Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-29

livery 1e0Vv amount IN tntS Citvs wv S''O
dealers in some Of the neighboring towns ar
Expected 10 be great sufferers by the ia''urs
at the South.
OBITUARY NOTICES.
Wehave this day to announce the deaf
! Of two gentlemen, who have recently occ'
pied large space in the public affairs OF on
Estate.
On Tuesday. April Is, Mr.. JAS B. GAI
DINER, Of Columbus, died suddenly OF tho AZ
toplexv, at Marion, where he was upon tri
! OF business.
Mr.. Gardiner has been associated with III
political press oil Ohio Tor more than thirt
wears. Few men have sustained an equa
character as a most vigorous and ettectiv
writer. Strong IN attack, Gexterous in de
was ut all times an able assocIat
and Il formidable opponent. He was pr'n
ter tv profession, and commenced his caree
las juurneyman Printer. in lancaster. u
this State. 1t his been his misfortune L
pass through various viclSSitndcs, some
q, eat hardship and pr;vation. But he ha
possessed an elasticity Of spirit that has Dor
MIN up under every difficulty. las Effort
us an edit,r contributed very much TO Sc
cure the vote of OHIO tn Gen. jackson. u
1928. and to Gen. Harrison. in 1886. Fo
Public Printer, for the State, the duties "
which he discharged to the general sa''siac
ton.
lie has been called from among US in tn
midst Of much usefulness, especially I" IN
family. There could not be s!Ore alec
,iorate husI and and father. nor one nor'
soicitous for all the best interests OF hi
children He has left two sons and clever
daughters, the eldest not thirty. the youngcs
aged six or seven weeks. They have beer
so trair,'d as not to sink into despair unde
the ca!am,ous visitation with which they
have been stricken. Ardent in his feelings
patriotic in his intentions, and fearless in hi:
Mr.. Gardiner conciIatcd many
friends and provoked many cnmi,ies. Witt
him friendship was abiding-enmi,ics could
find but a temporary Judgment in his bosom
On Friday April IA, Coz. Dawn CnorsE
late Senator in the State Legislature, dice
ut his residence, in Ross county. in conse
ouencc q: attack Of Influenza. Co! Grouse
was man of wealth, and Of much useful
ness, until he engaged in politics. rhi'
threw him from his moorings, and involved
him IL many vexat'ons and IN some discre
dts. His private life wasexemplary.-(C Gin
Gaz.
The Go,c,co Of Mississippi; has issued his proc
hamilton, su,nmoning the Legislature of that STATE
10 convene for the purpose " devising measures
alleviate the distress Occasloned by the money
pre- sure. A similar measure is spoken Of in Ala
hama. The papcrs "f these states arc. many o
the ~. loud ia their denuncia,isns OF the late Ad
ton, for its runous measures in relation 4
the currency /; and of the present, for adherng Il
the IN. notwithstanding the ca j. mitous consequen
ces they have prcduced.-[L Lexington (ky.) Intel.
Bank Of Kentucky stock sold in Philadelphia OF
the Tin inst, at S75 for 500; United States Banh
SlI5 fer 500. No quotations Of Northern BanI
stock.-ib.
F,ocs the Mobile Mere s",iie Advertiser, April 8.
NEw ORLEANs.-Ths money pressure seems Il
hear more and more heavily on our sister city -
de porabe state. They represent that c"iion
whrl but short timc since was selling at Is cts.
and which j. actually worth that now, can he pur
chased at cents The Bee states that although
there - as much money IN the city now there
was six months ago, in the hands Of solvent indi
viduals and corporations. yet the amount Of
due and 10 he paid is greater than ever before wa
due from the same number Of individuals in Lou
islam, So long as the price Of cotton was at
reasonable rase-.o long az II WIS not so runonsl,
fat, the Bee says, there was hope that the Planter
ould be able to meet their engagements. al nd n,
commission merchants Ia take up their hills Tor IN.
money which they had advanced to the Printers i,
vast amounts up'n their crops. Bu, now wI,aieve
al such cotton has not been cevrd, receired
not sold, Will incur loss Of fly per cent. erclusr.
of frar sporsGtioa to the city, drsyoge. storage
insuronce, &c. &c. This .tate Of ihiars bears
with tremendous effect upon the Planters. who
q SINE places, II appears, are resolved to sub
init to II and all us concomit ant evils.
/. is said that Mr. C.cswel is abou. 10 remove I,
Washington 70 establish a new government pare
there, in place Of the Globe. We think this woulf
be q GOOD measure. Il is time such fellow. a,
Blair ve.e sen. - he ri3at about.