Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
From Texas.

Oct 23in have been received al New Orleans
The f'iiow.ng items oil .nteliigence take from
( the \. o. Bulletin of the 2oih.
Fne e,iitsss u the Houston Telegraph r,rrcs the
necessity OF raising additional Recruiting com
ranes, aad statonlng :hem on The frontier TO
protect the settlements. The citizens of those
sections, he remarks. are still calling loudly for
ali. ard every messenger from the Vest is bring
ing intelligence OF new deprcdaiions committed
~ mauraudtI.- parties ef the Nexicaus Into7-
nation had .ist reached /: b<toa that a party Of
about nineteen sIrveyerS, VIVA had venturcd far
+ up INTO the Indian country to locate land claims
have been nearly mustered by the Nacocs. Iron.
,cs and i5s.ac5.ies-
Trey had boeu repeatedly warned by the
friendly kickapooG that they were watched BY
large band of hostile Indians, and they trust
quit making marks. or they would be attacked
They gave attention t. ti.eSe frieudlv mont
lions: and shortly afterwards were surrounded
by about hundred tfartatcd sa.ages. and all
were killed excep. tc,r. They, however fought
desperately to tire last, ana fell surrounded By
the dead bodies OF tl:elr assaiIanis.
It is stated by ger'llc'nan who had just ar
rived at Houston iro,it Cniiad; that three Texan
citizens lad lately arrived al tIat place, having
escaped from the prisons It Natamoras. One
Of then. is Barnes who vas captured on the Nue.
ces about z year ago; ard II was reported had
been KILLED at OF the Sniili towns the Rio
9iande, lew months s,:ce. They state that
ad, is III prison III tsat city.
From passeiger5 en- the Columbia we learned
That the country was quiet aud gong ahead In
tEe march OF Improvement and population.
AmaT nar:!ed Quinn has bet n convicted 6 man
sfau ghte--sentenced 10 be whipped and branded
DECEPTIVE BALLOT Box--The Elayor of Lips
helm On the department, OF the Lower Rhirel was
recently tired tuuItd guilty. and condemned 20 the
penalty of"6eG relation civIQue. IN consequence
OF too successfully ta-kiny his inventive powers
lie had inverted and constructed balo:-box. with
dClilfe bottom in " ich he was in the habit of
putting fictitious bulletins, votes, prepared by
himself Whea tie voters had deposited their
bulletins. the touching Of spring caused the
f,l5e 6ot,om to ~ up and conceal the genuine
ones, LEAVING Only those that We're fictitious 10 be
counted: This trick is. II must he admitted, cor
sidera5ly in advance OF either the ingenuity or
The rascallfy of tho New Word.-T Boston Tran.
Beware OF CousrrRrErrs.--'.'h Lexington,
tntclgencer saws:
Spurious $40 notes of the bank Of Kentucky
payable 1t the Danviile Branch. in circula.
ton. The notes are genuine 50, changed into
S,l0s:aryd a1teratiott car eas.i. be detected by
examination. The yGnctte of the notes Is the
figure ii horse, and no other notes but the
ives Of :l,c bank OF kentucky, have this Wig.
nctte.'
.
Zetto IN mentioning the death in sing irg prison
ofV Waiter Osgoo6, lac lawyer of the cry of New
Yori;. saws:
'rhis person, if mistake not. .elat:ve
+ by marriage, OF the famy OF Do Witt Clinton
The shock of his crime among his kindred. wa:
Overwhelming. Il plunged them all ~ the deep
ST. aiilh.iion. Shortly after his trial and sentence
his sister, stung with his disgrace, and mournin.
far his fate aille. herself and laid her bruised
broken hear, II, the grave before he went 10 pr
sIIcf a re toe evil fruits thu; spring from thu
ovcr-wceninr hunger and thirst for gvd--whici
make not only miscrs and ovcrreacherS but erin
i inais of every degree. Lorci undnly that ''slav
of the dark and dusty m'ue emp,les more plague
: upon The paths OF rien, thar @ere embraced in a
:, the yiaIs Of the Apocalypse
8 The EAST Room LErrER.-Ihe Richmond VIII
promises 10 hunt up and ro-pubiish the celebrate
East Room Letter written BY Col aau.ou to tn
. Richmond Enquirer II. the lime OF Mr.. john c
. Adams Administration. IN speaking of 1t tn
: VIII remarks: at is paper which through a
, lire viii! be Il curiosity, WORK Of irraginatior
: and riN stard everlasting monumental re an
a natchabtc perfection to ciich the science q rim
) rtiss carried in this DAT aud generation,''
: RED A;E,r Rou AFAR-Thc Cfic7go America
: notices the arrival ct tive mon of the Nezperce
and Flathead tribes OF indians, from beyond th
= Rocky Mountains the head .saters of the c.
;, l,rrhia River. The Indians are their wa
. east, and arc accompanied ny missionary, NJ
j., Lee These tribes sent COMMISSION OF SIX ii
. dia's ST Louis about six wears 20. for the fr
y pose Of informing themselves aboa- iI:e Christina
!, religion. They retcrned and missionary 70
: lowed their footsteps. A mission was establishes
a which the American says has been very success
. tul III rcclaimng them troal the tarha'ous gu
n toms of savage life.
: These simple natives could learn fearful lie
:, son in the fate of t:e.- Cherokee brethren. The
- could learn TO prepare TO- 4 .emoVe' from the
,s homes and Businesses, the torch OF civ
iza,ion begins to burn brightly beyond The mnu
tains which keep back for only. the r
~ sis,less march of the white man towards The broa
Al Pacific. .-las! for the poor Indian.
- lCleretana Eeraf9.
- An important invention i.as lately been faten
Il ed &c. nc purpose of diminishing the draft of We
= seis. Two more buovs 10 be made oil ca
- vass or other suitable material. rendered lmper
= ious by India rubber, which can be filled with a
- by of an air pump, and arc connected b. h'
-. low tubes. with air chamber IN the alter pa