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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15
Township Committees.

Arlington Moses Robbins, Paul Larsh, David
J. Woods Nicholas Smith and Jacob Fender.
Bosfon-J NJ. BI!la, J. P. Burgess, John
Smith Hugh b. Taylor and Thomas ioteu.
Centre-Wm Yaman, Joshua Ellason, Caleb
B Jackson, David Commons and +. V. Snlder.
Clay Stephen Elou, Daniel Bradbury, Rob
ert Bond Lcrov Lursh and W. Scott
Iranklin-EHhu Hunt Joshua Jeffries. Hem
nv Duuerow, Robert Starbuck and John NJ. Ad'
deman.
Green-Ezra Scovtlle, Joshua BlIlenger, John
Hough, Joseph Stephenson.
Nem Gardcn--Andrew Meredith, Job Rev
nod., John Henley, John Meredith and John f.
Jones.
Perry-Jacob w Fisher. - dnshaw. Lar
KIN Thornburgb, Miles Marshall and Wilson Dem
MS
Jeftrson-0m Murray, T B lchanan. VIM
Lewis Jesse ThornbuTgh and Charles Evans.
Jackson-SnI. Meredith, 4. NJ Bradbury, ia
cob Wore CT w. Whitman aud John Beard
Washington-John Talbot, Rober, Murphey,
Eli Wright, Dickson Hurst and James Brown.
ITayne-Benj amin w. DAVIS, W. l.. Fryar
Andrew Woods, John League and Stephen
Thomas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15
from tie .santtscket Inquirer.

Heart lending Occurrence-the 1syluza for the
Poor Burned TO the Ground Ten of the In
mates consumed in the Fiunlesi!
II is our painful duty record one OF the mos,
distress ing occurrences tina, ever took place upon
the Island Of Nantucket, and we sincerely pray
,hai " D may never be called upon egain note
oao al ended with like consequences.
a, bon, o'clock this morning (the DIST
ins,) fire broke out in the Asyium for the Poor,
some three miles from town, and IN the course Of
two hd urs tho building burned 20 the ground.
So rap IDLY did the fire spread, ha, those in the
house ~ unable TO save Gny Of their effects
and. a wfuI relate, ten Of the inmates
RURSEb TO DEATH One Of those burned Lydia
Bower had carried her child 10 place Of safety,
and r. turned 10 try 10 something, but did
no, he rself again escape the deyouring fames.
There were so persons III the house besides the
family Of Captain Timothy Bunker, The Keeper.
CAPITA Ia 3 lost al his effects and $40 in money.
There were - of the panpers bedrldden-one Of
them, " were told, had nc, walked for about 20
years
One OF the paupers jumped from the third story
windo Nv end escaped without, injury. Another
jumped from the second story window, also with
on, being injured. One lowered himself
to tho ground bv means Of sheet, which he tore
10 sir ps and lied together.
We saw wha, remained OF thu body of lydia
Bowen burned to a cinder. Parts Of some Of the
other persons consumed had also been collected
and placed under a shed previous 10 intermen'.
The fire is supposed TO have originated IN the
cook room and was not discovered until the IL
ma ties were nearly suffocaed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15

MARRIED-On Thursday last. hv S B
STANTON ESQ Mr.. GEORGE ". STEPHENSON
to Miss MARY Ann BURh, both Of this ylcn
".
-On Sunday evening last, bv the Rev
Mr.. Drummord. MIR JOHN SMITH Of this coun-
~ TO Miss MARY SEDGWICk, Of Union coun-
~.
Oh the 22l nl,imo, By f der s. X. Hosh
our. Nj. JOHN CONDO 10 Mss CATHARlNE
BEAVER, all ct thus County.
-On The 9Th ujttn', by O. + Jones, Esq.
Mr. GEORGE o. DUHY "a Mrs. SARAH DA-
NE\PORT. all Of Wayne County.
LIBERTY. Union Co, H.. Feb. p, 1911.
-On last evening. by The Rev T. A. Con-
ell. EDGHIs.L BJ RNSIDE, Esq the veteran
Ctork OF the Jcion Crcuit Court, TO Miss JANE
Dill, Of his vicinity.
-RecentIs bv the same. Mr. JOHN Mc!N-
TOSH 10 Miss ELIZABETH TATMAN
JOHN BENNETT, Esq, to Mrs. SARAH
BURROUGHS, all Of this County.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15
sing Is SOME WING SONGS. :
TIRE CLAY >ElIF

lins-"ooitlef'- Dream"
odf song 80 hat sang lof feast =. AZ ser,
ahd TIE curtains Of gli drawn sosely around,
And NC sought our req7se Ike ths soldier. OF yore
With sides OF, The damn and eol3 ground
l dreamed g. al John Tyler M The head
OF this beautiful country by liberty blss
BI, that s-sachery's home the grave oil the dead
Ani tins busIe-bla,, echoed aloud from West.
Harry CRAY had helm Of the huge ship OF state,
And well did she buffet the pillows Of time,
Though the and the danger great.
Her appearance was grandeur. her osarins sublime
>ao-tssasd1y shoals she passed under her lea,
And swiftly the falling ps, banks shs swsp,by.
or needed the cty che sailed o'sr t sea.
''Oh! where shall Van Buren, Democracy ay,
Inc banner of Freedom nai.ed TO her mast.
And Ams.icaa Thunder psaed loud from her side
Her sPars swept the heavens aud her Sased
In tae tackless, the dars and deep rolling tide.
Inc tats on her deck the air their cheers.
As the stare and the stripes glory dispsys6.
And the song that they suns, "Boys your sar
For although ve're betrayed nee dismaysd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15

A BILL.

For the continuation of tho Cumberland road in tine
States OF OHIO, Indiana, and Illinois
BE it enacted By the Senate and House of Rep
rescntatires of tie United States OF America in
Congress assembled, That The sum Of one hun
bred tho sand dollars be, and the is hereby,
appropriated Tor the purpose OF continuing the
Cumberland road in the State Of Ohio; that the
sum OF one hundred and tty thousand dollars
be and The same is hereby, appropriated for the
continuation Of said road IN the State Of Indiana;
and that the sum Of ono hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars be, aud the same IS hereby approprI-
ated for tho continuation Of SAID road IN the
State Of Illinois; which several sums shall be
paid of my money in the Treasury not 9th
erwise appropriated, and replaced out Of The fuEd
reserved for laying out and making roads under
tho direction OF Congress, by the several acts
passed for The admission II tho States Of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois. and Missouri. into tho Union,
on u equal footing with The original States
SEC 3. And be IL further enacted That the
moneys hereby appropriated for the construction
OF the said road in the States Of Ohio and ludi-
ana shall be expended, far practicable, IN
completing said road continuously, 10 the end
that tho finished portions Of snid road may be
surrendered 10 the respective States: Propided,
That this restriction shall not interfere with The
necessary repairs on the whole line OF said rold
SEC. 3 And be IL further enacted, That II
shall be The duty of the Secretary If War
forthwith to tho work herein prov Ided
for 10 be specified, and Immediately thereafter TO
lei the satno IN separate divisions within tho res
psc,ive States, the work in each State to consti-
tute div ision, to the lowest substantial bidder,
taking bond md security for the performance OF
the contract. having previously given due notice
of such letting
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15

VIM WALLACE AND JocKosoT VIM Wallace
the poet, IS leciuring 90 The customs and char
acters Of America Indians before large audience
in falkland He has the famous Jockoso. with
hin, who gives practical Illustrations Of Indian
unity Wallace possesses fine .alenia, Jockoso,
is also man OF Parts we nave no oooo' they
will make money among the bfiusnefs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15

Mob in ST Louis A IN b ragged N ST. Louis
on Sunday week, IN the vicinity Of the medical
deparrmeni of the 81. Loafs UuIserslty II ap-
pears ihata srna sa,t used by he medical school
and containing the remains c. several human be-
ings, vas found uncovered, presenting most re-
volrlng sight. The ruling around had been
broken down, md pnrtion Of ono OF The bodies
dragged out and thrown upon open lot djoIn-
ing THIS. early on Sunday, drew excited
crowd. The vault was covered By the police and
aud opened again by the mob, Between | and
2,'clock. P NJ. the basl4ing vas attacked with
attempted 10 vain II rescue F.yo more were
then arrested and sent to the caaboose. Three
military companies ordered out, which excl
ted The mob. Speeches were made by Mr.. Nc
Cosen. Judge Mulianphy, the Mayor, aud Mr.
On proposition OF the latter gentleman, a
building the mass adjourned to the Coort House.
those under arrest. The building vas evcntu-
ally gi.en up to part Of the mob, " no demolished
skyli-hts windows, and ~hatever else could be
destroyed After the meeting 10 The court house,
however, most Of the multitude retired.
The Louisville Journal says that the rumor Of
Judge Porter- having left Mr. Clay a large lega-
cy ~ erroneous He left him his brcasf-pin, but
nothing more.
A memorial signed by SIX thousand and ten
ladies' Of Cincinnati, has been prest nted 10 The
Councils Of that city, PRAYING for The suppression
Of the tipping houses which abound within lis
limits.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15
For the Palladium.
THE DEPARTED YEAR

For the Palla dunn.
THE DEPARTED YEAR
reaetl - Eigate.n Fs5Iy-Tarss.
WIKI sorrow We bid a4iel
= - crowned Us ysith many 5Iessis.<
"a.i.s ols deserts we've fs~.
l. e, health, and peace and p,ea,y,
We've .nJoyei throughout her re gn:
b. , nov she's gone forever
Phe'I ae'er be again
"a while she rovei il gl.dasss-
H. The lovaIiness Of spring;
Nos a single Of sadness
Pa the gentle zephyrs bring.
Nd cal music hlled the bowers,
Yernal beauty clothed the ned,
An ! buds, and leaves, nnd flowers.
Their sweetest fragrance yield.
Bst Spring soon yields her scspts
~ her gently blooming hsir.
Ak Sumner soon succeed
Mid, beautiful, aaJ fair
SIZE warns the lap OF nature
she nurses plant and tree
ShIe perfects what Spring commences
Sne'. fuI. Of mirth and gee.
,
~ .14s ~
40 . s'''
s. Autumn claims the empire,
And IS fam would ,arus,
The 1900 Of fading natuFe.
F>"A - nc II 'A'l'''.s si''h
b u watch the year preparing
For me solitary ,oTnh,
'-i ~ w '' S'VN
is forever from us hurled
-'it'e "
-'i'"i''s ~ =. az
The en,,irs Of tina yea
II s'eih' ielsH'iess
lie soon aicA7 up breeze
s,on,e.,b..t, f,.szo
~ l. F." IAN oes'oS INC seh'a' "a'nis"
- siohl."iP' ioF' GU peace
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15
TAKE NOTICE.

NfE undersigned would respectfully inform all pe'sons
indebted him. By s,ner or book account. That
left his Note. an! Books, with AQUILLA JONES,
and .arneaily .olist. call and make immediate
n.Ypsn, and /, is hoped solicitation Win
IN y.m JOHN WILLIAMSON
Third Month 18th, is44. I2sw-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15
CA n D I'D A 7 ES !,
For the nomination to be held the first Mon
day in April.

10 be held 90 the first Mon
For Clerk.
ANUEL HANNAH,
TiiOS. G.. NOBLE,
WIN ELLIOTT.
s b S STANTON,
For Treasurer.
ISAAC ZEEk.
r. f.. FULTON.
STEPHEN ELLIOTT,
JOHN PRITCHET.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS
JASON HAM.
For sheriff.
WILLIAM " DAVIS.
DAVID GENTRY,
THERON PARK,
JACOB w FISHER,
WIN. WlDUP.
JOHN T.. DUNHAM,
DAVID MOORE.
For senator.
A. NJ BRADBURY.
DANIEL S1RATTAN.
w. r. FOULKE,
D. P. HOLLOWAY.
For representatives.
VIM. S ADDLEMAN-
ELI WRIGHT
OLIVER +. JONES.
JOSEPH LEWIS
WILLIAM IAMAN.
For Associate Judge.
J. p. BURGESS.
JESSE WILLIAMS
JOHN BEARD.
For Recorder.
WILLIAM J. SAYRE.
LORENZO ID. PERSONNEL +.
JESSE STEVENS.
JAMES w. MAXWELL,
JAMES WOODS.
SAMUEL EDMONSON.
ALEXANDER STOKES.
A. +. SIIORTRlDGE
WIN. SPRINGER.
.hool Fund Comm issioner.
THOMAS ADAMS.
For Coroner.
SAN'L c. MEREDITH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15
SENATE CHAMBER. !
WAsuINGroN, March 4. 1911

SIR Enclosed send you a copy Of the Cum
beriand road bill reported BY The Senate :
Committee of roads ond canals The policy OF
the Van Barren era having been such 90 TO pni
an end 10 all western, and generally TO all com
me rcial improvements, | trust that the light OF u
new day is CawnIng. 1t Is for the people 10
say whether that light sholi or shall not be ozark
ness visible" Western democrats, II IS true,
have generally favored western improvements.
hut those interests not secure until the poii-
cy of The country at large IS settled IN favor Of
the commercial system, SO peculiarly entrusted
by our Constitution TO The legislation Of the
Federal Government.
Bills vail he reported in The Senate md IN the
House respectively granting land IN the Vin-
cennes district, IN the ono case, 10 Indiana to
complete the canal from Terre Hau,e 10 Evans
vile, and 10 the other, making land nppropra-
tons from that and the cd tcent districts in Hi
nos improve The navigation Of the Wabash
river below Terre lIaute. There IS prospect
tina, both will be allowed at present and our
greatest fear IS that their apparent rivalry may
deient both.
Yours TespCty,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15
FRUIT TREES!!
ga of a Mile Northwest Of Richmond.)
One Hundred Thousand Grated and
Inoculated Apple Trees, Of various
aces and sizes, and $4,000 for sale

HF size averaging from eight 70 fee. in height
bracing se,enty-6re diferen, vareiiss With a regu
lar graduation riqening. from the Yellow Jun.
month. American Pippin which Is perfection a
harvest the ensuing year The different kinds
wiki rsa: and EXPENSE and peculiarly
ada pied West, All order. promptly attended to-
erms literal and suited
CORNELIUS RATL1FF, Propre,or
Third Month 18Th, I7!4. l2a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15
: w HIG RIFLE
EDITED BY T. J. BARNETT.
and Try il again."

ssAli hail! the hour is fastening on,
When, vaiuy tried ~ SANDERS famo,
Columbia shall behold her
Unframed without Il laurel gone,
A.. from flames of Babylon,
The angel guarded t.iad came.
The =landerer shall be silent then:
His spell shall leave the minds OF men,
And hjgher glory wait upon
The " estern patrons -
In this great struggle il be disguised inat effort =
needed-eort, unceasing, universal effort
The experience Of Il 40 teaches that WE MUST CON
q Err y good earnest, to the people win
facts brought stump
aid, huoy, this thas the Edllor j.
publishers cheap
hcle Of political intelligence hteh slight effort II carry
every neghoorhood IN Indiana Ans, ~ 90 DONG much
viii be done for our ooects
As Inc whole value Of this enterprise depends uFon the
circulation OF the sheet We stTenlod7y urge
organized effort TINS behalf and this early
MAJOR portion OF SUBSCRIBERS N az 0eT win
The Qte of this suggested 10 toe Editor by
well known pertinent anec1ote Ddchs Congresson-
canvass eary life, Mr. CLAY met win an Old hunter
VINO friendly towards nlm but who tnen
and opposed his election on
il connection with what vas termed
the peasa5i9n Bin when the o.43Eng efsaon
eDsle4 between them: Have you' sad Nh G. 20 the
hunter "a good rife, ny freni?" y e., vas the An
.yer ..D3 i never miss fire. "Ye=, ne replied "Did
Won throw j, avav1 =" .sNn replied TIE hunter, with
emotion II iii not throw away 3ezsa re ''',
tined II ana brought dorm Fs game ana % no
hafei twice, ~ sled Judgment ans ohee
bv me n4h of treason viii the virtu7ls MAJORITY OF me
people if clarion q truth 7e ao"sa 70 fing
noes in their ears en,er nohng daunted oy former
they viii s'p5ck fin, and try Il again
Gus Of 10 70 %, &c.
of % AL lTwat.s, Sos
nSue.crlber. 70 The Wig Rife received at the
Rook Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15

An blher company has just been formed IN
Boston, with capItai OF one miion 0! ooia's'
for the manufacture OF -HonSseIin de Lanes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15

I, l. stated ia n report of Mr. Phelps, speech,
10 The Journal Of Com"er.' na
used for starch IN si-ins IN
qla1 10 the amount Of hous 'aNen 'to'h % y
England -
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The Banery-A projec, is % foot 10 New
York to enlarge the Battery BY enclosing MY
acres OF s'isl water 10 the oasin' Hah'"g .
cular from, a considerable distance o'"o0 u
Castle Garden.
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HARRY OF KENTUCKY.

Tune 7.s 'ny deI,s ts Of shiny rngl
Once more our glorious banner out.
Upon ths bresxe throw
Bsneath It's folds with song and shout.
Let's charge upon me foe
oar chosen chief, alas,--no more
Shall place his lance IN rest;
But well we know tho love he bore
oar Harry Of the West,
Our Harry Of the West, my boys,
Our Harry OF the West,
Insn brothers rise, and rally round,
The statesman ever true,
Until his name with trumpet sound,
Shall make tins welkin's blue,
And millions with ndniring eyes,
Shall call him from MS rest,
The hero OF new victories,
Our Harry OF the Wet, &c
When sought the red coats, az OF old,
The empire Of the Free,
And British cannens once more toll'd,
Its thunder Ger the sea.
Who Ioudes, eheer'd our gallant tars.
And fred the soliicfs breast,
Till victory hailed our stripes and sts,s,
Bot Harry Of the West, &c.
Ana when no moro the groening South
To Spain would TEND the knee,
But rising, At the cannon's mouth,
Proclaimed enc would be free
Who heard his burning accents fall,
And reared her starry crest,
Young Independence, at tho call,
OF Harry of the West, &c.
Whene'er forge, the common veal,
And party waves run strong,
'Tiil zen the wisest halt aud feel
That every thing goes wrong.
There's one tho olive branch who brings
And lulls the storm TO rest,
'Iili peace comes on he, angel wings,
Ills Harry of the West, &c
Let Ty with Calhoun stump just So"
And dance "Virginny reels"
Each sriv ing which to Wings can show
The oleanesi pair Of heels.
Let loco fscos bii them hail,
Wen head their ,rai,'rous guest,
kentucky rifles fail
With Harry of ,he West, &c.
Let Van his notified forces drill,
TIL Benton swears It's hard,
And Captain Tyler shows his skill.
With his Tremendous s'Guard.r
VIVA, care we for them, grsa, aud small.
Fen though they DO their best?
For old heniuck will head them all
Our Harry of the Wet, sc.
The honor's which the here won,
Eneircle not his head.
Like withered wrenths they rest upon
.7noGier's brow instead
The statesman never faithless known.
The worthless, and the begi,
Shall make them bloom .gain-our ewn
True Harry Of the West, &c
Oh eve, green the sod that lie
Abovs the sainisd dead
And o'erour path his memory,
For aye, hi. radiance she'd
It's Swallowed ligh, shall fall upon
Our flag, where Ser i, rest,
And write the name Of Harison,
With Harry Of IN. West, &C.
Then let tine glorious banner foat
To the sunshine and the blast,
Til victory sounds her bugle note,
The din Of battle past
\ brigh,ernane can lead "a on,
High on i,s told. im2res,,
Than thine. truth. gallsn. Champion,
Cor Harry Of tn. We.,, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15
NVhig Rally at the sulphur Springs.

II has been suggested by some Of the Wings OF
Boston Township in this county, TO bold grand
Rally Of the Wing party at the Sulphur
Springs, some convenient day during tho CT
suing campaign. The 10Th of June and the l'h
of July have been named suitable times. The
place selecied is most delightful one, about
1--WE miles south Of this town--in densely pop
uated farming district. The spring rises IN
small valley, surrounded by handsome upnnds,
covered by ms ieatlc forest moro delight
fu situation is not be found IN the county, and
If the atair Is gone into We have no doubt the
Wing farmers with the assistance of our citizens
will do Up the cola lion IN good style. What
cav our friends to the time end placer II gone
into meeting should be called at an carly day.
We suppose Congress will adjourn IN time TO ena-
bic our Representative in Congress 10 be present.
By an carly iuvitatIon the attendance Of K. w.
Thompson, II. s Lane. md J. Ct. Marshall might
be secured.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15

Tho Wing Central Committee have appointed
JAMES RARiDEN, ESQ, their Chairman. Il
whom all communications designed for that Gem
mittec should be addressed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15

The following gentlemen compose the County
Central COMMITTEE
JAMES R.RIpTN, SAMUEL Hannah,
ID. =. UoLLowAy, DANIEL SINKS.
WALTER Lice, Lor BLOOMFIELD,
WILLIAM ELLIoTT, J HN Is STIrr,
w Il. FouLKE Nm. BARNES.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15

His Fortunately HIS Accidency the President
of the u. States, narrowly escaped from beng
killed on tho lOth inst, whist returning from
the funeral Of tho unfortunate victims Of The
Princeton The horses attached 10 the carriage
in which the President and his two sons were II
ding touk fright. ard ran through the avenue,
which was crowded with hacks, carriages, &c
bu, they were finally stopped by some workmen
on the street.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-15

Ne,r Orleans Election A special election was
held IN New Orleans the 2lIh ut, Tor a
State Senator. in place Of Mr.. Ioa. (l.. F-) de-
ceased Mr. SlIdell a.. F. elected by ll6
ms Iorty.