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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-28
Vefanntlna0uns an Baumetffer.

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STRIDE rr SadIcinn in Canton sttat ptrctn icl Der Oar
ne Str9n3en brtcn t6nnn t Satcb 3Binter6ater Gin.
acDfn meret-ee5elte 2rrttlise fur tefstes e3ebauee
fCHns" fF eas Sns nstr a n tbehpeife pom en lis lS
.Masi te' S"tte 28Ints,b'lts einaereieht wsrrsn
Scbn Wl0leul,
Nranli5 Ilun,,
8 Wintertolter g,u.eo5,itt,s
s. Qetnrih, 'S'"S'''ss'
antcn Barte,
s. eothammer,
Gantrn, ten 25iten 6eb., 1845.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-28
Dunbar llnb Meper,
Re6ts : 9lntpQloe,

Sfce, erae Gtir tpeitlib bonn @ourtaule in @antcn.
Stfcrstn Nebtsfaden in 9tart ben um[esepben Counties
g. M trtr r, btnder Nbrrtat unb 81 ta r, Utts(teb
ottstr Sira bcprst ebtnfaIs au bic tii9 8tbnsunstt,
rlmadten uno rnftse Strthtlte 5nrumnteu, pettr,
ran;oitr nne tnalr Srrad,t, NIB ebt nit an, far
: ca III an8l t d tti 3n SEN.
e'ntcn Setruar II, ls45 30st.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-28

Sn NOros9merita tonnten $50 gRiutoueu W2cnId,en
pobnen, cbne oa es 70 odt beoSlfert tpdre o[s Git
rcpa se9enpdrtt9 1T. Die jeb9e Seo0lterun9 bon gu
rcpa betrd9t un9cfdbr 234 O2iltonsn See!en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-02-28

or,SS g d Ger g. 3. @Ourter oa6 Organ Der
Bhigpartet in gotb1, bat l3 9eqen bic geatpes et-
fIdrt uuO dst nun an ate Dbi9S Debe picel6sn tit,
Der unterifueten1 bic 9ucrperuu9 ersebcn, N fir Die
Submit auf ld leblt gu beihrduFen, noenl bon See
Der @rIteren BEN 9cmadten 8erIpredun9en ncbt noc1
9efemnen poroen let.-Daa Sprcbtpo IT: "@j(eid uno
9led) 8eleAt ltdt 9ern!" leteet oemnah 9Msnabmeu.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
aht @a,ettt al,o ASptrtiset
70 PUBLISHED WEEKLY
nv JAMES CLARKE.
-~r,sox ST., BURLINGTON, IOWA TERRY.

TERMS:
u. r,oaLARs per annnm. i paid IN advance
~. nnr,Aas At the expiration Of the year
rssrher;ption will be discontinued ant,h =. .r-
~ .brll have been paid. unless al the option
tas',cr.. and no subscription will be received
- 'ss.ser tern, than three months. All sub
49, for less than one year must be paid in
abssecs .;..m,at. Of square and less will he in
$3.50 a. OwE DOLLAR; and for every suhse-
80 -. s;.se,tioa F,rrr CENTS will be charged.
500 discount viii be made upo" yearly aoser-
t;s<mests- Ill communicable sent
4. his caiee. 1900 .sx
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
BURLINGTON, IOWA: SATURDAY, FEBR1
we 4lcceps and Expenditures Of tie County Of D Moinss io,ca
Prom ne ls day Of Janaay 1884, tie l aag Of January ls46
Receipts

Receipts a.s...
naN From sAos and whai Er.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
cAssIS.;E

AeiLARGE sssorfmshs % kasd ssia or
~ falr very Tow ~ tho - - ~ Nj vssd.
nov 70 ~ wv. GARRE1fGc~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
New Leather store.

NVHE subscriher is about openinSy IN. Nc.
- Bager's large, brick building % Esnsk
street, few doors north oftbe Steamh eat lIotsls
q NEW LEATHER STORE, whore hs- VII
at all times ,censtanilys keep on han1 UelaAadl
upper feathers call and morocco, lining hiaifig,
shoemaker's Ending- sc. Also, sho<mlkert kils
and tools. =, ,es,s. !, y: IL k;.n, - -
!, He viii aiso exchange leather of asltiaIs for
raw and dry, hides, rs he Is about sstatlkhiAg
tannery in BnrlingtoA or ito vicimityih fessoaes
ia the county having hides which. Hey Vii
tanned CA b. accommodated BY the asSseeibef
on the most reasonable terns. -. 80,
June - Hs--tf J. r. FIECHTNER
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

KTHEAT. Rye. Hides F1ry. Desswxx. r6llow,
w Better asd Egg; NJ Which Ne hieheal
market price WILDE Psid ID en11apr essh ~
Dec. !. u. copy WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
LAW NOTICE.
DAVID ROR + r.
Afferuey and Counsellor at Law.
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
CRTNiFS AND STARR.

TAMrS W GRIMES AND HENRY W START
j hase associated themselves tor the rraos'es o
n. i,w nr,er tne airore style. and will a'ttad t
hro-s.;, aai In = in the different counties, ard
sI-s il The supreme court Of the Territory. sar
Er ELL he PAID TO claims Tor lands "
tAehali-hreeJ tsact, and elsewhere
JAMES W. GRIMES.
HENRY w. STARR.
er-,;r-tou, Jan IS. 4. tsai
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
New Fancy Goods. -
Boots & Shoes. ,=.i vs. Il
500 PAIRS, MEMS taicx soo ,

30 kip tar.n a.
80 TO stichsd calf "a
100 e Ypstt md Boyasssrss DO 4 n
500 Meas Thick Breeans, !sas t9si
500 Kip I'd i ,-s~ttsar.
300 womens Zip strap aad lee boots,
2 2O1 3 : heavy walking shoes, !,
80 C " gaiter boots, !, 4 c.,..
Also, good assortment Of NEdlsea "a chill
dfers 6ctts and xhcts. Hor sale rh&ae ~ sa.al
w. +. COLLBAuGH, - Eo~i-
nov 3 IA, Jefferson street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

uF THOMPSON, attorney and 'nn:e'ior ~
w. law, aud counsellor ano solicitor ~ Ihan.
nfy: also agent for the purchase and safe o. 'ca'
No 6. 80 4 .%
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

Law Partnership
r. G. HALL, of Mount Pleassnt and F.
" ; d. MILLS, Of Burlington, have this day
associated themselves into q Partnership for the
practice Of Law under the name and style Of Hall
: Mills. They will attend all the Courts Of the
first and second Judicial Districts. Criminal
business attended to in any part Of the Territory.
Once 10 the brick building on Main street now
occupied by F. d. Mills. SIS a a.ss
j. C. HALL,
.sf Ed. MILLS.
sept IA 'li--tf ba5 gs 54sa n 9-Tfraa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01
Drutsf!)tr ART.

DEsPHTruI1t tenders his professional ser
!. !, The rf,ct.ce of Mediciae and Surgery.
,-f,rvrr GA WasnikGroS street, between
W,,.r and Main streets.
ps ms will also pay particular attention to
n..,.i Sur~vry. such as cleansing. inserting. and
,,.-y;aw TEETH, either with gold, silver or
S!ssiaa paste. - 49,,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-01

- s&sX q. ~. 8n1fs x*K%*
50 Ground Alua SAlt, On hand and
sf - ssheaP, " 9 y s7iFsfFET5 f'F9
'eee, Wa GARRETFs& Co, i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

SCIENTIFIC LEcTrREs.-We are Informed that
BARNABAs c. HoBRs. designe giuing a course OF
Lectures on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, and CHENIs-
TRY. An Introductory Lecture will be given on
Saturday evening the 18th instant. at the lecture
room in the fourth story Of the Morrison build
ing, and in the room formerly occupied by the
Atheneum. lie designs making two lectures
each week. and will devote twelve lectures TO each
subject. The citizens of Richmond and vicinity
requested to be present at the Introductory,
when further information may be had.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

WILL rHrNK7-The account of the Register
of the Treasury that, during the ftysx years
existence of Federal Government the entire expen
dures of that Government excluding principal of Pub
lie Debt, have been little under One Thousand Millions
ueen appropriated as follows:
For the Military service, $3.50, 99s 1857
$ Nacal do 1888 ia
g Pensions, 54,0I2,4S5
Interest of Public Debt A., 494 $50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

"INDIANA DEMocRAr."-Wo have received the
first number of the new Democratic (loco.) paper
commenced at Indianapolis. by Messrs. Morrison
Spain. II is respectable in sze and style Of
typography. 1t is wei! filled with editorial mat
ter. considern BILE portion of which is devoted to
the editors of tho Sentinel. 1t is mild but caus-
tic, and if tho fouls Of the Sentinel, do not
feel It's burning influence, we are mistaken
The Editor is ultra Iocofoco, and boasts that
that he is and sever has been, from the earliest
existence of the question: an advocate for the
nexation of Texas - firm and determined ad-
herent to all of our rights to Oregon; 1--WE sup
pose this to neon ALL of Oregon,) opponent of
L. S. Bank in favor of tho sub-Troasury--
and an amendment of the Tariff Of 40.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12
THE Markets.
CINCINNATI MARKET. Nor. g.

FLOUR.-Sale. yesterday of 200 and $50 brls coun
try at 1895 clear, l73 brl do 400 inspecfed a. SO
md 1000 brls do 400, clears 500 brls do AGO. de-
livered and l62 bris do at 4:03, clear.
WHlSkEY--Nery little in by all channels W. heard
of sales of 10 and II brls at Oc gallon and brs
20tc.
HOGS-A sale yesterday of 5Oohea in the pens. .ve
raging 200 lbs be killed cooler hnt
paid for now, at $500 per 100 lbs Messrs. Day. &
brothers and Henry Lewis rday
Each had on hand lot of about 300 head bourh, on the
hooks at 400 They have other lots to-day. For
one lot of 2ohead in the pens 90 red but de-
clned by owner. who will today packing them
his
New YoRK, Nov. 3.-FLouR.-Western Flour is firm
and prices have upward tendency. Sales O. enesee
have been made from 62a5 5-closnr at the latter
price.
BALTIMORE, Nor. s.
HOGS.-Live Hogs continue to arrive freely and the
supply in market now is full The demand is active and
sales readily made at $5a$52 The latter rate how.
ever is obtained only for small and choice lots
fLOuR--SInce our last review the mark ct for How.
ard street for has been less active and sales have
made at decline from then quotations. We note
sales Saturday of 500 1000 bbs mixed brands at
SOFIA To-day there is consde rable inquiry are
not advised OF any large operations Some dealers offer
to sell at Sols whilst others asking $525 We
sales of a few hundred barrels at the latter rate
We quote Oats at 36a37 cts-sales.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

FRESH FIes.-Two cargoes of Figs from SMYRNA, ar
rived at Boston within day being much earlier
than usual The Turkey fig crop is said to be of finer
quality this season than for many years
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

The Detroit Advertiser that Bishop McCasky, of
that diocese about leave Detroit for least
to discharge the Episcopal functions in the diocese of New
York, in consequence of the suspension of Bishop On
derdonk
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

READ 1T 1T SPEAKS FOR ITSELF AND COMMENTS ARE rx.
| sEeEssaRY-Philadelpha, May 2sth, ls45-Dr. Jayne
Dear Sirl feel bound the afflicted publicity
to the extraordinary effects of your valuable medicines
have suffered for several past with Liver Com
plain and the train OF diseases which follow COM
petite prostrafion of the sysfenso that il with
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my To add TO my misery. Scrofulous affection
appeared in my throat, with Rheumatism my arms,
that could not raise my right o my head In
hottest weather my feet and hands would ache with
cold, and persprstion had almost
of getting well. had night sweats and rot little
or no sleep with frightfu morbid headache
seemed to horde ring INSANITY and was dep,ed
all study mental exercise. 1 could a small
paragraph in newspaper without great difficulty Ih,d
great stomach, which caused swell
much that unable to lie down, recine,
but had to be proPped up chair had the Of
eminent pin, sicians ass tried ariy remedies
used in such but continued grow worse, and It
appeared though speedy dissolution taking place
your SANATIyE PILLS, and my surprise the sore
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asn 10 improve from una. .ns shorty after my VIE
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am active, and nearly strong, any pensd Of
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premature grave. JOSEPH BARBAR
HaIloweIi Court, in Poplar Street, between Seresh
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Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE, No. {, South Thru
st, Philadelphia
For sale at REEDS DRUG: STORE
Richmond, H.. Nor -. 1915
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12
p A Ii A DIU M
Il l e. Ii Nj O N ID, IA.


! NATIONAL RoAp-GRANT LaSDs.-We have noticed
that loco neghbor opposed to making application
the next for appropriation of lands
pete this national thoroughfare through He
thinks appropriation of money be had and refers
to the fact of having been made by congress
last session 1t is the ocos did permit provision
be introduced into general appropriation bill that
time, but it not allowed until several whig
voted against the bill without and persisted deter
mined do until this work provided for 1t was
a accident that the appropriation made last
year. and there probability that such contingency
will again While editor The effersoni-
objects to asking of lands the loco member
congress from the Indianapolis district has circulated
ttons. asking appropriation of refuse lands He
regard the probability of getting good lands doubtful,
much less appropriation of money. We believe, o
time should De to-. IN circulating asking grant
OF lands to be selected from the unsod lands of the
without regard to location. There lands
portions of the which have been
sale and which will not be sold for yet,
less given for work of internal improvement
u There is petition in circulation in this county.
asking the legislature at its session dog
in the county 30 and where any person
harbors about his house than dog, the
second, third &C., be taxed so cents each The pro-
ceeds applied the payment for sheep
killed by dogs, and the surplus. if should accrue
be applied to the common school fund Farmers, what
do you say to it,
The \. Y. Journal of Commerce saws: Nassau Co
gives Brockenbrough, oco) for congress- p majority
This gives him majority the (Florida,) with
or four small be heard FROM which will
increase probably 100 He is certainly elected
The editor of the Indiana Democrat SAYS "Gor Whit
comb issued proclamation appointing THURSDAY.
the 9th of November day of public thanksgiving
We are not engaged to dinner |!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12
BALTIMORE, Nor. s.

The New Orleans Courier says The Grand Lodge Of
the Masonic Order in this State adopted, sitting
resolution ordainng that solemn funeral be
brated IN the room of the Grand Lodge, The fourth
Monday OF next November to the their very
iilustrious brother, Andrew Jackson, deceased
Special invitations will be the Grand Lodges
in the Union, well to the ladies' Of New Orleans
The colored people lately held neva,
~ r., at which resolution was passed di,connccting
themselves with the "ri party ab0ltonists They in-
tend TO cast their votes for liberal minded
tive of party
Washington correspondent of the Tribune says that
"James Buchanan, Secretary Of State, in
mellow autumn of his days. about TO adventure upon
the stormy sea of matrimony- Such things may be
cused in the heat of youthful blood, but eer Sc
NOR observed to Sam when he caught him fbrcating
wale milne, i would MT a thought Of you JENNY,
would mt. The lady with whom he is set out upon
this njudcious voyage Miss McC., very wealthy
is represented quite youthful, and the belle Of
West.
William Penn, ESQ. great grandson of the celebrated
William Penn, founder of the Province of
died in London the 18th uit, aged 20.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

The Register of the Treasury reports that the Treasury
notes outstanding the LIST of November $641,
4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

Bank Note and Exchange List.
Corrected for the Cincinnati Ga:ene Jy Ellis Gau.,
Exchange Brokers' ". E. corner Of Main sad Sd str
Who prepared TO buy. generally, the notes Of n.
banks below named, and also to- furnish Exchaps. :,
rates affixed: -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

A letter from Havana to the New Orleans Picayune
says: a ball given the 9th ut by the Condo
Fernandino, which all the haut present
Cen Santa Anna, lady and suite attended The wife of
the EXPIRE sdent of Mexico upon her person $780,
900 worth of diamonds. To crafty the curiosity of
fair readers, may nton that her dress blond
skirt white satin slip. Another lady at this
ball sported $40 900 diamonds in her attire, while
twenty thousand dollars worth of pebbles were
quite There no less than hund red
ball The service of plate upon the supper table
valued S 900; but this the Count well afford, his
income exceeding $4,000 per AMMAN"
From VERA CRuz.---Accounts from Vera Cruz via Ha
the IL tn October had been received in New
the the that the opinion appears
be general that there will be the Mexicans can
funds the troops not paid, and there
prominent leader to rally around
Mr.. JOHN BRow~ cL.r, of Kentucky, being a visit
in Phllade phia, invited by committee of the Wing
citizens of that city a public dinner In letter
Messrs Sergeant, Ingerso others, he declines
for of time, from which make the fol-
lowing extract
Il need You that it would give great hap
make the acquaintance of the friends of
father this city. shall bear him in Kentucky in
tellgence of the kind feelings which entertained
wards HIM by YOU and those for whom you act; and
know that he will feel that this attention
YOU obligations under which he already
lies your long continued evidences regard
and confidence
The .big gum manufactured in England by direction
of Com Stockton, the U. s. Navy, arrived in New
y ork Saturday.
Nee J--.-Fnli ha1z4 been from
the late election in NewJersey. but enough known
the statement that the wings have
State.
Ne,e- Tork--The ocos have usual the river
counties New ork. In the city, the tick
is elected by maJores from 1900 1000,
but little manifested that the
scarcely cared for.
heard from, 10 Iocofoco members are elected
TO the Assembly. Last year s natives and iocos
LITTLE MIAMI Rail RoAp-The President of the Board
Of Directors of this road has published address
which he says .We ENJOY the pleasing
of seeing line of Rail Road from
Lake Enc the Ohio river, opel for travel
of produce and merchandise before close of
another year He further says:
contracted our iron the re was IN
Unusual advance the article English ma rk
which had the effect enhance its value home and
unwilling enter contracts un-
high prices In this of the market me-
eemed advisable to make conditional contract leay-
ng the price until the delivery of iron the prce
hen be fixed 1t the value of bar in Pittsburgh
Since contract for iron made the article has
ad downward tendency, that may safely calcu-
ate being furnished sixty dollars per ton
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12
For the Palladium.

Messrs. Edtors:-The report Of T. L. Smith, Register
Of the Treasury made Congress- Feb 10th, ls4, pre-
interesting facts to the western farmer which
/ think deserve place in your paper
There exported the year ending 30th June le45.
of Bread Stus So 931, 1876, custom house valuation
Within the period, there imported of WOODEN
goods 50 20S 27e wool valued under Tets per
h. sos Gas lbs worth AL and fine wool, worth
about Acts. per Ib 1879 63 lbs valued $9 019
house valuation: making total of wool and wooden
goods of $3.50 73s, 81 02s $40 than all the
bread stutfs exported for the time
Now, would ask loco neighbors, where is the
much boosted foreign market for bread s,u, they
have stumped and harrangued much about, when i,
will meet demands for WOODEN manufactures by
more than million of doars'
There imported of spirits from grain, 1851
gallons valued Sl7l 0l5; brandy $40 gallons. val
ued S6O6 $685. spirits from other materials gal
valued at cordals 1921 gal valued at $685.
302 beer, ale and porter, 130375 gal valued at Sl23
7l5 making 1924 29 worth of the product of foreign
grain, consumed in this country after paying duty o.
40 per cent without any real benefit the
There also of beef and pork $63l2 worth
hams and bacon, 3222 worth, paying duty of so
cent; cheese So 9s5 bs valued S7,636; bristles
1870 63s lbs valued $S4,0Il of potatoes, 100, 12
bushels valued 260, and 5000 worth of breae
stuffs.
( Importatons of Bread Stuffs, $4,000
81. 800
Cheese, 1886
Beef and Pork 6,3l2
Hams and Bacon. 1922
Wool, S5l 400
Total, S9O5,O92
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

In the Common Pleas of Boston, Friday, Mil
lay dress-maker, received $500 against Charles ii.
Sawin, gunsmth, for a breach of promise of marriage
These breaches and consequent becoming quite
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

The editor of the Indiana Democrat says: "Gor- Whit
comb has issued his proclamation appointing THURSDAY,
the 9th of November day of public Thanksgiving
We no, engaged to dinner
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12
100000
Total,

Making S9O5 ,o92 of Foreign Agricultural production,
paying duties ranging from 40 to so cent that comes
n conflict with soil and abor which, should
think would be sufficient evidence ocos that the
Tariff of 1912 benefit them, the assertion of
their fle-eaders notwithstanding.
would like arithmetcian, of the loco school,
show the result if duty ranging from 40 so per
1905 092 of agricultural production, what would
Mr. Mckays Bill of 30 per cent. horizontal, Mr..
Walkers of IL per cent, admit in competition with
FARMER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

Cambridge University has been the scene of recent
riot occasoned the dismissal of member of the Senior
class vi would not esI,ne his companions in froc.
1t said that he borne off in open barouche with
white horses and attended by four outrders
were members of his class.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12
$663,43e,S2l

Total, $685., ABS, S2l
The balance has been expended follows:
Principal of Revolutionary Debts and claims
(est) nearly, slOO,OoO,OOO
Civil list, 60 1855 525
Foreign Intercourse. 36,l66, s6S
~Indan Department, AZ, 500, 4SS
miscellaneous, 60, l07, 72l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-12

The Houston Texas Telegraph says The presence
of the United States army the western frontier has
the price of provisions advance to
denied that section At the last accounts
selling Arkansas and Corpus Christi AT dollar
and fifty bushe sweet potatoes at the same rate
could be obtained. The army stationed
such a distance from dense Settlements that most of
its supplies of provisions will be brought from New Or
leans, cheaper than they be procured from
any the settlements of Western Texas Beef, how
always be procured in western counties at
cheaper than be obtained perhaps part
of the United The of the army
will have little difficulty procuring abundant
ply beef of western settlements at a
to and half pound and the beef from the Rio
Grande can doubtless be obtained a still lower rate