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Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

CINCINNATI GAZETTE.-The stranger who now
preside. editorial department of the Gazette, al
l4des significantly fac. paper 10 him
vntosg, without the Of printer, publisher or
editor, found therein. IL be wondered AZ
strange and ignorant Pot should occasionally
afouI Of and 6reater; and the green
horn Of Gazette for knowing the Of the 9n-
Ter, publisher and editor Of the Palladium, from the fact
that unacq ,anteI with the coast, and is vain TO
suppose that ho carry his ship The broad Of pol
c. regardless of rights those who aid in sustaining
him The Gazette heretofore had large circulation
in Indiana, whilst conducted b. former editors had
an eryiabs 1t then organ Of brokers
and us1rer-ts marks foul fingers of bribery
coli umns, and its influence never
loaned break down the credit of the Institutions of SIS
State when institutions known be far safer
and better than many State Of Ohio; but dforHG-
tor. Gazette, and is editor 1--WE believe
Yaaghan) is fast acquiring character of the
extreme opposite o of his predecessor
Bot object say hard things Of the Gazette
tor in the general commend MS We dee
med that he acted dishonoaoy ia his towards the
Scrip s.ncl dy State Of Inana and denounced
Whilst the citizens of Indiana had LOST than one
hundred thousand dollars by the banks OF Ohio, and by
banks, paper quoted hy editor Of the
Gazette, long time par, unju-t Join with
brokers specuatng crusade agans, good currency of
State So far the editor Of the Gazette cula
ble-fIrther, we have nothing 10 say.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26
IIOTCIE pOTCIs.

The population of Paris agreeabIy 10 n census
just taken, is 100 ,729, and that OF Lyons about
100000. The Legislature Of Mary land, at its
late session, passed nearly emo hundred cases of
divorce. PcnEsy lvania owes 81 .i0o,1lO TO con-
tractors and laborers their public works. The
Ohio Legislature, recently in session, repealed
the law by which towns and cities were author
ized to liceusc drinking shops. II is said that
there but fifteen distiIlerics in Pennsylvania
at the presen, time, althougha few years since
there were fifteen hundred. In Washington coun-
ty, Vermont, there are precisely many males
females-ll.753 of each. The Penn Town
ship Bank in Philadelphia, has closed its doors
Editors getting up in the world, says the
Bal ltimore Clipper, and instances the fact Of an
editor in Mar, rnd having been appointed 10 the
highly respon iblc office of wood cordcr Tha,
may be considered getting up in the world in
Mary land; bat 10 tho Yves, ali editors are more
or less wood-choPPers and wood -corders, bat
have u more striking instance than that mention
ed by the CliPPor-Joe Smith, the assumed vice
gerent Of Deity has become editor of the Tunes s.
Seasons. The Legislature Of Mississippi i, is
said, has determined to establish printing office
in The penIteniary Of tha! State, for The purpose
a further vidence of the "march of mind" as the
object of that wise body of men is evidently to
reform the consicts by making them printers
They have doubtless dismissed the chaplain, be.
Ieving the potency Of the "mysiic art" to be
more salutary than that Of the clergy. The SEN
ate has confirmed the nomination OF John l.. Ora
ham, Postmaster in the city Of New York 1t is
seid tha, the balance due from Swertwou, 10 the
government is $500, 900 instead of a million OF
this Mr.. S, says he can isfactorlly show tina,
$3.50 600 Is iIstly due from an individual now
living in sPiendor in the city Of New York. Al
mon II. Read Qoco) has been elected to Congress
from the Susquehanna district, in Pennsylvan
in The place of Davis Dimock, deceased. The
Armistad prisoners who ted such stir in the
Union sometime since, have arrived at Sierra Le-
one. \ Mrs. Ira Andre recently committed SUI
eide in Washington county, Penn, bv hanging
herself IN the room where her husband sleep
ing a, the time. When he awoke, he found her
suspended by the neck and dead. The Pacha Of
Egypt offers to literally patronze such young
physicians Of good abilities may take up their
residence IN his dominions. \ subscription of
5000 has already been made in New York, for the
erection of monument over the remains of Nc
donald Clarke, the Mad Poet The Emperor
os Russia ordered rifle 10 be made for him at
one OF the Rochester, New York gun establish
ments. The rifle has been finished and forwarded
TIE stock was black walnut mounted with GOLD
and cost 500. Wisconsin has repudia,ed some
bonds issued to aid the Milwaukee aud Rock Rlv-
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26
iIGIST ELECTION.

nAy-We are requested to announce SOLOMON
MEREDITH Of Cambridge City, candidate
for Sheriff Of Wayne County.
Crt-We are requested to announce SAMUEL
DElONG as a candidate for Sheriff at the next
AUGUST election.
GIVE are authorized to announce DAVID
DENWiDDlE, "a candidate for Sheriff
GIVE are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
WIDuP, as Il candidate for Sheriff.
GIVE are authorized to announce DAVID
MOORE, a candidate for Sheriff.
nA5-We ire authorised TO announce LEVI 2.
ROTHEMEL, as candIdate for Sheriff.
GNy-We are authorized TO announce JESSE
MEEK as a candidate for Sheriff.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26
Canal Meeting at Fairfield.

We are requested to say that there will he an
adjourned Canal Meeting in Fairfield on Satur-
day the 2nd dav of April next, All persons in
terested IN the prosecution of tho East Fork Ca
nal requested TO attend.
0.3-We are indebt ted TO O. H. Smith for pam.
phlet copy ofhiS speech the Resolutions Of Mr..
Clay, which will publish IN u few weeks
We also under obligations TO A. Kennedy for
several interesting documents.
Shade Trecs.-Now is the season of the year
10 beautIiy streets by transplantng trees
Everv householder who has not already trees be-
fore his door should plant some Immediately. L,
requires but a few minutes labor and willis, the
forest near, there no difficulty in procuring
trees. II has been proposed by of cur good
citizens to plant trees IN The public squire.
We propose that day be set apart for that pur-
pose, and that on the proposed day general turn
out be made by certain class of gentlemen in
this city, of which number we claim TO be mos /
worthy member, and have the public square or
namented Persons who are willing TO devote
one day to this purpose invited 10 leave their
names with and we will take some pains tc car
ry the proposition into effect.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

CINCINNArI. March 2lst 1912.
We have but li,tle alteration in the produce
market, last. The demand for articles of
provisions Is exceedingly limited and Gales only be eff
ectei in small parcels and reduced prices hear of
Barrel for several days, and
downward tendency the market, atirib
utaba late discoagng advices from New Orleans -
We quote Mess ,5Oa675; Clear, s. 75a6; Prime, s.
thin the last week there has been little demand tor
Bacon and sales have been made &c. for sides and 1c
for shoulderspat cash and part time We hear of sale
o: Lard, also advised of another sale Of some
800 kegs fair quality 4c. of the Lard how.
ever, in the market held at a5c The receipts of Flour
few days. been light, and prices in
quence advanced shade:-Ciy Mills, small lots
si.75o4,77: Canal and Wagon, f62a575 Whskey, dull
a l33aI34c.
Since the grand resumption day, of the of the
specie paying Banks been Withdrawn from circulation,
and the present. the of the Stale Bank OF Indiana
the largest share Of the circulating medium. Our
Banks scarcely receiving paying any thing else.
Scrip, 4Ja45 {. discount. Yours, &c.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26
ID. Z. HoLLoWAY, City Clerk.

An Ordinance prevent tha extension OF Hydrophoba, by
prohibiting Dog from running large in the city OF
Richmond:
Whereas, it has been represented to the Common Coun
Gil, several Of Iiydrophobia have recently
red within the Of Richmond and its vicinity: and
whereas, il is the dry OF the municipal authorities take
the prompt and the cit
from drefn aud fatal disorder; therefore,
Section Be II ora4i,tcidg tie Con0ion CotcI u The
CITY y Rn'oHd, That for and during the term of thirty
days cnsln. after the passage OF this ordinance, II
shall be the duty of person, residing IL the city of
Richmond. owning harhons animal Of the dog kind,
conne the same, 10y good and sufficient MEANS to tho
house, clubhouse, yard, of the promises where such per-
may reside; pevent any such animal from
ming large, and from. biting being bitten by other ami
mals and every person who shall neglect refuse
ply with !ha PROVISIONS .! tins section, shi on convection
tharrnf beiro the Mayor forfeit aud less
than haa iwenty doars, with Of prose-
cuti0n.
>ecsioa ; Bit further oriainod Tba, IT, within tho
period Of thirty da ensuing, any anmn of the dog
kind shall he !ounI running At large within tae city of Rich
mond. aforesaid, II shall be the dny OF the Marshal
cause the same 10 tie forthwith killed unless said dog
dogs shall belong person living without the limits OF
the city, and accom- panyng hs c;nnd the more
pccy carry into effect the provisions of this ordinance,
the Marshall hereby authorised and required call
his aid, and employ additional
destroying and removing said anunals the be
effected. tar practicabe without the Of fire
and person Who shall obtruct resist tie Marshal,
person employed by him. acting under the
hory Of th ordinance, shall be deemed guilty misde
meanor, and conviction thereof before the Mayor, shall
every such offence. fine of hundred
dollars, less than FIVE dollars, with of
Section Be II further ordained That the Mayor of tho
city of Richmond be, aud he is, hereby authorised and
emPoweTea after the expiration of the days
in the this ordinances whenever
shall be convinced that the disease Of hydrophoba is in
danger of becoming prevalent III said city, proc
Rcd effect for any space Of time, he may
aary, a his discretion.
Approved March 10th, 1912
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
d. p HolLoqAY CITY Clerk
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

IMPORTANT FROM SoUTH AMERICA. The Pre-
sidsnt of Peru KILLED. Intelligence has been re-
ceived at New York, via Panama aud Jamaica
informing that Gamarra. the President of Pc
ru. had invaded Bolivia with army of 1000
men. He was met bv General Baivas, when
a battle ensueG in which the invader los, 5000
men in killed, wounded and prisoners, and Ga
mara was shot during the thIckest Of the fight.
The BoIlvians only lost 100 men. 1t was antici-
pated that Santa Cruz would be fully reinstated,
unless the Chilliaus nterferres; and If they did,
was expected that they would share the fate OF
Gamarra-
An ALARMING DEcIsroS-An English paper
savs ,ha, decision has just been gwen IN the
Cour, of Green's Bench, Ireland, which will
carry alarm into many family. All marriages
in Ireland celebrated by PRESBYTERIAN ministers,
where both parties ere not Presby yterians. are
declared invalid. The Presby yterians IN Ulster
amour, to upwards of 0,0O0 and, we under-
stand, nothing was more common than the cele-
braiion of marriages between Presby terans and
the members of other communities, by Presbyte-
rIan ministers.
THE BLooDHorNDs-The New York Express
says,-"We hear that demand has been presen-
ted TO the United States treasury for payment
for the Bioodhounds used iu the Florida The
Department, declined having any thing TO do with
the matter and the claim was referred TO Con-
gress. So it seems the .:aliies" are not paid for.
FROM MExIco-Arriral there of Wr. Ken
dali. A letter IN the y. o. Crescent Civ. dat
ed Mexico, Feb. ID states ha. Mr. Kendall
and The second division of the Santa Fe prison
ers, had Just arrived in that city. The letter
does net give any further particulars.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

"WHo MARRIED Cart. ScnINLEy.n \ bill
hls passed tbs Legislature Of Pcnusy lsania, and
been signed BY tho governor, which places the
propert, Of Miss Crog.n, ,ha youag lady ''Iha,
married Capt. Sthney," out of the hands of that
gentleman, and confirms the title of he whole of
II 10 the father OF Miss Crogan, now the wife Of
the you'htu! caPtala, and places the same, after
his death, in The hands of trustees, who are 10
pay al their discretion enough for her support.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26
PIE CGL ALB
WO0EIEN FACTORY!

VIE sabscrso haviG taken the above named Factory.
belonging Benjamin. Itbbe i. situated Immediately
above Mott's Mill the East fork Of Whisewatet, and
one mile Norih OF Richmond, prepared 10 IL all
tnds OF business his ne AMI from h experience aud
sIpeTor quality OF his machinery he thinks he compete
with any OF his competitors. lie has the machine 10
card ROLLS he had last year: an. from the quality of
the Rolls produced, latiers himself that all
those who their Wool caded last viii
s, ana el taer noshbors where they good Rolls
ne snail be made cu-tomeTs-either trade
mohey-and the work warranted good. All those who wish
their Wool spun nto larn have fair price and
u stNIe
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26
For the Palla Hum .
The Crusaders Return.
ne egroes upon them.

Pm once again in my native land,
| bare my brow its breezes bland,
stand more my dear hills,
And gaze their thousand gushing rlls.
From the cod and cherries world, come
pilgrim TO thee, my childhood's home,
Where dwell my sircs, whose actions bold
Are shadowed forth n the tales of old
As thy walls in the golden glow,
Casting their shade o'er the vale below,
Thou seem'st the forn OF warrior bravo
Watching beside his loved grave.
The rustic bower, where f,ndly Tvs inc
The tendriis ~eel OF the creeping vine;
The brook where the chrysta! flow,
Afe here as they were ten years ago.
No father is to greet now,
To lay his hand on my burning brow,
Aud welcome in tones swecty mild,
To his mountain home his wayward child
No sister comes with her gentle vile,
Her lispng voice, and her sunny smile;
Each feature Of other days trace,
And gaze ia her long los, mothers face.
Her auburn locks, and Madonna brow,
Meath the churchyard mould resting now,
There's not sound that floats OH the gale
Blu, brings 10 my ear the sadd'ning tale,
Ny father fell in the battle field,
Where the Paynim foe taught to yield;
And he, the boast Of our house of pride,
My gentle brother sleeps By his side.
Was il for this ,arnei from :io glance
OF the dark-eyed maid of sunny France,
And came to my own Bavarian home
i stranger amid its halls to Eoam2
They gone, they gone, that youthful banl,
The beauty and pride Of my native land
They gone, they are gone, and alone
Am left to weep DER the altar stone. CLARA.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

Hog and Anti Hog.-Mr. Edltor-Conceiving
editors 10 be Of the kaoring genius, am induced
to oinquire why it is that the hogs are permitted
10 run at large, contrary 10 the Ordinances Of the
city, and the decision of the people a, the late bal
lotting on The subjecil A.
We can inform sasacious friend that We
suppose the Hogs will be taken up as soon as the
newly appointed Marshal, shall enter upon The
duties of his office
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

The ST. Charles Theatre Of New Orleans, was
burned down, together with d number adjacent
buildings on the evening of the 18Th inst. THIS
was by far the most splendid Theatre IN the Unit
ted States, and was bulIt by Mr. Caldwell. 1t Is
said 10 have an insurance Oh il amounting TO
100000
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

Mr.. Edior-I would also inquire why the pro-
ceedings Of The Home League have no, been
found in The columns Of The Palladium. "A.
In reply to our friend A. have unly to say,
that the said proceedings have not been furnished
us. WHY we know not. We should be pleased
10 have ccpy Of them.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26
REMITTANCE BY MAIL.
FROM THE posT MASTER GENERAL.

tt.1 PostataSter may enclose money "a FtlF !" @
P,bL.hlr or vertDapcr, pay he subscription Of a
Drd Derson md ra,d tie letter. tcrtHea by h'msey"
NorK-Some subscribers may not be aware OF the a
hove II viii be seen, that by requesting the
reside frank their letters contain
ing money, he will do upon being 7atshe5
that nothing but what rcfees to the sub
scripton-
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

AN ordinance anenlat5ry ordinance entitled ssan
ordinance, regulating the salaries OF Officers
~ of Richmond" aPpro, ed Feb. ID, ISL.
Sec. | he il ordained 10y the Council
city OF Rchnnnt, aatthe Marshall of She city s,al
allowed the of so per for his services, which
shall be III full for the services required of him
by their otdmanccs not otherwise provided for.
Sec. = pat the assessor, shall be allowed
So for the performance Of his duties SCISSOR, for
each and every year, which shall be in iul
for ices required of him.
See. 3. That nueh the ordinance, which this is
amendment. shall conflict herewith, be, and
the is hereby repealed
Approved March 18th 1912.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

Ruiing passion strong, Sc.-A fellow was a.
wnkened few mornings since by bed fellow
telling hun 10 ''get up-day is brcakins." "Let
II break then, i, don't owe me any thing" was the
sleepy reply.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

Ne,c Hampshire Commemorative locos have
elected Mr.. Hubbard their Governor by
jority of some thing like 5000.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

GIVE are requested 10 say, that tho Rev.
Benjamin +. Foster (UniversalisD will preach
in the Warner Building next Sunday, at 1 o.
clock =. II. and 3 p. NJ.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

Its proposed by the Wings at Washington ci-
ty. TO give Henry Clay public dinner previous
. his departure from the federal city.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26
E4Es EsssN STABLE.

ME subscriber has for hire several good saddle horses
4 -bI-gjes and vel broke horses. Ills VII! be
ted 70 times. LEWIS BJ Rk.
RicAnoal, March lGth, 1912. llf
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26
April Election.

n~5-Wo requested TO announce JOSEPH BAKER,
a. candidate for Constable at the April election.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

AN EXCELLENT INVENTION. The New York
Herald says that Mr.. Colt has J1st made a new
pfoieciile bv which he can. with single steam
er defend the harbar of New York, against a
whole fee, Of British ships and steamers. 1t Is
said he can ignite a destructive she'll under wa
ter. al the distance Of miles 10 few seconds
The principle Is founded on that Of the electric
fiuij.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26
stone Cutting and Masonry.

IE subscriber offers his services TO the public in tho
\ line of his business. lie will pu, up walls
he u tended and boarded AT % perch, and
in tend anl board himself he Will charge 31t
per perch. lie will in good md workman
proportionaiy low prices, and will furnish
plain grave and tomb stones equally low.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond. March 18th, lS42. 1i-tf
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

STRANGE CeNFEssIoN.-Another extraordinary
death bed confession has been made concerning
the fate of Mrs Aston. Col Barr's daughter
She Jeff Charleston for New York some 30 years
ago in a brig, which was never heard from. A
diving sailor in Maine years after confessed that
he was one of the crew, who murdered The pas
sencer5 for their money. Another sailor subse-
quentlv died in Mobile and made snnr con-
fession. The New Orleans papers Of he , new
repor, third confession, that Of sailor who re-
Gently died in Texas. TINS man died in great
distress Of mind. He said Mrs. Aston was the
last one put overheard. Her image, he sad was
always before him. and he could not die with
GU, confesslng the horrd deed. The closing scene
OF his life was horrible in the extreme. He raw
ed with madness exciaIrning 'There!-there she
is now.-I see her standing before mei-away.
away.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26
IMPORTANT JInIGIlL BECIN0N.

The Tnielllreuccr gives tho result Of the case
of Edward PrIgg, IS. the State Of Peunsy IvanIa,
! lst decided IN he Supreme Court OF the United
States. No more important decision has been
made for some inc, and we regret that the decIs
ION is not given at length The facts Of the case
are thus stated by the National IntcIllgcnccr.
"Cnnsldcrlnp the decision not only important
Ia itself. but fully bearing us ont IN recommend
ing an appeal to the law by individuals whose
cases particular States have of late taken into
their own hands, we proceed briefly to state the
case above referred 10 understand 1t.
''At the Court Of Over and Termncr for York
county, Pennsy yIvania, April term, 1893, Edward
Pngg, (wth others) was Indicted under statute
of Pennsylv ania OF the year 1876. for aPprehrn-
ding and carrying the State Of Mary land
gro woman, claimed as slave, with the intention
10 hold or tc sell said person slave for life,
which, by that statute, Is made a felony, punish
able by a fine Of not less than five hundred
more than a thousand dollars, md moreover by
imprisonment at hard labor for not less than
ven nor more than twenty one years. the same
statute aoouuds in penal enacments for corFca>
tive offences.
Upon this Indictment Pfcg tried, and
special verdict returned BY the iiry, finding the
fao,s that the person uPprehended had come into
Pennsylvania some time IN ls32; that at that
time and long before, she had been a slave for
life under the laws Of NarylandsGo citizen Of
that State, that Prog was duly and legally CON
situted the agen; Of SAID citizen to apprehend
the abscondng slave, and did apprehend and car
~ her back into MARYLAND to her owner-and
prayina the direction Of the Court as 10 the Ia
Of the case. Upon this verdict, pro forna
Judgment was gwen for the Commonwealth j.
ganst Pricg, and the case being carried up to the
Supreme Court Of the State Of Pennsy ylyania. the
Judgment of The Court below was there affirmed. ,
"An a ppeul to the Supreme Court of The Uni-
ted States was taken by Jonathan Meredith and
John Nelson, Esquires, Commissioners and Coun-
sellors Of the State of Maryland
..The Judgment Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States Is, that the act # the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania upon which this case Is
founded IS repuGnant to the Constitution cf tie
United States, and therefore, roid.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-08

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The Union Agricullurist
AND WESTERN PRAIRIE FAREER.
Published at Chicago, Monthly, by the Union Ag-
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Agricultural Society and of other Western Socie-
ties.
VOLUME SECOND, 1912.
The matter is prepared expressly for the Western
Farmer; one half to three fourths Of t being original.
and the remainder being selected from thirtv-three
Agriculture papers, (every one in the United States
that is known to u.s. and a great variety of other ex-
change publications and scientific works. In the fret
volume we published 100 communication from
practical farmers all over the West and it is expect
ed this year. the paper being more extensively known,
that we shall be able to give many more.
The second volume is commenced with f,uehre
pages, and contains more matter than other aericul.
turai paper in the Us. It is expected the subscrip-
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manner; the object OF the Society being not to make
money, but to furnish Western farmers with a paper
adapted to their wants at the least cost at which It
can be published. But should the expenses Of pub
lication not be betrayed, the number Of pages will be
reduced to eight, though when subscriptions will war
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