Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-08

oS"s 'SSSisiuS tneiT decision Tor 0nOthep -
SION. szsasas -. -
The high responsibility Of the par,;e. -.
extraordinary character OF the alleged sm-.s
divorce, rendered she trial inieusly lo,e,.-
and created here and elsew here an unu...l y
gree Of excitement.
The Court, IN their rcce Mt session Al r..
decided the case against the petitioner. 49,
missed the bill '.wi,hout prejudice. Thu, ~.
Grating Mrs. Storer Of the charges alleged 4, q
husband against her, and refusing 10 rnas a
divorce
This decision is in entire conformity !. :.
Tic opinion here. and will doubtless eivs -
general satisfaction. We have no, yet ms, ! =
gle man, who heard all the evidence Inn,
perfectly satisfied to the entire innocenes oSus
Siorer. ~
we give publicity TO this decision At III. :.
quest OF tho injured party. and il is bu, iu., ~.
It should have n wide dissemination,
Mr. Storcr has doubtless been deceived .nd i.
posed upon by mischievoas gossips-fCncnn.,;
Wing. ->@'a'"
NEWSPAPER PRorrrrs.-Gcneral Duff Cir.
late 1t the Y. S. Telegraph, has published
statement OF the amount due TO him from De-.
quens subscribers in the States and Tcrr;.s,n
/ OF the Cn'on. The sum total is City five tn.
and SIX hundred dollars, Of which two ,hosu..,
and eighty-seven dollars are duo from thu s.
OF New York! This is enormous amoass y
arrearagcs, but the fact is. il is only 10 h !.
Ipected from the manner in which tho buas,,
OF printing newspapers is carried on in this c.
try. The system Of unlimited credit in ali H..
tions, TO subscribers, leaving il in reality al.
entirely to their integrity. and sense Of ;us,o.
whether any thing is paid, is to he an -
with heavy aud unavoidable loss. The r~y.
tors of newspaper establishments out Of AZ In.
t.,ft III sha.r
the custom of exacting payment in advance h.
come generally and rlgidiy enforced. -
Wholesome Drink for Warn Weasker.-TA
n two gallon stone jag and fill il with cold ~ase
Pat into this water quart Of oaf meal aud shah
it we'll. In haltnn hour it will f,rnish pleassst
nutrcious, and excellent hcvernge. We knout
farmer who cuts ordinarily one-hnndred iuss d
hay--this is the only drink in tho field fss hua.
self and hands.-[N, +. Farmer. - ,ss
Ho,c arc the Mighty Fallen!-'The Pses,l,ul
has been some time nj the White Sulphur Srug
, | and the veteran Richie Of the K,ch,noad EaSl
rer, has been compelled 10 descend from he \
estate, AMI peddle out To his readers such nasu
AS the following: IIe 10 to DC con,nssnI
| ed .-.s 40.
= "The President breakfasts. dimes. aud sun !
' the public table, and acis III all respects esi l
:, had no station, visiting the ladies' end eennael
: | md dining in all the amuscmen,s Of tho pI.c
!, like ANY other private gentleman
=. the President els .lown n, aud stands up, n
y walks about. Sometimes he put hrs hanake,c
; 10 his face, and sometimes he doesn't. Wteaas
- people saw this, they were very s,aeh surpfsf
and expressed their satisfaction ut il. ia u,
: last W ednesday To Lewisburg, with Mr.. Pussx.
" where he was called upon b, large numlwi
:. citizens. who expressed themselves mighty sas
= fled with the interview, being exceedingly ~
- pleased with mis- amahie depor;meni, bsnl II
- courteous manners. A. he passed Through ~
= every body looked uf him-lhe women, ssd u
- children, and the negroes. and all were kkSss1
with his manners, and said 10 iIlcmse l.a sah sse
:, accord, that he is the MAN to lie president