Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-24
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) Ir THE VIpDERs we fad the follow
ing story IN the Boston Post, bu, won't endorse
It's truth:
"Qlite, mistake lately took place in . love
affair at ihe north 4 couple Of Young fools A..
greed To elope together, and By some mistake in
the preliminary arrangements. the ale Low er pua
ms LADDER up 10 The window next 10 that 10 which
ms sweetheart slept, which proved be that in
winch her ANXIOUS mamma, handsome widow
reposed. She turned The mistake 10 her own ad.
vantage got into his arms, returned his Affects
ate embraces, was borne by hun 10 the carriage
ana by preserving becoming silence until day.
light, kept hun blind 10 his error, and then by the
poent power of her blandshments ac,na IIv charm.
ed hun into mairimony with herself"
From the n \. Courier aud Enquirer, September g.
WING \ MINATIoNs AT SYRACUSE The Con-
vention closed It's labors in the utmost harmony.
after having nominated Luther Bradish and
Gabriel Furman, of Kings county. as candidate.
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of tho
State of New York. The correspondent of The
American CuiZen SAYS:
"Mr. Collier II WAS thought by his f,iends-
might DO more servlceabie to the interests a..
socla,ed with his name in another pr si,ion.-
Has friends and his heart are truly with rs Al
they would have been, bad he accepted tho nom
nation which the people at The and south
destined hm 10 take"
The Loco Foco Convention nominated Mr..
Rouck for Governor and Mr.. ID S. Dickerson for
Lieutenant Governor, The Ia ter gentleman had
previously declined, but we not informed a,
to his Z" sober second thoughts"
Where are Mey.-The number " no have lived
upon the earth has been estima ed at abou, o7~
100000. 900 900. This sum when divided
bS - SEQ, 900. thu number OF square miles Of
land, gives 3l4 522 Csc 10 a squire rod and five
10 a square foot! Suppose square rod be- capa-
BILE of being divided into twelve graves, each
grave would contain an bundled persons SO thar
The whole earth has been 100 times dug over 10
bury its inhabitants, suppos,ng they had been
equally distributed We're the bodies laid upon
the surface ihey would the Ia nd 10 the depth
Of 100 feet-fN Y. Plebean.
Gen Jackson's opinion Of John Iyler The
Louisville Journal as a set oil to the f,lsoma
adua,inn bestowed upon Gen. Jackson by Mr.
Fyler's Madisoniau, tells the following story:
"A few days ago, a lady, during a short call At
the Hermitage, took occasion TO ask tho General.
IN the presence Of Gen. Armstrong, "What cir.
do you think of Mr. Tyler?" "Oh, he is nothing,
madam said the old veteran; .he has no party,
and suppose the people are right he is . MISC
rable creature, miserable creatures"
A Solemn day in Syracuse.-On Saturday week
the citizens of Syracuse, n. w. had a funeral pro-
cession. II was the anniversary Of the punpow-
der explosion IN that place, By which twenty five
citizens were killed.
A Mr.. Ames, Of Cabhotvlle, Mass, who has a
largo contract with Government for supplying
swords has been notified that half of the mum
Der only contracted for, will be required.
A grand salute fired the Troy Iron works.
A, Troy \. Y, on Saturday last, ia satisfaction
Of the passage of the tariff till, and the return of
many aboring nen to their employment.
II is stated in the Boston Post Of FRIDAY that
gentleman of that city had already realized
$50 COO by the passage of The tariff bill
We suppose thu, the Wings will acknowledge
that they made the bankrupt law.-HiH
Ye, If tho LpcDfocos will acknowledge that
hey made the Observation-Disclosures
Tennessee.--The Governor Of Teunessee has
convened an extra session Of The legislature, 10
meet The third day Of October next. Tho
apportonment Of the State into Congressional
districts, will be Of the things requiring tho
action Of the Legislature.
The Loco Focos Of Massachusetts, have nom>
mated as usual, Marcus Morton - their eandi>
date for Governor, end Henry Chi!ds for Lieut..
Governor.
The B,p,ist meeting house in Beaufort, 9. C.
bull, Of Tabby, Of cement, gave way and
ihe whole building fell TO the earth. Tho acct
dent occurred j IS, after large congregation had
left the Church.
pray. Miss c., (sa,d a gentleman the other
EVENING" WHY is it that the ladies fond Of
oHcers2' allow stupid, frepled Miss c. 10 il
not perfectly natural nd proper rha lady should
like good offer sir?"-Boston Post.
Tba cf h.
Boundary Line. 1t appears tina, tho u. States
give up but little territory, and gain important
advantages.
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