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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-01
ST A E A FAIR S.
From the Indiana State Journal.

From the Indiana STATE journal
TO THE PEOPLE OF INDIANA.
The Locofoco Party and tho system OF Internal
Improvements in Indiana.---The connection
of that Party with the system.--lts Estimated
Cost.--rhe Passage of the Bill by Locofoco
with full knowledge of its Cost..-
whitcomb's course.--Ciassifcation.
NO. II.
Having shown conclusively, in our former num-
Der upon his subject, the Locofoco snceptio" OF
tho ey stem Of Iusrruui improvements I.dsaaa,
We proceed now to redeem our pledge to prove the
fact that present System passed by tho
votes Of that party, led by JAMES WHITCOMB,
their present Candidate for Governor and that il
has been fastened upon tho People, by the aid Of
that Party, WITH A FULL KNOWLEDGE OF
IT'S COST
And first shall speak Of the ESTIMATED
COST Of the System of Internal Improv emenss,
as officially furnished to those who passed the Bill,
by The Engineers in the employ Of tho State.
We do this the more especially to correct tho
UNANIMOUSLY false assertion. universally propagased
by the Locofoco Press throughout the State, that
that Party was led into the support Of the System
by the false estimates Of Engineers miserable
prevarica,ion, by which the politicians Of that
Party hope 10 escape iia consequences
!, has been sought to be infused into the Pob>
lie mind (and perhaps successfully, y that the o.
,ima,ed cos, Of ALL Of our System was but TEN
MILLIONS Of dollars. This 10 false and 10 90
known TO be by every man who voted for the pss-
sage of that Bill. Now for the proof.
The System of Internal improvements was
brought into being at the Session Of 1885,
The bill then passed, pledged the State for tho
construction Of 1900 miles Of public works, which,
by the Reports of the seperal Engineers rho had
charge Of the Surveys and Estimases, sDere THEN
estimated TO cost fraction less than SIXTEEN
MILLIONS of doiars,-NOTI INCLUDING THE
WABASH s. ERIE CANAL, previously author-
lied. The particular psges upon which these 90
Inmates may be found are given in Doc. No. 10,
of Doc Journal II l939-4O
For the System Of Internal Improv smsnt rzrs
estimated, and which estimates had been reported
to the Legislature. the following prominent 10.
COFOCOS VOTED. add by their votes passed
the measure, viz:
"WHTCOMB. CHAMBERS, CHAMBER
LAIN. BARDWELL, BOON, BROWN, CRAIG.
CUSHMAN, DAVIS, CUNNING, JOHNSON,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-01
From Gfaham's Magazine.
OUR Ida. OR THE MOCK MARRIAGE.
Z MRS. ANN 2. STEVEN
CONCLUDED.

Ssscold, scold, ,hunp, thamp, scold, scold away.
There IS no comer, in the house upon washing day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by ALEXANDER MosELEY.

TrRss or susscHruoso City subscribers. $500 per wear
and Tor shorter period when by mail siopayabe In
all cases. In advance.
hpvrnrsireFor hcen lines (or insertion rs Cents.
two insertions III s three n.eions q every neeeed
ing insertion. II cents.
Transient ADVERTISERS must pay in advance
The number Of insertions OF Advertisements on the
Ms they win be 10 be stopped and CHAIR
Cd accordingly p1r Orders To stop also be writing.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for lines and in that
proportion fo advertisements Of length go for
hne' except Aueiioneers and Lottery Dealers charged
500, (paper included)
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

hINA fIhE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF IaRTPORD, CONN.
Agency at Hfeiasnond, virginia.
'vNHiS Company Incorporated in the wear
isls with perpetual charter aDda Capital 5000. 900,
manufacturing establishments bnusebs furniture. AMI
dzs in general on ts most favorable
Any losses which the Company
'h. agency win be adjusted with prOmPiiuds and hbeialy.
Appe.ons for insurance the renewal Of policies
City Of Richmond and vicinity
u. BALDWIN Agent
no 20 Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS. &c. &c.
wr , esn n. and Hctaii.
and the pubic generally tina, we are .elng OF
- lower than formerly. and i !. determination 20
reduce our stock fast rossbis. COUNTRY
assuring them part shan be wanting To pas
ue"n IN al fepee Amongst assortment offer follow
FOR LADIES.
Ladies very superior French Morocco and Kid Slippers part
LADIES' 'eH .ups,io, French Morocco Walking Shoes.
Do fin. f 20 ssi %a. and x, Kid K, do do
% q c.elin and uos...is ss s.s's'' beautiful
DO eooured Morocco sIiDers White and white sa,in do
FOR GENTLEMEN
very superior cslin and Morocco Boots
DO Calfkin Boots ID. Ord nd qualities
Do very superior caIfkin and Morocco Brosan. Miles
Do snsG.E and nrosan: and Shoe. S assorted
do fine Buek-kin Shoes and slippers
Misses very fine French Morocco and Kid Slippers
Do do do do Walking Shoes
do do do do and seaI.kin Boos,es
do do do seahskin and Leather Walking Shoes
BOYS.
Boys very fine Calfskin Brogans and Shoes
do do do kpskin DO do
Do lined and bound pegged sewed Droran.
do thick unbound pegged Al nj sew.d Do
WOMEN.
"D ON leather PesEed and 'ewed weis, assorted
Do do Rid and Morocco Slippers do
MEMS.
Mems lined and bound pegged md sewei Kip Brogans
DO do do do do Shoes
10 thek unbound pegged and sewed Brogans
do thick pegged and sewei Boots
ALSO,
general assortment Of Chdrens Boots and Shoes nj all pree.
ALSO,
superior Hard Leather and Wood Travelling Trunks s
pfor Cdrpet Travelling Rags Nace Trunks Can and Letter Pap.I
mapping Paper shoe Thread brushes Bae
mar trunks al sizes &c D. BURLINGTON 4 CO
ap &c ~ -'''''' u" n'', ,, shoes e &
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

| Gcnflemen's Dress shoes,
WE have on hand an assortment Of Gentle.
mems Dress shoea Those in OF good sb0os win
| please eah Al JUDAH MYERS co.'s
u W Boo, Shoe and Tnnk Warnhnnse
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WIN. B. HARDWOOD.

W NJ. ID. Ian UUU
sole Agent for - Bernards Cholera Medicine.
Richmond, Va,
AZ constantly on hand supply ohs Medicine
There are certificates from upwards persons in nv
possession embracing Physicians families
al respectable For sale by single bottle ma II
CHEMICAL REMEDY FOR HEAD-aCHF
VIE great superiority Of this preparation otcrs for the
Il cure Of Heads addition certainty Of cure consists
IN It's being an external application by the unpe
SAINT effects Often of
deine avoided To ladies' others who are hb,tua ~
e rom those distressing headaches battle all
remedies It will prove invaluable rapidy Of
acton relieving the patient almost
md extremely useful in the head upon and
cerebral CONCESSIONS and rely suvede entirely the
announcement application OF For by
DIR. GEO. X. HENDREE
Apotheeay and Chemist street sboekoe Hin
Reference made the following have either
used heinseveso employed in Dr. Ptuc
Dr. Z Wortham Thomas T. Johnson John Ianghon George
w. loet h<Qrs-
GENUINE OPORTO WINE.
" have few dozen Of Por Wine warranted pure
w juice which Is very oh-sutabe inyalds.
ma ~ ALIEN DUVAL l. Co
Single miIled Cashmere Pants.
uIiAblE Tor the present patterns
~ cut to ut by an experienced cutter and for cheap cash
by STARR a. co,
ma u Opposite Exchange Hotel
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kbRINTING INK.-News and Book Ink for sae nv
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UST received by recent arrivals the following
very superior md extensive Ladies N.. and
chdfens shoes aud slippers sold al unusually low
- i"' ~"
Ladies Bik lasting Buskn-
Do Pine Morocco w Bu-kin-
Do Do ND sole DO.
Do Do Paris eololrcd DO.
Misses French Morocco button Slippers
DO. do. DO. Euskins
do. Coiosred DO.
'iihirens French Morocco welt Ru-kns
Do Brk DO and Md and slips
Do Co'oured Do Do. and ANGLE tie.
h-o always on hand "a and
eee sup Buskin- French all ma
as OF every kind foe the and
~ ssev tafiey among which may he found a
eooufed horoeeo-an Of which will be made up
a very superior style. and notice.
Trunks ant Carpet Bags Backing and Shoe Br.. NJ 90 ne,
cent below former prices. ma mn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
MADEIRA, sherry and Port wines.

VIE subscribers take pleasure attention Of the tr,e
II and their friends gcnely aang-net. ree.n,Iy ,. with
naekbun To procure genuine Wines
Madeira sherry and Port tn this place. which they
with confidence and pleasure recommend The Inr and mo,
Pehe standing OF the Mes blackburn is that any
ush mes wi be met IN striei compliance agree
ment The subscribers for the Madeas Of nm, ec
on Of Mes- George and Robert blackburn Madeira Tor
on Nerve on1on Particular choice cd Ionion Particular
serea Bua Malmy and Tinta for shee. and Por from
Mercy and opoo selected BY Mrs Forster & Co
loii OF Sheries ana Port have opportunity
ageney,to command pure best table 81 ths de.r,
qualities and prices can be n Application To
INN - DUNLOP AONCuRE A. co. Agents
ECEIvED and opening day %; OF Me.' beautiful col
lored Gacn and Half They are indeed mr. an
beautiful J. 4 " ATKINS a. On ~ - a"4
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r.. N. HUBS SON.
ID u n IT'S +

once on Main Sfresf, Square ADORE fA< Bank
Performs all their beautx and u,,v,
ton and Inserts the best Kind Of inorrupbe T,- rl or 4,
u sets. on the approved plans 10 th- R.vd Dr. pm,
ef ke,d d. Empie, Hubbard Gardner Co. lion n O. B.Ln
Dr. .h.nberiayne Dr. r. O. cabe and George wss-on. A. D.
nah 1i-i2m
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GREAT SUCCESS.

NJ rs. GARDNERs INDIAN BAIsAM OF IIyFRIy0RT
A'- supply OF the genuine received Tor sale by
s,.., -, BOLTON & HARRISON
'N''" INC f-ise Ruins
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NEw.Rx. n. J. Dee.1a. 1910


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feel for treatment stranger suffering under or f h.
most oaie diseases that capable Of bearing Tine
uase WI" which was afflicted commenced Inflammation Of
the eyes IN the 1896 which total
For tins was treated and finally the remedies v.,
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NEW AND CHEAP HOOKS,
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The Neighbors, story Of every day Brcmer-trans
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

IU,UUO boxes just reeoiyed,-A.o 10000 Havana and
Principe Cigars ofaPproved brands, for sale BY
ELBCTIC MUSEUM OF FOREIGN LITERATURE -Fesruary
~ No received for Observation-Disclosures by Agnnc
NH SMITH. DRINRER a NORRIS.
LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE,
O2Q HHDS. n. o. Sugar, part prime
AOc 40 Do Porto Rico do part superior
20 boIcs Loaf and Lump Sugar
IS %" 90 S S''a' 6a,an. Mo-, ,sses
do Porto Rico ''i''91h7'
do Natanzas
22O bags Prime I.aguira
% DO oS Government, Java
GO DO Cuba $1,000,
$50 d Porto (''ffhh'
$50 do African
IS do Mancabo
~ DO -. Domingo
500 sides Sole Leather Hcmlock and OAK Tanned
Shoe Thread and Irvine
Bags rcppcr do Pimcnto
100 kegs Nals and nrads
tons ADcucan nIstcred Steel
tons Virginia Harirou
% baes Virginia and Georgia Cotton
50 ucfces prime Rice
sacks sah English Refined Table salt
i2o boxes bNio and iOHia Window Class
10 bales son Shell Almonds
$50 lotcs bunch Easins
Drums Pigs
1sS nests Wool Ware
90 dozen Painted Bucscts
10 d. Corn Broous
cslIops
bushels Clover seed
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea; Black Tea
penp and Manila Cords
Hemp and Cotton Plough Lines
q bag wooi-io hsr' Fea'hers-co,'on Yarn.
$50 tag sho-Kegs Duponrs Gun powder
Slo Powder
wn,nr. Letter and wappinr Paper
boSes soap Brown. Vauesated White Scented, &C.
SO ~ Huns Patent Canies
10 Tauow
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LONDON Porter
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BOLTON & HARRISON,

Druggists ApOthecaricS, corner of Vain and
Governor Streets, (beIOIo The Eagle Ruins)
VIE Subscribers having opened respectfully
II offer TO country merchants and
meut Of Drugs, Chemicals Oils colours sc which
they will sell on the lowest terms
Epson salts Flour Sulphur. CamphoT Magnesia. Soma
Mama. Castor oil In bottles. soda for washing
Potash and Pearlash, Saaratus,
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Chinese Hue Sap Green, Drop Lake, Kaomne article
for wals)
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23
CITY Intelligence.

SHOOTING A SUPPOSED BuKciAR-Y esterday morning
about two o'clock, Mathew Coates keeper Of porter
house at lfS Anthony street. the OF closing his
house. the door forced open and came rush
ing in whom he supposed intended to steal when COLI
sion took place between them, and Coates drew pistol
and shot h in the lower part of the stomach Coates was
arrested and the injured whose name is Andrew King
who he has resided at 90 Orange street. taken
to the Hospital where he now hes dangerously i'll King
says he was attacked in the street by too whom he
supposed intended to rob him. and he into yard
by and jumped the fence intending escape by any
possible when he accidentally TO the door OF
the house Of Coates and forced open in order to effect
his purpose VIM Egan, who present states that as
King entered the house. he seized Coates and
deavOred to throttle him. when the latter fired pistol and
then King reusedto release his grasp until he Egan
cut his fingers with sword that in his Coates
will be examined this morning before Justice Matse on
the allegation made against him.
Coroner's Omce.-Friday Dec. 2p-DEArH OF A
CHINESE SAnoR.-A Chinese sailor, named Atsu," who
has been i'll at the City Hospital for several months past
was found dead in the yard yesterday morning He had
risen during the night and jumped out of OF the upper
windows from the where he had slept. verdict Of
supposed suicide"was returned by the jury.
Cur HIS THROAT WITH A R.IzoR-A man by the name
Of John Coin native of the sle of Guernsey who has
resided with his sister at Manhatanvle committed sui
eide en- Thursday by cutting his throat with razor
Verdict accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

LATER FROM MExIco.-The Tippecanoe, arrived
yesterday, bringing US dates from the capital OF
Mexico to the end Of November Neither papers
correspondence contain anything regarding the exped
ton for Yucatan the difficulty with the British Minis
ter The British squadron said time since to have
been in the Gulf had arrived at Vera Cruz when
the Tppecanue sailed Mr. Alas. Minister OF the General
National Treasury, died on the lth ultmo
The U. S. ship Constellation, Commodore Kearney
and the British frgae Carysfo Lord George Pau1e
arrived at Monterey California about the middle Of No
vember We annex translation of Governor Michelto.
rAna's letter to the Mexican government, giving
count of the visit of Com. Kearney.
MONTEREY California Oct. g
Excellent Sir-The u. S ship of war Constellation
Com. Kearney, mounting iortysix guns, and OF
three hundred and forty from China via the Sandwich
Islands, arrived in this port After anchorng and firing the
customary salute which promptly answered by me,
the Commodore in full uniform, accompanied by his OFF,
landed to pay his respects and received by
and my officers with all the etiquette due to his rank
His invitation to visit the Constellation accepted by
and followed by request that he would favor with
his company the ball by which then TO cee.
hrate the Constitution Of the Republic. The Commo-
dore presented with variety Of Chinese curostes
and returned the compliment by offering him several
tices from this department together with large Next
flag The Constellation sailed for the Southern part
Of the Republic. MANUEL MlCHELTORENA
Minister Of War and Marine, Mexico
In different parts Of the Republic the OF the
election Of Santa Anna received with apparent salts.
faction and made the occasion Of unusual festivities
Orleans Bulletin Dec. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

TERRIBLE SUIciDE.-Levl Franklin Boutwell,,
son of Mr.. Levi Boutwell, of Leverett, aged SIX
years put end TO his life the afternoon of the
sth instant by shooting himself On Thursday and Fri
day he remained at home and Friday morning read
chapter in his testament and his father being absent fed
the hogs AT noon After this he came into the house
went out into the back ROOM took the gun and powder
and shot from the place where they kept and went
unoccupied house 40 80 rods from the resi-
dence of his father and up into the west chamber Of the
house where he loaded his gun put the soppes into the
powder horn and shot bag placed the ramrod against the
stud he chamber being unnishedook his boot of Of his
right foot and his cap of Of his head and placed them
near the powder and shot the floor pulled of his stock
went into the east chamber, and placed the breach
OF the the floor and the muzze against his head
Just above his eyes where he held IL with his hand and
nfed OF with his toe lie found about three quar-
tiers oil an hour after he left the house by his mother ly-
ing on ms pack with the gun resting his right leg
the breach spnt.he top of his head blown off and his
Greenfield (Mass) Gazette
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

with hat he has seen and learned on this side of the At
anc, and somewhat convinced OF the great impor.
lance Ia both countries Of preserving the peace thaf at
present subsists between them loud spplause) Ipro-
pose, gentlemen, the health OF MT Adam
| Mr. ALpaM returned thanks. He said certainly did
expect 10 be called address this most respectable
in being Afforded an opportunity Of expressing my crate.
full acknowledgements for the very cordial hospitality
which you have extended to me- and the very agreeable
intellectual treat with which have been favored this
evening Applsuse) | was certainly taken somewhat
by surprise by the manuer in which was introduced to
you by gentloman whom ] so much honor, Mr.. Web.
ster The kindly and friendly terms which he referred
TO me were indeed quite nmerited by their humble OBJ
ec II is impossible for any stranger witness such
scene as this Without the eraest interest II witnesses
celebration OF event which already stands recorded
as OF the most interesting and momentous
which ever took place in the history OF our race
And Eng linen especially cannot but experience the
deepest emotion he regards such Every thing
tion-many Of the topics introduced-remind him most
mposngy THAT community Of ancestry which exists
between his own ,countrymen and that great race
enterprise, ingenuity and commercial activy-in all the
elements indeed of great and prosperous nation is
nation the face Of the globe Gentlemen sincerely
thank you fer the have done and conclude
by expressing the hope that the great you may al
ways continue be celebrated in becoming its
Importance, interest and grandeur-Qoud cheers)
After Websters speech the corks bounced about with
greatly increased frequency and enthusiasm The COM
pany unoosed the rens and conviviaty approximated
to the highest pitch Many oasts were given but none
By THE Ex-PREsrpENT THE ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY
The of New England in New York, may prosperity
attend their lawful callings
BIZ GUEST, whose name sorry could not
lean-The Rev. Sidney Smith and his Pennsylvania
Bonds-When parsons dabble in stocks they TO
be turned into laughing stocks
By the PRrspENr.-The Dutch gave forefathers a
speedwel when they left the old world The OF the
Pigaims give their Speedwell they reach the
shores Of the world
AT this time, e o'clock) Mr.. Grinnell left the
room. great many of the company were now
toleraby satisfactorily exhilarated and the suisse
quent proceedings may without much Improperly
be emitted. We must not neglect stating, howe.
yer, that Just as were about to leave the room,
we were fortunate enough to obtain copy of the
bill of fare, and thus can afford those who were
not there an opportunity of {" guessing at its ex-
cellence and the taste with which it was ''got up -
We are not certain to whom we are indebted fol-
this important portion of report; but we rather
" calculate" that it owing TO the kindness Of
Alderman Underwood, who was as fussy as usual
on such occasions.
Here II is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

ATLANTIC STEAM SHIPs.-It appears by the pub
lished list that twenty-three, or more than one
third OF the passengers by the Hibemia, belong to
this city that ten were destined for cities south
of New York and that only five belong to Boston
and its immediate vicinity.
1t also appears that among the passengers by
the packet ship Liverpool, which sailed from
this city last Thursday, are Gen. Hewetson,
Deputy Commissary of the British Army, Miss
Emma Hewetson, and Miss Adelaide Hewetson, OF
Halifax, Nova Scotia.
In the first Of these facts, it is to be seen that
large majority of the passengers in the steamship
Hibernia, were compelled to go to Boston because
no steamers are on the New York route, and
that when the English and French steamers begin
their trips to this port all these passengers will de-
ser the Boston boats. Hence the cause of the
change that's to take place in the western terminus
of that line early next spring
In the second of these facts it is seen that habit
is so strong that passengers will start from New
York, no matter what inducements are held out in
other quarters. General Hewetson has crossed the
Atlantic several times with his family and always
takes one of our packet ships. When he last ar
rived it was in the Toronto from London.
These facts are as strong as Holy Writ, and will
have their effect upon the public mind. They prove
10 demonstration, that New York is the centre to
which, and from which all travellers on this con-
tinent come and go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-23

Shy- HURRA FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR!
The New World Pictorial Annual for ls4a. (To be
dy on Thursday next)-Prce shilling viii be the
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prise Tales, Poetry Antiquities illustrated In the
prouse manner by between so and 90 new and superb
Engravngs.
The type is entirely new and II will be printed in the
finest possible manner and will be truly elegant an.
nual.
We have not room for list OF contents, or the engrn.
wings twill speak for itself
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