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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
WyAfT,i,En.

vnVWENTY THOUSAND Lbs. Bacon wanted
ii exchange Tor Groceries end Or. Goods BY
S.o. Is. w N DEvOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
ut,ltsfbe Apotbeke.
C. BODEMANN, .4
APOTHECARY a. DRUGGIST

O dogs respectfully to inform the
e @ ID puh:icc that he has iu.t
> opened new Drug Store. on
!: !:
Easay the corner of Main and Wasing tcn
q streets. Burlington. la. His assor,-
EE6RIHE ment % Drnps, Medicines, Paints,
laJH Oil. Varnishea. etc.irtc., is good
t$Hf and extensive. and he will sell
Ek them Wholesale and retail, on
IHNI most resonable terms
barrel Varnish, 50 or. Quinine
Physicians Prescriptions accurately pre-
rared.5 July 27d.--6m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

Cotton Yarn.

Annn LBS. Pittsburgh Cotton Yarn.
200 10 candle wick. Tor sale by
Oct. IA. ~. n. COOLBAuGH. q co. Jefn.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
eUPERFINE FLOUR

i x s;thsr bv the barrel sr single poAnd, by 4
- Nosii.' W, 7. COOLRAuGH 4 O.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

-s Gen. Lewis Cass, who Is about 90 years oil
age, Is said to have stated in a temperance lee
tare, recently delivered at Detroit, that he had
never tasted intoxicating drink. - an
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

| Conversation IA the daughter If reasoning, the
mother 1T knowledge the breath et the seal, The
commerce ef hearts, the bend ~ fftenpshir, the
noarishment ef content, and the occupation 81
men Of wit
4 lady 4 81 no use al bali without ssAc,
A fiddle IL in the same tiS.
A RtMAeKAshE CHiLn. --A.TlIe Rockville
lMdl Journal. gives an account Of remarkable
child with whiskers. II states that the child
which Il now four weeks old, healthy and hkel,
to live. has not only whsker. on both sides oft
face, nearly meeting under the chin, and as lonl
and as thick AZ any dandy would be proud 0
having, but its forehead. back, shoulders am
breast are completely coated with Hair a. thicl
4. lambs wool. Az remarkable as this may seem
saws the Journal, the facts are as we have state,
, them. The child is to be christened Esau Bush
rod.
Pn,NrERs.-The Lowell Courier says: tn
average age Of printers is only 81 years, but the
do quite as much good in their lives as some tina
live longer. Farmers live 10 the age OF 50. cler
rymen 50, fishermen A, mariners 43, gentleme
bS, lawyers 50, ply sicians 81, laborers ST. butch
ers 50, traders 50, painters ~, powder makers 2!
LONG SHors We are informed that AZ stri,
! Of rifles near this city, on the 18th inst, william
!, B. Peck shot three successive shots with res
. Il the distance Of 40 yards. Measuring strr
IN Or 6 la inches from the centre 10 the centre
: the ball hole, each shot averaging two inches 81
one twcnty-fourth of an inch. The rife rs,
a weighed l2 l-2 pounds, and carries 50 balls
1. The pound, length Of barrel ? feet inches. IT
y ride vas made BY Wright q Parmeter, 81 Pong
keepsie, Nav York. VeksAxT Wase sl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

ths for the dgnfed and able manner In "nieh they
have discharged THAR several dutiss
On motion of Mr.. Harrison. of Montgomery,
Resoized That thanks of this Convention be espe
rendered Tppecanoe Band for their attendance
a, mi. of said county foo
the public spirit their liberal offer in relation 10
the arrangements proposed Convention May
tho Tppecanoe Battle ground.
During the sitting Convention, able, brilliant and
eIoo ne speeches made by Gov. Bigger, Oliver H.
Smith, Henry s. Lane and Samuel w. Parker and were
by the dense assembage present with rapsuous
and enthusiastic applause
And then in erder that the Young Mems Convention
Of the Representative Hail. the Consen-
ton adjourned M die.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
hollands Fork Canal.
JUsTITiA.

During the recent session Of the leg islature Of
this State, bill was introduced granting a char
ter to company Of the citizens Of this county
for tho purpose Of constructing Canal from Cen.
reviile to poin, nine miles distant on the White.
water Valley Canal. where it is designed 10 in
tersec, that work. The bill passed to a second
reading without oppositiop, when IL was referred
to the committee on Corporations. Ga the Ilth
inst. il reported back 10 The House with en-
amendment. providing for the individual liability
Of each and every stakeholder. The ame dmens
adopted by srrict party vo,e-ayes ~,
noes 80. This amendment DESTROYING as il does
all The advantages Of a charter, the bill was laid
on the table. Several bills were introduced.
cha'tering companies to construct Turnpike
roads, TO cree, manufacturing establishments.
and for other purposes; but with ono or two ex.
ceptions, they were destroyed by this dogma Of
individual liability. So long the loco!ocos per-
sis, in thus encumbering charters, no public
works will be made-no turnpike roads be con.
struc,ed, neither will there be any manufaciu-
ring establishments erected, beyond tho ability
of single capitalist. Can cur country prosper
Can II bear up under such Liberal princ:piesf
IL cannot. II the people Of Indiana wish tho
privilege of making turnpike roads hereafter,
they mus; elect other men than locofocos to tho
legislature. They must elect men who possess
some spiri. Of enterprise, and who will sacri-
fee the interests and prosperity Of their country
to crafty party prejadces. Had the policy per,
sued by the locos 10 the late legislature been the
policy Of this country heretofore, not soIitary
railroad would nov have been found upon our
soil-,he p'easan, and quick coughing Of the 10.
conceive would not have been heard in the land.
Had the individual liability principle been sp-
piled 10 the charter of the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company, not one rail Of that road
would have been laid down. A journey from
Boston to Baltimore and back by stage formerly
cost SIG. and required fifteen days hard travel.
II now requires three days, and costs. not sx,
ceeding S35, saving IL days, and 81 dollars Yes
The locos would have corporations, and with.
on. them VIC can bsvc 60 works q Improvement
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

considered the next. and every motion, how
ever uif1iog, a speech mus, be made. The very
money that the discussion on This suhjeci has al
the Mississippi river.
The very first business was to resume the de
bate 10 reconsider the resolution max iug Improve
meuts in the western rivers. Mr.. Weller being
entitled 10 the floor, made The most OF the time
allotted TO him. after which he very politely NOV
ed the previous question. This motion was sus-
tanned. and the question 10 reconsider was carri-
ed-yeas 95. noes rs.
Mr. r. Smith, Of Indian ma, having voted affisma-
lively, now moved TO reconsider the vote jIst Ia
ken, on which motion he managed TO hang a
speech Of very brief duration. After he had
finished Mr.. Smib, Of Illinois, rose aud set forth,
10 alto ,eliero, tho Interests Of his peculiar sec
ton, and this debate was going Oh when thus Il
ter closed
Jan. Is, in the Senate, Mr. Buchanan presen.
ted memorial from certain citizens OF Western
Pennsy lvanta for such anend ment 10 the fede-
raj constitution ns to include in its provisions a
specific acknowledgment Of the supremacy Of
the Godhead, md for the repeal Of all laws which
allow the transmission of the mail on Sundays.
the Lords day Mr. B said this came 10 hum
from highly respectable clergyman. and great
Importance attached 10 their prayers BY tho
s'gners he hoped it would be permitted to be Ia "a
the table. !, was laid The table by ind
Of iacit consent which seemed TO say "let II lie
on the table" Mr. Woodbridge presented memo.
rails IN relation 10 the improvement OF the Wa,
be Sd and Erie Canal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

"The Wing Rife IS the signihcan. title OF
paper abou, to be commenced a, Indianapolis. by
the proprietor of the Journal, and to be conducted
by r. J. Barnett Esq. We need say nothing Of
Mr. Barnett's abilities as editor and a sharp
shooter he has proven himself as unerrng in his
aim as sold Leather stocking" made immortal in
story by Cooper, and as effective in his shots as
"bloody Nathan" We will publish the prospec-
tus mex, week, and take this occasion TO recon-.
mend the proposed paper to the patronage of all
TO find true American principles discussed in a
candid, cour,eous but forcihle STYLE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
Wing Meeting in the Country.

Wing Meeting will be held the Brick School House,
Cornelius Ratliff's, Monday evening ge-
Wings respective districts, is
respectfully requested business Of importance will be
laid before the meeting
JoHs LEAGUE, f. ] CosNKR,
J VoRE, c. RATLIFF,
JOHN WILcoxFN, WALTER LEGG,
Jan &c, 1874. School Dist Conln,lttees
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
The Spirit Of Old Wavnei
Jan. &c, 1914 .


Whis Convention the 22d of FebruaIyi
Al meeting OF the Wings held in CentrevIllc, the
30th ul,imo, it resolved to hold MASS MEETING
the approaching anniversary of the birthday the Fa
Their OF counuy-he vino s'irs, in war. frs, iii
peace. and frs, the heart. Of his counymen deeming
ma owed il is with such associations, proper
for tho people TO meet together ID primary capacity
order for upholdng democratic
stituons, and devise harmonious by which
triot and statesnan whom of all living
the hearts Of his CONFERENCE.-The old
ocrat. HENRY CLAY We trust ,ha. this resolve has
met With hearty response in the mind fevery Wing,
and that that glorious day hundreds of the Wings
Old Wayne will meet, aud mingle their regard
to the policy for the party pursue whereby
and harmony of action may be had. Not for party pur
poses alonenot advance the private any
party of men-but tho administration Of
the affairs Of this upon Wing principles Old
Wayne has heretofore stood prsemnen in Wing
Shall she ntain her pos,ion2 Shall she the
trophy or throw down her arms and par
which Mr. Calhoun declared 'rere held together
by the eohesire poaeer Of public pfuder. We hope never
respected that previous that tne every School
District will be thoroughly organized and FOR the purpose
invite the committees of the different townships
the county send list of committees,
notices of meetings they may have, and any and all
resolutions they may adopt, and will publish
pIe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
p ALL A DIU M !.
RICHMOND. INDIANA, FRIDAY MORNING,
January Goth, lsAi.
FOR RESIDENT,
HEN RY Gil A 4
FIRE! FIRE, FIRE.

An adjourned meeting Of the citi-
zens will take place tomorrow night,
at the Warner building. Every citi-
zen is so deeply interested in this sub
ject, that it is scarcely necessary for US
to urge general attendance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
August Election.

GA-We authorized announce ISAA EEK,
ida.e for County Treasurer, subject decision of
the Wing Convention, the Wing election for candidate.
a the Township election in A pril.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
To school District Trustees.

1t is importan, that tho Trustees 10 tho differ
ent school districts should enumeraie the schol-
ars in their respective districts. and report the
same before the first Monday in February, to the
Township Trustees. 10 case Of failure to do
this, the District may not receive any Of the
March dividend Of the School Fund
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

five are Indebted to the Hon. c. 3. Smith
for valuable public documents, for which be will
accept our thanks.
GIVE have several communications on file
which will appear in good time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

On motion of Col John Vawter Of Jennings il
Resotrcd That this Conv and
they hereby authorized digest and arrange
of the meeting judicous order for Press
And that all ihs Wing editions within the State hereby
requested publish proceedings of this Convention
their respective papers.
Mr. Davidson Marion. from the committee appointed
report of suitable persons a
Central Conlmttee Until her appointed
ported III. following which unanimously
urred in.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

The TARIFF Books p tofore,a great
many Books have been printed in Europe and this
compa ra,ively small duty. Tho print
lug however, has been brought such perfection
country that Books gotten up here a
less than in England and France. Do they permit Us
import Books into their market free of duty? No.
their duty almost equal prohibition. If they
higher this country Books
could supply half their demand Let have Stree
ade' both sides, aud ask favos of the world but
this serable policy of ocofocosm, which makes all
.sfres uade' on sde vainous the extreme
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

Strange.-We were lille surprised at the
following expression IN q iate number OF the
WAYNE County Record: ave glad to
nounce our readers tha, J. P Chapman" OF
The State Sentinel has been elected State Prn
ter. Friend Suit must have forgotten in his be.
nevoen, feelings, the sanderous and defa MA tory
character Of the Sentinel. Would he gladly pa I.
,ronize an establishment from which week utter
week has issued tho most false and slanderous
denuncia,ions Of The bes, men of the state and Of
the nation,-a sheet filled with obsceoity, immo.
raliiy, and bIasphemy. 1t must be a strange
feeling of gladne,s that would flow al the success
of the editor Of such a sheet. Take back that
word "glad" friend Sii,t-i, is unworthy your
character as a man and a Christian.
e%The Hartford (Conn.) Weekly Journal, is
one Of the ablest and mos, spirited Wing apers
in the United States. We recommended IL TO
our New England friends who have adopted the
doosher land as their home, as worthy their pat.
ronage. II they wish to take paper from the
land of " steady habits" they cannot obtain a
better one Than the Hartford Journal.
Senator Porter, Of Louisiana. is still at home,
being confined by sickness. He will probably
be able to proceed TO Washington, on the return
of mild weather.
SOMETHING NEw-The New York Sun states
tina; there is plan on foot 10 that city to pub.
Iish bJou daily paper. small in size and costly
10 workmanship and price, dealing exclusively
with the belle letters, criticism. sentiment, and
matters and things connected with the NOV emen,s
Of high life" Instead Of soliciting patronage,
il will be only The favored few" who will BE
permitted TO purchase il!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

Mr. Rires' Letter.-On our frs, page will be
found long bnt eloquent and truth telling letter
from Mr.. Rlves, Democrat Of the old true-b blood
Jackson school. HIS opinions must have much
weigh, with the honest portion Of the modern
Democratic party, and we commend it TO their
especial notice and attention. Every man should
read il. The elevated position Mr.. Rives has oc-
cnped for many years in the Senate Of the U.
States, and the high order Of talent he has there
dlspla y ed, must and will command the attention
and respect Of he people. We again ask tina, i,
may be read by every body.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
Central Committee.

Mr. Ortiz of Iippecanoe. presented the following pream
ble and resolutions which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, late meeting or the Wing Central Com
m,ee of Tippecanoe the following resolution
adopted. to-wit:
..Resolred By the Wing Central Committee of Tipps
county, that il is expcdien aud advisable
another rFhig Contention, the Battle Groad Of TIP
peean,e Tuesday the Goth day of May ia,if,
nomination. of The Wing National Conventions And
the Hon Henry Clay and other distinguished Wings
be specially invited be present that occasion"
AND WHEREAS, this Convention highly approve of the
suggestion contained in said resolution. believing tina,
general meeting of all persons opposed Martin Van b.
aud the destructive OF his ruinoas admins
t.ation, such time and such designated
bv said resolution will be of incaeuabe 10
Therefore b. Resolred, That this Convention recom
mend the holding of said Convention and place
specified n foregoing resolution.
Rrs,,yed, Ths. conhde all the preliminary arrange
Tppeca county, knoSing that they both able
willing undertake the and do ample justice the
premises
On motion Of Col. Smith Vawter Of Jennings il was
Hesoired, That the thanks of this Cow enon be and
hereby rendered the good citizens of indianapolis
hs hospitality and kindness extended OF the dele
gates attending the present Convention.
o., motion at Mr. Rich, of Jennings.
Hesaire6, That the thanks of this meeting rendered
60 the President. Vice Presdeuss,
P'sseas Convsnion, tosshs. with the several Masha
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

Congressional.-The proceedings Of the National
Legislature contains but little of interest readers
from the fac, that nothing definite has been Done, and
BAT ,e probability tina, any thing decisive will be dons
for time TO come
From a report made from tho War department., We learn
estimated that canal around falls of ST, Ma
rvs, connecting Lake, Huron and Superior. be
struc,ed for a than half million of dollars. This
supendous work, which, in will be to the Yves, what
he connecting of tbs two great oceans would be to the
commerce OF the world, and that, for
fling in comparison the magnitude aud Importance of
work. will weigh a feather the scale. At
This time, Little comparatively known of the country
round Lake superior. that itahounds in mineral
eath. said be the richest in the world. The
people West and Norh will notice with anxiety the
proposition 10 construct this important work.
Jan Is in the Senate. bill introduced giving
the State of Illinois all public lands
after sold there from and after the time OF sale In the
House, bill introduced aboshng the duty SILT and
fishing boun,es resolution adopted in relation
TO the reduction OF all h- expenditures of the general gov
The result Of the Executive tbs Sem
voiestased TO be "a TO ). Jan Is, the resolution sub
mtsed by Mr.. SempIe in relation giving notice 10 tins
British of an intention annu the convention
IN relation 10 Oregon, was passed over niormaiy Mr.
n,ima;ing tina, he should call convenient season
Bill. from the judiciary COMMITTEES. increase
the salary of the u judge for the d,trct of Va
and allow the secretary of the treasury compromise
euretes Of Swatwout. late collector Of n. York
In N. o.. ts committee on ,uhlic land, Re ported bill
dstrbao, of the the sales of tire public
among several S,a,esaid table. Jan.
IL Senate Mr. Bayard notice of his iasen,ion
Sriss in bill 1ol a.
Of T. s, and also joint resolution for the invest,
of the navy hospital fund also bill concerning tn
naval establishment, The Senate then took
bill making appropriations of alternate sections OF land for
the improvement, of Fox anj Wisconsin rivers
ting me same by means of canal with Lake Michigan
The Western Rirers.-in the House the dis.
cussIon on this suhlec, promises to be endless:
bu, then i. is all s.tk. talk, while nothing def
Mite is done. A resolution passed oneday is re-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

nNrIn the lis, Of Acts passed at the late SEES.
sion Of the legislature there appears the title Of
one "For the relief Of Jason Ham," We have
frequently been inquired of as to the nature Of
the Law passed, and in justice to Mr.. Ham, We
will simply remark tina, at his last settlement
with the Treasurer OF State, he paid abou, S3S.
too much, as certified to the legislature by the
Auditor Of Public Accounts in this county. The
Inv merely authorizes the Treasurer Of State TO
refund the amount overpaid by Mr.. Ham.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

UEforis are being made 10 revive the Gil
rarj Bank OF PhiI.delphia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
Backing Out.


/. is said that Mr. Van B1ren fearing The so.
Der second thoughts" of the people, IS abou,
Withdrawing his name from the list of candida les
for the Presidency. We doubt it. The Rich.
mond Wing, however. gives the following ex-
.ract Of letter from Washington city.
1T is currently reported to day, that The
friends OF Mr. Van Buren, have in their h nds a
letter from him requesting his name be with
drawn a Candidate for the Presidency, and that
II even goes so far say The letter pos.
session of tho editors of The Globe. This. If
true, speaks voumes-it IS confirmation OF The
opinions Of very large portion of the whole
country. that The indications OF another defeat Of
the Democratic party is conclusive-that Mr..
Van Buren,. fearing such a result, will not. ma =
dare not, trust to tho I" sober second thought :"
Of the People. He may have another object in
view in thus seeming msgnan,mnus-hoping
thereby to ingraiiate with the Chivair and 10
receive from the people outburst of their De
cided preference for him. The current 10 too
strong against him and his wirs puiers The
people--lhe great mass OF the rank and file des-
pise him, and wonld ejaice having an oppor.
iuniiy Of getting on, of the traces How far the
report can be relied on,is onjecture. have mere
iy stated what is in The mouin-of every one"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

0TThe corpse of Mrs. Becknell, was found abou. ,w
miles below the ford where acciden, occurred On Il.
afternoon of Friday last,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

I'll is TO be hoped that Jehu T. Elliott. recent
ly elected Judge Of the 9Th Circuit will not soon
apply for another office. He trades with such
shabby customers, that are sick Of his bar.
gains:'-l Michigan City Gazette.
What mean you Mr.. Jim Stewart Mr.. Eli.
OTIS friends may have ",raded" with SET of To-
cos who would have sold their hopes of heaven
for an office, bu. why are you "sick Of bis bar
gansm We know that it has been minated
that something was done in that election, preju-
dcial to the success of John B. Niles, bu, we do
not believe there is any foundation for such sus.
Picion, and bis defeat alone may be attributed to
The conduc, Of Jesse D. Bright, in fixing the or
der OF the election.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

] III Bradley,
w S Il Cornett,
T. Barnett,
ii G Newcomb,
John Clements,
Richard WInchel,
ThomasJ Sample.
Snion Robinson,
w H Bennett,
Martin S Bundy,
Newton Clnypool,
Wesley Parke.
Spear ) Upton,
K G Shryock.
Ehenezcr Suggs,
Tho thompson,
l. G Debeuler,
John Dunn,
James G Vc,ch,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

Hiram Brown,
John Ewing,
l. F Coppersmith,
ID & Rich,
William Quarles,
John 5 Davis,
Nimrod ii Johnson
John + Allison.
+ w McGaughey.
IL r iiurlbut,
p A Hacklcman,
David Wallace,
J c Eggleston,
Gen. Gordon,
Lyman Leslie.
+ ID Mccullough,
George Wilson,
J P Buell.,
John Pitcher.
G S Or,h,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

Senator Porter, Of Louisiana. 10 still at home
being confined BY sickness. He will probably
be able to proceed TO Washington, on the return
of mild weather.