Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
THE KAOP.


T,h;s i, , very remarkable variety of antelope
T, "a about the size of galloway; OF :, prov"
c,lor with dark streaks over the b'dy. Inc WIN
or, rise higher than those oi any NURSE 80
The shane OF the neck and body IS s"he y
e,;ne 7, has a long black name above ana pc
- ~. mock and a switch tail OF the same nue.
~ bnrns are like those of the h'itf 40, but n'"ch
s,,,er and lie acrnss the top oil Inc i"rcheao'
,hcn curve ontwards and upwards.
NJ X ~, ia not found in this district IN NERDS;
,bav o,e nf.enes, found singlv, or at most Two OF
No.. together. II is a bold and res'lue AMIN IT,
and it ~ very dtnSeIn'S WIN
nc name Of IN ,sier"
We anxious To know how the B'schnlns
m,naged to kill the Knop, and re'"i rR'"e Two
i,oh, frames covered with ostrich feathers, gray
81 black on IL tree, asked them, through my
ch.sse,r u.nri,-k what they we're Inc sch
,s s,;d ..wi,h these We disguise ourselves as
osirIchcs, ana I'M" Se' heA' 49, - I -
with arrows a.,
,rescn, nf tobacco Induced oschnan 10
a,s,,ise himself He placed one at the feather
E, mes on his shoulders, nni secured IL hh',"' M
| ,eck. then tax no from hish the ne 40 ana "ech
! If an ostrich, through "hi.t s,' W. "
| he went o,t a little fr III the h ats win 90"
,,d ,,r,w in his left h md, and pretended To ap-
/ ,r,,rh 3, Kaor he pecked at le tops Of the hnsh-
! Ga IN the manner of an ostrich, and occasi,h''s
rhh.d the head against the fal,e body, as the "s-
,rirh ever and anon does To ge RID oil mes "a
a little distance and side ways. the genef" mp
/ ,.,,,occ of the 3 schman was like that of "'hc
80, h;rI., though "A front view betrayed the
yb IL, ,f The hum,n body. Approaching s"f1l-
c;e,,Iy ue,r the ,op, wh'ch of coar'e mas nom
mo To- dread from ITS feathercd companion ot 'he
mains the B ,schman slips the ostrich neaa DC
tween hi. neck and the frame, and ca 'tinu-iV Va
I'm, aim. discharges his arrow at the deceived
kaoP. IS =,
was much amused with this manner OF ap
,,o,cb;r. game. and | con,ras,ed II with tint
iaurbable way the Persiaus have OF set"ng hea
pa,rdyc. and qnais, with a second pair OF 'r"'
sers rising from the shoulders, so I" m ke s'rans
6rure with four legs q PAIR Ut wh'cn are CARR
in the ar) and thus contonndine me "','S ~,' :.
noveltv Here the game were dei'iaeo py IN
,o,,o,cb of an object which was familiar I" 'he'
RI, the Boschmans sometimes suffer wheh 'hu
discussed One approached an ostrich WIN
feather frame and wounded II, when inc o'fo e,
=, The discussed Boschman. and with his 'erriol
,oe-uail ripped him open from the breast oo"'
} ward. and killed him upon the spot.
} THE origin of combining jurors from meat an
d,ink-'rhe Gothic nations were famous III %
in Europe, for the quantities OF f"od ana urn
: Which thew consumed. The ancient German
: and their Saxon descendants IN England we
, remarkable for their hearty meals usnti"'
and drunkenness were so very common, INA. ''i'
!, vice. were no, thought disgracefal; and Iac't
renresen,s The former as capable OF being as ea'
! II overcome by strong drink a. by arms II ter
!. nerance was so general and habiual, that no OF
e was though, to be fit for serious business alt
r dinner: and under this persuasion i, was enact
e in the la VS., that Judges should hear and detefm
: causes fasting. and rot after dinner. An Itaii
author, in his Antiquities" plainly argues tn
this regulation framed for the purpose oil
voiding the unso"nd DEGREES consequent upon
a ,oxicaiion; and Dr.. Gilbert Stuart very pat'e'
e " and ingeniously observes. in his "His''rI.
:. Dssc -ta,ion concerning the Antiquity OF the
fish CONSTITUTIONAL tha, from the propensity oil !
:. older britain. to indulge excessively IN eaii
q and drinking has proceeded the restriction up
n Jurors and j'rvmen. to refrain from meal ("
drink, and to be even held IN custody, until In
had agreed upon their verdict.
x Fourteen individuals connected with the !
70 ploring Expedition. have returned IN eonsequef
). Of Ill health and other causeG