pre-
scnted, and the whole finally laid on
the table and ordered to be printed.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Webster,
on Friday, calling on the Secretary of
War, for information concerning the
contracts for the removal Of the Creek
Indians, was taken up and agreed to.
The Senate, on motion Of Mr.. Ben
ton, took up the bill from the other
House, authorising the President ofthe
United States to accept the services of
volunteers, and to raise an additional
regiment Of dragons or mounted rifle
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-01

There has been quite rumpus in
the Canadian Government. The new
Governor, Sir, F. B. Head, has patch
g up matters % well as he could. but
esis in hot water.
\ Com. Telegrnnh
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-06-01

| "
In pursuance of the above notice, the
Icitizens of Galena, friends and acquain-
tances of the deceased, met at the court
house, at the hour appointed, and Or
ganizcd by appointing DR.. A. T. Crow
to the chair, and ]. P. Hoge, secreta-
Try. Whereupon, on motion of D. u.
Morehouse, it was
Resolrea, That committee of three
be appointed, to draft resolutions ex-
|pressive of the sense of the meeting up
on the subject Of the call.
The following named gentlemen
were accordingly appointed upon the
committee by the chair: John Turney,
d. B. Morehouse, and Daniel Wann.
The committee, after short retire
ment, by John Turncy, their chairman,
submitted the following report and re-
solutions:
GENTLEMEN-Your committee beg
leave to report The friend and fellow
citizen, whose melancholy fate has as
sembled us together, and for. whose
worth we would offer our tribute Of re-
spect, has been long and intimately
known, in this country, and only known
to be most warmly esteemed. The
name Of HENRY GRATIOT, ESQ.
is identified with the earliest settlement
OF this extreme North West. The pro-
bity and integrity Of his character no
less than his hospitality, benevolcnce
and charity, endeared him to the hearts
OF all who knew him-The death Of
the good man is bereavement to the
whole community, but to those connec-
ted with the deceased, by the ties of
blood and affinity, the loss is irrepara-
bic. Our feelings Of sympathy and
sorrow, upon the present occasion, are
heightened and deepencd by the reflec-
ton, that our dear friend met his Fate.
far from home, surrounded BY stran-
gers, and cut. off from the soothings Of
friendship and affection. Wherefore,
as some slight testimony Of our respect
for the memory of the deceased, and Of
our sympathy with the feelings Of his
bereaved family
Rcsolued, That we deeply deplore
the loss Of our worthy fellow-citizen,
Henry GRATIor, and sincerely SYM
pathise with his bcreayed family, in
heir affection thus unexpectedly yisi-
ted upon them.
Resolced, That copy Of the pro-
seedings ofthis meeting be addressed
o the widow and family Of the deceas-
ID; and that the editor Of papers in the
own Of Galena, and in the city Of ST.
Louis, be requested to publish the same
n their several papers.
The report and resolutions having
,een read and unanimously adopted,
he meeting adjourned.
A. T. CROW, Chm,
J. r. HoaE, Sec'y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-28

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ger abeefblo9en 3! uno triumpbb
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sert Der tn einem unpprllcbfisen
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Neser IN Sclaperev setriebsn
weroen !! ,psnn foleber Iessr be.
|ie5en (ollte Der &dufer ;u wer-
oen. Sles mhroe eeeen jeoen
Trunofas Der MenChlihfeit (trsi-
ten uno cine Sbanoe fir oas
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men uno nit go essen II @tim.
men bejabeno entfdteosn. Soles
lieb tbnt oiefe uerboBte 9Ortebr-
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Ohio oerunebren I!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-28

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