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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-22
From the Hesperinn.
NOTES ON TEXAS.-cnArTER VIII

Coneress-Preparations Message of the Pres
ident-Tarafion-Tar Opposition-Land
ofce-Membcrs Of Congress.
Congress, at their last session in Columbia. ad-
iourneG to meet ot Houston in the month OF May.
rhe time was nov drawing near,and every thing
sounded with the note of preparation for the re-
ception of the members, well as the attendant
host which it is expected would crowd iii from
all quarters, from the mixed motives OF curiosity,
government appointment, speculation and gam
bling.
When the time arrived. as was expected, peo.
pie from every part of Texas had assembled, as
well as quite ii number from the I. S. Owing
to the DELAY ofthe members from the eastern part
of the country, there was not suifI:tent mum
Der present for three or four days to form quo
rum
When the members from Nacogdoches arrived
it was announced II The President that both Hous-
cs ready to receive any communication
which it was his pleasure 10 make.
When the President made his appearance be-
fore the Senate and House of Representatives.
who hac met in the capitol which had just
been enclosed, he was received with warm ap-
plause by both members and spectators.
Ascending the speakers stand, which was dec
grated with rich flag presented TO him by the
ladies' of n Orleans for the part he took in the
memorable .wen,v-firs,, he delivered his mes
sage in a cain and rather impressive manner.-
The principal matters which claimed the atten-
ton of Congress, at its present session, were TO
establish some principle OF direct taxation. TO set
tie upon n tariff, and regulate the affairs of the
land office. All three of these great bjects had
as vet, hardly been touched.
Since the commencement of the revolution,
the expenses of the and civil list had been
paid by the sale of government. land scrip. bounty
land, soldiers certificates, private donations, and
some loans principally from abroad. The time
had now come when it was thought proper and
necessary that the citizens, by means of direct
and indirect taxation, should contribute some
thing besides their blood to the support of the
country. lam sorry il is not in my power to lay
before the reader abstract of the law fixing
tax upon real and personal estate, rs ii never
came within nv reach. 1t was. however, deem
ed enormously high nv the people toned
10 taxation and i, the o1iousness of this law.
and tina, establishing tariff, which fixed duty
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-22

The Governor of Pennsylvania has issued Ia
order 10 the Militia to hold themselves IN read
ness nj a moments warning, 10 assist the civ
auth critics in supPrcss!ng instruction, and IN or
esu,ing the laws. As there is strong reason 20
apprehend necessity for the Of military force
for such purpose, do hereby order the First b
Talon Of Cumberland county volunteers, TO h +
themselves in readiness TO assemble; IN para.
order. on one hours notice, With arms and acce-
trenents in good order, and each man provide
with knapsack, blanket, sc. ready to march p
six O'Clock to-Inorrow morning if required.
As publ: opinion is excited, and the feeling, %
men are much reused, deem right TO urge, mos
earnestly. upon officers and men, the prophet E
ond necessity Of retaining from expressing an y
political feeling, or any preferences or dislike 70
parties or party men-and that they should cor
forward with firm determination 10 maintain 'he
character &c good soldiers, and 10 preserve the
honor. the integrity and dignity # The state and
- he, laws. Sa1'L ALEXANDER,
II j7r Of the ith Division, 2. b.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-22
LOWER CANADA.

We have received The Montreal papers of Sa-
turdav and the Quebec OF Thursday evening; me
latter were brought TO Montreal by special mes
senger, the bearer OF despaches Ihcv contain
no political news of moment. There was a q es-
,r,,,ive fire in the lower town of Quebec on
Thursday. which DESTROYED forty five buildings
The habeas corpus question of Quebec has Ia
ken another turn. The counsel for the prisoner
i, nDopars having suspicion that Young, tne SUI
ncrintcniant of the police, had possession q nm,
issued out writ of habeas corpus directed 20 'da
officer 10 which he returned that he mao mol iie
mr., !, his custody This return was deemed ~
sufficient and n warrant was issued against Af.
Ynunr for contempt IN court, which was TO be ar
oued On Thursday.-Bait. Tran. OF Dec 3
From tie Montreal Herald Of Saturday.
Yesterday, about sixty or seventy rebels were
brouuht into town from Beautharnois, under
charge of Sir Hugh Dalrymplo and a detachment
OF the 7Ist REGIMENT They had three wooden
pieces of artillery, strongly hoped with iron, ana
are about the most manly batch OF prisoners yei
brought into town, being principally composed Of
Young, able bodied men.
Tha notorious Jean Baptistc B,usquet, Of s..
Cesaire. was also brought into town yesterday,
nv Captain CONAN, VINO reports all continues
o,,;e, IN the parish of Chambly, and that upward
Of eighty stand of arms have been delivered over
to Major Colman 18th Reg iment, the present com
mandan,. by the cure the Rev. MIR. Mignauii
through whose praiseworthy excr'ions the habi-
,.,ts were induced to surrender them.
The evidence for the prosecution before The
co,r, martial closed yesterday, and to day, the
evidence for the defence will be commenced.
The following extract we copy from the News
pom flc. which had been written at New YORK
~ . gentleman from Montreal, who arrived there
IN the 24,h ult and dates his letter on the same
day
aPapineau and the two Nelson's came down IN
tho Rochester from Albany with me- Papinea''
and Volfred Nelson were together and conSerseo
freely, but Robert remained forward all the Tune
and appeared to shun observation took up n':
drawn over his eyes,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-22
Later fro., IGarrisburs.--By the susquehanns
Rail Road.

b the cars las, night from Harrisburg, an Ez-
-. ;xsued from the Office Of the Telegraph on
THURSDAY evening, mas been received Il contains
an Address TO the :'Peop!e ofthe Commonwealth
Of PENNSYLVANIA signed b. c. B. Penrose, spea-
ker of the Senate, and eighteen other SENATOR
The address commences by narrasing the pro
ceediope connected with the opening OF the ses-
sion. election Of speaker, &c. the substance OF
which we have already published The address
then proceeds
On motion, sIessrs. Barclay and Pearson were
snooiuted Committee TO wat on the House O
Peoresen,.,lves and announce that the Sena'e
was now organized. and ready 20 proceed with bu-
s,,ess At this time Mr.. Brown. Of tine county
of pbi,adelphia, not a member Of the Senaie.ro'e
and attempted 10 address the Senate, and on re
mo informed that he could not be Permi'.eo u
nrocee5. the mob in the galleries and iooo,es corr
menced making iniimidatinc noses ana 'aien' q,
-, ont. Brown! Brown. hear him'-rc.-or-
- Sour resolu,ion-we viii have our lights,
&c. &c.
Am;ds. tIi. ,unuIt, Nj Rogers, .senator from
PIE co,c.v rose and moved that SIR Broaus
a--,,,,ed 10 address the Senate, which. being Sc
Coded BIZ Mr. Ewing, Senator from Washing
80, c,nn,v. who was prompted By fear OF pes
so..I violence TO the Speaker and threats u
s,rexoJ.hed from the NIB then pressing within The
IA, Of the Senate, was agreed TO- Dir. Bso~lS
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-22

%Frou the nexsoapers. l that Law vas passed du-
-- the las. wia,s the veto Of the fesi
dent, which provided land once should Be openso
some time in the spring Of ls3.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-30
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Ruiiand. Oct -, 1888. 10
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fat-Hu iuftUrrc ttuftt Esnna w. t-ae Nr's'ft
U'a.ts, atl t,ftu. stavIs 600 sd Eis.t.rs. ~strh
SCI E.ra i.t~s itp- a-a l.s.ftA uaiafss Tsir in.
o. Ns.t.t t..et FaVrr. t.rfs 3D. bfs TO- atu ttire
Natls iIreH tauahic ed loc lass F.rse' lte 40,
haft tt Ad ts ittau travsts, tisfs letct att Geo
tsusHs 1a'rs. tugt raiits hta"e bisp@i. iiofse
Bisftefs. Esu.arit. 81
.su ,ds rssur 20 - Dro~s sn1 RsaoA % ~ p ne.
Usl td. Irstf.H ~Hr.se sea r'far coitou Cberks,
lIHnss tts b. su no. oH.t.a tats ,,ftun Natr hfovu
NtssNHr aHf ..tHF go dez b.ast ard N'Iir Ns'trnF
WItit-ri t's..-., Nva.H Hthsp ttst S1rsHfit 'aul.
Dftt lI.l1 ~vfs a.t Nuii MasnHt tHuHrr buuF cor-
6st ~Atts ~ t.I ttt ant ,ouf,d Siu t'tHH .fHl.
tore raf r4rpr bladrr Iap~s a -i tHtf. bntf ~tfa"
std l'rt-fa innast ~taets teo'rd srd p'aa BOB 90
iscet i.frgs. $50 yards ihfoad GHHp ard c"iiot her
rcs irta lsen ~sceuus blue Dnngs best Dniicd eyes
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uoulled with ,ioleni Iain IN ny stomach. hch wee
tel NV strenE ~ reduced 80 low that ~ HE ws'
arfpat cd ri, th,Acans could render essential
service apl wss giving away 10 despair. when wns
ptrus3ti with much uctAnce 70 Try ihe rfCc ot II
Dovus bal5am'e Lsr and % - with pleasure, gtati.
iu'c suI cciDlence that state that my frn be-
Does ihsi it sawed my Nic sud ,iucc have ttsen io
uso 81 hsve hceB gradually Improving. so that can
l4ior, sna becv, shat u follow At up wil t,cntu-
ely fr.iote me Co. my infmrr health. therefore e.
ier,n coy d4ts make this public ackuowlcJ- mrni
loi The benefit ola suffering con niuuuy.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
Fey6el, jane ~. 1891. ~
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silks.

Blue bl,ck Gro Ssss black aud blue hllck Pout Sole
brown aud fancy cold do both hatd and plain BLACK Sn
chau Tor clnsssl brown and faNn colud Popn great
variety 81 Moaeue De Lanes At various prices from seven.
y6ye cents 10 eighty eight Ta'icrnF. tsutd and
sipd thirty pieces Mofenos al coors qualities and
prices scarlet brown royal purple and bsok Nctoras &c
pnoes from lhifiys, cents 10 two dollars English and
French snclc zad double width PLAIN and embossed Gam
b'csi Cacos any quantity any Price from ten cents To
thirty sra great variety Of patterns American aud Lon.
don great Vacty Of shavls, Rob Ross so seven ard
eight quarters square also Verona and Wooi Plaid aud
fgurJ IN the PLAID Ufocbe various sScs, Ihbc, Wool and
CAeseilie Lusife a atttoc for cosksl and SIN Cam.
blet elegant Be RhbonS, sumc cmbodcftdl also Bon
aud Cap do Galoon ahd silk Natds black and
white blond Lace blond odgngs, thread bobnc and cam
bro do abd nsefiagx homschrd and plain bordcrcd Inca
CAmbo hdki large assortment Of gloves and hoscry
French ND slips and gatef boots and lnda Rubber
oyershoes and lined with uri large assert
Of fancy hdA brochss. and sewing SIX Whit ycl-
low, and rel FLANNEL twid blegclcd and uube,cd
.beclng and stftHgs; Clam 'pp" thread, skru DO and
tFetch waking GOTTEN, black and white wclng cord Sc
And fof tho rcticmen they can BE- accommodated with
good assortment Of black, blue black brown olive green,
adelaide and cadet mixed
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Hardware.

Among which NAV be found KNIVES and forks, onr7efs
and sres desert, pen and pocket knives percussion
capt. Wlnd.or soap snOd boxes feb hooks and lnes
chest dfsw TIL cupboard truuk and pad locks James
screws, butts cut aud wrought lacks carpet ham
Iners an assortment e skates bed rope non and
Scotch braces hid~ whips clothes hnes hand back
hey hols. cut and snS mi. sa~s plate, slcke, aud
lgnumvhs castors table butts broad and narrow
coach lace gimp lacks hait cloth black tu'is and
soia tassels green blind cord candle stcks lamps
leSs hzfps, avis, INK s,auds aud ---bHt ! wt,i o.
nu1srate no more II Won have read this through you
must De fsugued. Al 81 these articles and many more
may be found ipf sale al the Nev Cheap Cash Sturr
Produce C! al kinds received IA plymeui i1f Good
BY JOHN STRONG.
Radand, Oct H. l-3s %