Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04


;, inc afternoon, (says the Clarion,) he separated
from his associates in pursuit Of game, and ha:
e not been heard of since, more than weeks
Q No alarm: felt his absence at first, he
! had intImated his intention to lodge in different
! place from that Of the nigh, before. Large par
ties have been in search for him several days
~ithOu, hearing any thing Of him. On the 18Th
No. esnber go Mormons reached ST. Louis from
ENGLAND They were their way to Nauvoo,
the CITY of tho Latter Day Saints. The Yves
tern Reserve Chroo 'clc, states that on the 18th
inst. exceeding 1000 Msrino sheep were driven
through Warren on their way TO Illinois, from
Massachusetts. The ST. Louis papers state that
their sugar refinery is doing good business, ana
that large amount of orders have been received
at it, from Cincinnati and Louisville. Henry W.
Dwight long distinguished member OF Con
gress from Massachusetts, and for years a VIC
tim OF intcmperance, has taken the pledge, be-
come a man, and is now engaged lecturing
in the good cause. Mr.. Clay, the Lexington In
ielligencer Of the Odd. assures US is restored TO
health, and will leave Ashland for Washington IN
a few day-. Tho rumor, tba, he only waits The
meeting Of the Legislature, to tender his resig
nation is unfounded. The Richmond papers con
tain correspondence in which the Hon. Mr..
Bolts and Mr. Richard Adams figure conspicu-
ousy. 1t out of the celebrated "Cof-
fee House letter" I, will be remembered that
Mr.. b. charged Mr. a. with purIoning it. For
this he was called 10 account, when he agreed 10
substitute the expression, "taken not only with
out, but against leave" This would suit
Mr.. Adams, I'D he demanded the usual "sasfac-
ton" Mr. Bolts had the good to decline
fighting duel, not being altogether willing TO
die just yet awhile. Mr.. Adams Publishes the
correspn odence, and wishes the public TO decide
who Their he has not 'sheaded" him. The Hon. j.
u Adams mas informed the editor OF the Quincy
Patriot that he does not entertain the design
which the newspapers have attributed TO him, OF
retiring from public life al the end OF his present
Congressional term. He says 'he shall be ready
to his constituents, as their representative
to Congress. SO long they may require his ser.
vices, aud his health permits him TO discharge
the duties of the office" The Prince dc Jonve
sailed Sunday last for France Gen. Felix
Houston, of Texas has given up fighting for go-
ry in the new republic, aud has settled in New
Orleans for the purpose of practising law. The
exact result in the recent election 10 Massachu-
sells cor Governor, is follows: Davis, Wing,
,5917. Morton. loco, 81 .3ol, Abolition 3,697
\ mandatory OF /
ID a, Alton, Illinois Absence, Of mud-A gIri f,
,ncc blew her lover out of doors, and tnsn S'Sseo
he candle Col. Monroe Edwards has comrnen- :
ed suit against the officers who arrested him. for
ssault and battery, false imprisonment &c. \ -
'a full Of lye, with piece of copperas half
zig as hens egg boiled in il, will produce fine p
ankeen color which will not wash out. On e
Ionday next, the Legislature of this state con- "
enes-in the House, Bill Brown, Esq. who has :
enough in him to make the of |,
disabling appa ratus, will be the regnne spirit; Il
nd on the same day Congress assemblies, in The OF
Iousc of which suppose Andy Kennedy viii =
c the clown:
''When first world made
Some hides and hoofs left. or
And thrown into a KENNEL "
To use them up il was essayed, 80
W hen To- of brain and soul beret, /.
A beast came forth, y'cIept \. Kennedy ef
speculation is afloat TO what will A
the complexion of the message of the Pres- ar
ent. 1t will most probably be essay, well sc
ritten doubt about those essential and alt .
nportan, principles of government-John Tyler's 81
,nscience aud consistency. Editors are a stand "
O mark for the wit of nunbskuls; but in the la
blowing lines, some rite cute fellow has given w w
e physicians wipe: -
..Bv one physician might your work be done, ~
But ike a double-barreIed gun
From discharge sometimes a bird has flown,
A second barrel always brings them down. pc
gentleman in the state of louisiana has gone on
be
has this year packed and sold $50 barrels, and ,e
lculates on producing 500 next year The pay CT,
the members of the legislature of Georgia is III
1 per day for the first thirty DAYS, and s. for 20
ch succeeding day they may remain in session.
wv S'''''a' 'e'o''' ~ '"e tn
re VI 'hs state n lecturer In Nashville In de- ex
ing his position in politics, says he is a Dem ia
ratio, Wing. Federal, Republican, Conservative. ~
Orthodoxy C,o,s,;,,,,;or,l ,; ;. tet
=, Low
ia' man 80 = " '' f'"' vi "hiskev- So